π¬›π¬€π¬Œπ¬ π¬Œπ¬™π¬Œπ¬Œπ¬€

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Avestan

Etymology

From Proto-Iranian *dwitiya (β€œsecond”), built on Proto-Iranian *dwi (β€œdouble”), itself derived from Proto-Indo-European *dwi- (β€œdouble”). Compare Sanskrit ΰ€¦ΰ₯ΰ€΅ΰ€Ώΰ€€ΰ₯€ΰ€― (dvitī́ya, β€œsecond, second part”), Persian دیگر (β€œother one of two”) from Proto-Iranian *dwitī́yakarah, Zoroastrian Dari Ψ¨Ω‡ (be, β€œotherwise, other”, discourse particle), with a *-ti- abstract suffix and a *-ya- adjectival suffix.

Adjective

π¬›π¬€π¬Œπ¬ π¬Œπ¬™π¬Œπ¬Œπ¬€ β€’ (daibitiia)

  1. second

Noun

π¬›π¬€π¬Œπ¬ π¬Œπ¬™π¬Œπ¬Œπ¬€ β€’ (daibitiiam

  1. second time
    Gathas, 45:1
    atΜ° fravaxΕ‘iiā nΕ« gūőōdΕ«m nΕ« sraotā / yaΔ“cā asnātΜ° yaΔ“cā dΕ«rātΜ° iΕ‘aϑā / nΕ« Δ«m vΔ«spā ciΟ‘rΔ“ zΔ« mazdΓ₯Ε‹hōdΕ«m / nōitΜ° daibitΔ«m duΕ‘-sastiΕ‘ ahΕ«m mΙ™rąő́iiātΜ° / akā varanā drΙ™guuΓ₯ hizuuā āvarΙ™tō.
    "I will teach: now hear, now listen / You who came from near and from afar / Conceive now of this life as bright / The Evil Teacher shall not destroy it a second time / By their evil choice, the perverts have invoked him with their tongues."
Declension of π¬›π¬€π¬Œπ¬ π¬Œπ¬™π¬Œπ¬Œπ¬€ (YAv, masculine a-stem)
singular dual plural
nominative π¬›π¬€π¬Œπ¬ π¬Œπ¬™π¬Œπ¬Œπ¬‹ (daibitiiō) π¬›π¬€π¬Œπ¬ π¬Œπ¬™π¬Œπ¬Œπ¬€ (daibitiia) π¬›π¬€π¬Œπ¬ π¬Œπ¬™π¬Œπ¬Œπ¬€ (daibitiia)
vocative π¬›π¬€π¬Œπ¬ π¬Œπ¬™π¬Œπ¬Œπ¬€ (daibitiia) π¬›π¬€π¬Œπ¬ π¬Œπ¬™π¬Œπ¬Œπ¬€ (daibitiia) π¬›π¬€π¬Œπ¬ π¬Œπ¬™π¬Œπ¬Œπ¬€ (daibitiia)
accusative π¬›π¬€π¬Œπ¬ π¬Œπ¬™π¬Œπ¬Œπ¬†π¬¨ (daibitiiΙ™m) π¬›π¬€π¬Œπ¬ π¬Œπ¬™π¬Œπ¬Œπ¬€ (daibitiia) π¬›π¬€π¬Œπ¬ π¬Œπ¬™π¬Œπ¬Œπ¬„ (daibitiiΔ…)
instrumental π¬›π¬€π¬Œπ¬ π¬Œπ¬™π¬Œπ¬Œπ¬€ (daibitiia) π¬›π¬€π¬Œπ¬ π¬Œπ¬™π¬Œπ¬Œπ¬€π¬‰π¬Œπ¬ π¬Œπ¬Œπ¬€ (daibitiiaΔ“ibiia) π¬›π¬€π¬Œπ¬ π¬Œπ¬™π¬Œπ¬Œπ¬π¬Œπ¬± (daibitiiāiΕ‘)
dative π¬›π¬€π¬Œπ¬ π¬Œπ¬™π¬Œπ¬Œπ¬π¬Œ (daibitiiāi) π¬›π¬€π¬Œπ¬ π¬Œπ¬™π¬Œπ¬Œπ¬€π¬‰π¬Œπ¬ π¬Œπ¬Œπ¬€ (daibitiiaΔ“ibiia) π¬›π¬€π¬Œπ¬ π¬Œπ¬™π¬Œπ¬Œπ¬€π¬‰π¬Œπ¬ π¬Œπ¬Œπ¬‹ (daibitiiaΔ“ibiiō)
ablative π¬›π¬€π¬Œπ¬ π¬Œπ¬™π¬Œπ¬Œπ¬π¬ (daibitiiātΜ°) π¬›π¬€π¬Œπ¬ π¬Œπ¬™π¬Œπ¬Œπ¬€π¬‰π¬Œπ¬ π¬Œπ¬Œπ¬€ (daibitiiaΔ“ibiia) π¬›π¬€π¬Œπ¬ π¬Œπ¬™π¬Œπ¬Œπ¬€π¬‰π¬Œπ¬ π¬Œπ¬Œπ¬‹ (daibitiiaΔ“ibiiō)
genitive π¬›π¬€π¬Œπ¬ π¬Œπ¬™π¬Œπ¬Œπ¬€π¬΅π¬ˆ (daibitiiahe) π¬›π¬€π¬Œπ¬ π¬Œπ¬™π¬Œπ¬Œπ¬€π¬Œπ¬Œπ¬ƒ (daibitiiaiiā̊) π¬›π¬€π¬Œπ¬ π¬Œπ¬™π¬Œπ¬Œπ¬€π¬₯𐬄𐬨 (daibitiianΔ…m)
locative π¬›π¬€π¬Œπ¬ π¬Œπ¬™π¬Œπ¬Œπ¬ˆ (daibitiie) π¬›π¬€π¬Œπ¬ π¬Œπ¬™π¬Œπ¬Œπ¬€π¬Œπ¬Œπ¬‹ (daibitiiaiiō) π¬›π¬€π¬Œπ¬ π¬Œπ¬™π¬Œπ¬Œπ¬€π¬‰π¬±π¬Ž (daibitiiaΔ“Ε‘u)