Part of Speech | n.masc |
Vernacular Form | ڈوک |
Phonetic Form | ɖóok |
Morphemic Form | ḍáak |
Inflection Class | a-decl (Obl, pl): -a |
Indo-Aryan Proto-Form | *ḍhākka- 'back, waist' (T: 5582) |
Variant Form(s) | ḍáak (Biori) |
Example 734:
Source: A:BHB112tas díi ḍóok na gireeṇḍeéu.tas3sg.accdíifromḍáakbacknaneggirturn-eeṇḍeéu-OBLGWe should not disobey him [lit. turn the back from him].
Example 809:
Source: A:HUA041ma kéeči yhainieé míi ba so lawáṛ ghiní ḍóoka ǰe ǰíti.ma1sg.nomkéečinearyhéicome-ainií-VN-eé-SIMmíi1sg.ergbatopsoREM.MSG.nomlawáṛbig.stickghintake-í-CVḍáakback-a-oblǰeupǰithit.pfv-i-fAs soon as it came near to me, I took the stick and hit it over its back.
Example 810:
Source: A:KAT010kaṭamúš ṭíki ḍóoka pharé ghaṇḍí sóona dúši gúum hínu.kaṭamúš<person>ṭíkibreadḍáakback-a-oblpharéalongghaṇḍétie-í-CVsáanpasture-a-obldúšitowardgúumgo.pfv.MSGhinbe.prs-u-MSGKatamosh tied the bread to his back and set out to the high pastures.