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#REDIRECT[[Malays (ethnic group)]]
{{Short description|Native Indonesians clan of Minangkabau}}
{{about|one of the clans of Minangkabau|information about the clan system itself|Minangkabau clans|full list of Minangkabau clans|List of Minangkabau clans}}
{{Infobox tribe
| name = Malayu
| local name = {{no bold|{{native name|min|suku Malayu}}}}
| type = [[Minangkabau clans|Clan]] of [[Minangkabau people|Minangkabau]]
| image = KITLV A63 - Klederdracht zoals die gedragen wordt door een moeder te Pajakoemboh, KITLV 87327.tiff
| image_size = 250px
| alt = Malayu Minangkabau woman in Payakumbuh
| caption = A Malayu woman in [[Payakumbuh]] region, [[West Sumatra]] (photo taken by [[Jacobus Anthonie Meessen]] in {{circa}} 1867)
| ethnicity = [[Minangkabau people|Minangkabau]]
| nisba =
| location = [[File:Lambang Kota Payakumbuh.png|15px]] [[Payakumbuh]] region in [[West Sumatra|Western Sumatra]] ([[Indonesia]])<br>
[[File:Lokasi Sumatra Barat Kota Payakumbuh.svg|250px]]
| varna =
| descended_label =
| descended =
| parent_tribe = Koto and Piliang
| population =
| demonym =
| branches ={{plainlist|
{{tree list}}
* Malayu
** ''Malayu Ateh''
** ''Malayu Gadang''
** ''Malayu Mudiak''
** ''Malayu Tapi''
** ''Malayu Tangah''
}}
| language = [[Minangkabau language|Payokumbuh Minangkabau]]<ref name="GL">{{cite web|title=Payokumbuh|website=Glottolog|version=4.6|url=https://glottolog.org/resource/languoid/id/pajo1237}}</ref>
| religion ={{plainlist|
* [[File:Om.svg|18px]] [[Hinduism]] (historical)
* [[File:Allah-green.svg|18px]] [[Islam]] (mainly [[Sunni]])
}}
| surnames =
}}
The '''Malayu''' ({{IPAc|/ˈmaːlaːjʉː/}}, {{lang-min|suku Malayu}}) are one of the {{lang|min|[[Minangkabau clans|Suku-suku]]}} ({{lit}}, '[[clan]]s' or '[[tribe]]s') of [[Minangkabau people|Minangkabau nation]] who were [[ancestral home|originally]] based in the [[Payakumbuh]] region in [[West Sumatra|western Sumatra]], [[Indonesia]]. This group of people predominantly speak the Payokumbuh Minangkabau (known as {{lang|min|Baso Minang Payokumbuah}} in Standard Minangkabau), which is one of [[dialect]]s of the [[Minangkabau language]].<ref name="GL" />

According to the {{lang|min|Tambo}} (native Minangkabau annals) as well as the [[oral tradition]] and [[genealogy]] studies, this group was part of the larger Koto–Piliang,<ref name="M&M">{{cite book|last=Hadler|first=Jeffrey|title=Muslims and Matriarchs|location=New York|publisher=Cornell University Press|work=Cornell University|year=2013|language=en}}</ref> which originated from the western Payakumbuh region, known as the {{lang|min|korong Piliang}} ({{lit}}, 'Piliang district') in modern-day [[West Sumatra]].<ref>{{cite book|last=Zaidan|first=Nur Anas|title=Makanan, Wujud, Variasi, Dan Fungsinya Serta Cara Penyajiannya Di Daerah Sumatera Barat|language=id|trans-title=Foods, Forms, Varieties, Functions And Servings In West Sumatra|work=Directorate General of Culture, History and Traditional Values, Inventory Project and Development of Cultural Values|publisher=Ministry of Education and Culture of the Republic of Indonesia|year=1991}}</ref>

==Branches==
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|CLEAR1=''Malayu Ateh''
|CLEAR2=''Malayu Gadang''
|CLEAR3=''Malayu Mudiak''
|CLEAR4=''Malayu Tangah''
|CLEAR5=''Malayu Tapi''
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{{Tree chart/end}}

==Language==
The language spoken by the Malayu people is the Pajokumbuh Minangkabau, it is one of the linguistic varieties (dialects) of [[Minangkabau language]] spoken natively in Payakumbuh region.<ref name="GL" />

===Characteristics===
Compared to the Standard Minangkabau, the tonal expression in Payokumbuh Minangkabau tends to have a smoother rhythm.

===Comparison of Standard Minangkabau and Payokumbuh Minangkabau===
{|class="wikitable sortable"
|-
!Standard Minangkabau
!Payokumbuh Minangkabau
![[Literal translation|Translation]]
|-
|''lah''
|''olah''
|already; have been
|-
|''mudiak''
|''madok''
|upstream
|-
|''[[Nagari (settlement)|nagari]]''
|''nagori''
|[[human settlement|settlement]]; region
|-
|''paluak''
|''paluk''
|hug
|-
|''panek''
|''ponek''
|tired
|-
|''saketek''
|''sangenek''
|a little; few
|-
|''sanak''
|''kawen''
|relatives
|-
|''urang''
|''rang''
|[[people]]; [[person]]
|-
|}

==See also==
* [[Minangkabau people]]
* [[List of Minangkabau clans]]
{{Portal|Indonesia|Society}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

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