aksept

Aksept is a noun used in Indonesian and Malay to denote the act of accepting or the state of being accepted. It appears in legal, administrative, and commercial language as a formal concept of approval or assent. The term also functions as a base in compound terms such as akseptasi (the act of acceptance) and akseptor (an entity that accepts).

Etymology and spelling: Aksept is a loanword derived from the English accept and is typically spelled with aksept or akssept depending on orthographic conventions; in older texts, variants may occur. In Indonesian, aksept is common enough to form productive derivations, including akseptasi, akseptabilitas (acceptability), and akseptor (in science and technology).

Usage: In law and contract drafting, aksept marks assent to terms. In governance and administration, aksept is used to describe official approval or agreement. In science, akseptor denotes an agent that accepts particles, electrons, or signals, as in chemistry or biology.

Related terms include akseptasi, akseptabilitas, and akseptor, as well as the broader concept of acceptance in Indonesian and related languages.