digeser

Digeser is an Indonesian term formed from the verb geser with the passive prefix di-, used to describe something that has been moved, slid, or displaced by an external action. It functions as a passive participle and can act as an adjective or as part of a passive verb phrase. In everyday language it denotes physical displacement as well as figurative shifts in position, status, or arrangement.

In physical contexts, digeser indicates that an object has been moved from its original place. Examples include furniture, barriers, or other items: "Meja itu telah digeser satu meter ke kiri" (The table has been moved one meter to the left). In organizational or political contexts, the term is used to describe someone or something being displaced from a position or role, such as "menteri itu digeser dari posisinya dalam reshuffle" (that minister has been moved from his position in the reshuffle). The agent causing the movement is typically introduced with oleh in Indonesian, e.g., "oleh petugas" (by the officer).

Related forms include menggeser (to move or shift something actively) and pergeseran (the act or result of shifting or displacement). The term tergeser can be used to describe something that has become displaced or shifted as a result of other actions. Digeser is primarily a descriptive term in Indonesian and is not commonly used as a standalone noun; for nominalization, the related word perg eseran or penggeseran is used.