duduk

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Meanings

Examples

  • Sila duduk di atas kerusi yang disediakan.A1

    Please sit on the provided chair.

  • Para tetamu jemputan diminta duduk dengan tertib.B1

    The invited guests are requested to sit in an orderly manner.

Word family

Root word

dudukTo sit or be in a seated position

Derived words

  • pendudukpeN-inhabitant; resident; occupant
  • terdudukteR-to sit down suddenly or accidentally
  • didudukidi-root-ito be occupied or inhabited
  • kedudukanke-root-anphysical position, location, or place
  • kependudukanke-root-anpeN-matters relating to population or demographics
  • mendudukimeN-root-ito occupy or inhabit a place
  • pendudukanpeN-root-anoccupation (military or political control of a territory)
  • berpendudukbeR-peN-having a population of a specific number
  • penduduk-pendudukpeN-R fullinhabitants or residents of a specific locality or country
  • berkedudukanber-root-kanhaving a social status or professional rank

Synonymstinggal

All examples

To sit or be in a seated positionVerb

  • Sila duduk di atas kerusi yang disediakan.A1

    Please sit on the provided chair.

  • Para tetamu jemputan diminta duduk dengan tertib.B1

    The invited guests are requested to sit in an orderly manner.

  • Anak-anak kecil itu duduk bersila di atas lantai.A2

    The small children are sitting cross-legged on the floor.

  • Pesakit itu diminta duduk tegak semasa pemeriksaan dijalankan.B2

    The patient was asked to sit upright during the examination.

To reside, live, or dwell in a specific locationVerb

  • Adik saya duduk di asrama universiti.A2

    My younger brother lives in the university hostel.

  • Kau duduk kat mana sekarang selepas pindah kerja?A2

    Where do you reside now after moving jobs?

  • Datuk saya lebih suka duduk di kampung kerana udaranya segar.A2

    My grandfather prefers living in the village because the air is fresh.

To be currently or continuously doing somethingVerb

  • Dia duduk termenung di tepi tingkap sejak pagi tadi.B1

    He has been continuously staring blankly by the window since this morning.

  • Jangan duduk berangan, lebih baik buat kerja sekarang.B1

    Don't keep daydreaming; it's better to do work now.

  • Kami duduk berbincang tentang rancangan percutian itu selama dua jam.B1

    We were busy discussing the travel plans for two hours.

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