Syntactic features of Makhtumkuli Fragi's poems

This article examines the syntactic features of the poems of Magtymguly Fraghi, a prominent 18th-century Turkmen poet. The focus is on sentence structure, parallelism, inversion, reduplication, and ellipsis. It demonstrates how syntactic devices provide expressiveness, rhythm, and emotional impact to the text. The work demonstrates the relationship between syntax and the artistic function of poetry, revealing the characteristics of the 18th-century Turkmen poetic tradition.