Hasil

Hasil is a word in Indonesian and Malay meaning "result," "outcome," or "yield." It denotes the product of an action or process, or the harvest produced by crops. In daily use, examples include hasil ujian (test results) and hasil panen (harvest yield). In formal contexts, hasil introduces outcomes of studies, experiments, surveys, or policies—hasil penelitian (research results), hasil evaluasi (evaluation results), hasil uji coba (trial results).

Etymology and usage: The term is a native element of Malay and Indonesian, broadly used across dialects and registers. It appears in many compound expressions and nouns, often paired with adjectives or other nouns to specify the type of result or yield. The word is versatile enough for general language as well as technical or administrative contexts.

Variations and related terms: Related forms include menyampaikan hasil (to present the results), menghasilkan (to produce or yield), and berhasil (succeeded, successful). In specific domains such as sports or governance, phrases like hasil pertandingan (match result) or hasil kebijakan (outcome of policy) illustrate its use to describe outcomes of events or actions.

Name and place usage: While primarily a common noun, Hasil may appear as a proper name in some communities, though it is not widely used as a given name or place name in mainstream Indonesian language use.