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Balinese Language Lexicon in the Tradition of Installing Penjor at the Galungan Celebration in Sari Bhuana Village, Toili Jaya District Laksmiasih, Eka Devi; Baruadi, Mohamad Karmin; Agustin, Puspita Dian
Jurnal Pembelajaran Bahasa dan Sastra Vol. 5 No. 2 (2026): Maret 2026 in progress
Publisher : Raja Zulkarnain Education Foundation

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.55909/jpbs.v5i2.1177

Abstract

The tradition of installing penjor is a Balinese cultural heritage that is full of values and symbolism. In this tradition, there are various Balinese lexicons used in the process of making penjor during the Galungan celebration, but the understanding of their use and meaning has not been widely studied, especially in Sari Bhuana Village, Toili Jaya District. The lexicon does not only function as linguistic terms, but is also related to the cultural identity and spiritual values of the community. This study aims to examine the Balinese lexicon used in the tradition of installing penjor and analyze the meaning of each element of penjor, such as tieng, wastra, lamak, tebu, biu, and jaje, based on the understanding of the people of Sari Bhuana Village as part of their cultural identity and spiritual values. This study uses a descriptive method to examine the Balinese lexicon in the tradition of installing penjor during the Galungan celebration in Sari Bhuana Village. Data were obtained through observation, interviews, and documentation of the process of making penjor and sources such as the village head, parisada chairman, traditional leaders, and village officials. Data analysis was carried out through reduction, presentation, and drawing conclusions with a focus on identifying terms, functions, and meanings of the lexicon. Data validity was strengthened through triangulation of sources and techniques. The results of the study indicate that the Balinese lexicon in the penjor installation tradition functions not only as linguistic terms but also contains cultural meaning in each of its elements. This lexicon represents the relationship between humans and nature and spiritual values passed down through generations. Based on the results of the study, it can be concluded that the Balinese lexicon in the penjor installation tradition serves as a cultural symbol that conveys a philosophy of life and a form of devotion to the Creator.
Co-Authors Achmad, Zuhan Fadhillah Zayya Adam, Alisya Agnesia, Nia Alhasni, Hafizha Ali, Ayu Hidayanti Ali, Siti Nur Khalifa Anatasia, Disti Aprilia, Damayanti Arifin, Alfadina Intan Bagu, Fandu Febrian Barokah, Siti Nur Laylatul Baruadi, Ronald Bauna, Afra Amatullah Bonde, Ramanda Dai, Alisha Yulyana Danggi, Mohamad Novaldi Darban, Syaila Riandi Djiki, Rahmawati Dolu, Sulfiani Dukalang, Salsabillah Dundo, Marsyah Azahra Ellyana Hinta Fadillah, Andi Achmad Zaqly Gobel, Queengelina Shainayla Wala Halid, Moh. Fadly Halim, Farel Hasan, Nur Sintia Hasan, Rivaldi Herson Kadir Hulinggi, Rizqy Algifahri Humalanggi, Salsabila Husain, Nurul Salsabil Ibrahim, Shintia Humairah Putri Igirisa, Nadia Nur Aulliah Katili, Nindi Aprilia Labanu, Dini Aminarti I. Laboro, Nadin Lagarusu, Tri Julianto S. Laki, Sinta Laksmiasih, Eka Devi Lasomba, Robbiyana Latief, Akbar Lestari, Inggik Ayu Liputo, Cindrawaty Maharani, Fatimah Puan Mahmud, Harlan Makalawo, Moh. Khusnan Malureng, Nirfa Celia Mbeoga, Jandriawan Mohamad Karmin Baruadi Mohamad, Fajar Muslim Molantong, Salsabila Lutfiah Monoarfa, Yuniar Sari Muchsana, Putri Mariandy Muhammad Ilham Murti, Fitri Nura Musa, Fadila Muslimin Muslimin Ntuu, Mahmud A. Nusi, Hermawati Padungo, Adha Paimin, Randy Octaviano Hermanus Pantu, Amel Parto, Parto Polingala, Rahmania Pujiarti, Tita Putra, Bintang Akbar Dwi Rauf, Apriliani Rauf, Apriyana Abd Ruqyah, Miss Saleh, Siti Lutfiyyah H. Salilama, Rahmatia Sari, Meliani Puspa Sayama Malabar Sirupa, Stefanie Angelina Sitti Rachmi Masie Solihin, Juliete Zharen L. Supriyadi Supriyadi Tasalissa, Putri Diana Taufiqurrohman Taufiqurrohman Tongkodu, Fadilah Susilawati Topae, Nur Vanissa Wanci, Moh. Dermawan R. Yahya, Shoviyani Yasin, Pratiwi Mufliha Yulianti Yulianti ‘Abid, Muhammad