Lexicons of Tabuh Rah Used in Menyali Village

Kusuma, I Made Adi Widarta; Budasi, I Gede; Suarnajaya, I Wayan

doi:10.23887/prasi.v15i02.26906

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“…This study analyzed lexicons. However, this study analyzed lexicons in dance it is in line with research done by previous study that all identified the cultural view of the lexicons in connection with ecolinguistic point of view (Budasi & Satyawati, M, 2021;Kusuma, I, M, A et al, 2020). Fourth, this study also have similarities in the method used descriptive qualitative (Fatimatuzzakrah et al, 2020;Suwonsichon, 2019).…”

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confidence: 72%

Lexicons of Song Used in Palawakya Dance

Putu Diandra Dama Suri,

I Gede Budasi,

Putu Eka Dambayana

2023

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Palawakya dance is one of the traditional dances in Bali. The accompaniment of the dance is a set of gong kebyar, one of the typical of Balinese gong music. The present study aimed to analyses lexical meaning of the song lyrics of the dance, the kind of language used in the song, the typical of lexicons and their word clasess. This descriptive qualitative study applied observing, interviewing, and documentation techniques to find its study data. This study using three instruments including the researcher, observation sheet, and interview guide were used to collect the obtained data of this study. The subjects of the study were the ones who are experts in singing of song performed in the Palawakya dance. The object of the study is the lexicons which exist in the song of the dance. The study results show that the song used in the dance tells the story of Rama's journey at the boarding school in Ayodhya Kingdom to learn self defense in an attempt to destroy his annoying enemies. There were 11 lexicons in the song and all of them are classified into noun class of word. This study implicates to the contribution to language preservation. Moreover, it can be a reminder that some certain lexicons are endangered so the involvement of both government and society is needed.

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confidence: 72%

Lexicons of Song Used in Palawakya Dance

Putu Diandra Dama Suri,

I Gede Budasi,

Putu Eka Dambayana

2023

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“…Dancers must be familiar with the lexicon to communicate about Balinese dance in general. The lexicon used in Balinese dance is the most crucial element for instructors to understand when training their students (Budasi et al, 2022;Dewi et al, 2020;Widarta et al, 2020).…”

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“…Language and environment as two things that influence each other. Language change, both in lexicon and grammar, cannot be separated from changes in the natural environment and social (cultural) society (Boddaert et al, 2021;Widarta et al, 2020;Yuniawan et al, 2018). Furthermore, environmental change has an impact on language change, and on the other, society's behavior towards the environment is influenced by the language they use.…”

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confidence: 99%

Lexicons in Cendrawasih Dance at Buleleng

Sacani

Ramendra

2023

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The Cendrawasih dance typical Buleleng is a traditional Balinese dance from Buleleng, Bali. This dance has lexicons that can be found in its dance movements. However the Cendrawasih Dance at Buleleng is not widely known and has almost been forgotten, in addition it has been re-enacted. Furthermore, during dance practice, dancers changed some of the lexicons from Balinese to Indonesian. If these lexicons that use Balinese are rarely used , the language will experience extinction, and Balinese culture will be lost. Documenting and capturing the culture is one way to save it from extinction. This study aims to analyze the lexicons based on movements in Cendrawasih dance at Buleleng, along with the cultural meaning of the lexicons. This study was descriptive qualitative research using an ecolinguistics approach. The data were obtained through observation and interviews. The description of the lexicons that has been obtained was translated into English and then described. After that, lexicons that have cultural meanings will be described. The result found there are 26 lexicons related to the dance movements of Cendrawasih Buleleng. The lexicons are categorized into five types part of body movements, such as three lexicons in head movements, three lexicons in eye movements, nine lexicons in hand movements, nine lexicons in leg movements, and two lexicons in body movements. There are ten lexicons that have cultural meanings.

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“…Most of the villagers are common people where the communication does not depend on the caste system as other regions in Bali (Sukayana & Putri, 2019;Susandi et al, 2018). The unique phenomenon occurs where the terms of address used by the local people are also different from other regions, for instance; "jero" is a term used for addressing "a person" who has a certain position in the religious social system called Desa Adat in Menyali (Budasi & Satyawati, 2021;Kusuma et al, 2020). It is different from common Balinese addressing terms where "jero" addressed to the common people who marries with the people with caste.…”

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Address Terms Used by Local People in Menyali Village

Kresnantara

Budasi

Pratiwi

2023

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The use of greeting terms in each region is different and this is influenced by social factors. This is a recent phenomenon that is interesting for further research. This study was aimed to analyze the types of address terms used in Menyali village and the social factors which influenced those address terms. Descriptive qualitative was used as the method of this study. The data were collected by conducting observation and interview through the use of observation sheet and interview guide as the instruments. There were three local villagers involved as the informants of this study. They were selected by using purposive technique sampling. The collected data were analyzed by using qualitative data analysis through data reduction, data display, and conclusion drawing. The findings showed that; 1) there were twelve types of address terms spoken by people in Menyali village; kinship terms, special nicknames, pet names, title only, first names, intimacy names, respect names, mockery names, pronouns, occupational terms, religious terms, zero address terms, 2) there were seven social factors influenced the address terms used in Menyali village; sex, family relationship, occupational hierarchy, age, social status, the official position of the interlocutor as the second person, and ethnicity.

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Lexicons of Tabuh Rah Used in Menyali Village

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Lexicons of Song Used in Palawakya Dance

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Address Terms Used by Local People in Menyali Village

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