A Comparative Study On The Process Of Morphological Suffix In English And Indonesian

Siregar, Latifah Aini (2013) A Comparative Study On The Process Of Morphological Suffix In English And Indonesian. Undergraduate thesis, IAIN Padangsidimpuan.

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Abstract

This research discussed about the comparison of the process of morphological suffix in English and Indonesian. This study aimed to investigate the process of suffix in English and Indonesian, and get the similarities and differences process suffixes both in English and Indonesian. The researcher used library research and the research used descriptive comparative method. The data take from the books by reading and quoting the books that discuss about morphological suffix. The similarities of suffixes English and Indonesian in process of derivational suffix are: verb + -suffix = noun, noun + -suffix = adjective, noun + -suffix = verb, adjective + -suffix = verb, noun + -suffix = adverb. And the similarities in process of inflectional suffix are: verb + -suffix = verb, noun + -suffix =noun, adjective +-suffix = adjective, adverb + -suffix = adverb. The differences of suffixation in English and Indonesian, are: 1) Process of derivational suffixes in English but it not found in Indonesian language is: adjective + -suffix = noun, while the process of derivation suffixes in Indonesian language does not found in English is none. 2) The suffixes in English can be entered by several suffixes in one word but in Indonesian is none, are: noun + -ize + -tion = noun, noun + -ful + -ly = adverb, verb + -ion + -al = noun. 3) The process of adaptation (morphophonemic) in English but process adaptation in Indonesian language is none, are: the suffix -s and -es in verb, the suffix -s and -es in noun, and the suffix -er and -or in form a noun.

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