MORPHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS ON BOUND MORPHEME IN THE FILM LEO BY DAVID WACHTENHEIM

Abstract

Abstract:

This research discusses part of the science of morphology, namely morpheme. Where even though morphemes are the smallest parts of words, they are divided into two types, namely free morphemes and bound morphemes. Free morphemes are broken down into two types, namely lexical morphemes and function morphemes, bound morphemes are divided into two, namely morpheme derivation and morpheme inflection, bound morphemes also have class divisions, class changing and class maintenance. This research is qualitative research. In this research, the researcher only analyzed bound morphemes. Data research was used to analyze existing morphemes, namely using the film LEO by David Wachtenheim as the object of this research. This film was directed by David Wachtenheim and was published in November 2023. In collecting data, researchers found many morphemes used in the film, so the morpheme analysis used in the title of this thesis is very appropriate to the object of the research carried out. The results of the findings from this research, researchers found that the dominant or most frequently found morphemes in this short story were inflectional morphemes. And the results of the morpheme findings obtained by researchers from the film LEO contained thirty-nine (39) words of the inflectional morpheme type, and there were ten (10) words of the derivational morpheme type. and there are six (6) class changing words, and there are five (5) class changingwords.