WORD FORMATION PROBLEMS IN THE RESEARCHES ON LINGUISTICS OF PROFESSOR BEKIR CHOBANZADEH

Abstract

One of the problems taking the important place in creativity of Bekir Chobanzadeh conducting extensive researches concerning history and the modern provision of Turkic languages, including Azerbaijan language is the lexico-semantic system of Turkic languages. B. Chobanzadeh belonged to scientific problems problematically, conducted the researches connected with the lexico-semantic system of Turkic languages systematically. In this direction B. Chobanzadeh paid attention to history of development of lexicon of Azerbaijan language, investigating it in the comparative relation. One of problems in studying of lexicon of Turkic languages, including Azerbaijan language to which B. Chobanzadeh gave importance is word formation process. In this regard the author gave the extensive place of a role lexical the terminations in enrichment of Azerbaijan laanguage. B. Chobanzadeh showed 3 directions in word formation of Azerbaijan language.: a) by means of the lexical terminations, c) by means of merge of two words, c) by means of word formation from the foreign words taken as an example. The outstanding turcologist to the description of word formation in the morphological way, first of all explained concepts a root and the terminations, explained their distinctive features and functions in language. As required, entering deep layers of language, gave the historical comparative analysis of some morphemes. This analysis was carried out on a basis not only Azerbaijan language, but also other Turkic languages. It should be noted that the scientist telling about archaic the terminations, does not give morphological explanation of morphemic maintenance of words, and calls them and represents concerning them examples. The archaic terminations -saq, -sək, -çın, -çin, -ca2 , -ça2 , -ğaul, -qaul, -taq, -tuq presented in article, are described and investigated in comparison with views of modern turcologists.

Keywords

• b. chobanzadeh
• turkic languages
• azerbaijan language
• word formation
• lexical terminations
• archaic terminations
• etymology.