диря

Bulgarian

Etymology 1

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *diřa (given as *dyřa in Gerov's dictionary).

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): [ˈdirʲɐ]

Noun

ди́ря • (dírja) f (diminutive ди́рка)

  1. crack, notch (remnant or result of tearing)
  2. trace, trail
    хващам/ловя дирята някомуhvaštam/lovja dirjata njakomuto catch/hunt for one's trail
  3. mark, scar, vestige
    Куче влачи, диря няма. (idiom)
    Kuče vlači, dirja njama.
    to avoid responsibilities
    (literally, “One drags a dog, [but] there is no trail.”)
Declension
Alternative forms
Derived terms
adverbs
  • нади́ре (nadíre) (dialectal)
  • отди́ре (otdíre) (dialectal)
  • поди́ре (podíre)

References

Etymology 2

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *diriti. At least partially a causative-iterative of Etymology 1. Stang (followed by Derksen) tentatively considered a possible descend from a r-extension of Proto-Indo-European *deyH- (to emit, to transcend?), cognate with Lithuanian dyrė́ti (to look out, to stare), Latvian dairîties (to stare, to gaze at).

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): [ˈdirʲɐ]

Verb

ди́ря • (dírja) first-singular present indicative, impf

  1. (transitive) to look for, to seek, to explore
  2. (ditransitive, figurative, usually with negative connotation) (+ dative pronoun) to ask for, to dare, to call out
    диря си боя / белята (idiomatic)
    dirja si boja / beljata
    to ask for spanking / trouble
  3. (transitive) to follow a trace, to trail
Conjugation
Derived terms
verbs
  • доди́ря pf (dodírja), доди́рвам impf (dodírvam), доди́рям impf (dodírjam)
  • зади́ря pf (zadírja), зади́рвам impf (zadírvam), зади́рям impf (zadírjam)
  • изди́ря pf (izdírja), изди́рвам impf (izdírvam), изди́рям impf (izdírjam)
  • преди́ря pf (predírja), преди́рвам impf (predírvam), преди́рям impf (predírjam)
  • приди́ря pf (pridírja), приди́рвам impf (pridírvam), приди́рям impf (pridírjam)
  • разди́ря pf (razdírja), разди́рвам impf (razdírvam), разди́рям impf (razdírjam)
nouns
  • ди́рба (dírba)
  • ди́рка (dírka)
  • ди́рник m (dírnik)
  • ди́рница f (dírnica)
  • диру́га (dirúga, groove)

References

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