Perubahan Makna Kata dalam Bahasa Indonesia: Kajian Semantik Historis
Keywords:
meaning change, historical semantics, Indonesian language, language evolutionAbstract
Indonesian language continues to experience changes in word meaning along with the times. This article examines changes in word meaning from a historical semantic perspective by tracing the development of several key words in the Indonesian language corpus over time. The method used is descriptive qualitative with historical-comparative approach. The results show that changes in meaning can occur due to the influence of culture, technology, and other social factors.
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