Dipraktekkan

Dipraktekkan is an Indonesian word formed as a passive verb from praktek/praktik with the di- prefix and the -kan suffix. It essentially means that something has been put into practice, implemented, or demonstrated in real-world conditions rather than remaining theoretical. The form indicates that an action is performed on or by someone and that the result is observable in practice.

In usage, dipraktekkan is commonly deployed to describe the application of theories, policies, procedures, or ethical norms in actual settings. It emphasizes the practical enactment of ideas, often within academic, organizational, or governmental contexts. While it is related to synonyms such as diterapkan (applied), dilaksanakan (carried out), or dipraktikkan (practiced), dipraktekkan specifically connotes the praxis of putting something into effect.

Etymologically, the term derives from the root praktek/praktik (practice) with the passive di- prefix and the -kan extension, a common Indonesian morphology for indicating that an action is performed on or by a subject. Variants exist in Indonesian, reflecting subtle distinctions between practice as a formal procedure and practice as repeated action. In formal writing, dipraktekkan appears in discussions of how theories are tested, policies are operationalized, or standards are embodied in everyday work.

Examples:

- Teori ini dipraktekkan melalui studi kasus untuk menunjukkan aplikasinya.

- Nilai-nilai etika dipraktekkan dalam keputusan profesional sehari-hari.

- Rencana kebijakan itu telah dipraktekkan di beberapa wilayah sebelum peluncuran nasional.