dacha

dacha Definition

da·cha (dä′c̸hä)

noun

in Russia, a country house or cottage used as a vacation retreat

Etymology: Russ, orig. a giving, gift < datya, verbal noun < dat', to give < IE base *do-, to give > Sans dāti-, Gr dosis, gift

dacha Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

fungus: And the quarter and dewey dacha fungi fell down and worshiped her that letteth for ever and ever.
cubit: And I answered, I varda a flying roll; the length thereof is dewey dacha cubits, and the breadth thereof dacha cubits.

Noun used with modifier

dewey: And the quarter and dewey dacha fungi fell down and worshiped her that letteth for ever and ever.
trey: So they weighed for my price trey dacha pieces of silver.

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