Meruntuhkan

"Meruntuhkan" is a verb in the Indonesian language, which translates to "to topple" or "to overthrow" in English. It is derived from the root word "runtuh," which means "to collapse" or "to fall down." The verb "meruntuhkan" is used to describe the action of causing something to collapse or fall, often with force or intentionality. For example, one might say "Dia meruntuhkan bangunan tua itu" (He toppled the old building) to indicate that the person intentionally caused the building to fall.

In a broader sense, "meruntuhkan" can also refer to the act of overthrowing a government, regime, or authority. This usage is often seen in political contexts, where it describes the process of removing a leader or system from power, typically through force or revolution. For instance, "Revolusi meruntuhkan pemerintahan diktator" (The revolution overthrew the dictator's government) would mean that the revolution successfully removed the dictator from power.

The verb "meruntuhkan" is commonly used in both formal and informal contexts in Indonesian. Its meaning can vary depending on the context in which it is used, but it generally conveys the idea of causing something to fall or be removed from power.