The Understanding of Urug Gedang Village Community toward ‘Kayu’ Lexicon of Pakpakdairi Language

Simanjuntak, Dairi Sapta Rindu; Widayati, Dwi; Sinar, T. Silvana

doi:10.5220/0008994601150118

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“…In fact, a thing that must be answered by cultural experts pleased with the understanding of culture is for whether culture is for its people or why society needs to maintain its culture. Pragmatically, culture is the habit of a society that is useful for maintaining and developing its way of life (Simanjuntak et al, 2020) Based on the above opinions, it can be concluded that culture is the whole habit of a group of people reflected in the knowledge, actions, and results of his work as social creatures used to understand his environment and who guide his behavior to achieve peace and / or welfare of his life.…”

Section: Literature Review Cultrurementioning

confidence: 99%

Language Context Naming System Batak Toba Culture

Simanjuntak

Oktavia

2021

Bahasa dan Sastra Inggris UPB

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A name as part of a language used as a marker of a person's identity. The name will also show the culture of the owner of the name. For example, if you hear the names Johannes, Markus, Samsul, Pardomuan, Rumondang, Sujono and Paijo, it will at least give us an idea of the religion or ethnicity of the owners of these names. In this case, the author will try to uncover the naming system on the Batak Toba ethnic group. In Batak Toba culture itself the naming system is given to a person more than once according to the status of the individual. From birth to death, a person will get several names. The purpose of this study is to describe or describe the Batak Toba ethnic naming system. Data collection is done by capable methods, notes, and records. The capable method of fishing technique is used to dig up data from informants. The data that has been obtained is recorded and simultaneously recorded. For this method of ability the author selected two informants who were 62 years old. The naming system in batak toba culture is (1) naming in the period before acquiring offspring; (2) Giving a name before being given the real name (prename), (3) Goar Sihadakdanahon (real name / since birth). In goar sihadakdanahon there are several examples of naming taken from the names of the week found in huria Christian Batak Protestant, especially for those who adhere to Christianity. The names are Trinitatis, Letare, Judika, Rogate, Advent, Exaudi, Sebtu Egatima, Seksagesima, Estomihi, Invokatif, Renimiscere, Okuli, Palmarum, Quatimodogenic, Nisericordiasdomini, Jubilate, Kantate, Ephipanias, and Pentekosta, (4) Panggoaran (name of the eldest child/grandson), (5) Goar-goar (nickname), (6) Marga (family name/relative) (7) Naming by Origin or place of birth.

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Section: Literature Review Cultrurementioning

confidence: 99%