Divanü Lugati't-Türk Gramer-i İsim (ciltsiz)
In the 11th century, there were very important changes in the geography in which the Turks lived.
On the one hand, the Turks abandoned the religion they had believed in for centuries and accepted Islam, and on the other hand, they began to settle in Anatolia from Central Asia through the Seljuks.
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The Turkish language was also affected by these changes in such an environment. On the one hand, it began to fall under the influence of Arabic due to the influence of Islamic culture, and on the other hand, it began to fall under the influence of Persian due to political reasons.
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Kashgari, who was conscious of his Turkishness and had a good command of the subtleties of the Turkish language, decided to write that magnificent work precisely in this period.
He aimed to show that Turkish was at par with Arabic, and to incorporate the dictionary material he had compiled by traveling throughout the Turkic world into his work and to arrange it in ac Show More
