Generic and specific lexicons of sago
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Linguistics, Lexicons, Generic, Specific, SagoAbstract
Each entity within the vocabulary circles of Sago possesses both generic and specific lexicons following the practical and sociocultural experiences of the Irires community living in the regency of Tambrauw, the Province of West Papua. The generic and particular dictionaries have the naming related to the environment understood and lived by the Irires community. Language and culture are those things that need to be revitalized, more specifically, those that relate to the entity within the sago environment. The revitalization of the entity of language, in turn, will impact the environment. Thus, living language about the sago lexicons indicates that the sago environment is still preserved.
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