This is the 890th most frequent Indonesian word.
ari
The Indonesian word "ari" can mean "day" (archaic/poetic) or "umbilical cord" depending on the context.
The word 'ari' is utilized here as a proper noun, likely a person's name.
Ari mengerjakan tugas tepat waktu.
Ari completed the task on time.
The word 'hari' here is used to denote 'day' in Indonesian, but often in casual speech, 'ari' could be an informal or dialectal contraction of 'hari', implying 'day' as well.
Proyek ini harus selesai dalam waktu dua hari.
This project must be completed within two days.
The word 'matahari' in this sentence translates to 'sun' in English, and it shows how 'ari' forms part of a larger composite word indicating natural elements involving light.