Where does “berkedut” come from?

berkedut (Indonesian) comes from Indonesian ber-, from Malay ber-, from Classical Malay ber- — having; -ed, -d; producing; multiple.

berkedut (Indonesian): folded (in an uneven way); wrinkled (of skin, fabric and such); crumpled (paper and so on)

Definitions

  1. folded (in an uneven way); wrinkled (of skin, fabric and such); crumpled (paper and so on)

Ancestry of “berkedut”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Indonesianber-having; -ed, -d; producing; multiple
2Malayber-used to form stative verbs; having; -ed, -d,...
3Classical Malayber-having; -ed, -d; producing; multiple
Every word from Classical Malay ber- →Every word from Indonesian ber- →Every word from Malay ber- →