[ˈbʊt̪ɐs̪]
KilmėUltimately from Proto-Indo-European bʰuH- ("to be") + -tós. Cognate with Latvian būda (“hut, shack”), Old Prussian buttan (“house”), Old Irish both (“hut”), Proto-Germanic *bōþō (“building, hut”).
- flat, apartment
“Àš gyvenù vi̇́eno kam̃bario butè.” — I live in a one room apartment.
- dialectalhouse, cottage
- building, house
Formosbùtas(canonical, masculine, stress-pattern-2) · bùtai(plural) · bùtas(nominative, singular) · bùtai(nominative, plural) · bùto(genitive, singular) · bùtų(genitive, plural) · bùtui(dative, singular) · bùtams(dative, plural) · bùtą(accusative, singular) · butùs(accusative, plural) · butù(instrumental, singular) · bùtais(instrumental, plural) · butè(locative, singular) · bùtuose(locative, plural) · bùte(singular, vocative) · bùtai(plural, vocative) · butà(alternative, Old-Lithuanian, dialectal)