Jundulas
JUÑDULAS
Etymology
Cf. Ìndula, Iñdul, Indžula, Juñdal (see). Mostly, apparently, the nickname surn., is connected with lit. juñdulas „jundilas, kas nuolat juda; nenuorama, padauža, išdykėlis“ (LKŽ IV 378), indulas „landus and daug kalbantis žmogus“ ¹, cf. to move „judėti, linguoti“ ². However, the fact that Lieut. surn. Juñdulas, especially, say, Juñdalas or the like, can sometimes be hybrid derivatives or simply reworked from the Polish. Jandal, cf. Jandas, Jandek, Jandel, Jander, Jandoż ³. See also Jùndzila
Feminine FORMS
Jundulienė / Jundulaitė
Pronunciation
/²ˈjʊ̟nˑdʊlɐs/
SEE ALSO
SOURCES
1. ibid., 108.
2. ibid., 378.
3. S. Rospond, 1973, p. 183.