On the Study of Abstract Nouns in Turkic Languages
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https://doi.org/10.37547/ajsshr/Volume06Issue03-10Keywords:
Abstract nouns, concrete and abstract, suffixesAbstract
The article examines the views of scholars on the study of abstract nouns in Turkic languages. It discusses the formation of nouns, the affixes used to form abstract nouns, the classification of nouns according to their meanings, and the study of abstract nouns in general.
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