Tatar Turkish, one of the important branches of Kipchak dialects of Turkish, is regarded as been separated into three branches: 1. Middle dialect, 2. Western (Misher) dialect, 3. Eastern (West Siberia) dialect. Siberian Tatars, known as Western Siberian Tatars, today, is scattered around Tumen, Baraba, Omsk region with their 300.000 population. Siberian Tatar dialects can also be considered as been separated into there branches: 1. Tobol-Irtish Region dialects (Tumen, Tobol, Saz region, Tevriz and Tara), 2. Baraba dialect, 3. Tom dialect. Siberian Tatar Turkish and Oguz Turkish have shown similarities in terms of vocabulary, phonetic and morphology. Scientists who has studied on Siberian Tatars such as D. G. Tumaseva, D. M. Nasilov, Abdulkadir Inan and Mustafa Oner, have emphasised that besides Kipchak, Karluk, Uigur Turkish, Oguz Turkish also has some impacts on formation of Siberian Tatar dialects. In this study, the focus is Oguz Turkish (speically Turkey Turkish and its dialects) elements, seen in Siberian Tatar Turkish in terms of phonetic, morphology and vocabulary. A number of words in Sberian Tatar Turkish such as arı ‘bee’, inek ‘cow’, bura/pura ‘here’, quça ‘husband’, nene ‘grandmother’, tete ‘grandfather’ is given. Their place in Turkey Turkish dialects has been analysed and evaluations have been conducted regarding the topic.