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Russian
Etymology
From Old East Slavic доло́вь~доло́ви (dolóvĭ~dolóvi) (with loss of intervocalic /v/), the dative singular of Old East Slavic долъ (dolŭ, “bottom, pit”), from Proto-Slavic *dolъ. A form доло́вь (dolóvʹ) survives in dialectal usage. Compare Belarusian дало́ў (dalóŭ), Ukrainian долíв (dolív), Old Czech dolov (modern dolů), Slovak dolu.
Pronunciation
Adverb
доло́й • (dolój)
- down
- away (with), down (with)
- Уйди́ с глаз доло́й! ― Ujdí s glaz dolój! ― Get out of my sight!
- Доло́й фаши́зм! ― Dolój fašízm! ― Down with fascism!
- Доло́й царя́! ― Dolój carjá! ― Down with the tsar!
Подпи́сано, так с плеч доло́й.- Podpísano, tak s pleč dolój.
- Expresses indifference towards the result of a job and a desire to be done with it / not have to deal with it further. From the 1824 Alexander Griboyedov play Woe from Wit.
- (literally, “Signed, so down off (my) shoulders.”)
Usage notes
Долой in the sense of “down with” is often used with the accusative, but can also be used with the genitive.
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