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Azerbaijani
Etymology
Borrowed from Russian про́сто (prósto).
Adverb
prostu
(North Azerbaijani, colloquial, proscribed)
- just
- Synonyms: sadəcə olaraq, intəhası
1996-1998, Müzahim İsmayılzadə, Yol; republished as "Əsərləri. VI Cilddə. II cild.", 2016, page 156:Prostu deyirəm.- I'm just saying
2019 April 30, Müzahim İsmayılzadə, “Özgə qapısı”, in Ədalət, page 7:– Narahat olmuruq, – Əmənulla sözə başladı, – ʼprostu kiʼ, raz belə məsələ var, niyə gizli-gizli iş görürsünüz? Bəyəm biz istəmirik? Niyə bizə informasiya başqa yerdən, yad adamdan gəlməlidi?- "We are not upset," Emmanulla began, "it's just that when there is such an issue, why do you conduct things in secrecy? Do you think we don't want it? Why should the information come to us from elsewhere, from a stranger?"
Further reading
Polish
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /ˈprɔs.tu/
- Rhymes: -ɔstu
- Syllabification: pros‧tu
Noun
prostu
- old dative of prosty
See also