See Malaymempunyai for further information.

• (Standard Indonesian)IPA^(key): /məmpuˈɲai/[məm.puˈɲa.i]
• Rhymes:-ai
• Syllabification:mem‧pu‧nya‧i

mêmpunyai

1. active ofpunyai

• Irregular derivation aspunya +‎meng- -i, or
• Contraction ofmeng- +‎empu +‎-nya +‎-i.

According to Foong Ha Yap, data from the Malay Concordance Project shows evidence that this verb is a derivative ofempunya(“owner, his master”), which comes fromempu(“master”) and the third person genitive-nya. In modern Malay, the root word is analyzed aspunya, aback-formation frommempunyai orclipping ofempunya.^[1]

• (schwa-variety)IPA^(key): [məm.pu.ɲə.ʔi]
• (Baku)IPA^(key): [məm.pu.ɲa.ʔi]
• Hyphenation:mem‧pu‧nya‧i

mempunyai (Jawi spellingممڤوڽاءي)

1. Active ofpunyai(“to have; to own”).

• Indonesian 4-syllable words
• Indonesian terms with IPA pronunciation
• Rhymes:Indonesian/ai
• Rhymes:Indonesian/ai/4 syllables
• Indonesian non-lemma forms
• Indonesian verb forms
• Indonesian terms circumfixed with meng- -i
• Indonesian irregular verbs
• Malay terms circumfixed with meng- -i
• Malay terms prefixed with meng-
• Malay terms suffixed with -nya
• Malay terms suffixed with -i
• Malay back-formations
• Malay clippings
• Malay 4-syllable words
• Malay terms with IPA pronunciation
• Malay lemmas
• Malay verbs

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