kalikan
Kalikan is a verb used in Indonesian and Malay that means to multiply. It is formed from the noun kali, meaning times or factors, with the suffix -kan to create a transitive verb. The term is primarily used to indicate the arithmetic operation of combining two or more numbers or expressions to produce a product.
In everyday language and education, kalikan often appears as an imperative command: it tells someone to perform
Usage notes and regional variation: kalikan appears across Indonesian- and Malay-speaking regions, particularly in classrooms and
- Kalikan dua dengan empat, hasilnya delapan.