Where does “panrupài” come from?

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

panrupài (Makasar): to recognize something as one's own especially when found in someone else's possession

Definitions

  1. to recognize something as one's own especially when found in someone else's possession

Ancestry of “panrupài”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Makasaranrupa—
2Makasarrupaoutward appearance; form; shape
3Sanskritरूपoutward appearance, color, form, shape; right...
4Sanskritरूप्to form, shape
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