No. 868 in Malay

perintah

"Perintah" means "command" or "order" in English.

In a sentence

Kerajaan mengeluarkan perintah baru untuk membendung penularan penyakit.
The government issued a new order to curb the spread of the disease.
In this sentence, 'perintah' is used as a noun meaning 'order' or 'directive', referring to an official command issued by an authority.
Dia memerintah negaranya dengan adil dan bijaksana.
He governs his country with fairness and wisdom.
Here, 'memerintah' is the verb form stemming from 'perintah', meaning 'to govern' or 'to command', used to describe the act of ruling or leading.
Guru memberi perintah kepada pelajar untuk menyelesaikan tugasan.
The teacher gives a command to the students to complete the assignment.
This example uses 'perintah' in the sense of an instruction or command directed towards someone to perform a specific action.

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