No. 743 in Indonesian
masjid
A "masjid" is a mosque, a place of worship for Muslims.
In a sentence
Masjid adalah tempat ibadah bagi umat Muslim.
The mosque is a place of worship for Muslims.
The word 'masjid' functions as the subject noun in this sentence, establishing the topic of discussion about places of worship.
Saya pergi ke masjid setiap Jumat untuk menjalankan salat Jumat.
I go to the mosque every Friday to perform the Friday prayer.
Here, 'masjid' is used as the object of the preposition 'ke', indicating the destination of the action.
Masjid baru di kota itu memiliki arsitektur yang sangat indah.
The new mosque in that city has very beautiful architecture.
In this sentence, 'masjid' operates as a subject noun, the specific mosque in the context being qualified by the adjective 'baru' (new).
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