dibungkus

Dibungkus is an Indonesian word that indicates that an object has been wrapped or enclosed. It is the passive form of the verb bungkus, formed with the prefix di- to show that the action is performed on the subject by someone or something else. The term is used in everyday language to describe packaging, covering, or presentation of an item.

Linguistic note: dibungkus expresses a completed action, and can be used with time markers such as telah or sudah to convey aspect. In sentences, it typically appears as the subject receiving the wrapping, for example “Nasi dibungkus daun pisang” or “Kue dibungkus plastik.” The form can also appear with ongoing aspect as in “sedang dibungkus” to indicate that wrapping is in progress.

Contexts: In culinary settings, dibungkus often refers to foods wrapped in leaves, paper, or foil to preserve aroma, moisture, or presentation. In retail or daily life, it refers to packaging or gift wrapping, such as “hadiah dibungkus rapi” or “nasi dibungkus daun pisang.” It is widely used across informal and formal communication.

Related terms: bungkus means to wrap; membungkus is the active verb meaning to wrap up something; terbungkus refers to something that is already wrapped or in a wrapped state. These forms are commonly used to express different voices and aspects related to wrapping.