Atonic forms in the perspective of deixis in Manggarai vernacular  

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Barung, Kanisius

Jenis: Article from Proceeding
Dalam koleksi: KOLITA 16: Konferensi Linguistik Tahunan Atma Jaya Keenam Belas Tingkat Internasional, page 263-267.
Topik: Atonic Form; Affix; Clitic; Deixis
Fulltext: 263-267 Kanisius Barung.pdf (292.5KB)

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The atonic forms atonik studied here include the affix morphemes and clitics. This study not only describes the existence of atonic forms that are only in the form of a single non-syllable graph, but also especially explains the meaning of affix morphemes and clitics in the perspective of deixis. In the Manggarai regional language (MRL) there are affixes which not deictic, but some affixes are deictic. Affixes seem to be deictic in time and person. Clitic also has calibrated person deixis, both pronominal and nominal. There is also a clitic which is space-deictic. The data on the atonic morphemes are derived from MRL speakers. The analyzed data can be either a derivation as boak 'bury' which is formed from the noun boa 'grave' plus the suffix -k and in the form of phrase like boan ‘his/her grave' as well as in the form of clause such as ogok ‘I don’t want/like’ which is formed from the word ogo ‘unwilling/dislike’ as the predicate and the clitic -k as the subject. The data are also in the form of sentences such as ogok 'I do not want'. With this kind of data it revealed that the clitic such as -k in ogok emphasizes the subjek aku ‘I’. The data will be analyzed by substitution and/or cross reference technique.

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