kirimkan
Kirimkan is an Indonesian verb form derived from the root verb kirim, meaning to send. The suffix -kan is a causative or applicative marker that increases the verb’s scope to involve causing someone else to perform the action or to request that action be carried out. In practice, kirimkan is used to ask or instruct someone to send something to a specified recipient.
In usage, kirimkan is considered more polite and formal than the plain imperative kirim. It is common
Grammatically, kirimkan is transitive and requires an object to be sent and a recipient or destination. It
Related forms include kirim (send) in plain imperative and mengirimkan (to send, with a different aspect) in