Analytical review of phonological patterns across Turkic languages

Yarmukhamed , Madaliev

Lingvospektr · 2024-yil

Annotatsiya

This article examines the comparative study of phonological systems in Turkic languages, offering a comprehensive overview of how these languages developed, diverged, and converged in their sound inventories. By considering historical roots, linguistic typologies, and key cross-linguistic studies, the paper delves into phonemic structures, vowel harmony, consonant inventories, and prosodic features characteristic of Turkic tongues. Particular attention is paid to the dynamic interplay of historical linguistic processes, contact-induced language change, and dialectal variation that shape the phonological profiles of modern Turkic languages. The findings underscore the complexity and richness of the Turkic phonological landscape, and highlight the importance of comparative inquiry for both theoretical and applied linguistic research.

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MualliflarYarmukhamed , Madaliev
JurnalLingvospektr
Nashr sanasi2024-12-27
Jild2
Son2
Betlar23-28
TilRus

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Turkic languages, phonology, vowel harmony, consonant inventory, comparative linguistics, language contact, historical linguistics

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