Sultanate of Langkat The Langkat Sultanate is a kingdom that used to rule in the Langkat Regency, North Sumatra now. The Langkat Sultanate became prosperous because of the opening of rubber plantations and the discovery of oil reserves in Pangkalan Brandan. The Langkat Sultanate is the oldest of the Malay monarchies in East Sumatra. In 1568, in what is now called "Hamparan Perak", a high-ranking "Kingdom of Aru" named Dewa Shahdan managed to save himself from the attack of the Sultanate of Aceh and founded a kingdom. This kingdom became the forerunner of the modern Langkat Sultanate. The name Langkat comes from the name of a tree that resembles a langsat tree. The Langkat tree has fruit that is larger than the langsat fruit but smaller than the duku fruit. It tastes bitter and tart. This tree was once often found on the banks of the Langkat River, namely in the lower reaches of the Batang Serangan River which flows through the city of Tanjung Pura. However,
In linguistics, semantics refers to the study of meaning in language. Semantic features are characteristics or attributes of words or phrases that contribute to their meaning. These features are often used to describe the meanings of words in a systematic way. For example, consider the word "dog". Some of the semantic features associated with this word might include: animate: the word refers to a living thing quadruped: the word refers to an animal with four legs domesticated: the word refers to an animal that has been tamed and lives with humans canine: the word refers to a type of animal that is closely related to wolves and foxes furry: the word refers to an animal with fur or hair These semantic features help to define the meaning of the word "dog" and distinguish it from other words with similar meanings, such as "cat" or "hamster". By analyzing the semantic features of words, linguists can better understand how meaning is constructed in l