Linguistic Composition and Cultural Characteristics of Mandailing Onang-Onang

Abstract

Onang-onang song is a poem that is sung when manortor (dancing) at a traditional Mandailing wedding ceremony which will be applied to learning Indonesian language and literature. The lyrics of the onang-onang song are sung by paronang-onang (singer) when suhut (party owner), namora pule (bride), boru son, mora, and kahanggi (manortor) dance. This song has texts on the values of local wisdom (1) divine values (2) the value of cooperation and sincere cooperation (3) the value of harmony, and (4) aesthetic values. The method used is a qualitative method with a descriptive analytical approach. The stages of text analysis using note-taking techniques include collecting data by recording, then grouping, then arranged according to the type and value of what has been selected, presented by providing analysis then drawing final conclusions. By using the onang-onang song as local wisdom, students are introduced to linguistic composition in the characteristics of the mandailing culture so as to enrich students' insights and word modalities in analyzing onang-onang songs. Meanwhile, the technology readiness level of the research proposed as a material for assessing the composition of language and the values contained in the onang-onang song as a mandailing culture can be used as teaching material that is more interactive and varied and can obtain reading material according to the level of understanding of the students. as well as knowing the history contained in the