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🌏 Region(s): Ryukyu (Amami: Kikai)

どぅんばい : dunbai | define meaning

dunbai

Definition

Adverb

A lot (of); many; much

Etymology

Cognate to Kagoshima ずんばい zunbai "a lot; many".

Spelling

Orthography	Form
Kana	どぅんばい
Romanization	dunbai

意味：たくさん【沢山】、いっぱい【一杯】

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Tags: Amami language, Shimayumuta, Shimayumita, Shimakutuba, Oshima, Ryukyuan Languages, しまゆむた, 島口, 奄美語, 奄美言葉, 琉球方言, 琉球語...

Cite this entry: Read, Zachary. (2013, April 23). どぅんばい : dunbai | define meaning. JLect: Japonic Languages and Dialects Database. Retrieved 2024, November 13, from https://www.jlect.com/entry/2086/dunbai/.