This is the 390th most frequent Indonesian word.
mahfud
In Indonesian, "mahfud" is not a common word but rather a name of Arabic origin, meaning "protected" or "guarded."
In this sentence, 'Mahfud' is used as a proper noun, referring to a person's name.
Mahfud sedang belajar di perpustakaan.
Mahfud is studying at the library.
Here, 'mahfud' is used as an adjective meaning 'well-preserved' or 'protected' related to cultural conservation.
Bahasa Indonesia harus 'mahfud' agar tetap asli.
The Indonesian language must be 'well-preserved' to remain authentic.
In this case, 'mahfud' is used metaphorically to express the idea of something being preserved or safeguarded.