[ˈbùɔ̯ba]
OriginBorrowed from a Slavic language, from Proto-Slavic *baba. Doublet of baba.
Cognates include Latvian bāba and Latvian boba.
Formsbuobeņa(diminutive) · buoba(nominative, singular) · buobys(nominative, plural) · buobas(dialectal, nominative, plural) · buobys(genitive, singular) · buobas(dialectal, genitive, singular) · buobu(genitive, plural) · buobai(dative, singular) · buobom(dative, plural) · buobu(accusative, singular) · buobys(accusative, plural) · buobas(accusative, dialectal, plural) · buobu(instrumental, singular) · buobom(instrumental, plural) · buobā(locative, singular) · buobuos(locative, plural) · buoba(singular, vocative) · buob(singular, vocative) · buobys(plural, vocative) · buobas(dialectal, plural, vocative)
Source: Wiktionary