berlaku
Berlaku is a verb in Indonesian and Malay that means to be in effect, to apply, or to be valid. It is used to indicate that a rule, law, regulation, contract, offer, or price has current authority or applicability. The term can describe something that is currently binding or enforceable, and is often used in official or formal contexts.
As a usage element, berlaku is typically followed by phrases that specify scope or time. Common constructions
In legal and administrative language, berlaku is employed for laws, regulations, policies, agreements, and official notices.
Etymologically, berlaku derives from the root laku with the prefix ber-, conveying the sense of having or