However except for these subjects, only vocabulary determinations were included in the study. Hasan Ali Toptaş's works are also worth examining in terms of phonetics, morphology and syntax. The vocabulary belonging to the determined local language is mostly the name of the action, the name of the plant, the parts of the house and attribution, the name of the instrument and the tools related to the home and garden. Figen, Hakseven, Musluh, Toptas, Tayfun, Aydin, Yener, Ulas, Ali B, Ince. This is also an important condition that supports the parallels of the vocabulary with the contents of the work. Imad-ud-din, Mushtaq, Hassan, Mahesar, Kashif Z, Tariq, Muhammad, Ali. When we compare the two works, especially in the novel named Kuşlar Yasına Gider more words belonging to the locality have been found. The fact that the Kuşlar Yasına Gider novel is supported by the accent elements and these elements mostly belong to the Denizli province where the author was born supports the autobiographical character of the work. It is the autobiographical feature of the work. The connection between the words and the works is established in the determinations about vocabulary which is also used in the style studies. These lexemes were examined in units of three headings: Lexemes Specified in the Collation Dictionary, Lexemes which have no place in the Collation Dictionary and Lexemes compiled from only Denizli in the Collation Dictionary. In the study, 95 lexeme belonging to the local language used in other provinces along with Denizli were identified.

It is observed that Turkey Turkish has a place in verbal accent, especially in the accent of Denizli, where childhood passes in his works titled Heba and Birds Yasına Gider in last two novels of Hasan Ali Toptaş who one of the leading names of modern Turkish literatüre.

The verbal existence of the accent that sustain the existence of the verbal language also take place in some literary texts besides academic works such as compiling studies, verbal compilation studies, and folklore resources.

Heba by Hasan Ali Toptaş