Lawannya

Lawannya is a term in Indonesian language that functions as the possessive form of the noun lawan, meaning opponent or rival. The word literally translates to “its opponent” or “his/her opponent,” depending on the subject of discourse. It is used to identify the adversary in a range of competitive or confrontational contexts.

In practical use, lawannya appears in sentences describing competition, conflict, or debate. For example, in sports, a phrase like dia mengalahkan lawannya means “he defeated his opponent.” In debates or contests, lawannya refers to the opponent that the subject is facing. The construction relies on the suffix -nya to indicate possession or association with the subject, clarifying who the opponent belongs to in the given context.

As a common linguistic construct, lawannya is not typically a fixed proper noun or official name. When capitalized or used as a title, it would usually occur in fiction, creative writing, or localized usage as a stylistic choice rather than as a standard designation.

See also: lawan, persaingan, kompetisi.

References: There are no widely recognized encyclopedia entries devoted specifically to “Lawannya” as a standalone entity; it is primarily a grammatical construction in Indonesian.