orang tua

Indonesian

Etymology

From Malay orang toewa (“elder”), orang tuha, orang tua (“elder; parent”), from Classical Malay orang tuha (“elder”), orang tua (“elder, parent”). Equivalent to orang (“person”) +‎ tua (“old”). Compare to Chinese 老人家 (lǎorenjia, “parent, elder”, literally “old person family”).

Noun

orang tua (first-person possessive orang tuaku, second-person possessive orang tuamu, third-person possessive orang tuanya)

parents: father and mother
Synonyms: bonyok, ortu
elder, an older person or an older member, usually a leader, of some community
Synonym: tetua

Derived terms

orang tua angkat
orang tua asuh

单词	orang tua
释义	orang tua Indonesian Etymology From Malay orang toewa (“elder”), orang tuha, orang tua (“elder; parent”), from Classical Malay orang tuha (“elder”), orang tua (“elder, parent”). Equivalent to orang (“person”) +‎ tua (“old”). Compare to Chinese 老人家 (lǎorenjia, “parent, elder”, literally “old person family”). Noun orang tua (first-person possessive orang tuaku, second-person possessive orang tuamu, third-person possessive orang tuanya) parents: father and mother Synonyms: bonyok, ortu elder, an older person or an older member, usually a leader, of some community Synonym: tetua Derived terms orang tua angkat orang tua asuh Further reading “orang tua” in Kamus Besar Bahasa Indonesia, Jakarta: Language Development and Fostering Agency — Ministry of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology of the Republic Indonesia, 2016.
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orang tua

Indonesian

Etymology

Noun

Derived terms

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