berlabel

Berlabel is an Indonesian term meaning having a label or being labeled. It describes objects, documents, or data that carry a label, tag, or designation that identifies content, origin, status, or category. The construction uses the prefix ber- attached to the noun label. The related verbs melabeli or melabelkan mean to label in the sense of performing the action of adding a label, while berlabel emphasizes the resulting state of being labeled.

The term is used across physical and digital contexts. In product packaging and branding, berlabel often refers to compliance marks, certification seals, or marketing claims such as produk berlabel halal or produk berlabel organik. In information management and data science, berlabel describe datasets or samples that include a target annotation, for example data berlabel for supervised learning. In documentation and security, berlabel can describe documents that carry classification or confidentiality markings, such as dokumen berlabel rahasia or file berlabel publik.

Usage notes and alternatives. Berlabel typically denotes a state rather than the act of labeling; when focusing on the action, Indonesian speakers may prefer melabeli, melabelkan, or memberi label. As a formal or technical term, berlabel appears more frequently in written, regulatory, or industry-specific language, while everyday speech might simply say ada label, labelnya, or diberi label.

See also references. Related concepts include labeling, labeling in machine learning, and pelabelan (the process or act of labeling) in Indonesian.