Afiksasi Bahasa Bali Suatu Kajian Morfofonemik

Abstract

<p><span lang="EN-IN">This study aims to describe the morphophonemic process that occurs as a result of the affixing process. The theory used in this research is the theory of Generative Morphology and Phonology (Schane, 1992). The results of this study indicate; (1) there is a change in sound that produces a new sound due to the meeting of two different morphemes, such as: nasal /ŋ/ becomes a homogeneous sound with preexisting obstruent sounds, such as [p, b, d, t, c , j, s, k, g] and changes in vowel sounds in the affixation process, such as changes in vowels [a, u] turning into vowels [o], [a, i] turning into vowels [e]; (2) there are additional sounds caused by the meeting of two different morphemes, such as the addition of sounds [n, y, w, l, k, t].</span></p>

Morphological processes found in lexicon of Tajen

“…If referring to the affixation process that occurs in the Tajen lexicon, it can be analysed that all affixes added to the basic form are derivational affixes because the attached affixes have the ability to change the word class from the basic form to the derived form. The prefix ng-which was found n this study in line with the result of previous research undertaken by Mahardika et al which also found that the prefix ng-was categorized as the derivational affix (Mahardika et al, 2021). Regarding reduplication, there are only two data found that can be classified into reduplication.…”