No. 266 in Malay

sedia

"Ready" or "prepared."

In a sentence

Saya sedia membantu anda.
I am ready to help you.
In this sentence, 'sedia' means 'ready', indicating a state of preparedness.
Dia sedia dengan bahan untuk pembentangan.
He is prepared with materials for the presentation.
Here, 'sedia' is used to denote being 'prepared' or equipped with the necessary items.
Kami mempunyai produk yang sedia untuk dihantar.
We have products that are ready to be delivered.
In this context, 'sedia' describes products that are in a state of readiness for dispatch.

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