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doi - Etymological Basque Dictionary-French-Spanish-English
doi
(1627) Few. From basco-gascon doy "id.".
(1627) Poco. Del vasco-gascón doy "id.".
(1627) Peu. Du basco-gascon doy "id.".

doi, dui
(1025) Place, ensemble. Cognate with -di. Cp. uralaltaic -tui, -ti "id.".
(1025) Lugar, ensemble. Emparentado con -di. Cp. uraloaltaico -tui, -ti "id."
(1025) Lieu, ensemble. Apparenté à -di. Cp. ouralo-altaïque -tui, -ti "id.".

doilor
(1562) Mean, bad. From sp. dolor "pain". The etymology of J.A. Lakarra (sp. dollor (?) < rom. *trollo) is wrong.
(1562) Mesquino, bajo, mal. Del cast. dolor "douleur, mal". La etimología de J.A. Lakarra (cast. dollor (?) < rom. *trollo) está falsa.
(1562) Mesquin, mal, bas. De l’esp. dolor "douleur, mal". L’étymologie de J.A. Lakarra (esp. dollor (?) < rom. *trollo) est fausse.

doinu
(XVIIIth c.) Sound. From latin tonu(m) "id.".
(s. XVIII) Tono, aire. Del latín tonu(m) "sonido".
(XVIIIe s.) Ton, air. Du latin tonu(m) "son".






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