Dzūkian
Dzūkian proper noun: the dialect of Lithuanian chiefly spoken in Dzūkija known for its assimilation feature (dzūkavimas).
Proper noun
Dzūkian
Noun
Dzūkian (plural Dzūkians)
- A person from Dzūkija.
Adjective
Dzūkian (not comparable)
- Of or relating to the Dzūkian dialect of Lithuanian.
- Of or relating to the region of Dzūkija or its inhabitants.
Forms of Dzūkian
| Proper noun | |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Dz. |
| Noun | |
| plural | Dzūkians |
Origin of Dzūkian
Borrowed from Lithuanian Dzūkija + -ian.
Questions about Dzūkian
- What does Dzūkian mean?
- Dzūkian means the dialect of Lithuanian chiefly spoken in Dzūkija known for its assimilation feature (dzūkavimas).
- What part of speech is Dzūkian?
- Dzūkian can be a proper noun, a noun or an adjective.
Words near Dzūkian in the dictionary
Source and license
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