enak

Enak is an Indonesian adjective meaning delicious or tasty. It is widely used to describe food, drink, and flavors, and is a common complement in everyday speech. In Indonesian and Malay culinary use, enak signals a pleasing taste experience; phrases such as makanan enak (delicious food), rasanya enak (the flavor is tasty), and enak sekali (very tasty) illustrate its utility.

Linguistically, enak originates in the Malay-Indonesian branch of the Austronesian language family and has parallels in many regional languages. The word is part of the standard lexicon and appears frequently in everyday conversation, media, and advertising.

As a proper noun, Enak may appear as a name in some contexts, though such uses are rare and not part of the term’s primary meaning. In some cases, it can be found as a surname or as a place name, depending on local naming conventions.