The Figures of Speech in “Inao” Literature By the Royal Script, King Rama II

Abstract

The figures of speech in “Inao” literature, the royal script in King Rama II. The objective is to study and analyze the used of figures of speech in the masterpieces of "Inao", the researcher has collected data from research papers related to the figures of speech. The used figures of speech in “Inao” literature, the researcher has collected data from research papers related to the rhetorical image. The research found that:

Analytical study of the use of figures of speech in in “Inao” literature, royal script the royal script in King Rama II, found all 4 types of figures, by stylistic of Simile is the most common. Followed by onomatoboeia, hyperbole and metaphor respectively.

That made the readers can imagine and get more inner. Using wards by repeting. Using many beautiful language, homophon, touch words, comparision one thing like another thing that can show clearly imagine, The comparison that is overaction emphasize to the reader can imagination and profound in readable content. In addition, It also insert the tradition and new lifestyle of Thai which no conclict the ancient lifestyle that showed state of war when the former. The Thai literature “Inao” so it’s the outstanding literature should be worth reading.