دده

Khalaj

Etymology 1

Noun

دَده (dədə) (definite accusative دَده‌ݧ, plural دَده‌لَر)

  1. Arabic spelling of dədə (father)
Declension
Declension of دده
singular plural
nominative دده دده‌لَر
genitive دده‌ݧ دده‌لَریݧ
dative دده‌که دده‌لَرکه
definite accusative دده‌ݧ دده‌لَری
locative دده‌چه دده‌لَرچه
ablative دده‌ده دده‌لَرده
instrumental دده‌له دده‌لَرله
equative دده‌وارا دده‌لَروارا

Etymology 2

Noun

دَده (dədə) (definite accusative دَده‌ݧ, plural دَده‌لَر)

  1. Arabic spelling of dədə (sister)
Declension
Declension of دده
singular plural
nominative دده دده‌لَر
genitive دده‌ݧ دده‌لَریݧ
dative دده‌که دده‌لَرکه
definite accusative دده‌ݧ دده‌لَری
locative دده‌چه دده‌لَرچه
ablative دده‌ده دده‌لَرده
instrumental دده‌له دده‌لَرله
equative دده‌وارا دده‌لَروارا

Ottoman Turkish

Noun

دده • (dede)

  1. grandfather
  2. an old man
  3. a dervish
  4. dede (an elder of the Alevi community)

Derived terms

Descendants

  • Turkish: dede

Persian

Etymology

A babble word.

Pronunciation

 

Readings
Classical reading? dada
Dari reading? dada
Iranian reading? dade
Tajik reading? dada
  • (Bushehr) IPA(key): [d̪e.d̪é]

Noun

دده • (dade) (dialectal or colloquial)

  1. sister (blood relative)
  2. sister, sis (word of address for women of similar age)
    • 2025, داریوش غریب زاده, زیر درخت بابُل, Shiraz, Iran: Pirsook, page 40:
      شما محبت کردین چای و شربت و قلیون دادین، لیمو چه قابلی داره دِدِه.
      šomâ mohabbat kardin čây o šorbat o qelyun dâdin, limu če qâbeli dâre dede.
      You were very kind to give me tea and sherbet and hookah. You really deserve the lemons, sis.
  3. (historical) maidservant, housemaid
  4. (historical) female slave

Descendants

Southwestern Fars

Noun

دده (dada)

  1. (Masarm, Deh Sarv, Kuzarg) sister