Abstract:Masyarakat Jawa Fajar Agung merupakan pekerja perkebunan yang sangat akrab dengan leksikon-leksikon kegulmaan. Keakraban ini dapat terlihat dari penggunaan leksikon yang masih bertahan sampai saat ini. Hal ini merupakan salah satu cara dalam pencegahan punahnya istilah Jawa dalam bentuk leksikon kegulmaan. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mendeskripsikan tingkat pemahaman masyarakat Jawa terhadap leksikon kegulmaan di Perkebunan Fajar Agung, serta menjelaskan faktor yang memengaruhi tingkat pemahaman masyarakat … Show more
“…Kemudian, penelitian kedua membahas leksikon kegulmaan pada masyarakat jawa di perkebunan Fajar Agung. Menyatakan bahwa kata kelgumaan dipengaruhi oleh faktor yang berkaitan dengan linguistik yang berhubungan dengan tendensi lingkungan masyarakat Jawa yang ada diperkebunan Fajar Agung terhadap bahasa Jawa (Putra et al, 2021).…”
This study aims to describe the mapping of metaphorical and naturalistic ecolinguistic dimensions in Indonesian language learning in universities. The type of research used in this research is the descriptive qualitative method. The instrument in this research is the human instrument, namely the researcher himself. Data collection using the free-to-conversation listening method by using note-taking techniques as a follow-up. qualitative interactive analysis technique and there are several stages, namely the activities of reduction, presentation, and conclusion. The results of this study indicate that the form of the study of ecolinguistic dimensions in Indonesian language learning in universities is integrated into the form of inserting scientific texts that discuss local wisdom and mentioning the names of flora/fauna. The insertion of these texts was mapped into two categories, the text containing the metaphorical ecolinguistic dimension about activities related to local wisdom in learning the report text material and the second mapping, namely the naturalistic ecolinguistic dimension which discussed the meaning of flora/fauna embedded in naming people in Javanese culture. Then, the relevance of the study of ecolinguistic dimensions in Indonesian language learning can develop character and restore interaction, interrelation, and interdependence with the student's living environment.
“…Kemudian, penelitian kedua membahas leksikon kegulmaan pada masyarakat jawa di perkebunan Fajar Agung. Menyatakan bahwa kata kelgumaan dipengaruhi oleh faktor yang berkaitan dengan linguistik yang berhubungan dengan tendensi lingkungan masyarakat Jawa yang ada diperkebunan Fajar Agung terhadap bahasa Jawa (Putra et al, 2021).…”
This study aims to describe the mapping of metaphorical and naturalistic ecolinguistic dimensions in Indonesian language learning in universities. The type of research used in this research is the descriptive qualitative method. The instrument in this research is the human instrument, namely the researcher himself. Data collection using the free-to-conversation listening method by using note-taking techniques as a follow-up. qualitative interactive analysis technique and there are several stages, namely the activities of reduction, presentation, and conclusion. The results of this study indicate that the form of the study of ecolinguistic dimensions in Indonesian language learning in universities is integrated into the form of inserting scientific texts that discuss local wisdom and mentioning the names of flora/fauna. The insertion of these texts was mapped into two categories, the text containing the metaphorical ecolinguistic dimension about activities related to local wisdom in learning the report text material and the second mapping, namely the naturalistic ecolinguistic dimension which discussed the meaning of flora/fauna embedded in naming people in Javanese culture. Then, the relevance of the study of ecolinguistic dimensions in Indonesian language learning can develop character and restore interaction, interrelation, and interdependence with the student's living environment.
“…Another study of Mbete et al, (2015) revealed that Lio language has a lexicon that is linguistically categorized including nouns, adjectives, and verbs, as a cultural process of managing natural resources, both clay resources in the context of pottery, as well as in the field of knowledge about plants and animals, cultural animals, ikat weaving, and also the marine world. Moreover, as shown in Putra et al, (2021), the environmental destruction such as by the use of chemical pesticides threaten and even diminish environmental resources such as weeds. This situation affects the understanding of the community about the certain plants and leads to the survival issue of the resources.…”
This research is a qualitative descriptive study that aims to study and describe the ecolexicon that represents the fisheries sector in Waingapu using ecolinguistics theory. This theory emphasizes the reciprocal relationship between language and the environment. The data collection methods used are in-depth interviews and observation. Data are analyzed using the padan method, specifically teknik pilah unsur penentu (the determinant element sorting technique). Informants are people who live and work in the fisheries sector, such as fishermen, fishmongers, and fishery practitioners. Data analysis shows that there are lexicons in Kambera related to the fishery sector which consists of nouns and verbs from the point of view of lexical categories. Nouns dominate the list and contain most of the names of fishery products such as fishes, crabs, clams, and others. Besides, it also consists of terms of fishing equipment. For verbs, they are related to fishing activities.
“…Meanwhile, research on lexicon knowledge has been carried out by three researchers, namely Swarniti & Yuniari (2019), Putra et al (2021), andArafiq (2021). First, Research by Swarniti & Yuniari (2019) describes the existence of a rare tree lexicon in Denpasar.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Second, research by Putra et al (2021) who examined the lexicon of weeds in the Javanese ethnic community in the Fajar Agung Plantation, Pegajahan District, Serdang Begadai Regency. The research found 75 lexicons of weeds.…”
Gempol Village, Limbangan District, Kendal Regency is located at the foot of Mount Ungaran. The people of Gempol Village are people who are familiar with the lexicon of wild plants. This lexicon is still maintained from generation to generation. This research aims to determine the level of intergenerational community knowledge of the wild plant lexicon. The lexicon of wild plants in this research was further narrowed down to a lexicon of wild plants that are used for consumption. This study uses a qualitative approach and is assisted with quantitative data to calculate the percentage of understanding of the wild plant lexicon. The lexicon list was obtained using interview techniques with key informants to find out the lexicon of wild plants in Gempol Village. Then data was collected through a questionnaire filled out by the people of Gempol Village. Based on the results obtained, age group I (6-25 years) in the K (Know) category obtained a percentage of 78%. Age group II (26-45) got a percentage of 94%, while age group III (46-90) knew 100% of the wild plant lexicon. This shows that the people of Gempol Village still maintain a lexicon of wild plants in communicating in everyday life.
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