No. 150 in Indonesian
punya
"To have" or "to own."
In a sentence
Dia punya banyak teman di sekolah.
He has many friends at school.
The word 'punya' in this sentence functions as a verb meaning 'to have', indicating possession of something.
Saya punya opini yang berbeda tentang hal itu.
I have a different opinion about that.
Here, 'punya' is used as a verb to express having an opinion or perspective.
Kucing itu punya bulu yang sangat lembut.
The cat has very soft fur.
'Punya' again acts as a verb to show possession of an attribute.
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