No. 335 in Indonesian
total
"Total" in Indonesian means "overall" or "complete."
In a sentence
Jumlah total siswa di kelas ini adalah 30.
The total number of students in this class is 30.
The word 'total' is used as an adjective to signify the entire count of students.
Saya bekerja sepanjang hari sehingga saya total kelelahan.
I worked all day, so I am completely exhausted.
Here, 'total' is used as an adverb to emphasize complete exhaustion.
Biaya total perjalanan ini mencapai jutaan rupiah.
The total cost of this trip reaches millions of rupiah.
In this context, 'total' functions as an adjective, describing the full amount of costs incurred.
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