Analisis Komponen Makna Verba “Menyakiti” dalam Bahasa Melayu Dialek Sambas (Kajian Semantik)

Zulfahita, Zulfahita; Yanti, Lili; Purnamawati, Evi

doi:10.26737/jp-bsi.v4i2.1087

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“…This viewpoint is in agreement with Lyons (1981, cited in Sinambela et al 2022 who categorizes semantics into lexical meaning, grammatical meaning, and contextual meaning. The types of meaning are separated into lexical and contextual meanings, say Zulfahita et al (2019), which are the two main categories.…”

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The Lexical and Contextual Meaning in Fajar Sadboy's Quotes

Sitinjak,

Sinambela,

Nababan

et al. 2023

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The goal of this study is to analyze the lexical and contextual significance of Fajar Sadboy's quotes. Researchers employed qualitative methods to carry out this study. Fajar Sadboy's utterances, obtained from web pages, served as the research's data source. Fajar Sadboy's quotes, which have lexical and contextual interpretations, serve as the study's primary source of data. This study used observation, lexical analysis, and contextual interpretation to collect the data. Fajar Sadboy's quotes were found online and recorded after being found, as well as their lexical and contextual meanings. The data is then examined using the meaning study. There are lexical meanings and contextual meanings based on the analysis of the quotes from Fajar Sadboy that was done for the research. Lexical meanings are dictionary translations of Indonesian and English words. The situation described in the quotes from Fajar Sadboy serves as the contextual meanings.

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The Lexical and Contextual Meaning in Fajar Sadboy's Quotes

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Nababan

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“…Regional language is the naming of the language used by groups of people whose members show a relatively higher frequency of interaction between them compared to those who do not speak the regional language (Zulfahita et al, 2019). Indonesia has various regional languages.…”

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Characteristics of Javanese Language in Blora Dialect

Suprapto

Kurniadi

Heriyanto

2021

Culture, Languate & Literature Review

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Indonesia is a country that has many regional languages. The diversity of regional languages is a characteristic of Indonesia. One of them is the Javanese language which is used by the Javanese people and has a variety of dialects. Therefore, the writer is interested in conducting research on the characteristics of the Javanese dialect of Blora in accordance with sociolinguistic studies that examines the relationship between language and its speaking community. This is similar to the writer aim to analysis the differences between Blora, Temanggung and Mojokerto dialect. The writer also analyzes the use of Javanese speech level used by the people of Blora. This is because there are still many people who do not know the geographical location of Blora City. In this study, the writer uses a qualitative descriptive method and the data collection methods needed to analysis the data are simak method and cakap method. The analysis results showed that there are characteristics of the Blora dialect and there are differences between Blora, Temanggung and Mojokerto dialect. It can be concluded that the variations of the three dialects have different morphology, phonology, lexical and semantics. This is due to the diversity of dialect differences from the results of regional observations.

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“…Research about words has been studied by Jewalani, Laksman-Huntley, and Anjarningsih (2019) who focused on lexical cognitive word associations of Bahasa Indonesia native speakers. Various studies have employed semantic fields in different domains, such as in church sermons (Gitonga, Gathigia, & Nyarigoti, 2018), classification of meaning, lexical meaning, and semantic roles in menyakiti verbs in Bahasa Melayu Dialek Sambas (Zulfahita, Yanti, & Purnamawati, 2019) and automatic acquisition of semantic classes for Catalan adjectives (Boleda, Walde, & Badia, 2012).…”

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The Semantic Field of Triste Adjectives in French

Ramadhani¹,

Laksman-Huntley²

2020

Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Language, Literature, Culture, and Education (ICOLLITE 2019)

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Adjectives describe quantity, adequacy, sequence, order, quality, and word emphasis. Thus, the selection of the proper adjective must begin by finding the criteria which accord with the semantic aspects. In French, adjectives with triste 'sad' as the superordinate also have various hyponyms such as affligeant and chagrin. This study examined the similarities and differences in the adjective-meaning triste in French, so that learners can use the right words in their expressions of sadness. Qualitatively, the data were taken from the French-Indonesian bilingual dictionary by Lefort and Fatmawati (2016) with reference to Le Robert de Poche Plus and were analyzed with the theories of Lehrer semantic field, Nida's (1979) semantic components analysis, and Santangelo's (1995) emotion. The findings showed that, from 21 adjectives describing triste in the bilingual dictionary, it was found that there was a great diversity of sad adjectives containing their features and causal factors accompanying a kind of sadness, such as disappointment, sorrow, suffer. Some vocabularies were also used for certain situations, i.e., economic factors, moods, loss.

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Analisis Komponen Makna Verba “Menyakiti” dalam Bahasa Melayu Dialek Sambas (Kajian Semantik)

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The Lexical and Contextual Meaning in Fajar Sadboy's Quotes

The Lexical and Contextual Meaning in Fajar Sadboy's Quotes

Characteristics of Javanese Language in Blora Dialect

The Semantic Field of Triste Adjectives in French

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