[dɫ̪uː]
TùsFrom Old Irish dlúth, from Proto-Celtic *dlutis, of uncertain ultimate origin, but possibly sharing a Proto-Indo-European root with Ancient Greek θλάω (thláō, “to bruise”).
- close, near, intimate, adjacent
- dense, tight, confined
Cruthannas dlùithe(comparative) · as dlùithe(superlative) · dlùth(masculine, nominative) · dhlùth(feminine, nominative) · dlùtha(nominative, plural) · dhlùith(genitive, masculine) · dlùithe(feminine, genitive) · dlùtha(genitive, plural) · dlùth(dative, masculine) · dhlùith(dative, feminine) · dlùtha(dative, plural) · dhlùith(masculine, vocative) · dhlùth(feminine, vocative) · dlùtha(plural, vocative)
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