"douen" meaning in Breton

See douen in All languages combined, or Wiktionary

Verb

  1. Porter (divers sens : porter un enfant, un petit, un vêtement).
    Sense id: fr-douen-br-verb-wzki99su
  2. Transporter.
    Sense id: fr-douen-br-verb-q~PcNSD4
  3. Supporter. Tags: figuratively
    Sense id: fr-douen-br-verb-seLyMGl4 Categories (other): Métaphores en breton
The following are not (yet) sense-disambiguated
Related terms: dougen
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    "Du vieux breton duc « il porte ».",
    "Mentionné en moyen breton (doen, douc-).",
    "À comparer avec les verbes dwyn « emporter, dérober », dygyd « apporter, dérober » en gallois, doen, degi « porter » en cornique (sens identique).",
    "Issu du celtique *duk-e-, qui remonte à la racine indo-européenne *deuk-, duquel procèdent le latin dūcere « mener, conduire », allemand ziehen « tirer » et albanais nduk « arracher »."
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  "lang_code": "br",
  "pos": "verb",
  "pos_title": "Verbe",
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    {
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        "Porter (divers sens : porter un enfant, un petit, un vêtement)."
      ],
      "id": "fr-douen-br-verb-wzki99su"
    },
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        "Transporter."
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        "Supporter."
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        "figuratively"
      ]
    }
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  "word": "douen"
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    "Du vieux breton duc « il porte ».",
    "Mentionné en moyen breton (doen, douc-).",
    "À comparer avec les verbes dwyn « emporter, dérober », dygyd « apporter, dérober » en gallois, doen, degi « porter » en cornique (sens identique).",
    "Issu du celtique *duk-e-, qui remonte à la racine indo-européenne *deuk-, duquel procèdent le latin dūcere « mener, conduire », allemand ziehen « tirer » et albanais nduk « arracher »."
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        "Transporter."
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