The Anatolian dialects are an important source of data in determining the stage of the Turkish language from the beginning to the present and the linguistic characteristics of the regions. At present some of the Turkey Turkish dialects are not investigated adequately and some of them have not investigated yet thus this situation affects the preparation of the Turkey Turkish dialects’ atlas adversely. Dialect atlases, provide important information with the lexicology about the sound, shape and syntax features of the local language spoken in a region. For this reason, the material that the dialect atlases contain has a socio-cultural quality that concerns folklore apart from its linguistic aspect. The detailed determination of the linguistic features of the Anatolian dialects is very important in this context. The linguistic features of Azerbaijani Turkish, which constitutes the eastern branch of Western Turkish, are also observed in the eastern Anatolian region, which is relatively closer to Azerbaijan in the Anatolian field. The Urfa dialect which extends beyond the borders of the country in terms of language characteristics and shows similarities with Azerbaijan and Iraqi- Turkmen Turkish. Urfa, located in the Southeastern Anatolia region, is also a crossing point that connects the eastern group Anatolian dialects with Iraqi Turkmen dialects. Morphological and phonetic analysis of a dialect region is important for the analysis of speech and writing languages that affect that dialect region. In this study, the common elements identified in both language regions were compared by comparing the morphology and phonetic aspects of the center Urfa dialect which is under the influence of Azerbaijani Turkish