In Indonesian, we also have basic and derivative word forms that change due to the context of the sentence.

Daily Derivative Verbs (Kata Kerja Turunan Sehari-hari)

"jalan = road", the root word reduced to "berjalan = walking", means to perform the light activity of walking or to walk for a purpose.

"lari = run", the root word reduced to "berlari = running", means to pursue something or to run away from something.

"ambil = take", the root word reduced to "mengambil = retrieve", means to take or snatch away something that someone else had before. e.g. "Kau telah mengambil anak burung itu dari induknya"

"beri = give", the root word reduced to "memberi = giving", means to give or hand over something we have to someone else.

"jatuh = fall", the root word reduced to "terjatuh = tumble", means to accidentally fall to the ground or floor.

"hilang = lost", the root word that is reduced to "kehilangan = loss", means that something is missing from what we had before.

"jumpa = meet", the root word that is derived into "berjumpa = meeting", means to meet someone you are looking forward to.

"pulang = go home", the root word that is reduced to " berpulang = pass away", means someone who is gone for good.

"kunjung = visit", the root word derived from "berkunjung = visited", means to go to someone's house.