What do you want to find out?Why you wish to make this research?Why is it important

1. What are the morphological processes of the Betawi verb word class?

2. What affixes mark the verb word class?

3. What affixes transpose noun and adjective word class into verb word class?

1. To describe the morphological processes of the Betawi verb word class.

2. To describe the affixes mark of the verb word class.

3. To describe the affixes transpose noun and adjective word class into verb word class.

This research limits the research on the Betawi verb word class and their markers. This research limits the research on the transposition of the noun and adjective into verb word class.

Research MethodPopulationSampleSource of the Research

There are three morphological process of Betawi verb word class:• The affixes as they combine with verbs• The affixes transpose nouns into verbs• The affixes transpose adjectives into verbs

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SUGGESTION

 m-aké from paké ‘use’ ň-ari from cari ‘look for’m-ukul from pukul ‘hit’ ň-ampur from campur ‘mix’m-ətik from pətik ‘pick’ ň-oloŋ from coloŋ ‘steal’n-anəm from tanəm ‘plant’ ŋ-asi from kasi ‘give’n-aro from taro ‘put’ ŋ-irim from kirim ‘send’n-ukər from tukər ‘change’ ŋ-əjar from kəjar ‘chase’

   m-bawe from bawe ‘bring’ ň-jawab from jawab ‘answer’m-bəli from bəli ‘buy’ ň-jala from jala ‘net’m-bagi from bagi ‘give’ ň-jual from jual ‘sell’n-dépak from dépak ‘kick’ ŋ-gali from gali ‘dig’n-doroŋ from doroŋ ‘push’ ŋ-gəbuk from gəbuk ‘hit’n-dayuŋ from dayuŋ ‘oar’ ŋ-goréŋ from goréŋ ‘fry’ 

ŋə-lawan from lawan ‘oponent’ŋə-rusak from rusak ‘breake’ŋə-wakil-in from wakil ‘represent’ŋə-yakin-in from yakin ‘sure’

 ŋə-bawa from bawa ‘bring’ŋə-doroŋ from doroŋ ‘push’ŋə-jual from jual ‘sell’ŋə-gəbuk from gəbuk ‘hit’

 ŋ-ambil from ambil ‘take’ŋ-ikət from ikət ‘tie up’ŋ-ukur from ukur ‘measure’ŋ-éjék from éjék ‘ŋ-obat from obat ‘medecine’

bə-bagi from bagi ‘give’ bə-paku from paku ‘nail’bə-daré from daré ‘blood’ bə-tamu from tamu ‘visitor’bə-jalan from jalan ‘walk’ bə-cəré from cəré ‘divorce’bə-gantuŋ from gantuŋ ‘hang’ bə-kaki from kaki ‘foot’bə-hargé from hargé ‘price’ bə-sodaré from sodaré ‘brother’bə-warné from warné ‘color’ bə-yakin-an from yakin ‘certain’ 

b-laga from laga ‘fight’ b-raséfrom rasé ‘taste’b-lari from lari ‘run’ b-racun from racun ‘poison’b-lipət from lipət ‘fold’ b-rambut from rambut ‘hair’ 

br-aŋkat from aŋkat ‘lift’br-untuŋ from untuŋ ‘luck’br-obat from obat ‘medecine’br-ekor from ekor ‘tail’br-isi from isi ‘volume’

kə-buru from buru ‘hurry’kə-paké from paké ‘use’kə-doroŋ from doroŋ ‘push’

kə-tukər from tukər ‘change’kə-gəbuk from gəbuk ‘hit’kə-kəjar from kəjar ‘chase’  k-lempar from lempar ‘throw’k-rasé from rasé ‘taste’k-wajib-an from wajib ‘obligation’k-yakin-an from yakin ‘sure’