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"This work describes in very broad outline the various relative positions which a word may occupy in English in comparison with these it may occupy in Indonesian the work tites to give an account of how these two languages differ from and resemble one another in respect of wordorder through a contrastive description. Almost all the examples of wordgroups and sentences to be found here I have taken ready-made from the works stated in the list at the end..."

"This book provides an overview of recent psycholinguistic and theoretical investigations on the interplay between structural syntactic relations and role semantics. The focus herein lies on the interaction of case marking and word order with semantic prominence features, such as animacy and definiteness. The interaction of these different sorts of information is addressed from theoretical, time-insensitive, and incremental perspectives, or a combination of these. Taking a broad cross-linguistic perspective, this book bridges the gap between theoretical and psycholinguistic approaches to argument structure."

"Kata adinda memiliki arti ‘kata sapaan akrab kepada adik’. Kata yang banyak digunakan pada sebelum abad ke-20 ini sudah jarang ditemukan pada naskah novel modern. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menelusuri perkembangan adinda dalam bahasa Melayu sebelum abad ke-20 sampai sekarang. Penelitian ini menggunakan metode kualitatif dan data penelitian ini adalah kalimat-kalimat yang mengandung kata adinda. Sumber data dari penelitian ini adalah naskah klasik Melayu Hikayat Raja-Raja Pasai (www.mcp.anu.edu.au), dan Hikayat Pandawa Lima (www.mcp.anu.edu.au), novel abad ke-20 Salah Asuhan (Abdoel Moeis) dan Tenggelamnya Kapal van Der Wijck (Hamka), dan novel abad ke-21 Gadis Kretek (Ratih Kumala) dan Seperti Dendam, Rindu Harus Dibayar Tuntas (Eka Kurniawan). Data dikumpulkan dari dokumen digital, kemudian dimasukkan ke aplikasi AntConc untuk mempermudah pengolahan data. Setelah itu, data dipisahkan menurut fungsinya: 1) kata sapaan, 2) pronomina, dan 3) nomina kekerabatan. Hasil dari penelitian ini menunjukkan bahwa penggunaan kata adinda telah berkurang seiring perkembangan zaman. Kata adinda pada naskah sebelum abad ke-20 berguna sebagai kata sapaan, pronomina, dan nomina kekerabatan, pada abad ke-20 digunakan sebagai kata sapaan dan pronomina, dan pada abad ke-21 tidak ditemukan penggunaan kata adinda lagi.

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The word “adinda” means ‘a term of endearment for a younger sibling’. This term, widely used before the 20th century, is rarely found in modern novel manuscripts. This research aims to trace the evolution of “adinda” in the Malay language from before the 20th century to the present day. The study utilizes qualitative methods, and its data consists of sentences containing the word “adinda”. The data sources include classic Malay texts such as Hikayat Raja-Raja Pasai (www.mcp.anu.edu.au) and Hikayat Pandawa Lima (www.mcp.anu.edu.au), 20th-century novels Wrong Upbringing (Abdoel Moeis) and The Sinking of van Der Wijck (Hamka), as well as 21st-century novels Cigarette Girl (Ratih Kumala) and Vengeance is Mine, All Others Pay Cash (Eka Kurniawan). Data was collected from digital documents and processed using the AntConc application for easier data analysis. Subsequently, the data was categorized into: 1) terms of address, 2) pronouns, and 3) kinship nouns. The results indicate a decline in the use of the word “adinda” over time. In texts before the 20th century, “adinda” served as a term of address, pronoun, and kinship noun. In the 20th century, it was used primarily as a term of address and pronoun, while in the 21st century, its usage was no longer found."

"This book contains a list of words that are in some places in Irian Jaya, such as metawedya language is spoken on the north coast of Irian Jaya in the Apawar-Tor River areas, but the exact location and number of speakers is unknown. Metawedya language data was given by Betrus and recorded by James Dean in August, 1972 at Kwekwet ..."

"This book contains a list of words that are in some places in Irian Jaya, such as metawedya language is spoken on the north coast of Irian Jaya in the Apawar-Tor River areas, but the exact location and number of speakers is unknown. Metawedya language data was given by Betrus and recorded by James Dean in August, 1972 at Kwekwet ..."