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The term Indonesian (Bahasa Indonesia) only began to exist in 1928. Many of the words in the list have been used in English/other European languages long before that. They are certainly not of 'Indonesian origin'.Ø:G (talk) 21:16, 25 November 2016 (UTC).[reply]
'Ketchup' is not from Indonesian
The word 'ketchup' appears to be from Malay, not from Indonesian. Neither the Wikipedia article on ketchup, nor the Wiktionary article, suggest that the word may be from Indonesian.
I'm therefore removing ketchup from the list, reversing the unexplained revert by User:Ibra Bintang from when I did this before.