"Codex Cumanicus" is one of the most valuable monuments of Kipchak Turks and was written in the Crimea region in the XIII-XIV centuries. Traces of the Turkish-Kipchak dictionary reflected in the "Codex" can be found in the dialects of the Azerbaijani language. The comparative study of the vocabulary of this Kipchak work with the dialects of the Azerbaijani language is important in 2 ways: 1. The dialect fund of the language contains ancient elements, 2. The Kipchak language was closely involved in the formation of the Oghuz-Azerbaijani language. In this article, the forms, semantic features, and meaning changes of several words (epçi, erdəŋ, balavuz, saxav, egəçi, kada-, köken etc.) used in the "Codex" were investigated, which also exist in the dialects of the Azerbaijani language, and Anatolian dialects were also addressed when appropriate.
Codex Cumancus, Kipchak language, dialects