Baca sempalan ieu sajak! mérah putih nu kiwari mumbul dirangkul ku langit paul baheula kungsi ngélébét dina tungtung bayonét katut peujit murilit Dina sempalan sajak di luhur, kecap anu ngandung harti konotatif, nyaéta.... a. mumbul b. ngélébét c. dirangkul d. murilit é. kiwari

c. dirangkul

The question is asking for the term that contains connotative meaning in the partial poem provided. Connotation in literature refers to the implied or associated meaning of a word. Each word in a text adds to its total impact. a. 'mumbul' means frothy.b. 'ngélébét' means suppressed.c. 'dirangkul' means embraced.d. 'murilit' means bloodied.é. 'kiwari' usually means this day, day-to-day, or nowadays.Knowing the exact connotations of the words can often depend on cultural and local use, and without that context, it's more challenging.B. 'ngélébét' could be considered connotative if morning here con-represent suppression.C. 'dirangkul' could also be considered connotative if embrace has a push-me-to-you meaning in this poem.D. 'Murilit' could likewise be considered connotative if, in this poem, blood represents war, fighting, or injuries in an implied sense.Context around the writing often determines the depth and even the definition of a word's connotations. These connotations could change if, for example, the poem were about a celebration rather than a battle, changing again if the poem were about the love relationship between the two entities.