Questions & Answers about Dia menipu saya.
Dia can mean he or she. Malay third-person pronouns usually do not show gender, so the sentence itself does not tell you whether the person is male or female.
Depending on context, dia can sometimes also refer to that person in a general sense.
The basic root is tipu, which means to lie, to deceive, or to cheat.
The form menipu is made with the meN- prefix, which is very common for active verbs in Malay. In this case:
- tipu → root
- meN- + tipu → menipu
When meN- is added to a root beginning with t, the t usually drops, which is why you get menipu, not mentipu.
So menipu is the normal active verb form meaning to deceive / to lie / to cheat.