dîyarî
Definition of dîyarî
donation, gift, present
Etymology
From Avestan
1) dâ "to give, to offer"
2) dâ "to make, to create, to put, to appoint"
3) dâ "to know, to think"
4) dâ "to shut"
5) dâ "wise, prudent"
Ultimately from PIE root *do- "to give".
Sanskrit dadati "gives," danam "offering, present",
Old Persian dadatuv "let him give"
Greek didomi, didonai, "to give, offer," dōron "gift",
Latin dare "to give, grant, offer" donum "gift",
Old Church Slavonic dati "give", dani "tribute",
Lithuanian duoti "to give" duonis "gift",
Old Irish dan "gift, endowment, talent",
Welsh dawn "gift".
Synonyms
xelat, armûxan, dan, pêşkêş, zibare, hîbe
It forms or part of
add, anecdote, antidote, betray, condone, dacha, dado, data, date, "time", dative, deodand, die, donation, donative, donor, Dorian, Dorothy, dose, dowager, dower, dowry, edition, endow, Eudora, fedora, Isidore, mandate, Pandora, pardon, perdition, Polydorus, render, rent, "payment for use of property", sacerdotal, samizdat, surrender, Theodore, Theodosia, tradition, traitor, treason, vend
Updated on July 1, 2023