Morphological Patterns in Eastern Anatolian Domani as a Dialect of Romani

This study is aimed at explaining morpho-lexical and morpho-syntactic patterns in Domani, as two basic features that are related to the lexicon grammar of this substrate, contact, secret endangered Romani dialect. The data was obtained by conducting face-to-face interviews with Doms living Van Ağrı-Doğubayazıt regions Turkey making use their oral narratives. recordings made between 2017 2019 over 10 hours. Kurmanji, which has a typological affinity used mediating language communicative process. structures exhibiting significant permeability from Kurmanji Domani izafe, ergative case auxillary verb kirin ‘to do’, its combinations. It understood affixes such {-xete-}, {-gev}, {-ole} {–ote}, seen belonging lose functionality continue exist redundant structures. On other hand, markers {-gi} {-ge} predicative domains {-avi(n)} partly maintain domain Domani. Some derivational morphemes Turkish, {-Iş} {-CI} also distinctive lexical formation derivation nevişçi ‘begger’ negation prefix {ne-}. compositional word should be considered ‘creative languaging’ for substrate losing properties due contact superstrate languages.