FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE FOUND IN KHALED SIDDIQ’S SELECTED SONGS

Resha Anjar Usyan, NIM.: 18101050040 (2025) FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE FOUND IN KHALED SIDDIQ’S SELECTED SONGS. Skripsi thesis, UIN SUNAN KALIJAGA YOGYAKARTA.

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Abstract

This research analyzes the figurative language found in the selected songs of Khaled Siddiq, focusing on identifying the types and meanings of figurative expressions within his lyrics. Based on Leech’s (1993) semantic theory, the study employs a descriptive qualitative method to categorize and interpret the figurative language. The findings reveal seven types of figurative language used in the lyrics: metaphor (7 instances), simile (3 instances), synecdoche (4 instances), metonymy (5 instances), irony (3 instances), symbolism (8 instances), and allegory (5 instances). Symbolism is the most frequently occurring type, highlighting its significance in conveying abstract concepts and emotions in the lyrics. The research findings suggest that figurative language in Siddiq’s songs serves as a stylistic element and a tool for enhancing lyrical depth, spirituality, and social commentary. By interpreting these lyrics, the study provides a deeper understanding of the messages embedded in Siddiq’s music, contributing to the broader discourse on language, culture, and artistic expression.

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