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Persistent URL	http://hdl.handle.net/1887.1/item:3559504
Title	Kitāb Luġat Abūşḳa
Creator/other	Pīr Çelebi Naḳḳāş
Note	Full title seems to be: el-Luġat en-Nevā’īya ve istişhādāt el-Çaġatā’īye. Abbreviated version of a Chagatay dictionary which explains words which are found in the works of the poet ‘Alī Şīr Nevā’ī. The original work was written not later than 15 Rebī‘u s̲-s̲ānī (4 June 1547, while this copy was completed in the last days of Z̲i l-ḳa‘de 983 (between 20 February and 1 March 1576)
Reference	Jan Schmidt, Catalogue of Turkish manuscripts in the library of Leiden University and other collections in the Netherlands. Volume one. Leiden 2000, Or. 1100 [3], pp. 412-416 E. Blochet. Bibliothèque Nationale. Catalogue des manuscrits turcs. I, Catalogus codicum orientalium bibliothecae academiae Lugduno Batavae, 206 (I, V. de Véliaminof-Zernof, Dictionnaire Djaghataϊ-Turc (Saint Petersburg 1869)
Language	Chagatai Turkish, Ottoman
Country	No place, unknown, or undetermined
Extent	folios 103b-126a. ; 210 x 152-150 x 110 mm.
Location	Leiden, UB
Ownership	Collection Levinus Warner (1665) Owners’ seals of Meḥmed b. ‘Alī (in ff. 1a and f. 102b), Muṣṭafā (102b) and Meḥmed [Naḳḳāş] (103a, cf. Cod.Or. 823)