Dergiler / Turkish Studies (Elektronik) / 2015 / Cilt: 10 - Sayı: 8
KİLİS İLİ AĞIZLARI SES BİLGİSİ ÖZELLİKLERİ ÜZERİNE
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- 421–485
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Özet
Dil, ana fonksiyonuyla insanlar arası iletişimi sağlayan, seslerden örülü bir sistemdir. Ancak görevi ve önemi bununla sınırlı olmayıp bundan hareketle milletlerin oluşumuna katkı sunan, milletleri millet yapan ana unsurları nesillerden nesillere taşıyan çok önemli bir sosyal kurumdur. Bu sosyal fonksiyonunu yerine getirme görevini ise esas itibariyle konuşma dili üstlenirken yazı dili de buna katkıda bulunur. Kültürün ana taşıyıcısı olan konuşma dili, yazı dili haline gelemediğinde zamanla kaybolmakta; bu da bazı kültürel birikimlerin zamanla unutulması sonucunu doğurmakta; toplumun birleştirici harcı durumundaki bu unsurların kaybı, başka sosyolojik ve toplumsal sorunların ortaya çıkmasına yol açmaktadır. Bu yüzden dilin bütün unsurlarıyla birlikte varlığını sürdürürken yazıya geçirilmesi pek çok açıdan büyük önem taşımaktadır. Kısacası dil üzerine söylenecek her söz, dil yanında sosyoloji, tarih, folklor, etnoloji gibi sosyal bilimlerin her alanını ilgilendirir, onlara da veri sağlar; bu da ağız çalışmalarının önemini bir kez daha gözler önüne serer. Dolayısıyla bir ağız çalışması olan bu makalemizde sunacağımız verilerin, dil başta olmak üzere sosyal bilimlerin pek çok alanına katkıda bulunacağını inanıyoruz. Çalışmamız Kilis ili ağızlarının merkez, ilçe ve köylerinde yaptığımız saha çalışmasına dayanmaktadır. Derlenen metinler içinden örnek olarak seçtiklerimizden hareketle yörenin ses bilgisi özellikleri ortaya konmaya çalışılmıştır
Abstract
Language, which is the main function enabling the communication between people, is a system weaved by sounds. Nevertheless its role and importance is not limited with this; moreover it is a social foundation which supports the formation of the nations and Bu makale Crosscheck sistemi tarafından taranmış ve bu sistem sonuçlarına göre orijinal bir makale olduğu tespit edilmiştir. ** Doç. Dr. Kilis 7 Aralık Ü, Fen-Edeb. Fak. TDE Böl., El-mek: [email protected] 422 Hülya ARSLAN-EROL Turkish Studies International Periodical For the Languages, Literature and History of Turkish or Turkic Volume 10/8 Spring 2015 disseminate the main factors of the nation’s very foundations from generation to generation. Meanwhile Main task of fulfilling this social function is taken by spoken language, written language supports it. When the spoken language, the main bearer of the culture, fails to become a written language, it fades over time, this situation will cause some of the accumulated cultural wealth to be lost and lost of these elements of the society’s cement will cause other sociological problems. Thus, the language’s phasing into written language with its all elements is quite important. In brief, all the things said about the language is also related to social sciences like sociology, history, folklore, ethnology. So, we believe that our essay, which is an study of dialect, will make contribution to social science, particularly in language. Among Turkey’s Turkish local dialects, dialects of Kilis province was not studied enough. Our study based on fieldwork studies which we made in Kilis province, it's countries and it's villages. On the basis of examples which we choosed from compiled texts, phonetic properties of the region are tried to be presented. Due to fact that, until 1995, Kilis was a district of Gaziantep province so it was estimated as part of Gaziantep subdialect and approached within Gaziantep dialect. But, Ahmet Caferoğlu (1946: 565) mentioned three sub groups of Gaziantep dialect as “centre, Kilis and surroundings, Turkmen phratry” in his work “Anadolu Dialektolojisine Dair Deneme” and separated Kilis dialect from Gazitantep's dialect. Kilis dialect is separated from Gaziantep dialect in terms of some dialect features as mentioned by A. Caferoğlu. The most significant distinction is at use of present tense suffix. As part of western dialects, Gaziantep dialect uses present tense suffixes as -i/ -iy, -yı /-yi, -yu /-yü, -yer /-yér / -yir /-yr, -yo/ -yō- yö (Karahan 1996: 142, 144-145), on the other hand Kilis dialect -or form central subdialect, besides especially at Polateli and Musabeyli districts we encounter -yo /-yu /-yŏ /-yor /-yŏr forms. The Forms -y/-ıy /-iy /- yi which are similarized with Gaziantep dialect, encountered extensively at Elbeyli subdialect. Another distinction is in the use of instrumental case. In Gaziantep dialect uses -lan /-len /-nan /-nen forms of ilen > - lan/ -len suffix which is occurred contraction of -n instrumental case suffix with ile particle (Aksoy 1945: 146). In Kilis dialect -dan /-den /- nan /-nen forms are common. This usage which is not existed in central Gaziantep dialect, is common in Iraq Turkmen Turkish and Syria Colan Turkmen dialect (Bayatlı 1996: 470, Arslan-Erol 2009: 49). Ömer Asım Aksoy (1945: 85,146) mentioned that in Nizip dialect it is also used in this form. Intervocalic euphonic consonant ‘y’ usually is not used in Kilis dialect (ġınalıdı ş change is seen at the beginning of a word and at interior sound: şorba, . • One of the most characteristic features of Western group of Turkish subdialect, sonorisation is common in Kilis dialect: genner, gişi, ġuyruġunda, bazara, bişiriller, dabanına, daġıdıllar. • In Kilis province subdialect, sonorisation is frequent interior and last sound of word: . • In Kilis dialects, it seems that h, k, r, v, y and > consonants are derived at the beginning and ending of a word and at interior sound: yörtü, á á , leymun, memeklerini, şindik, ney, suy. • As well as excrescence, consonant dissapearance is also frequent in the region: aparlo, çüt, dōrarım, ğaxallar, anos, biyeri, bişe, , töbe, yōrum, bǝle, buġdası, kef, nası, patata, şe, artı. • Gemination is frequent as in eastern group dialects: í . • Progressive assimilation is common in Western group dialects is seen in Kilis dialect both in progressive assimilation and regressive 424 Hülya ARSLAN-EROL Turkish Studies International Periodical For the Languages, Literature and History of Turkish or Turkic Volume 10/8 Spring 2015 assimilation and especially frequently around ‘l’ and ‘n’ consonants: . • Kilis dialect can be evaluated in Western group of dialect VIIth subgroup. Kilis dialect shares common features with Gaziantep, Adıyaman and Hatay which are also in the same group.