No. 220 in Malay

hadir

Present; attend.

In a sentence

Ali hadir ke majlis perkahwinan rakannya.
Ali attended his friend's wedding.
In this sentence, the word 'hadir' is used to mean 'to attend' as a verb, indicating presence at an event.
Kehadirannya di dalam kelas amat dihargai oleh guru.
His presence in the classroom is greatly appreciated by the teacher.
Here, 'hadir' is the root of the noun 'kehadiran', which refers to 'presence' or 'attendance', emphasizing the state of being present.
Kami berharap untuk hadir dalam mesyuarat itu.
We hope to be present at the meeting.
In this sentence, 'hadir' is used as an infinitive verb meaning 'to be present' at a specific occasion.

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