An Analysis of Ecolexicons Found in Selected Petatah Petitih in Nagari Gunuang

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Asiatic-IIUM Journal of English Language and Literature Pub Date : 2022-09-14 DOI:10.24036/ell.v11i3.118752

Nadhifa Utami, R. N. Rosa

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Abstract

Human use language in their interaction in daily life to convey or deliver their thoughts and communicate with each other. This research belonged to the descriptive qualitative research to find out ecolexicons and the description of each ecolexicon based on the knowledge of community in Nagari Gunuang using triple dimension of social praxis. Based on data analysis and discussion found 30 words belonged to ecolexicons. Afterward, the data were classified into three categories biotic flora, biotic fauna, and abiotic. The researcher found 28 biotic lexicons, 22 of them are categorized as flora lexicons and 6 of them are categorized as fauna lexicons. On the other hand, abiotic lexicon was found only 2 by the researcher. Lexicons about biotic flora are considered as the most dominant type of ecolexicons that found. Among 22 biotic flora lexicons, 4 of them are classified as death words because it no longer used in daily life and unrecognized by the informant or society.

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文章标题长江县Petatah Petitih遗址生态类群分析

人类在日常生活的互动中使用语言来传达或传递思想，相互交流。本研究属于描述性质的研究，以社会实践的三维维度为基础，以长河古光社区知识为基础，寻找生态符号，并对各个生态符号进行描述。根据数据分析和讨论，发现30个词属于生态词典。然后，将数据分为生物植物区系、生物动物区系和非生物区系三类。研究人员发现了28个生物词汇，其中22个被归类为植物词汇，6个被归类为动物词汇。另一方面，研究者只发现了2个非生物词汇。关于生物植物区系的词汇被认为是所发现的最主要的生态词典类型。在22个生物植物区系词汇中，有4个被归类为死亡词汇，因为这些词汇在日常生活中不再被使用，也不被信息提供者或社会所认可。

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