Truth and metaphor

Shaiful Azrizal, Muhammad Alif Haikal and Abd Karim, Muhammad Hirzan Ifwad and Tuan Zainal Abidin, Tuan Muhammad Lukman and Md Romzi, Muhammad Aiman Hakimi and Saari, Muhammad Arfa (2024) Truth and metaphor. [Student Project] (Unpublished)
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The truth refers to the pronunciation used according to its original meaning. In Arabic, it comes from which means real or original. The truth is “truth". This term comes from the word "the pronunciation that uses the original meaning or uses the agreed meaning”. (Andre Bahrudin, Nyimas Anisah, Dwi Noviani, Sukriadi, 2022). A metaphor refers to a word used in a meaning different from its original meaning, and often this is based on a metaphorical relationship or similarity in characteristics. In this sense, it is possible from reality. (Almalakawi, 2009). Consider metaphor as a branch; Example: The lion; Example: The sun.

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