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This study aimed at describing the kinds of prefixes and suffixes in Lemukih dialect of Balinese and the types of inflectional and derivational process in which they are involved. This study is a descriptive qualitative research. Two informants Lemukih dialect speakers were chosen based on set criteria. The data were collected based on four techniques, namely: eliciting, recording, note taking and observing technique. The results of the study show that there are ten prefixes and five suffixes in Lemukih dialect of Balinese. These prefixes and suffixes can be further categorized into derivational and inflectional prefixes and suffixes. The derivational prefixes are {ma-}, {N-}, {ka-},{pa-}, and {kuma-}.Meanwhile, the derivational suffixes are {-an} and {ang}. The inflectional prefixes are {ma-}, {N-}, {ka-}, and {maka}.Meanwhile, the inflectional suffixes were {-in}, {-ne}, {-an}, {-ang}, and {-e}. Moreover, each prefixes and suffixes has different functions such as verbalizer, nominalizer, adjectivizer, passivizer, activizer, specificizer, distributive, imperative, and comparative.

Affixation System in Lemukih Dialect of Balinese: A Descriptive Study of Derivational and Inflectional Process