dar

Zazaki

Wendış

• Hece: dar

Name

dar n

1. Mena? (bıvurne)
2. dare m (coğrafya)

Etimolociye

Rıstımê çekuye

< Hititki 𒋫𒀀𒊒 (taru) Proto-Hindo-Ewropaki ra *deru- ("to be firm, solid, steadfast like tree") Proto-Aryaki ra Ewıstki: dāuru- ("dar") Pehlewki: dār ("dar") Farski: dār ("dar") Kurmancki: dār ("dar") Goranki: dār ("dar") (Zazaki: dār) Alfabeyê Ariki Sanskritki: dru- ("dar") Yunanki: drys ("mazyer") İngılızki: tree ("dar") Çıme: Horn, Paul. Dictionary of Persian Etymology (Strassburg, 1893), Watkins, Calvert. The American Heritage Dictionary of Indo-European Roots, 2nd ed., Houghton Mifflin Co., 2007. *Amazon.com ra, MacKenzie, David Neil. The dialect of Awroman (Hawraman-i Luhon) Grammatical sketch, texts, and vocabulary. 1966, Kommissionaer: Munksgaard (København)., Etymonline. Online English Etymology Dictionary. <etymonline.com> by Douglas Harper.

Çarnayış

Zıwananê binan de

• Tırki: ağaç parçası (tr), tahta parçası (tr)

Tırki

Sıfet

dar

1. teng n