Ditumpahkan

"Ditumpahkan" is an Indonesian verb that translates to "spilled" or "poured out" in English. It is derived from the root word "tumpah," which means "to spill" or "to pour." The verb "ditumpahkan" is typically used in the passive voice, indicating that an action of spilling or pouring has been done to something or someone.

The verb "ditumpahkan" can be used in various contexts. For example, it can refer to the accidental spilling of a liquid, such as coffee or water. It can also describe the pouring out of emotions, as in "rasa ditumpahkan" (emotions poured out). In a more literal sense, it can refer to the pouring of a substance, like oil or water, into a container.

In Indonesian grammar, "ditumpahkan" follows the pattern of passive voice verbs, where the object of the action precedes the verb. For instance, "air ditumpahkan" means "water is spilled" or "water is poured out." This structure is common in Indonesian and other Austronesian languages.

The verb "ditumpahkan" is an important part of Indonesian vocabulary, especially in contexts where the passive voice is used to convey a sense of action being done to someone or something. It is a versatile word that can be used in both everyday and formal language.