Şeyhî Tayyibzâde, younger brother of Ehlî Mehmed Efendi and a madrasa teacher of Amasya who died young: his life and six poems kept by Kınalızâde.
Şeyhî of the Tayyibzâde family: an Amasya madrasa teacher protected by Kınalızâde, who died young after dismissal, the puzzle of his name and the couplets he chose himself.
The first couplet Şeyhî chose for Kınalızâde's anthology: a lover who treats standing at the beloved's threshold as a rank, the words kıyam and makam, and a musical echo.
A couplet left from a kaside by Şeyhî: the patron's generosity turns a drop into a sea and his wrath a sea into a drop, a reversal built on the words katre and derya.
The opening couplet of a kaside by Şeyhî: before the life-giving speech of the man praised even the Messiah, who raised the dead, falls silent; a couplet built on the word rûh.
Şeyhî's opening couplet with the refrain ölümlüsi: a lover who joins the thousands of love-sick men ready to die for a rose-faced beloved, and the two readings of its second line.
Şeyhî's opening couplet found in both Kınalızâde and Hüsameddin: a drinker who says wine seems forbidden again, the beloved's ruby lip, and the drop denied by both.
Şeyhî's response to Kınalızâde's ghazal with the refrain altında: a brow like a letter, dust beneath a horse's hoof, skin hurt by a rose petal and the juggler of the sky.
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