THE SASAK PEOPLE GROUP INCORPORATES BOTH PEMALIQ'S MOUNTAIN AND WOODLAND
Abstract
purpose of this brief piece of writing is to demonstrate the values and meanings of pemaliq expressions that can be utilized in life management and control. This study used anthropological linguistic theory, which is based on the idea that pemaliq is a cultural source and a way of speaking, to try to figure out what pemaliq means and what it means to people. The participants in this study were observed, and an in-depth interview was conducted to gather the necessary data. The collected data were then analyzed using ethnographic techniques like component analysis, domain analysis, taxonomic analysis, and cultural themes analysis. The aftereffects of the examination show that pemaliq is polished by the Sasak Bayan people group in North Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia in the backwoods and mountain climate, in particular pemaliq in the domain of the okat 'words or verbally expressed' and pemaliq in the domain of pegawean 'activity'. Pemaliq okat 'word or expressed' is displayed as the expression menggoaq bangsa "referencing rank" and ngaranin sesato 'naming creatures'. Meanwhile, the phrases and words merebang kayuq, which means "cutting down trees," membait kayuq, which means "taking the woods," and nyelonong, which means "without permission," represent the "action" of pemaliq pegawean. Respect, for example, is one of the values represented by the production and use of these pemaliq. 1) respect; 2) alert; 3) courteous; 4) modest; 5) lenient; 6) accountable; 7) not avaricious; 8) environmental considerations; 9) consciousness; 10) knowledge; 11) important information; and 12) gratitude.
Keywords
societal customs, Cultural materials, Pemaliq articulations, Pemaliq are symbols of values, the community of Sasak Bayan
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