- dobuan
- do·bu·an
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dobuan
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Dobuan — /doh booh euhn, doh booh euhn/, n. 1. Dobu. adj. 2. of or pertaining to the Dobu or their language. [DOBU + AN] * * * … Universalium
dobuan — … Useful english dictionary
susu — I. ˈsü(ˌ)sü noun ( s) Etymology: Bengali susuk, from Sanskrit śiśuka, literally, baby, baby creature, from śiśu baby, child; from its being confused with the crocodile and believed to eat babies; akin to Greek kyein to be pregnant more at cave :… … Useful english dictionary
dobu — noun see dobuan 2 * * * /doh booh/, n., pl. Dobus, (esp. collectively) Dobu. 1. a member of a Melanesian people who inhabit the settlement of Dobu, in Papua New Guinea. 2. the Austronesian language of the Dobu. Also, Dobuan … Useful english dictionary
Harold Williams (linguist) — Harold Williams (6 April 1876, Christchurch, New Zealand 18 November 1928, London, England) was a New Zealand journalist, foreign editor of The Times and polyglot who is considered to have been one of the most accomplished polyglots in history,… … Wikipedia
Dobu Island — Chief Gaganamole and wife, Dobu. Picture by George Brown (missionary) (1835 – 1917). Dobu Island is an island, part of D Entrecasteaux Islands in Papua New Guinea. It is located south of Fergusson Island and north of Normanby Island. The people… … Wikipedia
Dobu — /doh booh/, n., pl. Dobus, (esp. collectively) Dobu. 1. a member of a Melanesian people who inhabit the settlement of Dobu, in Papua New Guinea. 2. the Austronesian language of the Dobu. Also, Dobuan. * * * … Universalium
susu — /sooh sooh /, n. an institutionalized kinship group among the Dobuans, composed of a woman, her brother, and the woman s children. [1915 20; < Dobuan, said to mean lit., milk of the mother] * * * ▪ people also spelled Soussou, or Soso, … … Universalium
Dobu — Le dobu (en anglais dobuan) est une des langues de la pointe papoue qui fait partie des langues océaniennes. Son code ISO 639 3 est dob. Elle est parlée par 10 000 locuteurs environ (SIL, 1998) dont 60 % sont monolingues, dans la… … Wikipédia en Français
