Bahasa Melayu

bergelagat

Bahasa Melayu

English

to behave, to act, to carry oneself

To show a certain manner or style in the way a person behaves.

برڬلڬت

Examples

Contoh ayat

  1. Budak itu bergelagat dengan sopan di rumah jiran.

    The child behaved politely at the neighbour's house.

  2. Dia bergelagat seperti biasa walaupun ramai orang memerhatikannya.

    He acted normally even though many people were watching him.

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What does “to behave” mean in Malay?

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bergelagat

It refers to the way someone acts or carries themselves.

Word family

Common derived forms

gelagat
behaviour; sign; indication

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Historical MyKamus entry, originally published 30 September 2010.