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Djogjakarta

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Definition & Context

This is the old spelling for Yogyakarta (Special Region of Yogyakarta) as it is known today. This spelling reflects the Van Ophuijsen writing system that was in use before the Republic of Indonesia gained independence.

Synonyms & Variants

djokjakarta

djokjakarta

Old spelling for Yogyakarta, according to the Van Ophuijsen spelling system.

Archaic
jogja

jogja

A shortened or informal name for Yogyakarta.

Register Variant
ngayogyakarta

ngayogyakarta

The full official name of the Sultanate of Yogyakarta, often used in Javanese cultural and historical contexts.

Social Variant
yogyakarta

yogyakarta

The name of a city and province in Indonesia, which is the modern spelling of 'Djokjakarta'.

Synonym

Usage Notes or Etymology

Van Ophuijsen spelling used during Dutch colonial era (1901-1947). The city name derives from Sanskrit 'Ayodhya' (unconquerable city) and 'karta' (prosperous).

Real-world Usage

Kereta api dari Batavia ke Djogjakarta berangkat pagi hari. (Kereta api dari Jakarta ke Yogyakarta berangkat pagi hari.)

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