Dipermudah

Dipermudah is an Indonesian verb in passive voice that means something has been or is being made easier, simplified, or facilitated. It is the passive form of mempermudah, a verb built from mudah (easy) with the causative prefix mem- and the suffix -kan to indicate causing ease. The di- prefix marks that the action is performed on the subject, rather than by the subject.

Used mainly in formal or bureaucratic contexts, dipermudah frequently appears in government announcements, policy statements, and official reports to indicate that procedures, regulations, or processes have been streamlined. For example, phrases such as proses pendaftaran dipermudah or izin dipermudah through regulatory reform reflect this usage. The expression can be combined with auxiliary verbs to express tense, as in telah dipermudah (has been facilitated) or sedang dipermudah (is being facilitated).

Related forms include mempermudah (to facilitate) and dipermudahkan (another passive form indicating that someone has facilitated something). In contemporary Indonesian writing, dipermudah often signals policy-driven simplification or administrative reform and is common in official communications, news releases, and legal texts. While widely understood in formal registers, its use in everyday conversation tends to be less frequent and may come across as technical or ceremonial depending on context.