Аңдатпа
The language features of Kipchak, which represents the Northwest branch among the historical Turkish written languages the historical dialect of Kipchak with Armenian script, which reflects the Armenian script to a considerable extent, and which has taken its place in the literature as Kipchak with Armenian script, dialect has a special place in Turkish language studies. Armenian letters in the 16th-17th centuries this written language, which produced works in Eastern Europe in the centuries, is phonetic, in terms of basic grammatical topics such as morphological, lexical, syntactic, and semantic ıt is a written language area of the Turkish language worthy of study. The use of language in the development and progress of language field, its characteristic on the linguistic plane, and its vocabulary also play an active role is playing. In particular, its vocabulary, thematic accumulation and ıt also reveals linguistic shaping. In this study, the vocabulary of Kipchak with Armenian script, which is considered as a special field of Turkic languages, is analyzed on the basis of Garkavets (2018) and Tryjarski (1968-1972) studies and 413 religious terms of Turkic origin are identified. A structural analysis of these Turkish religious words under three categories: simple, derived and compound. As a result, it was found that al, arı-(mak), bol-(mak), *kön-(mäk), χutχa-(mak), öç, ög-(mäk), öl-(mäk), yar-(mak), yügün-(mäk) roots and {-(X)n-}, {+lA-}, {-mAK}, {-(X)l-}, {+lXK}, {-(X)t-}, {-GAn}, {+A-}, {-mA}, {+sXz}, {-(v)UçI} suffixes were used most frequently. Another observation is that Kipchaks could easily use words such as ata, biy, kömär, yazıḫ, alġış, ulukün while Turkicizing religious terminology.