ANALYSIS OF FIGURATIVE LANGUAGES IN SELECTED SONGS LYRICS BY NATIVE DEEN

Afina Sajidah, NIM.: 20101050048 (2025) ANALYSIS OF FIGURATIVE LANGUAGES IN SELECTED SONGS LYRICS BY NATIVE DEEN. Skripsi thesis, UIN SUNAN KALIJAGA YOGYAKARTA.

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Abstract

Figurative language enriches the meaning and emotional impact of song lyrics, but its use in Islamic music is rarely studied. This study analyzes the types and functions of figurative language in Native Deen's songs Intentions and Small Deeds using a qualitative descriptive method. Data were collected from official sources of Native Deen's works and classified based on Perrine's theory to assess how figurative language strengthens the imagery, emotional resonance, and meaning of the lyrics. The results show various types of figurative language, including metaphor (9%), simile (4%), personification (9%), apostrophe (8%), synecdoke (6%), metonymy (7%), symbol (13%), allegory (4%), paradox (9%), hyperbole (11%), litotes (9%), and irony (9%). These elements have four main functions: providing imaginative pleasure, enriching visual imagery, increasing emotional intensity, and conveying meaning in a concise yet profound manner. This research confirms the important role of figurative language in enriching Native Deen's lyrics and shows how spiritual messages can be effectively conveyed through stylistic devices.

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