No. 533 in Malay
disyaki
Suspected.
In a sentence
Polis telah menahan lelaki yang disyaki terlibat dalam kes rompakan.
The police have detained the man suspected of being involved in the robbery.
In this sentence, 'disyaki' is used to describe someone who is under suspicion for a certain action, specifically involvement in a robbery.
Penyakit yang disyaki telah merebak ke kawasan lain di kampung itu.
The disease suspected has spread to other areas of the village.
Here, 'disyaki' refers to a potential or uncertain identification of a disease that has allegedly spread.
Barang yang disyaki diambil tanpa izin telah ditemui semula.
The items suspected to have been taken without permission have been retrieved.
In this context, 'disyaki' indicates items that are under suspicion of being wrongly taken.
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