No. 834 in Indonesian
abdul
"Abdul" is not an Indonesian word; it is a common Arabic name meaning "servant of" (used in combination with one of God's names).
In a sentence
Abdul pergi ke sekolah setiap pagi.
Abdul goes to school every morning.
In this sentence, 'Abdul' is a proper noun referring to a person's name.
Di pertandingan tadi, Abdul bermain dengan sangat baik.
During the game earlier, Abdul played very well.
Here, 'Abdul' remains a proper noun denoting a person's name, notable here for context within the narrative.
Saya membaca kisah tentang Abdul di buku sejarah.
I read a story about Abdul in the history book.
In this scenario, 'Abdul' is used as the name within a historical context, showcasing its commonality as a person's name.
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