From Old Norse dofinn (“dead”). <span class="searchmatch">dovin</span> (comparative dovnari, superlative dovnastur) lazy (unwilling to work) stale (of beverages) The template Template:fo-decl-adj-26...
From Old Norse dofinn (“of a limb, to be dead”). Cognate with Faroese <span class="searchmatch">dovin</span> (“lazy; stale”), Danish doven (“lazy”), Swedish duven (“stale, tasteless”)...
nie- + do- + winny. (Greater Poland): (Chełmno-Dobrzyń) IPA(key): /ɲɛ.<span class="searchmatch">dɔˈvin</span>.nɘ/ niedowinny (Chełmno-Dobrzyń) synonym of niewinny Antoni Krasnowolski...
See also: Duven Inherited from Old Swedish duvin, <span class="searchmatch">dovin</span> (“powerless”), from Old Norse dofinn (“dead”), from Proto-Indo-European *dʰewbʰ- (“stupefaction”)...
mallaborema Estonian: laisk (et), logardlik Ewe: kuvia Faroese: latur, <span class="searchmatch">dovin</span> Finnish: laiska (fi) French: paresseux (fr), fainéant (fr) Gagauz: dembel...
feminine neuter plural nominative dōvo dōva dōva dōvon accusative dōvon dōvon dōva dōvon genitive <span class="searchmatch">dōvin</span> dōvon <span class="searchmatch">dōvin</span> dōvono dative <span class="searchmatch">dōvin</span> dōvon <span class="searchmatch">dōvin</span> dōvon...
doyns) ablative դմին (dmin) դոցունց (docʻuncʻ) instrumental դովին, դովիմբ* (<span class="searchmatch">dovin</span>, dovimb*) դոքիմբք, դովիմբք* (dokʻimbkʻ, dovimbkʻ*) locative դմին (dmin)...