The Javanese Onomatopoeic Words Concerning Human Sense, Head and Eye Movements

Sunarya, Sunarya

doi:10.22146/jh.24964

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“…The next stage is to look for onomatopoeic elements and their phonemes, both in the root word and the word formed (agih technique). The next step is to identify the onomatopoeic elements and their phonestemic aspects and relate them to aspects of the human senses, especially the sense of motion (padan technique) (13).…”

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Naming Traditional Javanese Food Based on The Experience of The Sense of Motion

Sunarya

Werdiningsih

Alfiah

2022

KSS

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Various Javanese foods have the same ingredients and taste, but they vary in name based on the region it is made in. The difference is caused by people’s sensual expressions based on the traditional food they have. The senses discussed in this paper are limited to the sense of motion. This paper uses a qualitative method to explain and describe various data points. The analysis techniques used were direct (agih) and indirect (padan). The direct technique is an analysis of language elements, in this case, related to the formation of words that are used as food names; while the indirect technique is an analytical technique that connects elements of language with elements outside of language, in this case, related to the iconic depiction of the human senses. The results showed that the name of the foods was motivated by the description of the sense of motion, such as cucur, sawut, cenil, ongol-ongol, gablok, jadah, and oblok-oblok. Keywords: traditional food; sense of motion; language elements

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Section: Methodsmentioning

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Naming Traditional Javanese Food Based on The Experience of The Sense of Motion

Sunarya

Werdiningsih

Alfiah

2022

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“…The research concern about spell utterance as symbolisation of society minds which refer to a concept as reference (Sucipto, 2017). The research related to the onomatopoeia, which exposed in the title "The Javanese Onomatopoeic Words Concerning Human Sense, Head and Eye Movements", exposed about the onomatopoeic in Javanese, such as head movement and eye movement by its naming (Sunarya, 2018). There is more research about lexicons "falls".…”

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A Reflection of Cautiousness in the Lexicon “Fall” in Sundanese: An Ethnosemantic Study

Wulandari

2023

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In Sundanese, there are various terms "fall" which have different functions and can be represented by the 'falling sound’ or the 'visualization'. This research uses a descriptive qualitative research method. The ethnosemantics study explains how the reflection of the Sundanese concept on paying attention to cautiousness in everyday life. Based on its usage, the term "falling" can be categorized for animate or inanimate. This article focuses on how "falls" are defined by its function and how "falls" be the reflection of cautiousness, also this article discusses the various types of falling lexicon based on: (i) falling objects downwards; (ii) falling objects based on the object's position and direction; (iii) falling on a slippery surface; (iv) falling due to an object; and (v) the object falls so that it shifts its place. The phrase ragrag jabatan 'fall from the job position' is an example of how the lexicon "falls" becomes a perspective on how everyone must maintain an attitude in carrying out work. This research explains the function of affixation in each lexicon that builds its meaning and explains the values of cautiousness and vigilance in carrying out daily life in all its activities.

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“…Onomatopoeia is usually called sound effect. Sasamoto and Jackson in (Sunarya & Sutono, 2021) state that onomatopea is a communication phenomenon. Sangoi in (Alameer, 2019) relates onomatopoeia between comic books, magazines and stories with the effectiveness of linguistic phenomena to increase the attractiveness of comics, magazines.…”

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Onomatopoeia Found in Tintin Comics

Giyatmi

Arumi

Wijayava

2023

LET

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This research focuses on the use of onomatopoeia in the Tintin comic. This study aims at describing the types of onomatopoeia in Tintin comics. This is descriptive qualitative research. The data of this research are onomatopoeic forms found in Tintin comic. The data sources for this research are 3 Tintin comics, namely Tintin in the Tibet, Tintin and the Alph-Art, and Tintin and Picaros. To collect the data, the writers use documentation (Tintin comic) and content analysis. Data analysis in this study consists of three stages such as data reduction, data display, and conclusion. There are 51 data of onomatopoeia. The writers find there are 3 types of onomatopoeia; phonomime onomatopoeia (29), phenomime onomatopoeia (12), and psychomime onomatopoeia (10).

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The Javanese Onomatopoeic Words Concerning Human Sense, Head and Eye Movements

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Naming Traditional Javanese Food Based on The Experience of The Sense of Motion

Naming Traditional Javanese Food Based on The Experience of The Sense of Motion

A Reflection of Cautiousness in the Lexicon “Fall” in Sundanese: An Ethnosemantic Study

Onomatopoeia Found in Tintin Comics

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