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The 23 pages that link to Malay language, each with the reason it gives.

• Austronesian languagesBroader topic: Malay illustrates how a regional language can acquire national and administrative roles.

• Indonesian languageNarrower topic: Indonesian developed from Malay and retains much of its vocabulary and grammatical structure.

• Malay worldRelated: Shared Malay speech and writing helped connect communities across the region.

• Malacca SultanateRelated: Malay served as a shared language for trade and administration in the sultanate.

• Filipino languageCompared with: Its regional role offers a comparison with Filipino’s national-language status.

• Javanese languageCompared with: Its close regional role contrasts with Javanese’s stronger concentration on Java.

• NusantaraRelated: The word Nusantara entered modern national vocabulary through Malay linguistic history.

• Indonesian National AwakeningRelated: Its broad use offered activists a shared medium across linguistic communities.

• Pluricentric languageBroader topic: Its standards illustrate political divisions among closely related forms.

• RiauNarrower topic: Malay speech and literature have long shaped cultural life in Riau.

• Sundanese languageRelated: Malay contact and Indonesian’s national role have influenced Sundanese usage.

• Indonesian literatureNarrower topic: Indonesian developed from Malay, which already linked communities across the archipelago.

• Riau ArchipelagoRelated: It is the region’s principal cultural language and a foundation of local identity.

• Amir HamzahNarrower topic: Amir Hamzah wrote in literary Malay, a foundation for modern Indonesian prose and poetry.

• MalaysRelated: Shared Malay speech has connected communities across political borders.

• P. RamleeNarrower topic: His songs and films helped make Malay-language popular entertainment widely familiar.

• Siti NurhalizaRelated: Her Malay-language repertoire reaches audiences across Malaysia and neighboring countries.

• TanjungpinangRelated: Tanjungpinang’s history is closely tied to Malay-speaking communities and literature.

• Amok syndromeRelated: The English word “amok” entered through Malay usage and colonial-era translation.

• Jawi scriptRelated: Malay is the principal language historically associated with Jawi.

• KampongNarrower topic: Kampong comes from Malay and spread with the language across the region.

• Lingga RegencyRelated: Malay is central to communication and cultural expression in Lingga.

• Silat MelayuRelated: Malay terms and instruction carry concepts within many Silat Melayu lineages.