| Summary: | Studies on Turkey Turkish dialects have been studied only as "phonetics, morphology,
vocabulary or dictionary studies" until recent years. Contrary to these dialect studies, which
have become traditional in recent years, research on dialects has been further deepened and
studies on structures in dialects have gained a new dimension. In particular, there has been a
noticeable increase in studies on auxiliary verbs. Auxiliary verbs have been studied as a
structure in the morphology until today. In today's studies, this situation has mostly left its place
to meaning and function. In this study, the auxiliary verb “dök- (to pour)”, which has not been
identified as an auxiliary verb in Turkey Turkish dialects until today, was handled and some
data and evaluations were included.
The verb “dök-” was only considered as an independent verb in previous studies on
Turkey Turkish dialects or in grammar books on Turkey Turkish, but the verb was never
identified and evaluated as an auxiliary verb. In this paper, contrary to this situation, the first
determinations were made about the use of the verb "dök-" as an auxiliary verb. The first reason
why the verb "dök-" has not been included as an auxiliary verb in any of the dialect studies can
be explained by the fact that not many dialect studies have been done in the geography where it
is used, and the second reason is that usage areas are limited to one province based on the
current findings.
In this study, there is information about the compound verb structures formed by the
auxiliary verb "dök-", which is used together with the verbs or nouns, the gerundium that it is
used with, the tenses and its positive-negative uses. It is thought that the study will contribute to
the study of Turkey Turkish dialects and to the literature in terms of introducing a new auxiliary
verb.
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