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austronesian-paper-2021-gpwrajeg.Rmd

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 # Conclusion {-}
 
-This corpus-based study reveals that HAPPINESS is most predominantly lexicalised by morphs referring to the concept SENANG in the colloquial Malayic varieties in Indonesia, corroborating a previous experimental study on HAPPINESS conceptual categories in Indonesian [@shaver_structure_2001, 208]. It is also demonstrated that each region varies in the distribution of each HAPPINESS concepts (e.g., variation in terms of the type and token frequencies of the concepts per region). At a more specific level, we show that the morphs lexicalising a given concept (e.g., SENANG) in certain regions also exhibit qualitative (e.g., the phonemic structure) and quantitative variations (e.g., the number of different morphs attested in a region and the morphs' token frequencies). To conclude, we hope to have provided a glimpse of insights from exploring the open-access corpora of colloquial Malayic varieties for the study of emotion lexicalisation in the context of regional variation.
+This corpus-based study reveals that HAPPINESS is most predominantly lexicalised by morphs referring to the concept SENANG in the colloquial Malayic varieties in Indonesia, corroborating a previous experimental study on HAPPINESS conceptual categories in Indonesian [@shaver_structure_2001, 208]. It is also demonstrated that each region varies in the distribution of each HAPPINESS concepts (e.g., variation in terms of the type and token frequencies of the concepts per region). At a more specific level, we show that the morphs lexicalising a given concept (e.g., SENANG) in certain regions also exhibit qualitative (e.g., the phonemic structure) and quantitative variations (e.g., the number of different morphs attested in a region and the morphs' token frequencies). To conclude, we hope to have provided a glimpse of insights from exploring the open-access corpora of colloquial Malayic varieties in the Indonesian archipelago for the study of emotion lexicalisation in the context of regional variation.
 
 # References {-}