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Each language has its own unique vocabulary. Turkish's richness in kinship names, color names and hendiadyoins are among these features. Some researchers have stated that Turkish is the richest language in the world in terms of reduplication.
This richness in hendiadyoins in terms of vocabulary has also brought about richness in terms of hendiadyoin structure. Dozens of studies have been conducted and continue to be conducted on hendiadyoins both in terms of their construction and other aspects. In these studies, hendiadyoins in a period or work have been mostly addressed; the detected hendiadyoins have been classified and determinations have been made on the intensity of use. One of the striking aspects of these studies is the feature of Turkish that benefits from all kinds of relations between words and hendiadyoins. However, there are still unresolved aspects of hendiadyoins.
In this study, a word borrowed from Arabic that has not been discussed before and hendiadyoins made with the plural of that word will be discussed. These hendiadyoins made with Turkish logic are interesting examples that show Turkish's ability to make hendiadyoins by trying every possible way. The characteristics, classification and other issues related to the establishment of such dichotomies such as “right and law, poor and needy, ignorant and ignorant” will be discussed.
Keywords: Word phrases, hendiadyoins, words of Arabic origin, hendiadyoins with the same word.