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Hepnyi Samosir
Universitas Prabumulih
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METAFUNCTION PATTERNS OF THE TOBA BATAK LANGUAGE Hepnyi Samosir
Polyglot Vol 14, No 2 (2018): July
Publisher : Universitas Pelita Harapan

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.19166/pji.v14i2.1028

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This study aims at finding out the metafunction patterns of clauses of the Toba Batak Language. The data was gained from the speech of tulang (the mother’s brother) in delivering ulos saput at the Bataknese sari matua (an old person who died but he/she still has children who are unmarried) ceremony. The result shows that 74% of the clauses are patterned with Predicator, Complement, and Adjunct followed by Mood, whereas 26% of them are patterned with Mood followed by Predicator, Complement, and Adjunct.  The majority of the clause pattern is Predicator followed by Mood.  The most dominant theme is the Marked Topical Theme that reached 73% whereas 26% of them have Unmarked Topical Themes; the rest clause is imperative that has no theme. It can be concluded that  clauses in the Toba Batak Language are dominantly patterned by Predicator followed by Mood. The Mood consists of Finite preceding the Subject.  Residue itself mostly precedes Mood. The most dominant theme is the Marked Topical Theme in which the theme is not the Subject.BAHASA INDONESIA ABSTRAK: Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menemukan pola metafunction dalam bahasa Batak Toba.  Data peneltian ini adalah klausa-klausa yang disampaikan oleh tulang (saudara laki-laki dari ibu) ketika menyerahkan ulos saput dalam acara saur matua (orang Batak yang meninggal dalam kondisi sudah lanjut usia akan tetapi masih memiliki anak yang belum menikah). Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa 74% klausa terdiri dari Mood yang  didahului oleh Predicator, Complement dan Adjunct, dan hanya 26% Mood mendahului Predicator, Complement, dan Adjunct.  Kebanyakan klausa dalam bahasa Batak Toba dibentuk dengan pola Predicator yang kemudian diikuti oleh Mood.  Theme yang paling dominan adalah Marked Topical Theme yang mencapai 73% sementara 26% merupakan Unmarked Topical Theme;  selebihnya merupakan kalimat perintah  yang tidak memiliki theme. Dapat disimpulkan bahwa  pola klausa dalam bahasa Batak Toba  adalah Predicator diikuti oleh Mood. Mood terdiri dari Finite yang mendahului Subjek.  Kebanyakan Residue mendahului Mood. Theme yang paling dominan adalah Marked Topical Theme dimana Theme bukan merupakan  Subjek.
Co-Authors Andi Christian Ariansyah Arief Yusaputra Ramadhoni Ariesman Yudistira Bhakti Ragil Varino Erika Kartika Mastiur Manalu Linarsih Lesmasari Merry Susanty Tarigan Muchlis Muchlis Muchlis MUTIARANI GINTING Nur Aini H Nur Aini H Nur Aini H