Contionary:arzgėdimiuoke

Pomorian

Alternative forms

gėdimjuoke - in Western dialects

dzidymike - in Eastern dialects

gėďuke - usually used referring to a young person who learns and practices folk singing

Etymology

From Old Pomorian arzgaidimjawākes, from gaidā (“folk song”) which Modern Pomorian arzgėdimi (“folk song collection”) derived from.

Pronunciation

/ɑrz.geː.dɪm.ˈjuô.kɛ/

Noun

arzgėdimjuõke m 1st declension

1. folk music bard who usually performs in the streets with a box zither called kąklio

   bė stotų arzgėdimiuokum bętinė įti lėpadžylių galså - in order to become a folk bard one must have a melodic voice.

   arzgėdimiuoko kąklio - folk bard's box zither

Declension

Declension of e (1st declension-m C1)
Case	Singular	Dual	Plural
Nominative	arzgėdimiuõke	arzgėdimiuõka	arzgėdimiuokė̃
Genitive	arzgėdimiuõko	arzgėdimiuokù	arzgėdimiuokų̃
Dative	arzgėdimiuõkau	arzgėdimiuokãma	arzgėdimiuokãm(e)
Accusative	arzgėdimiuõkå	arzgėdimiuokã	arzgėdimiuokù
Instrumental	arzgėdimiuokùm(i)	arzgėdimiuokãma	arzgėdimiuokėmỹ
Locative	arzgėdimiuokė́	arzgėdimiuokù	arzgėdimiuokė́hu
Vocative	arzgėdimiuõke	arzgėdimiuõka	arzgėdimiuõkė

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