Type R-5 Basic Form Reduplication + ber- Type R-6 Basic Form + Reduplication + meN-

44 bajauh-jauhan ‘take apart each other’ 4.1.5 Type R-5 Basic Form Reduplication + ber-  Type R-5 Basic Form Reduplication + ba- Reduplication type 5 uses verb and noun as the basic form. If reduplication is formed by verb as basic form, it would indicate reciprocal meaning. But in the object, the examples of this type could not be found. Actually, in Minangkabau language, the type of reduplication type 5 can be found, for examples: anak-baranak ‘son and their parent’ noun kait-bakaik ‘hook each other’ verb Furthermore, it can be seen how the repetition above used in the sentences below: 1 Anak-baranak mamakai baju putiah. ‘Son and their parent put on white shirt’ Both of them put on white shirt put on white shirt each other. 2 Banangnyo kaik-bakaik dibajunyo ‘The thread hooks in her dress’ The repetition kaik-mangaik indicates the action that acts reciprocally. 4.1.6 Type R-6 Basic Form + Reduplication + meN-  Basic Form + Reduplication + maN- Universitas Sumatera Utara 45 There are several meanings that can be related with reduplication type 6. They are iterative continuingl and the other meaning is doing something without real purpose. Repetition Meaning Analysis manangih-nangih sob indicates action that is acted continuously memareh-mareh squeeze indicates action that is acted continuously mamatuik-matuik fitting indicates action that is acted continuously malantua-lantua slurred indicates action that is acted continuously mamuji-muji appreciating indicates action that is acted continuously maminta-minta asking indicates action that is acted continuously mamintak-mintak asking indicates action that is acted continuously manyambah- nyambah beg indicates action that is acted continuously manggaruang- garuang roar indicates action that is acted continuously mahimbau-himbau asking indicates action that is acted continuously mambubuik-bubuik pull up indicates action that is acted continuously manggalapa-galapa flutter indicates action that is acted continuously manipu-nipu lie indicates action that is acted continuously mamangkua- mangkua lap indicates action that is acted continuously malonjak-lonjak skipping indicates action that is acted continuously manjilek-jilek lick indicates action that is acted continuously manokok-nokok tapping indicates action that is acted continuously Universitas Sumatera Utara 46 marauang-rauang wail indicates action that is acted continuously maampiang- ampiang approach indicates action that is acted continuously mancigok-cigok pipe indicates action that is acted continuously Most of the examples that are found in the object indicate action that is acted continuously. Furthermore, we could see from the sentences below: 1 Nan bungsu karajano tiok-tiok hari mauleh tali, nan lain mamatuik-matuik diri samiang, gilo malantua-lantua jari. ‘The youngest always hook the rope every day, while the others are busy to fit themselves in front of mirror and decorate their nails.’ The repetition mamatuik-matuik fitting and malantua-lantua decorating indicate actions that act continuously. 2 Mereka malompek-lompek di tampek tidua. ‘They jump on the bed.’ The repetition malompek-lompek jumping indicates the action that is acted without real purpose. The explanation and examples above have explained how reduplication type 3 are formed and the meaning of each repetition. 4.1.7 Type R-7 Basic Form + Reduplication + meN-