Manner Verb Construction and Reduplication of Kedang Language: A Typological Study *

Khasanah, Nurul; Subiyanto, Agus

doi:10.14710/parole.v10i2.110-123

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“…Manner serialization is to express the way in which a particular action is performed. In this case, Schapper, (2017) revealed that a person's actions can be transitive or intransitive, while behavioral verbs are always intransitive (Khasanah & Subiyanto, 2020). In addition, Process, movement, and action verbs are the constructing components of the KVS method type.…”

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Serial Verb Construction in Baweanese: A Typologycal Linguistic Study

Amalina Sari,

Subiyanto

2023

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The variety of languages in Indonesia is an attraction for research material in the field of language itself, one of research on serial verb construction in this study is the Bawean language or Baweanese for the object of study. This study aims to identify and describe the characteristics of serial verb construction (SVC) in Baweanese, and to analyze the semantic types of SVC in Bawean. The method used in this study is descriptive qualitative, which the data collection has used interview techniques with native speakers of the Baweanese, and also library methods to find references to previous studies to compare in this research. The result can be shown in the pattern of forming SVC of Baweanese are (1) transitive V1 + transitive V2, (2) intransitive V1 + transitive V2, (3) transitive V1 + intransitive V2, and (4) intransitive V1 + intransitive V2. Then, the types of verb serialization (VS) that can be identified include: (1) manner, (2) locative, (3) directional, (4) purpose, (5) movement, (6) instrumental, (7) cause-effect. The conclusion obtained is that BBW has similarities in the pattern of formation of SVC of Madura language, but in terms of written language and dialect it is not similar.

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Serial Verb Construction in Baweanese: A Typologycal Linguistic Study

Amalina Sari,

Subiyanto

2023

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“…Previous studies have extensively investigated the construction of languages, particularly in the realm of direct-motion verb, conducted by various researchers (Subiyanto, 2010;Maghfiroh, 2021;Ummah, 2018;Muttaqin, 2019;Putri & Subiyanto, 2023;Pamphila, 2011;Khasanah & Subiyanto, 2020). Subiyanto (2010) has already examined the construction of motion verb in Javanese language.…”

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Directional Motion Verb Construction in Madurese Language: A Study of Language Typology

Sahila Rizqy,

Subiyanto

2023

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Semantically, the construction of directional motion verbs has two significant points: manner of motion, which refers to the way the motion is performed, and path, which conveys the directional meaning. In the context of verbal construction with directional motion, the path component can be constructed through directional verbs or prepositional phrases as markers of the goal. Based on these patterns, Talmy (1975) and Slobin (2006) classified languages into three frameworks: verb-framed languages, satellite-framed languages, and equipollent-framed languages. This research aims to describe the construction of direct motion verb in Madurese language and critically analyze the position of Madurese as an Austronesian language based on the classification proposed by Talmy and Slobin. Using a descriptive-qualitative approach, this study collects primary data from native Madurese speakers, and the secondary data from article journal related to Madurese language as comparison. In conclusion, Madurese language can be categorized as a verb-framed language overall. Based on the analysis, there are several directional verbs in Madurese that can simultaneously carry meanings consistent with prepositional phrases, although in other sentence contexts, they may exhibit different semantic and syntactic patterns. Furthermore, Madurese tends to fall into the verb-framed language category as it lacks a resultative-adjective pattern, and its directional verbs are not main verbs but rather open-class adjuncts.

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Manner Verb Construction and Reduplication of Kedang Language: A Typological Study *

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Serial Verb Construction in Baweanese: A Typologycal Linguistic Study

Serial Verb Construction in Baweanese: A Typologycal Linguistic Study

Directional Motion Verb Construction in Madurese Language: A Study of Language Typology

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