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Malay frequency list

No. 890 in Malay

undang

"Undang" in Malay means "law" or "rule."

In a sentence

  • Dia cuba menarik perhatian kita dengan menggunakan undang-undang dia.

    He tries to draw our attention by using his rules.

    Here, "undang-undang" means "rules" or "law" and shows the concept of regulation.

  • Upacara itu berlangsung di rumah undang kerana tradisi setempat.

    The ceremony took place at the village head's house because of local tradition.

    Here, "undang" refers to a traditional leader or chief in certain local customs in Malaysia.

  • Dia undang semua rakan sekerjanya ke majlis perkahwinannya.

    He invited all his colleagues to his wedding.

    Here, "undang" is used as a verb meaning "to invite."

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