Tuesday, July 30, 2013

Bahasa Madura dalam Teori Linguistik Bahasa Inggris

9:07 PM



Oleh: Muhammad Dhofir*

PHONETICS
The example sentence: Engko’ entarah kon embuk
- mid front spread: “e” on the words:
  Engkok          : I
  Engak            : remember
  Elang             : loss
- mid back round: “e” on the words:
  Entarah         : go
  Enjek             : no
  Ellem             : want
  Embuk           : mother           

The example sentence: Aba mole derih roma setiah
- Low front spread: “a” on the words:
  Aba                : father
  Abek              : myself
  Abit               : long time
- Bilabial sound: “m” on the words:
  Mole              : go home
  Mode             : ceap
  Mongker        : lie
- Stop voiced alveolar: “d” on the words:
  Derih             : from
  Dekki             : later
  Demmah        : where
- Nasal alveolar: “r” on the words:
  Roma             : house
  Rogi               : lost out
  Roah              : that
- Middle back neutral: “s” on the words:
  Setiah                        : now
  Sedeh             : pass away
  Seppi             : quite

The example sentence: Oreng ngodeh ngakan nasek
- Stop voiced velar: “o” on the words:
  Oreng            : person
  Odik              : live
  Ocak              : speak
- Nasal palatal: “ng” on the words:
  Ngodeh         : young
  oseng            : snot
  odeng            : shrimp
- Nasal alveolar: “n” on the words:
  Ngakan         : eat
  Napah           : what
  Naremah       : recieve
- Stop voiced velar: “k” on the words:
  Nasek            : rice
  Lakkuk          : tomorrow
  Depak            : arrive

the example sentence: berik bedeh kuruh dinnak
- Stop voiced bilabial: “b” on the words:
  Berik             : yesterday
  Beceng          : smell bad
  Berrik            : give
- Approximant glotal : “h” on the words:
  Bedeh            : present
  Klesmah        : flu
  Antoh                        : gost
- High back round : “u” on the words:
  Kuruh            : teacher
  Abuh             : sand
  Butah                        : blind
- Stop voiced alveolar: “d” on the words:
  Dinnak          : here
  Demmah       : where
  Dessah          : over there

MORPHOLOGY
Free Morpheme
Examples I:
1.      Kakeh ben engkok ngakan nasek eroang tamoi
2.      Alek melleh klampih anyar lekku ke pasar
3.      Embuk entar kon kutteh berik kiklakkuh

~ Subject
   Kakeh           : you
   Engkok         : I
   Alek              : young sister
   Embuk          : mother
~ Verb
   Ngakan        : eat
   Melleh          : buy
   Entar            : go
~ Object
   Nasek           : rice
   Klampih       : cloth
~ Adverb of Place
   Eroang tamoi           : living room
   Ke pasar                   : market
   Kon kutteh               : paman’s house
~ Adverb of Time
  Berik kiklakkuh         : yesterday morning
   Lakkuk                     : tomorrow
~ Adjective
   Anyar           : new

Examples II:
1.      Engkok acer cek antenggah
2.      Tang aba cek gentennggah
3.      Emmbuk ung cek rattinnah

~ Subject
   Engkok         : I
   Tang aba      : my father
   Embuk ung   : your mother
~ Verb
   Acer              : study
~ Adjective
   Cek gantennggah     : very handsome
   Cek rattinnah           : very beautiful
~ Adverb of Manner
   Cek antenggah         : hard

BOUND MORPHEME
Examples I:
1.      Pippik kak berkaan e roma
2.      Alek enmainan ben kancanah.
3.      Engkok ngakanah eatas korseh.

- Ka’ + berka’ + an = ka’-berka’an
  Bound + Free + bound           C : active verb
S : RUN
- In + main + an = in-mainan
  Bound + Free + bound           C : active verb
S : PLAY
- Ngakan  + ah = ngakanah
  Free + bound                         C : active verb
S : EAT

Examples II:
1.      Emba esakeeh alek.
2.      Embuk etokol eppak.
3.      Engko ekerem nasek.

- E + sake’ + eh = esake’eh
  Bound + free                          C : passive verb
S : BEING HURT
- E + tokol = etokol
  Bound + free                          C : passive verb
                        S : BEING HIT
- E + kerem  = ekerem
  Bound + free                          C: passive verb
                        S : BEING SENT

Examples III:
1.      Kakeh etoro’eh ajem .
2.      Kutteh ekibeih lanas
3.      Abdinah esambih ke songai.

- E + toro’ + eh = etoro’eh
  Bound + free + bound            C : verb passive
S : BEING FOLLOWED
- E + kibe + ih = ekeibeih
  Bound + free + bound            C : verb passive
S : BEING BROUGHT
- E + sambih = esambih
  Bound + free                          C: verb passive
S : BEING ACCOMPANIED

SYNTAX

Alek
melleh
kue
etuku
F
S
V
Object
Adv.of place
R
Nominative
V
Accusative
location
S
My young brother
PAST.BUY
CAKE
IN A SHOP



Embuk
Entar
kepasar
berik
F
S
V
Adv. Of place
Adv.of time
R
Nominative
V
Goal
time
S
 MOTHER
PAST.GO
TO MARKET
YESTERDAY



Kutteh
ngincem
pesse
Berik malem
F
S
V
Object
Adv. Of time
R
Nominative
V
Accusative
Time
S
Uncle
PAST. BORROW
THE MONEY
YESTERDAY NIGHT


 Muhammad Dhofir
adalah Mahasiswa UST Yogyakarta

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