Clipping of Duncan. <span class="searchmatch">Dunc</span> A diminutive of the male given name Duncan. 1980, Pat Alexander, “Duncan”, performed by Slim Dusty: I love to have a beer with...
[ˈd̪uŋk] <span class="searchmatch">dunc</span> (not comparable) (Late Latin) then Judging by the widespread sense of 'thus' among Romance descendants, Von Wartburg supposes that <span class="searchmatch">dunc</span> already...
dončhe (alternative orthography) From a Vulgar Latin <span class="searchmatch">dunc</span>, derived from Latin tunc + dum. Compare Ladin donca, Italian dunque, French donc. doncje then...
From Vulgar Latin <span class="searchmatch">dunc</span>. Compare French donc, Venetan donca. duanc therefore accordingly duanc thus, so...
From Old French <span class="searchmatch">dunc</span> (“then”) (compare French donc). daonc (Guernsey) so, then...
Armenian դունչ (<span class="searchmatch">dunčʻ</span>). (Eastern Armenian) IPA(key): /dunt͡ʃʰ/, [dunt͡ʃʰ] (Western Armenian) IPA(key): /tunt͡ʃ/, [tʰunt͡ʃʰ] դունչ • (<span class="searchmatch">dunčʻ</span>) snout, muzzle...
Vulgar Latin *dunquam (with adverbial /-s/), a crossing of Vulgar Latin <span class="searchmatch">dunc</span> with Latin unquam. IPA(key): /ˈdunkəs/ donkes therefore; ergo; so Middle...
See also: dônca From Vulgar Latin <span class="searchmatch">dunc</span> (perhaps borrowed via Venetan donca), a crossing of Latin tunc and dum. Compare Friulian doncje, Italian dunque...
halte + -ment haltement above highly c. 1110,, Benedeit, Le Voyage de saint Brandan: <span class="searchmatch">Dunc</span> s'escrïent mult haltement Then, they shouted loudly...