muridmuridnya
Murid-muridnya is an Indonesian expression that combines reduplication of the noun murid (student) with the possessive suffix -nya. The form signals a plural group of students belonging to a third party, typically the subject of the sentence. The standard orthography uses a hyphen to join the reduplication, murid-muridnya, though in informal writing the hyphen is sometimes omitted, producing muridmuridnya.
In usage, murid-muridnya functions as a noun phrase meaning “his/her students” or “their students,” depending on
Morphologically, murid-muridnya illustrates two common Indonesian mechanisms: reduplication to indicate plurality and the attachment of the
Etymology traces murid to the Malay-Indonesia word for student, with influences from Arabic murīd, reflecting historical