ליטא

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See also: ליטאָ, and ליטאַ

Hebrew

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Etymology

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From Yiddish ליטע (lite), from Lithuanian Lietuvà (Lithuania) via a Slavic language. Cognate with multiple foreign names for Lithuania, (see Litva and Литва), but the reduction to "lita" is apparently specific to Yiddish.

Pronunciation

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Proper noun

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לִיטָא (lítaf

  1. Lithuania (a country in northeastern Europe, (Lietuvos Respublika))

Derived terms

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Yiddish

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Proper noun

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ליטא (lito?

  1. (nonstandard) Unpointed form of ליטאָ (lito).

Proper noun

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ליטא (lita?

  1. (nonstandard) Unpointed form of ליטאַ (lita).