Kaligus

Kaligus is a term that may appear in Indonesian and Malay languages. In these languages, kaligus functions as an adverb meaning “at the same time” or “simultaneously,” used to indicate that two or more events occur together or to express concurrency in statements and clauses. In formal or official prose, kaligus may be used to emphasize the simultaneity of actions or outcomes, and it is sometimes encountered in legal or administrative Indonesian texts. The word is native to Austronesian language families and commonly found in modern Indonesian; it is closely related to, but distinct from, synonyms such as sekalian, sekaligus, or serentak, each of which carries its own nuance regarding simultaneity or sequencing.

Kaligus can also appear as part of larger expressions such as kaligus dengan, to indicate accompanying elements, although usage may vary by dialect and register. Because of its status as a lexical item in Indonesian and Malay, kaligus is sometimes encountered by learners of Indonesian attempting to convey concurrency succinctly, and it may appear in bilingual dictionaries with brief glosses.

Outside of language use, there is no widely recognized subject named Kaligus in major reference works. If Kaligus refers to a person, place, organization, or fictional entity in a specific context, additional information would be needed to distinguish it from the common lexical usage.