see|DOL
English
Etymology
Latin dolor
Noun
wikipedia
dol
#medicine the unit of measurement for pain

Catalan
Etymology
From L. dolor

Noun
dol m

1. pain
2. grief

Category:Catalan nouns

Dutch

Adjective
nl-adj|doller|dolst

1. crazy, silly, mad
2. mindless, reckless; irate

#:De bengel wist dat z'n dolle streken zelden ongestraft bleven, maar niet dat deze pa dol genoeg zou maken om hem ter plekke van de riem te geven op de blote billen
#::The rascal knew his reckless pranks rarely remained unpunished, but not that this one would make dad mad enough to belt him bare-butt on the spot

1. out of control, gone wild, notably said of a tool or machine

Noun
nl-noun|dollen|dolletje m

1. thole(-pin)

French
Etymology
From L. dolus 'ruse'

Pronunciation
IPA|/d�l/

Noun
fr-noun|m

1. fraud, cheating

Irish
Noun
dol m

1. snare
2. trap

Declension
;Third declension
Bare forms:
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!Case
!Singular
!Plural
|-
| Nominative
| dol
| dola
|-
| Vocative
| a dhol
| a dhola
|-
| Genitive
| dola
| dol
|-
| Dative
| dol
| dola
|}

Forms with the definite article:
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!Case
!Singular
!Plural
|-
| Nominative
| an dol
| na dola
|-
| Genitive
| an dola
| na ndol
|-
| Dative
| leis an dol<br />
don dol
| leis na dola
|}

Category:Irish nouns

Old English
Etymology
Common Germanic *dwalaz, whence also Old High German tol
Adjective
dol

1. dull
2. foolish

Category:Old English adjectives

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