No. 294 in Malay

milik

"Belonging" or "ownership."

In a sentence

Kereta itu milik Ahmad.
That car belongs to Ahmad.
The term 'milik' is utilized here to denote ownership or possession.
Buku yang milik saya ada di atas meja.
The book that belongs to me is on the table.
In this sentence, 'milik' refers to the concept of ownership, specifying the possessive nature of the subject.
Rumah Baharu itu milik keluarga mereka.
The new house belongs to their family.
Here, 'milik' conveys the relationship of possession between the subject (the house) and the owner (their family).

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