- Ibu refers to a woman who has given birth to a child and often used as an honorific for married women.
- "Ibu" can be used for both formal and informal settings.
- "Ibu" can be used alone, or it can be placed before the name of a woman. For example, "Ibu Susan" or "Susan Ibu."
- Ibu is sometimes shortened to "Bu."
Nyonya (Ny.)
- Nyonya is an Indonesian term used as a title of respect for married women. It is similar to the English "Ms."
- "Nyonya" is typically used in formal settings, such as when addressing a woman in a professional or business context.
- "Nyonya" is placed before the surname of a woman. For example, "Nyonya Smith."
- Nyonya can be shortened to "Ny."
Nona (Non.)
- Nona is an Indonesian term used as a title of respect for unmarried women. It is similar to the English "Miss."
- "Nona" is typically used in formal settings, such as when addressing a young woman in a professional or business context.
- "Nona" is placed before the surname of a woman. For example, "Nona Smith."
- Nona can be shortened to "Non."
