Terkirim

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Terkirim is an Indonesian word formed from the verb kirim (to send) with the prefix ter-, which marks a completed action or a resulting state. The term translates roughly as “has been sent” or “delivered” and is used to describe a thing that has reached its intended recipient, rather than the agent who performed the sending.

In everyday language and digital interfaces, terkirim is commonly used as a status label. It appears in contexts such as pesan terkirim, email terkirim, or dokumen terkirim ke alamat tujuan. Grammatically, it can function as a predicate adjective: Pesan ini telah terkirim. It may be followed by a recipient or destination, as in Pesan terkirim ke alamat penerima.

Grammatically, terkirim is the participial form of kirim with the ter- prefix, indicating a completed action and a resulting state of delivery. It is often contrasted with dikirim, which emphasizes the action of sending itself and who performed it, whereas terkirim focuses on the delivery outcome.

In usage, terkirim serves as a neutral, widely understood way to indicate successful transmission or delivery across informal and formal Indonesian. See also: kirim; dikirim.