The Effect Of Sun-Language Theory On The Name Of Marıne Vehıcles Accordıng To Archıve Documents

Strengthening the foundations of the Republic of Turkey, one of the important activities carried out within the scope of the work to create nation-states he was also experienced in the alphabet and language. Mustafa Kemal Atatürk wanted to put the Turkish language in the forefront of the Arabic and Persian languages, which had been on the second plenary for centuries. Atatürk, who was aiming to go to the West in science and technology, thought that the local resources in Turkish would be cleverly selected and used, making foreign words unnecessary.In line with this aim, in 1928 the alphabet reinforcement was made to Latin letters, and then language simplification activities were concentrated in the context of Turkish word search activities to keep foreign words on the ground. These studies, which flew in the first half of the 1930s, were slowed down in 1936 by the Sun-Language Theory, which claimed that the origin of all languages was Turkish, and a kind of unnecessary redundancy was put forward. In this study, the effects of the Sun-Language Theory on the maritime sector and maritime transport have been tried to be put forward by taking archive changes as a basis for name changes. 16 etymological evaluations given to marine vessels are given in detail, the name change of 108 sea vehicles is presented in a table.