Da

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English

Noun

da

  1. (Ireland) father.

Basque

Verb form

da

  1. is

Bosnian

Adverb

da

  1. yes

Conjunction

da

  1. if
  2. in order to
  3. that
  4. to
  5. whether

Croatian

Interjection

da

  1. yes



Esperanto

Preposition

da

  1. of (used instead of de after words indicating weight, measure or number)
    glaso da teo — a glass of tea
    kilogramo da viando — a kilogram of meat

Ewe

Noun

da

  1. snake

Italian

Preposition

  1. from
  2. at the house of
    da Giovanni &mdhas; at Giovanni’s house

Combined forms

When followed by a definite article, da is combined with the article to give the following combined forms:

da + articleCombined form</tr>
da + ildal</tr>
da + lodallo</tr>
da + l'dall'</tr>
da + idai</tr>
da + glidagli</tr>
da + ladalla</tr>
da + ledalle</tr>

</table>

See also


Japanese

Romaji

da (だ)

  1. だ: to be
  2. だ: Hiragana letter だ (da)
  3. ダ: Katakana letter ダ (da)

Lojban

Cmavo

da

  1. (pro-sumti) someone/something (multiple occurences of da in logically connected sentences refer to the same thing)

Portuguese

Preposition

da

  1. contraction of de + a

Romanian

Interjection

da

  1. yes

Etymology

From a Slavic language

Verb

da (inf. used as a da)

  1. give

Etymology

Latin dare


Serbian

Adverb

da

  1. yes

Conjunction

da

  1. if
  2. in order to
  3. that
  4. to
  5. whether

See also


Turkish

Conjunction

da

  1. also

Volapük

Preposition

da

  1. through

Welsh

Noun

da m.

  1. goodness
  2. collective noun goods, cattle

Adjective

da

  1. good, wellde:da

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