kejaran
Kejaran is an Indonesian noun meaning the act of chasing or pursuit. It is formed from the verb kejar (to chase) with the nominalizing prefix ke- and suffix -an, which together denote a state or process. The reduplication kejar-kejaran expresses a lively or repeated chase, often used for playful contexts, such as children chasing each other. The passive form dikejar-kejaran describes someone being chased, typically in an ongoing or urgent pursuit.
In everyday usage, kejaran appears in phrases such as berkejar-kejaran to describe people running after each
The term is neutral and common across registers, from formal media to casual speech. It is also