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Tumbuhan Monokotil Dalam Peribahasa Melayu: Kajian Semantik Inkuisitif
This study aims to explain the meaning of monocotyledonous plants in
Malay proverbs and to explain the domain contained in monocotyledonous plants in
Malay proverbs. The method used in this research is descriptive qualitative method by
using data collection technique which is documentation technique. This research is
conducted through three semantic stages, namely script semantics, cognitive semantics
and inquisitive semantics. The data analysis technique in this research uses descriptive
techniques from written data by performing several stages, namely data reduction, data
presentation and conclusion drawing. The results of this study show that there are 9
domains out of 41 data of Malay proverbs with monocotyledonous plant objects
including the domains of trying, habit, waste, sustenance, caution, betrayal, power,
disaster and nature. In Malay proverbs, the coconut object is described as the age and
the results of one's efforts, banana is described as doing futile work, rice is described
as a staple/main ingredient for the community, corn is described as a complementary
material (used to replace rice), sugar cane is described as a person who has a sweet
mouth when talking, and cucumber is described as a weak figure.
Keywords: Malay proverbs, Monocotyledonous plants, Inquisitive Semantics
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