Normatif
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Indonesian•1 meaning found
Adjective
A word or phrase naming an attribute, added to or grammatically related to a noun to modify or describe it.
Pertaining to “norms”, rules, or standards governing behavior, values, or judgments about what ought to occur in a system or society.
baku
More commonly used in everyday formal language.
kaidah
The formulation of principles that become laws or certain rules as a benchmark.
preskriptif
Used interchangeably in formal legal and ethical contexts.
sesuai sop
A professional expression referring to compliance with standard operating procedures.
syar'i
In accordance with Islamic religious laws or rules.
This term originates from the Latin norma, which initially referred to a carpenter's square tool. Through the Dutch normatief and French normatif, the word evolved to describe the standardization of human behavior within legal and philosophical frameworks. Its linguistic journey reflects a shift from physical measurement toward prescriptive moral and social measurement. Socially, normatif is frequently used in formal contexts to assert what “ought” to be done based on collective agreements. In Indonesian academic discourse, it is often contrasted with the “empirical” approach. Its usage conveys a sense of strong authority because it relies on established rules or ideal values, rather than mere field observation or existing practical realities.
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Definition: An archaic spelling variant of tentu, meaning certainly, without doubt, or assuredly; used to express absolute certainty or conviction.
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