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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