Doric

English

Alternative forms

Dorick (obsolete)
Dor. (abbreviation)

Etymology

From Ancient Greek Δωρικός (Dōrikós, “related to Dorians”).

Pronunciation

enPR: dŏrīk
Rhymes: -ɒɹɪk

Proper noun

Doric

An ancient Greek dialect spoken in ancient times.
A dialect of Lowland Scots spoken in the northeast of Scotland.

Translations

Greek dialect

Armenian: դորիական (doriakan)
Asturian: doricu m
Catalan: dòric m
Danish: Dorisk m
Dutch: Dorisch n
Finnish: doorilainen (fi) murre (fi)
French: dorique (fr) m
German: Dorisch (de) n, Dorismus m
Alemannic German: Dorisch n
Greek: δωρική (el) f (dorikí)
Ancient Greek: δωρισμός m (dōrismós), Δωρισμός m (Dōrismós)
Ido: Doriana (io)
Interlingua: dorico
Interlingue: dorico

Italian: dorico (it) m
Japanese: ドーリス方言 (dōrisu hōgen)
Latin: Doricus m, Dorica f
Norwegian: Dorisk m
Polish: dorycki (pl) m
Portuguese: dórico m
Russian: дори́йский (ru) m (doríjskij) (диале́кт), дори́ческий (ru) m (doríčeskij) (диале́кт)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: дорски m

Roman: dorski (sh) m
Spanish: dórico (es) m
Swedish: dorisk
Tamil: டொரிக் (ṭorik)

dialect of Scots

See also

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