Darimu

Darimu is an Indonesian word that translates to "from you" in English. It is a possessive pronoun, indicating the origin or source of something is the person being addressed. It is often used in formal or polite contexts.

Darimu is formed by combining the preposition dari (from) with the second-person singular pronoun mu (you, your). Mu is an enclitic pronoun, meaning it attaches to the end of a word.

The usage of darimu implies a degree of respect or formality. In more casual settings, the phrase dari kamu (also meaning "from you") might be used. However, darimu is preferred in official correspondence, formal speeches, or when addressing someone older or of higher status.