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d’uvva

language: Livvi

part of speech: Verb

1 meaning

  • Russian: пить
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  1. Vai venčal päi tullah, ezmäzikse päčil, sit tuvvah d’uvva (ženihü da hn’ägin päčil istutetah, vai d’aksavud dai nowze päčil da päčil istoi).
    (Endine svuad’bo. Venčal tulduu)
  2. Piiraidu ei päčil, vai ku d’uvva annetah venčal tulduw, ezmäizikse annetah maiduo, štobi valgieverized rodizih, a sid i mard’ua annetah, štobi ruskied rožad rodizih lapsile, se on primiettü, ennen oli, kui päčil ollah molodoit, annetahe rieskua maiduo, mard’ua.
    (Endine svuad’bo. Venčal tulduu)
  3. ei d’uvva viinua tervahtüzaigah.
    (Endine svuad’bo. Venčal tulduu)
  4. Erähän päivän ruvettih Kiril akan kere pagizemah:
    – Meil nygy on aiga hyvä eliä: on syvvä, d’uvva kylläl.
    (Surmu-suarnu)
  5. – Ku minä en tiije ni syvvä midä, ni d’uvva midä, ni sobaa ei ole pääl?
    (Oli kaksi vellesty)
  6. Köyhy velli sanou:
    – Da, sinä magaat, a minä en tiije ni syvvä, ni d’uvva midä, da sobaa pääl ei ole.
    (Oli kaksi vellesty)
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