[Signed] Taganova, M. A. Iterativity in the Turkmen Language (Iterativnost' v turkmenskom yazyke). 1995. In Russian.

Таганова, М. А. Итеративность в туркменском языке / ответственные редакторы Д. М. Насилов и А. Овезов. Первое издание.
Ашгабат : Ылым, 1995. 112 с.
Мягкая издательская обложка. 20 см. Тираж 500 экз.
На титульном листе дарственная надпись автора на туркменском языке (латиницей).
Состояние хорошее: обложка с возрастными потертостями, небольшими заломами; блок крепкий, страницы чистые, без библиотечных штампов.
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Taganova, M. A. Iterativity in the Turkmen Language / executive editors D. M. Nasilov and A. Ovezov. First edition.
Ashgabat : Ylym Publishing House, 1995. 112 pp.
Original printed paper wrappers. 20 cm. Print run of 500 copies.
Signed by the author Maral Taganova on the title page, with a presentation inscription in Turkmen (Latin script).
Condition good: wrappers show typical shelf wear, minor creasing, and visible fading to the purple background; text block is firm and clean.

A highly specialized and genuinely scarce linguistic monograph exploring the concept of iterativity (the grammatical and semantic expression of repeated or habitual action) within the Turkmen language. Published in Ashgabat shortly after Turkmenistan's independence, the work represents an important contribution to Turkic morphology and comparative linguistics. The book systematically categorizes the morphological and syntactic structures used to convey iterative meaning in Turkmen, comparing them with broader Turkic linguistic frameworks. Printed during a period of profound economic and infrastructural transition in Central Asian academia, the book was issued in a micro-run of just 500 copies. Such 1990s academic publications from Turkmenistan are exceptionally difficult to source on the international market today due to limited distribution networks of the era. This specific copy is distinguished by an authentic presentation inscription from the author, Maral Taganova, written in the newly adopted Turkmen Latin alphabet and dated 2005. Signed academic texts of this rarity are highly prized by institutional libraries and collectors specializing in Turkic linguistics and Central Asian studies.