| Yu Zhi Wu Ti Qing Wen Jian As an important literature of Manchu,Mongolian,Mongolian,Tibetan,Chinese,and Uyghur,"Mongolian,Tibetan,Chinese,and Uyghur in the late 18 th century,it retained the knowledge,word formation,and semantic related knowledge of the inscriptions of the Chagatai language system at that time.And as a rare semantic book dictionary,its directory retrieves in the form of conceptual classification.It is a high-quality corpus that studies the characteristics of the development characteristics of language vocabulary in the eighteenth century,and has extremely high academic value.In contrast,on the one hand,the research results of the language ontology,especially the research,are slightly insufficient.On the other hand,the study of language ontology is mostly in individual research.In the relatively concentrated vocabulary research,it is more inclined to the cultural synonym and interpretation of the cultural semantic background of the entry.Careful care,systemic research on the evolution of specific language types still needs to be tapped in depth.This article mainly constitutes four chapters.The first chapter of this article mainly introduces the topic selection of topics,research purposes,research conditions at home and abroad," Yu Zhi Wu Ti Qing Wen Jian ",profile of Chagatai and Latin used in this article Text conversion symbols and other content.The second chapter first classifies the flowers and grass vocabulary in Yu Zhi Wu Ti Qing Wen Jian.Then refer to the "Uyghur Detailed Dictionary" to discuss the word source of the flower and grass of Yu Zhi Wu Ti Qing Wen Jian.This chapter mainly lists the vocabulary,vocabulary and borrowing words used.The third chapter mainly studies the voice changes and voice harmony of these vocabulary in the theory of Chinese and Voice.The fourth chapter is to study the grammatical characteristics of flower and grass vocabulary mainly in morphological theories.In particular,it analyzes its constituent methods for the division of words,verbs,verbs,adjectives,and phrases. |