"ačiū" meaning in All languages combined

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Interjection [Lithuanian]

IPA: [ˈaːtʃʲuː] Forms: ãčiū [canonical]
Etymology: Etymology unclear. Related to Belarusian dialectal а́цю (ácju, “thank you”), а́ціць (ácicʹ, “to thank”), Polish dialectal aću, aciu (“thank you”), although these may be Balticisms. As frequently used words often undergo irregular phonetic changes, it may be a clipping of multiple words, as in other words for "thank you": Russian спаси́бо (spasíbo) < съпаси́ богъ (sŭpasí bogŭ, “God save (you)”), Latvian paldies < palīdz Dievs (“may God help”), Romanian mulțumesc < mulțănesc (“I wish (you) many years”). One suggested source is atjautà jùms (“sympathy to you”), although this is likely a folk etymology (compare dėkui). Etymology templates: {{der|lt|be|-}} Belarusian, {{cog|pl|-}} Polish, {{cog|ru|спаси́бо}} Russian спаси́бо (spasíbo), {{cog|lv|paldies}} Latvian paldies, {{cog|ro|mulțumesc}} Romanian mulțumesc Head templates: {{head|lt|interjection|head=ãčiū}} ãčiū, {{lt-interj|head=ãčiū}} ãčiū
  1. thank you Synonyms: dėkoju, dėkui Related terms: ačiū labai, ačiū už pagalbą, ačiuoti, išačiuoti, paačiuoti, priačiuoti, suačiuoti, nėra už ką

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