segenap

Segenap is a word of Indonesian origin that translates to "all," "entire," "whole," or "every." It is used to denote a complete set or a comprehensive quantity of something. The word can modify nouns, indicating that the entirety of that noun is being referred to. For example, "segenap rakyat" means "all the people" or "the entire nation." Similarly, "segenap tenaga" signifies "all one's energy" or "one's utmost effort."

In everyday Indonesian conversation and writing, "segenap" emphasizes completeness and totality. It is often employed to convey a sense of unity or collective action, suggesting that no part has been left out. The usage of "segenap" is generally formal or semi-formal, though it is also commonly understood and used in less formal contexts to underscore the completeness of something. It is a versatile term that can be applied to abstract concepts as well as concrete objects or groups of people.