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Türk Dili ve Edebiyatı
Ayt türkçe redif, uyak ve uyak şeması
This document provides an in-depth explanation of redif and kafiye (rhyme) in Turkish poetry, along with various examples and types. It covers different rhyme schemes and their applications in poetry.
Key points:
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Redif is a fundamental concept in Turkish poetry, characterized by its placement at the end of sentences or lines. It doesn't require a specific grammatical function and can consist of words or suffixes used in the same context.
Definition: Redif is the repetition of words or suffixes at the end of poetic lines, maintaining the same meaning throughout the poem.
Example: In the lines "Bebekler" and "Dizeller", the plural suffix "-ler" serves as the redif, demonstrating how grammatical elements can function as redif.
The document provides several examples to illustrate the versatility of redif:
Highlight: The flexibility of redif allows poets to create rhythm and emphasis in their works, enhancing the overall structure and impact of the poem.
This page delves into the various types of kafiye (rhyme) used in Turkish poetry, providing detailed explanations and examples for each:
Yarım Uyak (Half Rhyme):
Definition: Yarım uyak involves similarity in one sound at the end of lines. Example: The words "kat" and "gel" demonstrate yarım uyak.
Tam Uyak (Full Rhyme):
Definition: Tam uyak features similarity in two sounds at the end of lines.
Zengin Uyak (Rich Rhyme):
Definition: Zengin uyak involves similarity in three or more sounds. Example: "Yolculuk" and "soluk" illustrate zengin uyak.
Tunç Uyak (Bronze Rhyme):
Definition: Tunç uyak is a unique type where a word at the end of one line is contained within a word at the end of another line. Example: "Akışta demetlenmiş büyük küçük kâinat" and "Su ufkan buluta bak bu inen suya inat" demonstrate tunç uyak.
Cinaslı Uyak (Pun Rhyme):
Definition: Cinaslı uyak uses words with identical spellings but different meanings at the end of lines. Example: The use of "asmaya" with different meanings in consecutive lines illustrates cinaslı uyak.
Highlight: The document provides comprehensive examples for each type of kafiye, enhancing understanding of these poetic devices and their applications in Turkish poetry.
Redif is a crucial element in Turkish poetry, appearing at the end of lines. It can consist of words or suffixes that are repeated in the same meaning.
Definition: Redif refers to the repetition of words or suffixes at the end of poetic lines, maintaining the same meaning.
Example: In the lines "Bebekler" and "Dizeller", the plural suffix "-ler" serves as the redif.
The document also introduces various types of kafiye (rhyme):
Yarım Uyak (Half Rhyme): Involves similarity in one sound.
Example: "kat" and "gel" demonstrate yarım uyak.
Tam Uyak (Full Rhyme): Features similarity in two sounds.
Zengin Uyak (Rich Rhyme): Involves similarity in three or more sounds.
Example: "Yolculuk" and "soluk" illustrate zengin uyak.
Tunç Uyak (Bronze Rhyme): A unique type where a word at the end of one line is contained within a word at the end of another line.
Cinaslı Uyak (Pun Rhyme): Uses words with identical spellings but different meanings at the end of lines.
Highlight: The document provides comprehensive examples for each type of kafiye, enhancing understanding of these poetic devices.
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This document provides an in-depth explanation of redif and kafiye (rhyme) in Turkish poetry, along with various examples and types. It covers different rhyme schemes and their applications in poetry.
Key points:
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Redif is a fundamental concept in Turkish poetry, characterized by its placement at the end of sentences or lines. It doesn't require a specific grammatical function and can consist of words or suffixes used in the same context.
Definition: Redif is the repetition of words or suffixes at the end of poetic lines, maintaining the same meaning throughout the poem.
Example: In the lines "Bebekler" and "Dizeller", the plural suffix "-ler" serves as the redif, demonstrating how grammatical elements can function as redif.
The document provides several examples to illustrate the versatility of redif:
Highlight: The flexibility of redif allows poets to create rhythm and emphasis in their works, enhancing the overall structure and impact of the poem.
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Notlarını Yükselt
Kaydolduğunda Hizmet Şartları ve Gizlilik Politikasını kabul etmiş olursun
This page delves into the various types of kafiye (rhyme) used in Turkish poetry, providing detailed explanations and examples for each:
Yarım Uyak (Half Rhyme):
Definition: Yarım uyak involves similarity in one sound at the end of lines. Example: The words "kat" and "gel" demonstrate yarım uyak.
Tam Uyak (Full Rhyme):
Definition: Tam uyak features similarity in two sounds at the end of lines.
Zengin Uyak (Rich Rhyme):
Definition: Zengin uyak involves similarity in three or more sounds. Example: "Yolculuk" and "soluk" illustrate zengin uyak.
Tunç Uyak (Bronze Rhyme):
Definition: Tunç uyak is a unique type where a word at the end of one line is contained within a word at the end of another line. Example: "Akışta demetlenmiş büyük küçük kâinat" and "Su ufkan buluta bak bu inen suya inat" demonstrate tunç uyak.
Cinaslı Uyak (Pun Rhyme):
Definition: Cinaslı uyak uses words with identical spellings but different meanings at the end of lines. Example: The use of "asmaya" with different meanings in consecutive lines illustrates cinaslı uyak.
Highlight: The document provides comprehensive examples for each type of kafiye, enhancing understanding of these poetic devices and their applications in Turkish poetry.
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Notlarını Yükselt
Kaydolduğunda Hizmet Şartları ve Gizlilik Politikasını kabul etmiş olursun
Redif is a crucial element in Turkish poetry, appearing at the end of lines. It can consist of words or suffixes that are repeated in the same meaning.
Definition: Redif refers to the repetition of words or suffixes at the end of poetic lines, maintaining the same meaning.
Example: In the lines "Bebekler" and "Dizeller", the plural suffix "-ler" serves as the redif.
The document also introduces various types of kafiye (rhyme):
Yarım Uyak (Half Rhyme): Involves similarity in one sound.
Example: "kat" and "gel" demonstrate yarım uyak.
Tam Uyak (Full Rhyme): Features similarity in two sounds.
Zengin Uyak (Rich Rhyme): Involves similarity in three or more sounds.
Example: "Yolculuk" and "soluk" illustrate zengin uyak.
Tunç Uyak (Bronze Rhyme): A unique type where a word at the end of one line is contained within a word at the end of another line.
Cinaslı Uyak (Pun Rhyme): Uses words with identical spellings but different meanings at the end of lines.
Highlight: The document provides comprehensive examples for each type of kafiye, enhancing understanding of these poetic devices.
Ortalama Uygulama Puanı
Öğrenci Knowunity kullanıyor
Eğitim uygulamaları tablosunda 17 ülkede
Öğrenci ders notlarını yükledi
iOS Kullanıcısı
Stefan S, iOS Kullanıcısı
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