Manado Malay - Manado Malay Loanwords From Other Languages

Manado Malay Loanwords From Other Languages

Due to the past colonisation by the Dutch and the Portuguese in Sulawesi, several words of this language originates from their languages.

Standard Indonesian Manado Malay loanword Language of Origin English meaning
topi capeo Portuguese (chapéu) cap, hat
bosan fastiu Portuguese (fastio) bored
untuk for Dutch (voor) for
garpu fork Dutch (vork) fork
tenggorokan gargantang Portuguese (garganta) throat
kursi kadera Portuguese (cadeira) chair
bendera bandera Portuguese (bandeira) flag
saputangan lenso Portuguese (lenço) handkerchief
tapi mar Dutch (maar) but
jagung milu Portuguese (milho) corn, maize
Paman om Dutch (oom) uncle
nenek oma Dutch (oma) grandmother
kakek opa Dutch (opa) grandfather
bayangan sombar Portuguese (sombra) shadow
keringat suar Portuguese (suar) sweat
Bibi tante Dutch (tante) aunt
dahi testa Portuguese (testa) forehead, temple
penyu tuturuga Portuguese (tartaruga) turtle
sepatu chapatu Portuguese (sapato) shoe(s)
kebun kintal Portuguese (quintal) (agricultural) field or garden

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