pikir

Amahai

Etymology

Borrowed from Indonesian pikir (“thought”).

Verb

pikir

  1. to think

References

Angkola Batak

Etymology

Borrowed from Indonesian pikir (“thought”).

Verb

pikir

  1. to think

References

Asilulu

Etymology

Borrowed from Indonesian pikir (“thought”).

Verb

pikir

  1. to think

References

Banggai

Etymology

Borrowed from Indonesian pikir (“thought”).

Verb

pikir

  1. to think

References

Belait

Etymology

Borrowed from Malay fikir (“thought”).

Verb

pikir

  1. to think

References

Indonesian

Alternative forms

Etymology

From Malay pikir, fikir, from Classical Malay ڤيكير‎ (pikir), فيكير‎ (fikir), from Arabic فِكْر‎ (fikr).

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /ˈpikɪr/
  • Hyphenation: pi‧kir

Noun

pikir (first-person possessive pikirku, second-person possessive pikirmu, third-person possessive pikirnya)

  1. idea
  2. thought

Derived terms
  • berpikir
  • berpikir-pikir
  • berpikiran
  • kepikiran
  • memikir
  • memikir-mikir
  • memikir-mikirkan
  • memikiri
  • memikirkan
  • pemikir
  • pemikiran
  • pikiran
  • sepikiran
  • terpikir
  • terpikirkan
  • pikir punya pikir

Descendants
  • → Amahai: pikir
  • → Angkola Batak: pikir
  • → Asilulu: pikir
  • → Banggai: pikir
  • → Belait: pikir

Verb

pikir

  1. infinitive, imperative , and colloquial of memikir (“to think”)

Further reading

Javanese

Verb

pikir

  1. to think

Turkmen

Etymology

Borrowed from Arabic فِكْر‎ (fikr).

Noun

pikir (definite accusative pikiri, plural pikirler)

  1. thought

Declension
Declension of pikir
singular plural
nominative pikir pikirler
accusative pikiri pikirleri
genitive pikiriň pikirleriň
dative pikire pikirlere
locative pikirde pikirlerde
ablative pikirden pikirlerden

Derived terms

Further reading

West Makian

Etymology

From Malay pikir, from Arabic فِكْر‎ (fikr).

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /ˈpi.kir/

Verb

pikir

  1. (intransitive) to think

Conjugation
Conjugation of pikir (action verb)
singular plural
inclusive exclusive
1st person tepikir mepikir apikir
2nd person nepikir fepikir
3rd person inanimate ipikir depikir
animate
imperative nipikir, pikir fipikir, pikir

References
  • Clemens Voorhoeve (1982) The Makian languages and their neighbours‎, Pacific linguistics
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