dibagikan

Dibagikan is an Indonesian word meaning “to be shared” or “to be distributed.” It is the passive voice form derived from the verb bagikan (to share or distribute) with the prefix di- and the suffix -kan. The construction marks an action done to the subject by an unspecified agent; the doer can be specified with oleh.

In usage, dibagikan describes information, materials, or goods that have been handed out, disseminated, or circulated to others. It is used in formal and informal contexts, including news reports, organizational releases, social media sharing, and distribution of resources. Because it is passive, the focus is on the reception of the action rather than who performed it.

Tense in Indonesian is usually shown by adverbs or auxiliary words rather than the verb form itself; thus phrases like telah dibagikan, sedang dibagikan, or akan dibagikan indicate perfect, progressive, or future aspect respectively.

Related forms include bagikan (the active form meaning “share” or the imperative “share!”) and dibagi (from bagi, meaning to divide) which has a sense of division rather than broad distribution to recipients.

Examples: Berita itu telah dibagikan ke seluruh komunitas. Dokumen tersebut dibagikan kepada semua staf. The term functions across domains such as media, governance, and information-sharing practices.