Morpho syntax ( ANTONOMASIA AND CONVERSION )
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The document discusses two linguistic concepts: antonomasia and conversion. Antonomasia refers to a figure of speech where an object is referenced by something associated with its nature rather than by its name, while conversion (or zero derivation) involves changing a word's part of speech without altering its form. Examples illustrate these concepts in various contexts.
Morpho syntax ( ANTONOMASIA AND CONVERSION )
- 1. MORPHO-SYNTAX ANTONOMASIA AND CONVERSION Created by : JUNED AL KARIM JIBAL KURGANGGA
- 2. DEFENITION Majas Or allusion is beautiful Ianguage utilized to increase impress by way of introducing and also compare an object with the other object or more general
- 3. ANTONOMASIA Antonomasia is a majas comparison mentioning something non by the name of genuiness from the object, but from one of the nature of that object.Using of nature of as proper name or as name of type.
- 4. Example : Name of person who the people say someone without name but with another thing. Ari = the fat girl Antika = the thin girl A : Do you know with the fat girl in C class? B : Oh, I know that girl, her name is Ari.
- 5. CONVERSION Conversion, also called Zero Derivation, is the functional shift of a word from one part of speech to another without any change in form. conversion are from noun to verb and from. Conversion from adjective to verb. Preposition to verb and onomatopoeic expression to verb.
- 6. Example : noun to verb access : • front of the mall is the way to access to get inside the mall. noun • How to access youtube with android ? verb
- 7. Adjective to verb Brown Ari has a brown skin. adj Cooking bakwan until it brown ! verb
- 8. Preposition to adverb up Somebody up there ? adv I want to go up there ! prep
- 9. Onomatopoeic expression to verb beep buzz It is a sound of animal or dead object can be produce to meanings word. My mobile phone still beep and it disturbed me. Boooom!, the bomb was burst on bunkering place.