Inherited fromMalaysedia, fromSanskritसाध्य(sādhya).
sêdia
- (archaic or poetic) as it hasalways been; from thebeginning; as it was from thestart
- Synonyms:selalu,sejaksemula,sedari dulu,daridulu
- (archaic or poetic)truly;indeed
- Synonyms:benar-benar,sebenarnya,memang
sêdia
- to befinished
- Synonym:jadi
- to beready
- Synonyms:mustaid,siap
- to bewilling
- Synonyms:mau,sanggup
- to bepresent;available
- Synonym:ada
- synonym ofsudah,telah
sedia (pluralsedias)
- (item of furniture)chair
- seat
Fromsedere.
The initial auto-gemination found in some regional Italian varieties seems to be unetymological.
sedia f (pluralsedie)
- (furniture)chair
- Synonym:seggiola
- → Ottoman Turkish:سدیه(sedye)
Borrowed fromSanskritसाध्य(sādhya).
sedia (Jawi spellingسديا)
- from thebeginning; in thebeginning
- Synonyms:asal,dahulu,semula
- actually,indeed.
- Synonyms:benar-benar,sebenarnya,memang
Yang hidupsedia akan mati juga sudahnya.- Those who live willindeed one day die.
- already
- Synonym:sudah
Aliasedia mengetahui soalan apa yang akan ditanyakan dalam ujian.- Aliaalready knew what kind of questions will be asked in the test.
sedia (Jawi spellingسديا)
- ready,prepared
- Synonyms:siap,mustaid,lengkap
Kamisedia untuk menjawab kertas ujian pertama.- We areready to answer the first exam paper.
- willing,eager
- Synonyms:sanggup,rela,sudi
- Antonym:enggan
Jepunsedia menghantar batuan ke negara yang tersekutu dengannya.- Japan iswilling to send help to its allied countries.
- present,available
- Synonyms:ada,terdapat,wujud
- Antonym:tiada
Asalnya, di kelab Inggeris, sedia 30 ahli.- In the beginning, there were 30 members in the English club.
sedia (Jawi spellingسديا)
- (military)Used as a command to bring soldiers to theattention position
- Synonym:siap(Indonesian)
sedia
- inflection ofsediar:
- third-personsingularpresentindicative
- second-personsingularimperative
