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Sistem morfologis dalam bahasa-bahasa Maluku Tengah ( bahasa Luhu, Piru, dan Eti)

Berbeda dengan bahasa-bahasa di Nusantara. Dalam bahasa-bahasa Maluku Tengah (Luhu) nomina pemilik mendahului nomina yang dimiliki, misalnya au luma = rumah saya (au=saya ; luma =rumah).

Nomina pemilik saya mendahului nomina yang dimiliki rumah.

Inti nomina dari frasa nomina genitif mendahului nomina objek bebas seperti dalam kalimat subjek mendahului verba.

Terdapat konjugasi kata kerja infinitif, seperti tangui (renang) pada :
persona pertama tunggal au unanu (saya berenang); persona kedua tunggal ale ananu (kamu berenang);
persona ketiga tunggal ali inanu (dia berenang) ;
persona pertama jamak inanu (kami berenang);
persona kedua jamak nananu (kami berenang);
persona ketiga jamak (i)nanu (kalian berenang) dan sinanu (mereka berenang).

Pada bahasa Luhu, Piru, dan Eti terdapat perubahan bunyi [e] dan [o] pada kata ¡¦paman masing-masing meme, momo, dan momo. Demikian juga pada malam menjadi melen, molon, dan molon.

Central Maluku Languages

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Central Maluku
Geographic distribution:	Maluku Islands (Indonesia)
Linguistic classification:	Austronesian Malayo-Polynesian (MP) Nuclear MP (Central–Eastern) Central Maluku
Subdivisions:	Sula–Buru languages East Central Maluku ? Ambelau

The Central Maluku languages are a putative group of fifty Austronesian languages (geographically Central–Eastern Malayo-Polynesian languages) spoken principally on the Seram, Buru, Ambon, Kei, Aru, and the Sula Islands. None of the languages have as many as fifty thousand speakers, and several are extinct.

Classification

The traditional components of Central Maluku are the Sula, Buru, and East Central Maluku languages, plus the Ambelau isolate.

A 2008 analysis of the Austronesian Basic Vocabulary Database^[1] fully supported the unity of East Central Maluku (with the addition of Aru), and supported the unity of Sula and Buru at a 90% confidence level. However, the East Central Maluku and Sula languague were only linked with 54% confidence. The Ambelau language was not considered.

Collins (1983)

The following classification of the Central Maluku languages below is from Collins (1983:20, 22).

West Central Maluku
- Buru–Sula–Taliabo
  - Buru
  - Sula–Taliabo
- Ambelau
East Central Maluku = East Seram = Nunusaku
- Kayeli
- Patakai–Manusela
- Seti
- Three Rivers
  - Wemale
  - Amalumute
    - Northwest Seram
      - Sawai
      - Hulung
      - Loun
      - Iha
      - Ulat inai
        Naka'ela
        Alune
- Piru Bay
  - West Piru Bay
    - Asilulu
    - Hoamoal
      - East Hoamoal
        Boano
        Wakasihu
      - West Hoamoal
        Manipa
        Luhu
  - East Piru Bay
    - East Littoral
    - Solehua
      - Paulohi
      - Seram Straits
        Paulohi
        Ambon
        Central Ambon
        Northeast Ambon
        
        Uliase
        Kamarian
        Hatuhaha
        Haruku
        Saparua
        Saparua
        East Elpaputi
        Nusalaut
        Amahai

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