REPETITIVE STRUCTURE CLASSES IN TURKISH

All world languages tend to develop their ability to express in accordance with the possibilities of their internal structures. The main reason for this is the need to explain the facts and concepts in the developing and changing world with a limited number of language materials. However, languages use their structures in different ways. In this sense, repetitive structures also serve as elements that add flexibility to language expression. Repetitive structures have been used with different language units from the oldest periods of Turkish to the present and have provided various semantic functional effects. To make the deep structure clear, to make effective meaning, to clarify the meaning, to harmonize the sentence is some of the tasks of repetitive structures. There are also phonetic, morphological and syntactic types of repetitive structures which are generally considered as lexical. Repetitive structures considered as lexical in Turkish and it is called as hendiadyoin, repetition, reduplication etc. In addition, it is difficult to say that there is a union with the scope of these structures. In this study, the repetitive structures of phonetic, morphological, lexical and syntactic structures in the structural context including the concept referred to as hendiadyoin, repetition, reduplication are considered as repetitive structures. In this study, a typological classification experiment was conducted