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dädä

language: Karelian Proper

part of speech: Noun (animate)

1 meaning

  • Russian: дядя
  • English: uncle
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  1. Mie kuin klukahan: "Dädä Van'a!"
    (Voinan aigah)
  2. A miän diedo¦ne, no tua dädä Van'a šanou: "Tyttözet, hil'l'akkazeh istukkua, šene on dezertirat".
    (Voinan aigah)
  3. Veikkoloi n’i kudamaista koissa, da i d’äd’iä koiss eullun, i d’eed’yä tooton veikkuo.
    (Kuim miun tootto kuol’i)
  4. Ol’i tata, da i d’äd’ä ol’i.
    (Tuatto ž ol’i laulai)
  5. – Tata kučču, – sanou, – dädä, puolinellikközen, anna meilä puolinellikköhine, – sanou.
    (Keyhä Matti i bohatta Matti)
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