döij

Westrobothnian

Alternative forms
  • döy
  • dööj
  • doi
  • dåi

Etymology

From Old Norse deyja; related to daan and da.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /døyː/, [d̥ǿɪ̯ː], [d̥úɪ̯ː]
    Rhymes: -ǿʏ̯ː

Verb

dö´ij (preterite dodd’ or do, supine dödd or dött)

  1. (of people only) To die.

Derived terms
  • dauen (“dead”)
  • dåen (“dead”)
  • dåoe (“dead”)
  • dø (“dead; death”)
  • dæud (“death”)

See also
  • retn (“To die (figuratively.)”)
  • stehn (“To die (of animals only.)”)
  • faln (“To die (of plants.)”)
  • falnäs (“To die (of plants.)”)
  • qwahnes (“To die (of plants.)”)
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