Dod

Appendix:Variations of "dod" Albanian Alternative forms aln Ded Gheg sq Dedë Standard sq Dodë Standard Etymology Gheg variant of Standard sq Dodë. See sq Dodë for more. Pronunciation sq /dɔːdə/ Standard sq /dɔːd/ loss of ending -ë (/ə/) in Gheg Proper noun f Dod(ë) Doda Dod(ë)t sq male indefinite form of sq Doda Declension Note that Dodë is a male given name but the ending forms of this declension are of feminine gender. The final sq -ë (Schwa) in the nominative/accusative singular/plural forms of Dodë can be dropped, resulting in Dod (common among Gheg dialects). Dod Dod(ë) a (ë) Related terms sq Dodë Doda Dodaj aln:Ded<ll:Gheg> Dedë Deda Dedaj Bavarian Etymology From bar gmh tōt, from bar goh tōd, from bar gmw-pro *dauþu, from bar gem-pro *dauþuz. Compare de Tod, osx dōth, nl dood, en death, da død. Pronunciation bar /d̥ɔu̯d̥/ Northern bar /d̥ou̯d̥/ /d̥oːd̥/ Central bar /d̥ɔɐ̯d̥/ Southern bar ou̯d̥ Noun m death Hunsrik Etymology From hrx goh tōd, from hrx gmw-pro *dauþu, from hrx gem-pro *dauþuz. Pronunciation hrx /toːt/ Noun m Dod death hrx De Dod kommd fer ihn. Death is coming to him. Further reading 36 Pennsylvania German Etymology Compare de Tod, nl dood, en death. Noun pdc noun m plural Dod death Derived terms pdc Dodesfall Scots Alternative forms sco Doddie Dodie Dodge Etymology From a childish pronunciation of the name sco George. Pronunciation sco [dod] [dɔd] Proper noun sco proper noun sco male George sco rare sco female Georgia or sco Georgina