Malay compound words in Nyonya recipes / Krithiga Devan Nair

This research reports on the structure of compound expressions of Malay and Chinese, languages established in the convention of Nyonya delicacies found in Malaysian cookbooks. The research design adopted in this study is qualitative case study that targets the compound word formations in Baba Malay....

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Main Author: Krithiga , Devan Nair
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Published: 2021
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description This research reports on the structure of compound expressions of Malay and Chinese, languages established in the convention of Nyonya delicacies found in Malaysian cookbooks. The research design adopted in this study is qualitative case study that targets the compound word formations in Baba Malay. The data are analysed using Lieber’s theoretical frameworks on compound structures; “Feature Percolation Conventions” (1980) and “Argument-linking Principle” (1983). The data collection methods include Nyonya recipes published in two cookbooks of a local chef, YouTube channel videos of the same chef, and researcher’s observation. The choice of using cookbooks, YouTube videos and observation notes is to validate the study’s reliability through data triangulation. The results indicated that the majority of the compound words identified are Malay compound words with borrowed Hokkien words. The compound structure is also an adaptation of both Malay and Chinese linguistic structure.
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spelling my.um.stud-156832025-07-28T22:47:11Z Malay compound words in Nyonya recipes / Krithiga Devan Nair Krithiga , Devan Nair P Philology. Linguistics This research reports on the structure of compound expressions of Malay and Chinese, languages established in the convention of Nyonya delicacies found in Malaysian cookbooks. The research design adopted in this study is qualitative case study that targets the compound word formations in Baba Malay. The data are analysed using Lieber’s theoretical frameworks on compound structures; “Feature Percolation Conventions” (1980) and “Argument-linking Principle” (1983). The data collection methods include Nyonya recipes published in two cookbooks of a local chef, YouTube channel videos of the same chef, and researcher’s observation. The choice of using cookbooks, YouTube videos and observation notes is to validate the study’s reliability through data triangulation. The results indicated that the majority of the compound words identified are Malay compound words with borrowed Hokkien words. The compound structure is also an adaptation of both Malay and Chinese linguistic structure. 2021-10 Thesis NonPeerReviewed application/pdf http://studentsrepo.um.edu.my/15683/2/Krithiga.pdf application/pdf http://studentsrepo.um.edu.my/15683/1/Krithiga_Devan_Nair.pdf Krithiga , Devan Nair (2021) Malay compound words in Nyonya recipes / Krithiga Devan Nair. Masters thesis, Universiti Malaya. http://studentsrepo.um.edu.my/15683/
spellingShingle P Philology. Linguistics
Krithiga , Devan Nair
Malay compound words in Nyonya recipes / Krithiga Devan Nair
title Malay compound words in Nyonya recipes / Krithiga Devan Nair
title_full Malay compound words in Nyonya recipes / Krithiga Devan Nair
title_fullStr Malay compound words in Nyonya recipes / Krithiga Devan Nair
title_full_unstemmed Malay compound words in Nyonya recipes / Krithiga Devan Nair
title_short Malay compound words in Nyonya recipes / Krithiga Devan Nair
title_sort malay compound words in nyonya recipes / krithiga devan nair
topic P Philology. Linguistics
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