Adjectives Synonymy Tasting Indonesian

Abstract

This study aims to (1) clarify tasting synonymous adjective pairs in Indonesian; (2) determine the kind of synonymy couple tasting in Indonesian adjective; and (3) determining the adjective pairs tasting nuances of meaning in Indonesian. This study is a qualitative study using descriptive methods. This research data is a basic adjectives Indonesian used in a variety of oral and written standards in formal situation and informal situations, namely Kompas Online, Talkshow Doctor OZ Indonesia, and Mata Najwa. This research uses qualitative data analysis according to Miles and Huberman, namely data reduction, data presentation, and conclusion. The results of research. Firstly, not all Indonesian tasting adjectives have synonymous pairs. Secondly, there is only one kind of synonym in synonymous couples of Indonesian tasting adjective, ie synonymous incomplete and not absolute. Thirdly, the syntactic coupling adjective pairs tasting synonymous with the nuance of meaning in cognitive meaning and a small portion of the nuances of meaning to the emotive meanings. Paying attention to the nuances of synonyms of Indonesian adjectives that are synonymous in speech and writing can add color, sharpness, and accuracy of word selection.

The Analysis of Synonym Relation Meaning in Kerinci Language: A Semantic Study

“…Synonymy is a semantic relationship that expresses the similarity of meaning between one speech unit and another speech unit (Arifin, 2015). Synonym used for sameness of meaning (Kurniasih, 2023;Oktami & Juita, 2018). A word is said to be perfectly synonymous if it contains the same descriptive, expressive, and social meanings, while a word is said to be synonymous if it has the same distribution and is perfectly meaningful in its presence in all contexts.…”

“…The previous research was presented in three scientific articles as a representative of other articles related to the title of this research. Oktami & Juita, (2018) researched about Indonesian Tasting Synonymy. This research results in that not all "rasa" words in Indonesia have identical pairs.…”