A LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS OF BUYING AND SELLING OF WEAVON TYPES

Abstract
The concern of this study is the linguistic analysis of traditional buying and selling of weavon types. As discovered in the study, the use of several non-formal approaches to the communication among buyers and sellers of weavon. This study is a sentential analysis of weavon names which reflect the naming practices of weavon producers. The study aims at analyzing weavon names on one of the Linguistic levels which is morphology. Weavon names are a fussion of two or three words resulting in phrases or sentential names. By the time these various words are fused, the morphological result may be vowel elision and in some other cases they may not be deleted. This study shows that names are classified into different categories on the basis of their sources and that names are not given arbitrarily, rather they are given based on personal experiences surrounding the production of the weavon. Findings shows that weavon are named after countries they originate from, companies that made them, on personalities and celebrities and on slangs.