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ke-..-an Confix or circumfix ‘ke – an’ forma nouns from adjectives, verbs and other classes. Such noun are generally of an abstract nature. It is used to form a noun that identify a state, character or condition in connection with the root word in a general or vague sense. Examples Root Word Meaning ke – Root Word – an Meaning sehat healthy kesehatan health lapar hungry kelaparan hunger bersih clean kebersihan cleanliness merdeka free, independent kemerdekaan freedom, independence tinggi high ketinggian altitude, elevated place anggota member keanggotaan membership To form an adjective with a sense of excessiveness: Examples Root Word Meaning ke – Root Word – an Synonym Meaning dingin cold kedinginan terlalu dingin too cold besar big kebesaran terlalu besar too big kecil small kekecilan terlalu kecil too small merah red kemerahan terlalu merah too red In a few cases this is not so: Examples Root Word Meaning ke – Root Word – an Meaning berat heavy keberatan objection merah red kemeraha...

me-..-kan/me-..-i Some base words that are combined with two affixes (eg. me + root word+ kan) can produce an adjective rather than a verb, or even both. Examples Root Word Meaning me – kan In a sentence Meaning takut scared menakutkan Film itu menakutkan That movie is scarry biar let membiarkan Saya membiarkan hal itu terjadi I am letting that happen kerja work/do mengerjakan Dia sedang mengerjakan pekerjaan rumah He’s doing his homework bingung comfuse membingungkan Masalah ini membingungkan saya This problem confuses me darat land mendaratkan Pilot itu mampu mendaratkan pesawat dengan selamat That pilot can land the airplane safely Confix ‘me-..-i’ will produce transitive verbs. Examples Root Word Meaning me – i In a Sentence Meaning teman friend menemani Saya harus menemani ibu saya I have to accompany my mother guru teacher menggurui Sikapnya selalu menggurui terhadap saya He’s always a know-it-all to me takut afraid, scared menakut-nakuti Dia senang menakut-nakuti adiknya He love...

me-..-kan/me-..-i Some base words that are combined with two affixes (eg. me + root word+ kan) can produce an adjective rather than a verb, or even both. Examples Root Word Meaning me – kan In a sentence Meaning takut scared menakutkan Film itu menakutkan That movie is scarry biar let membiarkan Saya membiarkan hal itu terjadi I am letting that happen kerja work/do mengerjakan Dia sedang mengerjakan pekerjaan rumah He’s doing his homework bingung comfuse membingungkan Masalah ini membingungkan saya This problem confuses me darat land mendaratkan Pilot itu mampu mendaratkan pesawat dengan selamat That pilot can land the airplane safely Confix ‘me-..-i’ will produce transitive verbs. Examples Root Word Meaning me – i In a Sentence Meaning teman friend menemani Saya harus menemani ibu saya I have to accompany my mother guru teacher menggurui Sikapnya selalu menggurui terhadap saya He’s always a know-it-all to me takut afraid, scared menakut-nakuti Dia senang...

ke-..-an Confix or circumfix ‘ke – an’ forma nouns from adjectives, verbs and other classes. Such noun are generally of an abstract nature. It is used to form a noun that identify a state, character or condition in connection with the root word in a general or vague sense. Examples Root Word Meaning ke – Root Word – an Meaning sehat healthy kesehatan health lapar hungry kelaparan hunger bersih clean kebersihan cleanliness merdeka free, independent kemerdekaan freedom, independence tinggi high ketinggian altitude, elevated place anggota member keanggotaan membership To form an adjective with a sense of excessiveness: Examples Root Word Meaning ke – Root Word – an Synonym Meaning dingin cold kedinginan terlalu dingin too cold besar big kebesaran terlalu besar too big kecil small kekecilan terlalu kecil too small merah red kemerahan terlalu merah too red In a few cases this is not so: Examples Root Word Meaning ke – Root Word – an Meaning berat h...