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DEDICATION to my Naphtili, who has been my support throughout this long endeavor xiii
Page 1: Graduate Institute of Applied Lingu
Page 5: © 2012 Edward Harry Magin Jr. All
Page 9: THESIS DUPLICATION RELEASE I hereby
Page 15: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I would like to ac
Page 18 and 19: 3. Interviews .....................
Page 20 and 21: 5.4.1.1.1 Verb-Subject ............
Page 22 and 23: List of Tables Table 1. Important w
Page 24 and 25: Abbreviations and Other Conventions
Page 26 and 27: PASS PL PPFT PRF QP passive plural
Page 28 and 29: 2 translations, I have provided a b
Page 30 and 31: 4 highlights of the events that hap
Page 32 and 33: 6 Table 1. Important works on Kurdi
Page 34 and 35: 8 literature was greatly influenced
Page 36 and 37: 10 In an early section of the poem,
Page 38 and 39: 12 1917), and Mahwî (1830-1909). W
Page 40 and 41: 14 published” (Blau and Suleiman
Page 42 and 43: 16 (Blau 1996:22-3). Goran, 12 whos
Page 44 and 45: 18 time that intellectuals “redis
Page 46 and 47: 20 To the contrary, Schlegel (1992:
Page 48 and 49: 22 The most important element of th
Page 50 and 51: 24 Rydning (1992) 16 has written ab
Page 52 and 53: 26 At least, this should have been
Page 54 and 55: 28 Continuing down the list, the po
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36 creating the image by means of s
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38 translator moves further into th
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3. Interviews During the time of my
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42 distanced himself from them by w
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44 And I started to write my poem,
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46 style. 27 Regarding the issue of
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48 Table 2. Themes of Northern Kurd
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50 a specific example of this theme
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52 Concerning the issue of changing
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4. A grammatical sketch of Northern
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56 a, A [ɑ] like ‘a’ in ‘fat
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58 w, W 35 [w] like ‘w’ in ‘w
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60 explicate glides here but to mak
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62 instances in Iraq where these af
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64 In examples (7) and (8), aspect
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66 (13) havîn bu-Ø çu-m=e Şinga
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68 intransitive clauses. In (19), z
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70 (23) ez dê wan da-m=e Bab-î 1D
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72 connects the modifying reflexive
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74 I have encountered in the corpus
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76 (38) ev pertûk-a di dest-ê te
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78 4.4.3.2 Verb agreement Verbs in
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80 4.4.3.3 Verb stems and their con
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82 copula word, bit. Notice that d
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84 Table 11. Non-possessive existen
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86 (68) her dem ew se’et çar t-
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88 this instance in (75), the prepo
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90 situations that are or were a re
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92 (90) em bi-ç-în (Şirîn and B
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94 b-în-it IRR-bring.PRS-3SG ‘He
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96 ez têhnî ne b-im 1D thirsty no
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98 Table 14. Perfect tense construc
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100 examples. For more information
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102 Table 16. Common adpositions Ad
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104 Barmanê. Sindî is from Zaxo,
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106 the second and fourth lines of
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108 quatrain. Only in the final qua
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110 contains 23 couplets. The follo
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112 chosen to present each stanza i
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114 is spoken or performed. The way
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116 instance, the r went from being
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118 (152) pê dikirin yarya bîka (
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120 boundaries. 65 Disyllabic true
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122 5.3.3.1.3 Multisyllabic rhyming
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124 ji mêlaka me xûn derkir ewê
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126 penultimate syllable, is consid
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128 front vowel. The letter i is a
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130 imperfect feature rhymes, since
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132 (181) eman eman (BS6:42-45) der
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134 (185) şahê bazan mîrê qadan
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136 5.4 On the syntactic level In t
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138 5.4.1.1.1 Verb-Subject In § 4.
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140 to the subject via the ezafe y
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142 (205) aman welat, aman welat, b
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144 Lastly, line 9 of Dergehê Jîn
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146 (213) şah-ê baz-an mîr-ê Qa
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148 dil-ê bi xwîn heart-EZ.M with
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150 (222) ma min tu vîya-y-Ø-î b
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152 5.4.1.1.5 Object-Verb-Subject I
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154 determine whether verb-initial
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156 (239) rast bejin xuş zelam 93
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158 (245) erê ey dil kanê ew gul
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160 order would be jiber ‘Işqa t
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162 rundk-a ez lê di-werîn-im tea
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164 bila dil-ê min bi-hêl-it ok h
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166 pronoun wî, referring to Qazî
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168 (262) gurz-ê di dest wan agir=
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170 There were other instances wher
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172 (276) duhî spêd-ê li_ser ban
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174 consultant, no one would utter
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176 The word for ‘but’ varies a
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178 only one syllable. Vice versa,
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180 5.4.1.3.3 Use of alternate word
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182 5.4.1.3.4 Use of emphatic words
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184 (306) şêr ew=in u sef dirrî-
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186 bu nezer for sight ‘Because K
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188 u şepal and bright ‘The flow
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190 ‘They became captives and pri
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192 which this false love is carrie
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194 nabitin evro bi-bur-în ji tux
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196 (329) Xudê heq taze kêşa bû
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198 person). 136 Then he asks the
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200 digel elind-î hişîar_di-bu-
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202 şev u roj xelk-î girî bû-n
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204 atrocities carried out upon the
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206 variation on an existing word (
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6. Application and concluding remar
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210 receptor language. With regard
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212 every year EMPH quickly down.th
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214 quickly floating away downstrea
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216 sight will be free, without lif
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218 (LOC) there darkness-EZ.F life-
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220 constituent order of Northern K
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222 expands the poet’s range of p
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Appendix A - The Corpus of Northern
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226 Miqabil çûme hindavê. Facing
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228 She had not waited for me. Eps
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230 Eve fexra me hemya bû. This wa
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232 Gav u dema sûr u şîn Moment
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234 Şêr u piling lê şihîn 40 L
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236 AN3 by Ahmed Nalbend translated
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238 Wan guh neda ser leḧ’tekê,
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240 Sut li xelkî qelib u mêlak u
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242 Fexirê ‘alem wî li xwo dujm
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244 “Ḧaşa guneh bît tu…”
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246 *Ev cihên vala di destinvîsê
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248 We prayed (wished) night and da
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250 Because Kurdishness doesn’t d
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252 “Evîndara şi’ranim.”
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254 “Ez qîbleya Kurda bum.” 40
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256 “Pusîde u kovanî.” “You
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258 Bêjnê eza razî me. Tell him
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260 The pretty funny girls escape a
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262 It’s joyful, the sound of son
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264 Çend mekir hawar u yeman―kes
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266 Welê gelu, But people, Dîsa h
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268 Bi tirumbêla vedikin .. They
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270 Ji warê bê kesan, kes bu li b
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272 CX1 by Cegerxwîn translated by
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274 CX2 by Cegerxwîn translated by
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276 Wî daye ser rêça gure. He ha
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278 Em dê bibin Qizabaş, Kurd u B
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280 bu maçeka ser pê. just to hav
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282 to turn the hell of your longin
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284 H by Hizirvan translated by Zee
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286 Ew Xanîma henê, That lady, ew
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288 MQ1 by Mihsin Quçan translated
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290 agr û xwîn. fire and blood *
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292 yan di degirin or crying li ser
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294 car mendehoş da rawestî û 80
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296 xudanên wan, the owner of them
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298 I didn’t set these traps. Yê
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300 Ger carekê çavên min bi çav
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302 Hindek cara diket girî Sometim
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304 it is only hot.
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306 -------------------------------
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308 MT2 by Mu’eyed Teyb translate
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310 MT3 by Mu’eyed Teyb translate
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312 MX by Mesud Xalaf translated by
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314 Is the eternity of hiding a bro
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316 nizanim direwe yan rastîyeke.
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318 Eve dergehê beheştê; This is
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320 'eşq û evîn bi aşkrayî―
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322 two are with them. di ser hind
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Appendix B - Interviews The followi
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326 Ottomans. It was during this ti
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328 was from the village of Amediya
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330 INTERVIEW WITH BADIRXAN SINDÎ
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332 forbidden, and they started aft
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334 understand love. There is no re
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336 BS: Most of our styles in writi
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338 EM: So a word has to exist alre
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340 EM: Is there anything else you
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342 crime. So these are the main su
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344 culture in which poetry is adva
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346 you could say―satellite TV ca
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348 EM: So strictly image, and the
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350 MQ: No need. Not at all. No nee
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352 MT: Kurdish, you mean? EM: Yes
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354 MT: As a person, he cannot say
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356 BOERGER, BRENDA H. 1997. Extend
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358 KREYENBROEK, PHILIP G. 2005. Ku
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360 SCHLEGEL, AUGUST WILHELM. 1992.
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362 WARD, ADOLPHUS W. AND WILLIAM P
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