Contionary:dūbi
Pomorian
Alternative forms
dubi - Central and Eastern dialects
Etymology
From Western dialects of Old Pomorian dūbis, from dubtei “to dive”. Compare to Old Prussian padaubis “valley”, Lithuanian dauba “ravine”, Proto-Slavic *dъno “bottom” (from earlier *dubnan).
Pronunciation
/ˈdúː.bɪ/
Noun
dū́bi f (2nd declension)
- void (an empty space)
- kiršina dūbi - black void
- emptyness
- 'dūbi įserdė - emptiness' inside
- a complete lack of something
- 'dūbi vądeny - a runout' of water
Declension
| Declension of i (2nd declension-f A) | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Case | Singular | Dual | Plural |
| Nominative | dū́bi | dū́bi | dū́by |
| Genitive | dū́by | dū́biu | dū́bių |
| Dative | dū́bei | dū́bima | dū́bim(e) |
| Accusative | dū́bį | dū́bi | dū́bį |
| Instrumental | dū́biją | dū́bima | dū́bimy |
| Locative | dū́bė | dū́biu | dū́bihu |
| Vocative | dū́bie | dū́bi | dū́by |