Glossary entry

Malay term or phrase:

Dibubarkan

English translation:

Annulled

Added to glossary by peiling
Jun 19, 2012 10:16
11 yrs ago
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Malay term

Dibubarkan

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Dear Colleagues,

I am translating a Marriage Register Extract, in which the above term appears as follows:
Perceraian (= Divorce)
Catatan: Dibubarkan

Thanks so much for your help in advance ..
Change log

Jun 24, 2012 09:32: peiling changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/1396061">Taghreed Mahmoud's</a> old entry - "Dibubarkan "" to ""Annulled""

Proposed translations

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Annulled

It probably refers to the marriage (rather than the divorce).

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Note added at 24 mins (2012-06-19 10:40:29 GMT)
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Yes, it does.
Note from asker:
Thanks so much but the word Perceraian means Divorce right?
Peer comment(s):

agree Muhammad Rushdi Ibrahim : Yes, divorce is perceraian.
20 mins
agree yam2u
4 hrs
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dismissed, dissolved, liquidate

You can use dismissed or dissolved or liquidate. Liquidate can be used for a company

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Note added at 48 mins (2012-06-19 11:04:27 GMT)
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I think this is correct:

Divorce Note: Marriage was annulled
No of Petition for Divorce
Date of Divorce
Place of Divorce
Example sentence:

The organization is dissolved in conjunction of the unfortunate event...

Note from asker:
so how can it be translated after you see the term divorce Divorce Note: Marriage was annulled No of Petition for Divorce Date of Divorce Place of Divorce
Perceraian Catatan: Dibubarkan No. Petisyen Tarikh Perceraian Tempat Perceraian So is the following translation correct: Divorce Note: Divorce has taken effect No. of application for divorce: date of divorce: place of divorce Thanks so much for your help in advance ..
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