All wordsdudukdidudukiPlay pronunciation.didudukiL3Less commonMeanings1to be occupied or inhabitedVerbFormal2to be taken or sat for (of examination)VerbFormal3to be held or attainedVerbExamplesPlay pronunciation.Kawasan sempadan itu telah diduduki oleh tentera asing semasa peperangan.B2That border area was occupied by foreign troops during the war.Play pronunciation.Rumah banglo yang baru dibeli itu masih belum diduduki oleh pemiliknya.B1The newly bought bungalow house is not yet inhabited by its owner.Word familyduduk→didudukidi-root-ito be occupied or inhabitedOther family formspendudukpeN-inhabitant; resident; occupantterdudukteR-to sit down suddenly or accidentallykedudukanke-root-anphysical position, location, or placekependudukanke-root-anpeN-matters relating to population or demographicsmendudukimeN-root-ito occupy or inhabit a placependudukanpeN-root-anoccupation (military or political control of a territory)berpendudukbeR-peN-having a population of a specific numberpenduduk-pendudukpeN-R fullinhabitants or residents of a specific locality or countryberkedudukanber-root-kanhaving a social status or professional rank