Contionary:dara
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Anrish
Etymology
From Middle Irish dara
Pronunciation
(Anrish) IPA: /ˈdara/
Numeral
dara (runic:‧ᚴᚭᚱᚭ‧)
- Second, the other of two
Inflection
Case | singular | plural |
---|---|---|
Common | dara | darenur |
Dative | darene | daremí |
Genitive | daré | dareno |
Brooding
Noun
dara
Plural subject form of dar.
Chlouvānem
Etymology
From dṛke "to do".
Pronunciation
Noun
dara (1h declension)
- activity, action
- pūnas dara vi.
- Work is an activity.
- pūnas dara vi.
Inflection
1-h type declension | |||
---|---|---|---|
Case | Singular | Dual | Plural |
Direct | dara | darāt | darai |
Vocative | dare | ||
Accusative | daru | darāṣa | daraih |
Ergative | darei | darāra | darān |
Genitive | dari | dareva | darumi |
Translative | daran | dararį | daremān |
Exessive | darat | darabhan | darenīs |
Essive | daręs | daranne | darāra |
Dative | darom | dararį | daresām |
Ablative | darų | darabhan | darenīs |
Locative | dare | daranne | darelīm |
Instrumental | darap | darabhan | darenīka |
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Nanyse
Alternative Forms
ϫφϸφ (Dumun script)
Etymology
From the Akkadian word tarra, meaning red.
Pronunciation
- (Nanyse Proper) IPA: /dʌ.ɹʌ/
- (Kote Dialect) IPA: /da.ha/
- (Jara Dialect) IPA: /tʌ.ɹʌ/
- (Yrem Dialect) IPA: /pʌ.ɭʌ/
Noun
dara i (plural: daraz; daraza; daradara)
- The color red.