List of loanwords in Malay explained

The Malay language has many loanwords from Sanskrit, Persian, Tamil, Greek, Latin, Portuguese, Dutch, certain Chinese dialects such as Hokkien and more recently, Arabic (in particular many religious terms) and English (in particular many scientific and technological terms). Modern Malay loanwords are now primarily from English, Arabic and Javanese — English being the language of trade and technology while Arabic is the language of religion (Islam in the case of this language's concentrated regions), although key words such as surga/ syurga (heaven) and the word "religion" itself (agama) reflect their Sanskrit-Hindu origins. Javanese elements on the other hand are incorporated from the variant of Malay used in Indonesia through the consumption of media from said country.

While based on Malay itself, Indonesian is traditionally more influenced by Javanese and Sundanese, as the Javanese are the largest ethnic group in Indonesia, with Javanese having the largest number of native speakers. Dutch influence over Indonesian vocabulary also is significant, as the Malay language itself was favored and adopted due to its trading benefit during VOC era over the archipelago, leading to mass loanword and influence over the modern Indonesian language. It is known that at least one third of the Indonesian vocabulary grew under Dutch influence.

There are some words in Malay which are spelled exactly the same as in its other language counterparts, e.g. in English – museum (Indonesian), hospital (Malaysian), format, hotel, transit etc. In contrast, some Malay words have been loaned into other languages, e.g. in English – rice paddy ("Padi"), orangutan, rattan, babirusa,[1] cockatoo,[2] compound,[3] gong, tuak, sago,[4] [5] cootie,[6] amok, durian, agar, rambutan, keris, Pantoum/pantun,[7] "so long",[8] angrecum (anggrek/ anggrik), cassowary,[9] gingham, caddie, camphor (kapur), Gutta-percha (getah perca), launch, parang, sarong, dammar, gambir.

The Malay language has also heavily influenced the forms of colloquial English spoken in Malaysia, also known as Manglish.

Some examples are as follows:

WordEnglish translationFrom languageWord
sebabreasonArabicالسبب / alsabab
syarikatcompanyArabicشركة / sharika
abjad alphabet/alefbet Arabic أبجد / abjad
abolisi abolitionLatin abolitia
akta act (law) Latin (via English)actus
aktivitas | aktivitiactivityEnglishactivity
ad interim temporarily Latinad interim
Ahad SundayArabic الأحد / al-Aḥad
ahlicommunity, expertArabic أهل / ahl
agamareligion Sanskrit आगम / āgama
akhbarnewsArabic أخبار / akhbār
aksaraalphabetic letter, key Sanskritअक्षर / akṣara
almari (Indonesian: "lemari")cupboard Portuguesearmário
almamater revered name for one's university Latinalma mater: wise and nurturing mother
amnesti amnesty, state-granted pardon Latinamnestia
anggurgrape Persianانگور / angūr
angkasaouter space, sky (literary) Sanskrit आकाश ākāśa "sky"
anugerahaward, blessingSanskritanugraha अनुग्रह "favour"
apam kind of cake or hopperTamilappam அப்பம்
arnabrabbitArabicأرنب / ʻarnab
askarsoldier Persianعسكرى / ʻaskarī / asker
asmaralove, passion Sanskrit स्मर / smara "memory, sexual love"
badamalmondPersianبادام / bādām
bahasalanguage Sanskritभाषा / bhāṣā, Tamil பாஷை / pācai
bahayadanger Sanskrit भय / bhaya "risk, peril"
bajushirtPersianبازو / bâzu "arm"
bakiremainder, leftoverArabicباقي / bāqī
baktihomage, devotion, service Sanskritभक्ति / bhakti
baldibucketPortuguesebalde
bandarport/townPersianبندر / bandar
bangkustool/chairsPortuguesebanco / bank
bangsanation, raceSanskritवंश / vaṃśa "lineage, race" - cf. "wangsa"
bus | bas|bus |English|bus, from Latin "omnibus"|-|basikal|bicycle|English|bicycle|-|baru|new|Hokkien/Teochew|麻汝|-|bayu (lit.)|wind |Sanskrit|वायु / vāyu |-|bendera|flag |Portuguese |bandeira|-|bendi (in Indonesian, it means "gig", different with "bhendi" in Hindi)|okra/lady's finger|Hindi|भेंडी bhēṇḍī, Tamil veṇṭi / வெண்டி|-|becak | beca|trishaw |Hokkien |馬車,马车 / bé-tshia "horse-cart"|-|beda | beza|difference|Sanskrit|भेद / bheda "cleft, partition, contrast, division"|-|biara|monastery |Sanskrit |विहार / vihāra|-|bidadari|fairy, angel |Sanskrit |विद्याधरी / vidyādharī "fay, sprite"|-|bina|to build |Arabic|بناء / bināʼ / bina 'construction'|-|bihun|rice vermicelli |Hokkien |米粉 / bí-hún|-|biola|violin |Portuguese|viola|-|biskuit | biskut|biscuit |English|biscuit|-|bohsia|sexually active girl|Hokkien|無聲 bô siaⁿ 'without voice'|-|bomba|fire brigade |Portuguese |bomba, "pump", or bombeiro, "fireman", lit. "pumper"|-|boneka|doll |Portuguese |boneca|-|bola|ball |Portuguese|bola|-|budi|reason, virtue |Sanskrit |बुद्धि / buddhi "intelligence, mind, reason"[10] |-|buku|book |Dutch |boek|-|bumi|earth |Sanskrit |भूमि / bhūmi "land"|-|cadar|bed linen |Persian |چادر / chādar "cloak"|-|cawan|cup |Mandarin |茶碗,茶碗 / cháwǎn '“tea bowl”|-|cendana|sandalwood |Sanskrit|चन्दन / candana |-|cuai|careless, negligent|Mandarin |居癌 / jūái "home"+"cancer"|-|cukup|enough |Mandarin |足够 / zúgòu|-|dacin | dacing|scales |Mandarin |台秤 / táichèng |-|dakwah|sermon |Arabic |دعوة / daʻwah|-|degil|headstrong, stubborn |Sinhala |ඩීගිල් / ḍīgil|-|delima|pomegranate, ruby |Sanskrit |दालिम / dālima or दाडिम / dāḍima "pomegranate"|-|demokrasi |democracy |Greek|δημοκρατία / dēmokratía|-|dekan|dean |Portuguese |decano|-|denda|fine, punishment |Sanskrit|दण्ड / daṇḍa "rod"|-|desa|countryside, village |Sanskrit|देश / deśa "country"|-|dewan|hall |Persian|دیوان / dīvān "administration"|-|dewi|Goddess |Sanskrit|देवी / devī "goddess"|-|dirgahayu|"long live" (Dirgahayu Tuanku! - Long live the King!) |Sanskrit |दिर्घायु / dirghāyu "long-lived"|-|deskriptif|descriptive|English|descriptive|-|dobi|laundry|Hindi|धोबी / dhobī "caste of laundrymen who used to wash people's clothes in bygone days"|-|duka|sadness |Sanskrit |दुःख / duḥkha "sorrow, distress, suffering"|-|dunia|world |Arabic|دنيا / dunyā / dünya|-|durjana|evil, wicked, malicious |Sanskrit |दुर्जन / durjana "bad man, villain"|-|email | emelemailEnglishemail
erti (Indonesian variant "arti")meaning Sanskritअर्थ / artha "aim, purpose"
falsafahphilosophy ArabicArabic فلسفة / falsafah, from Ancient Greek φιλοσοφία / philosophía
fitnahslander Arabic فتنة / fitnah "upheaval, scandal"
forum forum Latinforum
gajahelephant Sanskrit गज / gaja
gandumwheat Persianگندم / gandom
ganjacannabis, marijuanaSanskritगञ्जा / gañjā
garasi | garajgarage Englishgarage
garpufork Portuguese garfo
gerejachurch Portuguese igreja
grafikgraphicEnglishgraphic
gratis (mainly in Indonesian usage)for free Dutchgratis
guruteacher Sanskrit गुरु / guru "heavy, venerable"
hadlimit Arabic حد / ḥadd
halalpermitted Arabicحلال / ḥalāl
haramforbidden Arabicحرام / ḥarām
hartaasset, treasureSanskrit/Tamilarttam/அர்த்தம், Sanskrit अर्थ / artha - cf "erti"
hartalstrike, civil disobedienceGujaratiહડતાળ / haḍtāḷ, હડતાલ / haḍtāl (pronunciation with r via Hindustani ہڑتال)
haiwan | hewananimal Arabicحيوان / ḥaywān
hastahasta (unit) Sanskritहस्त / hásta
hinalowly, inferior, mock Sanskrit हीन / hīna
hisabcounting/arithmetic Arabicحساب / ḥisāb
humaniora (mainly Indonesian)humanities Latinhumaniora
hurufword character/letter Arabicحرف / ḥarf (plural حروف ḥurūf)
ilmuknowledgeArabic علم / ʻilm
istanapalace Sanskrit आस्थान / āsthāna "assembly, audience hall"
jawab | jawap|to answer |Arabic |جواب / jawāb / Cevap|-|jelata|the masses |Sanskrit |जनता / janatā "folk, community"|-|jendela (mainly in Indonesian usage)|window |Portuguese |janela|-|Jepun (Indonesian: "Jepang")|Japan |Hokkien|Ji̍tpún 日本|-|jiran|neighbour|Arabic|jiran جيران|-|Jumat | Jumaat|Friday|Arabic|الجمعة / al-Jumʿah|-|Kamis | Khamis|Thursday |Arabic |الخميس / al-Khamīs|-|kaca|glass (material)|Sanskrit|काच / kāca "glass, crystal, lens"|-|kamus|dictionary |Arabic|قاموس / qāmūs / kamus|-|kantata (mainly Indonesian)|song |Latin|cantata|-|kapal |boat |Tamil|kappal கப்பல்|-|kaunter (Indonesian: konter (alternative of loket))|counter, desk|English|counter|-|kedai |foodstall, shop |Tamil|kaṭai கடை|-|keju|cheese |Portuguese|queijo|-|kelas|class |English|class|-|kemeja|shirt |Portuguese|camisa|-|kepala|head |Sanskrit |कपाल / kapāla "skull"|-|kerana (Indonesian: karena)|because|Sanskrit|कारण / kāraṇa|-|kuli|coolie / port worker |Hindustani|قُلى qulī (itself derived from a Turkic language)|-|karton |carton (classifier for packaging) |English|carton|-|kartun|cartoon (animated movie) |English|cartoon|-|kereta|carriage, car, (Indonesian: train) |Portuguese|carreta|-|kerusi | kursichair, stoolArabicكرسي kursii
kemah | khemahtentArabic via Persianخیمة / khaymah
kuiltemple/shrine Tamilkōyil கோயில்
kismisraisinPersianکشمش / kishmish
kolam poolTamilkuḷam குளம்
koma-komasaffron Sanskrit / Arabic कुङ्कुम / kuṅkuma
kompromicompromiseThe pronunciation (lack of the "s" phoneme) suggests that this was borrowed from French (perhaps via Dutch)compromis
komputercomputer English computer
kurkumasaffron, turmeric Sanskrit / Arabic कुङ्कुम kuṅkuma 'saffron', influenced by Arabic كركم kurkum 'turmeric'
kongsishare, divide Hokkienkong-si 公司
korbansacrifice Arabic قربان / qurbān
kotacity Tamil கோட்டை / kōṭṭai
kredo creed Latincredō
kucaichives Hokkien 韭菜,韭菜 / kú-tshài
kudahorse Tamil கோடை kōṭai < Sanskrit घोट ghoṭa
kue | kuih | kekcake Hokkien kué 粿
kualitas | kualiti|quality Latinkualitas, through Dutch: kualiteit
kurmadate Persianخرما / khormā
lancia | lancarickshawHokkien人車,人车 / lâng-tshia "human drag cart"
lelongauctionPortugueseleilão (archaic)
lemari (Malaysian: "almari")cupboardPortuguesearmário
liriklyricsEnglishlyrics
lobakcarrot Cantonese萝卜,蘿蔔 / lo4 baak6
lungkang | longkang|drain, sewer |Hokkien|龍江,龙江 / liông-kang|-|lori|truck/lorry|English|lorry|-|maaf|sorry |Arabic|معاف / muʻāf 'pardoned'|-|maha|great |Sanskrit|महा / mahā|-|makmal|laboratory |Arabic|معمل / maʻmal|-|mangga|mango |Tamil |mangkāy மாங்காய்|-|mani|sperm, semen |Arabic / Sanskrit |مني / manī, Sanskrit मणि / maṇi "bead, jewel, gem"|-|manusia|human |Sanskrit |मनुष्य / manuṣyá|-|masjid|mosque |Arabic |مسجد / masjid|-|maya|illusion (religious), imaginary |Sanskrit|माया / māyā|-|mentega|butter |Portuguese|manteiga|-|mi | mee | mienoodles Hokkien 麪 / mī
mejatable Portuguesemesa
melatijasmine (jasminum grandiflorum)Sanskritमालती / mālatī
meranasuffering, wasting away Sanskrit मारण / māraṇa "death"
merdekafree, independent(Country) Sanskrit महर्द्धिक / mahārdhika
merdumelodious, tuneful Sanskrit मृदु / mṛdu "soft"
mesejmessage English message
mingguweek, Sunday (Indonesian) Portuguese domingo (domingo means Sunday, "dominus" meaning "Lord" in Latin and "die dominicu" meaning "day of the Lord")
miskinpoor Arabicمسكين / miskīn
misi mission Latin (via English)missiō
mitos myth Greekμύθος / mýthos
motosikalmotorcycleEnglishmotorcycle
muhibahgoodwill Arabic muhibbah موهبه "loving"
muflisbankrupt Arabic مفلس / muflis
mula | mulaito start, to begin Sanskrit मूल / mūla "root, origin"
munafikhypocrite Arabic منافق / munāfiq
mungkinmaybe, perhaps, possiblyArabicممكن / mumkin "possible"
mustahilimpossible Arabic مستحيل / mustaḥīl 'impossible, absurd'
museum | muzium|museum|English Derived from Greek, the "um" suffix is Latin|museum, from Ancient Greek μουσεῖον / mouseîon and Latin suffix "-um"|-|nadi|pulse, artery|Sanskrit |नाडी / nāḍī|-|najis|excrement |Arabic |نجس / najis|-|nama|name |Sanskrit|नामन् / nāman|-|naratif|narrative|English|narrative|-|negara|country |Sanskrit |नगर / nagara "town, city"|-|nanas | nenaspineapple Portuguese (itself from the Tupi language)ananás
nerakahell Sanskritनरक / naraka
nihil nil, nothing, zero Latinnihil
nisbahratioArabicنِسْبَة / nisba
nota bene actually, after look carefully, also Latinnota bene: note well, examine closely
nujum (in the compound ahli nujum)astrologer Arabic نجوم nujūm 'stars'
nilaindigo dye Sanskrit नील / nīla "dark blue"
nilamsapphire Sanskritनीलं / nīlam "blue"
nobatroyal ensemble music Arabic نَوبة nawbah 'turn; changing of guards; bugle call; troupe of musicians'
Nusantaraarchipelago (esp. the Malay Archipelago) Javanese / SanskritNusantara
oknum authority figure (police, soldier, prosecutor, judge) that perform unlawful or corrupted deed Arabicأقنوم uqnūm < Syriac ܩܢܘܡܐ qnoma 'person'
paderipriest (Christian) Portuguese padre
pahaladivine rewardSanskritफल / phala "fruit"
pahlawanhero/warrior Persianپهلوان / pahlavān
pancaragammusical bandSanskritpañca पञ्च "five" + rāga राग "melody/tune/musical note"
paracut | parasut|parachute|English|parachute|-|pau | pao|steamed bun |Chinese |"bāo" 包. False etymology ascribes the origin of the word to Portuguese pão (bread), but this is incorrect; a form of the word "bāo" was already present in Middle Chinese to refer to steamed dumplings.|-|perkasa|mighty |Sanskrit |प्रकाश / prakāśa "enlightened"|-|permaisuri|supreme lady, queen|Sanskrit|परम parama 'supreme' + ईश्वरी īśvarī 'female ruler', via Tamil பரமேஸ்வரி paramēsvari|-|perpustakaan|library |Sanskrit|base word pustaka / पुस्तक "book, manuscript"|-|pesta|party |Portuguese|festa|-|pasar|market, bazaar |Persian |بازار / bāzār / pazar|-|peta|map |Tamil |paṭam படம் 'cloth; picture'|-|perdana menteri|prime minister |Sanskrit |pradhānamantri प्रधानमन्त्रिन्|-|pertama|first|Sanskrit|प्रथम / prathama|-|pertiwi|native soil, motherland |Sanskrit |पृथिवी / pṛthivī or पृथ्वी / pṛthvī "mother goddess of the earth"|-|piala|cup (in the sense of a trophy) |Persian |پیاله / piyālah|-|pita|tape, knot |Portuguese |fita|-|puasa|fasting |Sanskrit |उपवास / upavāsa|-|puja|idolize, worship |Sanskrit|पूजा / pūjā|-|punya|(possessive verb) |Sanskrit |पुण्य / puṇya "merit, deserving"|-|pura|Hindu temple, city |Sanskrit|पुर / pura "city, walled enclosure"|-|purnama|(of the moon) full |Sanskrit|पूर्णमा / pūrṇamā - cf. "sempurṇa"|-|putra | puteraprince, male child Sanskrit पुत्र / putra
purbaancient Sanskrit पूर्व / purva
rahasia | rahsiasecret Sanskritरहस्य / rahasya "private, mystery"
rajaking Sanskrit राजन् / rā́jan
RabuWednesdayArabicالأربعاء / al-Arbaʻāʼ
raksasamonster Sanskrit राक्षस / rākṣasa "demon, demoniacal"
rasataste, feeling Sanskritरस / rasa
ratnajewel, gemstone Sanskritरत्न / ratna
rendalace Portugueserenda
risikoriskDutchrisico
rodawheel Portugueseroda
rondaverb, to patrol Portuguese verb rondar or noun ronda
rokokcigarette Dutch roken "to smoke"
rotibread Sanskrit/Hindi रोटी roṭī 'bread'
rupashape, form, appearance Sanskrit रूप / rūpa
sabdaquote, say Sanskrit शब्द / śabda "sound, word"
SabtuSaturdayArabicالسبت / al-Sabt
sabunsoap Arabic to PortuguesePortuguese sabão < صابون ṣābūn < Late Latin sapo < Proto-Germanic saipon
sahaja (Indonesian: "saja")only, casual, relaxed (e.g. duduk bersahaja "seated casually"), (something) aloneSanskritसहज / sahaja "simple, natural, sudden"
sainsscienceEnglishscience
samasame Sanskritसम / sama
samsenggangster Hokkien三牲 / sam-sing
saktimiraculous power, powerful Sanskritशक्ति / śakti "strength, ability"
salju | salji|snow |Arabic|ثلج thalj|-|sekolah|school |Portuguese|escola|-|seks|sex |English|sex, from Latin|-|selamat|safe, well-being |Arabic |سلامات salāmāt, used for greeting phrases as 'selamat pagi', etc.|-|Selasa|Tuesday|Arabic|الثلاثاء / al-Thulāthāʼ|-|sempurna|perfect, complete |Sanskrit |संपूर्ण / sampūrṇa "complete, whole" - cf. "purnama"|-|sengsara|Suffering |Sanskrit |संसार / saṃsāra "wandering through"|-|Senin (Malaysian: "Isnin")|Monday|Arabic|الإثنين / al-Ithnayn|-|spanduk | sepanduk|banner|Dutch|spandoek|-|sekolah|school|Greek|σχολή skholē|-|sepatu (mainly in Indonesian usage)|shoe |Portuguese|sapato|-|serigala|wolf|Sanskrit|शृगाल / śṛgāla "jackal"|-|seteru|adversary, enemy |Sanskrit|शत्रु / śatru "foe, rival"|-|singa|lion|Tamil, Sanskrit |ciṅgam சிங்கம், siṁha सिंह|-|sejarah|history |Arabic |شجرة shajarah 'tree' |-|sengkuang|Pachyrhizus erosus|Philippine from Nahuatl via Spanish|Philippine singkamás < Spanish jícama < Classical Nahuatl xīcama|-|seks|sex|English|Sexual intercourse|-|serdadu | soldadu (obsolete)soldier Portuguesesoldado
stadion | stadium stadium Greekστάδιον / stádion "running race in the Ancient Olympics"
status status Latinstatus
stesenstationEnglishstation
sopir | supir (dialectal/Indonesian)driver French chauffeur
syariahIslamic law Arabic الشريعة / sharīʻah
syukurthankful, grateful Arabic شكر / shukr / Şükür
syurga | surgaheaven Sanskrit स्वर्ग / svargá
sistemsystem Englishsystem
suciclean, pure, wiseSanskritशुचि / śuci "shining, clear"
sukalike someone/something, happiness Sanskrit सुख / sukha "easy, pleasant, comfort"
sulato impale Sanskritशूल / śūla "stake, spear, pike"
syorrecommendation Mandarin 說,说 / shuō
suria | surya|sun |Sanskrit |सूर्य / sūrya|-|takhta|throne |Persian |تخت / takht 'platform'|-|tangki|tank |Portuguese|tanque|-|tanglung|lantern |Hokkien|燈籠,灯笼 / tanglong|-|topan | taufan|typhoon |Persian|طوفان|-|taoge | taugeh|bean sprouts |Hokkien|豆芽,豆芽 / tāu-gê|-|tahu | tauhu|bean curd, know |Hokkien|豆腐 / tāu-hū|-|tarikh|date |Arabic |تاريخ / tārīkh|-|teh|black tea |Hokkien|茶乌,茶烏 / tê-oo|-|teja (archaic)|magnificence, splendor, radiance |Sanskrit |तेजस् / tejas "sharp edge, glow, splendor"|-|taksi | teksitaxi Englishtaxi
tekoteapot Hokkien 茶壺,茶壶 / tê-ko
televisitelevisionDutchtelevisie
televisyentelevision Englishtelevision
tembagacopperpossibly Sanskrit or Spanishtāmra ताम्र (Sanskrit) or tumbaga (Spanish). The Spanish word rather refers to a copper-gold alloy.
tempo | tempohperiod Portuguese tempo "time"
topihat Sanskrit/Hindi टोपी ṭopī
tualatowel Portuguesetoalha
tukarto exchange, switch Portuguesetrocar
umurageArabicعمر / ʻumur
universitas | universiti |university |Latin|universitas|-|unta|camel |Hindi |ऊँट ūṇṭ < Sanskrit उष्ट्र uṣṭra|-|upacara|ritual, ceremony|Sanskrit|उपचार / upacāra "approach, service"|-|usia|age|Sanskrit|आयुष्य / āyuṣya|-|utama|main |Sanskrit|उत्तम / uttama "principal" (adj.)|-|utara|north |Sanskrit |उत्तर / uttara "upper, higher, better, later"|-|waham|delusion|Arabic|وهم/wahm[11] |-|waktu|time |Arabic|وقت / waqt|-|wangsa|dynasty |Sanskrit |वंश / vaṃśa "lineage, race" - cf. "bangsa"|-|wanita|woman |Sanskrit |वनिता / vanitā|-|warna|colour |Sanskrit|वर्ण / varṇa "form, shape, covering, race, species, kind"|-|warta|news |Sanskrit|वार्त्ता / vārttā|-|zarafah | zirafah | jerapahgiraffe Arabicزرافة / zarāfah

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Notes and References

  1. https://books.google.com/books?id=D1MjAQAAIAAJ&q=babirusa The Royal Natural History: Mammals, Richard Lydekker, F. Warne, 1894
  2. https://books.google.com/books?id=wRGhnkZq3HQC&q=Cockatoo+&pg=PA97 A Concise Etymological Dictionary of the English Language, first edition 1882.
  3. http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=compound&allowed_in_frame=0 1670s, via Dutch (kampoeng) or Portuguese, from Malay kampong "village, group of buildings."
  4. https://books.google.com/books?id=IPMaAAAAYAAJ&q=and+the+Sago%2C+Malacca&pg=PA394 Oriental herald and journal of general literature, Volume 19, 1828, p394
  5. https://books.google.com/books?id=tcJPAAAAMAAJ&dq=sago&pg=PA257 The new American Cyclopaedia: a popular dictionary of general…, Volume 14 edited by George Ripley, Charles Anderson Dana
  6. http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=cootie Cootie
  7. https://books.google.com/books?id=tUIOAQAAMAAJ&q=pantun+french The Encyclopædia Britannica: a dictionary of arts, sciences, literature and general information, Volume 20, (1911), Hugh Chisholm
  8. https://books.google.com/books?id=rpgIQyInjWkC&dq=%22so+long%22+british+malay+salam&pg=PA321 Word Origins, By Dhirendra Verm
  9. http://museumsvictoria.com.au/about/mv-blog/apr-2012/southern-cassowary/ Victoria Museum
  10. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/budi#Indonesian "budi" at Wiktionary
  11. https://www.almaany.com/en/dict/ar-en/وهم/#:~:text=-%20phantasm%3B%20phantom%3B%20imagination%3B,%3B%20deception%3B%20g... وهم (Al-Maany Arabic-English Dictionary