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Atatürk Culture, Language and History High Council (AYK) is a public legal entity established on 17 August 1983 by Law No. 2876, based on Article 134 of the Constitution of the Republic of Türkiye. The High Council was created to conduct scientific research on the Turkish language, history, culture and the works of Atatürk, to support activities in these fields and to promote Turkish culture. It encompasses the Atatürk Research Center (ATAM), the Turkish Language Association (TDK), the Turkish H

Professor Dr. Talat Tekin (1927–2015) was a pioneering academic who introduced modern scientific methods to Turkish linguistic research in the fields of Turkology and general linguistics. Through his comprehensive studies on Altaic linguistics, historical Turkic dialects, phonology, and morphology, he systematically examined the historical development of the Turkish language and established a lasting place in international Turkological literature. His critical approach, productivity, and the stu

Have you ever felt so excited or anxious while waiting for something that you couldn't quite get comfortable in your seat? It feels as if something is bothering you right where you are sitting. In the Turkish language, we use a colorful expression to describe this feeling: Sitting on thornsWhat Does This Idiom Mean?"Sitting on thorns" does not mean that a person is literally sitting on sharp thorns. Instead, this expression is used to describe feeling restless, uneasy, or on edge while being in

Pecheneg is a Turkic language once spoken by the Pechenegs, one of the Central Asia origin Turkish peoples, but now has no native speakers. Between the 10th and 12th centuries the Pechenegs were influential especially in Central East Europe the Byzantine Empire and Russian territories and used their own language across this vast region. However no direct textual sources of the language have survived to the present day and knowledge of its features is derived solely from linguistic traces and ind

Turkish Language Day is a holiday observed since 26 September 1932, commemorating the opening day of the First Turkish Language Congress held at Dolmabahçe Palace. The choice of 26 September for the congress’s opening and the decision to elevate language studies to the social plane led to the adoption of the day as “Language Day.” The proposal to declare the day a holiday was made during the congress proceedings by Halit Fahri (Ozansoy). The suggestion to celebrate 26 September as “Language Day”

Born in 1922 in Nevşehir, Prof. Dr. Zeynep Korkmaz became one of the leading figures in Turkology, making significant contributions to the study of Turkish language and literature. Throughout her academic career, she conducted extensive research on the history, development, and dialects of Turkish, actively participating in numerous national and international scientific events. Holding key positions in the Türk Dil Kurumu (Turkish Language Association) and various academic institutions, she has