Arabic Turkish Dictionary (Small Size)

When we travel back in our cultural history, we see what an important place Arabic has. Arabic has remained popular for many years both as the language of science and as the language of the Quran. Prof. Dr. After his previously published dictionaries such as Persian-Turkish and Ottoman Turkish, Mehmet Kanar has now prepared a comprehensive Arabic-Turkish dictionary for those who want to learn the Arabic language. The Arabic-Turkish Dictionary prepared for Say Publications by Kanar, who has been working on dictionary production for more than twenty-five years, fills a major gap in this regard.

Prof. Dr. Mehmet Kanar explains one of the most important aspects of his work called Arabic-Turkish Dictionary as follows: Since the primary written source of Classical Arabic is the Holy Quran, I prepared a dictionary of witnesses (sample sentences) by scanning the Holy Quran. I gave the Arabic text of the verses or surahs I took as examples, first read in Turkish letters, then the text in Arabic alphabet, and then the translation. Thus, I provided the user with the comfort of choice.

The Arabic-Turkish Dictionary has been prepared in a way that it can be used easily by someone who only knows Arabic letters. Prof. Kanar pays attention to the fact that dictionaries that are head or intermediate articles, their chapters and infinitives are written in Turkish letters as well as the Arabic alphabet, and that infinitives and plural words are also included in the main article. For letters that do not have an equivalent in Turkish, he prefers to use the letters that are closest to the Turkish alphabet. Prof. Dr. Thus, Mehmet Kanar manages to minimize the problems encountered in dictionaries prepared in Arabic-Turkish.



Number of Pages: 1072

Year of Printing: 2009


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Say Publications

First Print Year: 2009

Language Turkish