%0 Journal Article
%T About Verbs £¿t- and £¿t- in Old Turkic
%A Erdem U£¿ar
%J -
%D 2018
%X In Old Turkic, there are both £¿t- and £¿t-, which means ¡®to sing, to make sounds (for animals)¡¯. These are more prevalent in that period, but the use of £¿t- has diminished over time and has left its place to the £¿t-. The historical phonetics does not provide us any conclusive evidence whether there is a sound shifting at the beginning of the word like /£¿-/ > /£¿-/. For this reason, it is necessary to evaluate the two verbs separately. The existence of two verbs as a difference today in Turkic languages support our hypothesis
%K £¿t-
%K £¿t-
%K etymology
%K synonym
%U http://dergipark.org.tr/jots/issue/38857/427132