Türkmence ve Uygurcada Yaklaşma: Bazı özellikleri üzerine

The following paper aims to draw attention grammatical markers and lexical units that shape the avertive meaning ‘action narrowly averted’ in two Turkic languages: Turkmen as an East Oghuz language, Uyghur a Kipchak language. It is attested both languages speakers, expressing this use marker {tas}. In {tas} occurs autonomously not bound verb form, while it appears integral constituent of analytical verbal form {tas Kal-} ‘to be near/little left’. As far for forms, offers weight-bearing structure, rather simple. Describing contrasting these formal semantic properties, discusses that: a) functions differ languages, b) has become grammaticalized its conceivable origin are likely motion verbs with roots {tas-/taz-/tis-}.