Where does “aʼrupa” come from?

aʼrupa (Makasar) comes from Makasar rupa, from Sanskrit रूप, from Sanskrit रूप् — to form, shape.

aʼrupa (Makasar): to have the appearance of; to have the face of

Definitions

  1. to have the appearance of; to have the face of

Ancestry of “aʼrupa”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Makasarrupaoutward appearance; form; shape
2Sanskritरूपoutward appearance, color, form, shape; right...
3Sanskritरूप्to form, shape

Words derived from “aʼrupa”

Every word from Sanskrit रूप् →Every word from Sanskrit रूप →Every word from Makasar rupa →