ddu [ɖu³³]auxiliary_verb
ENto be wont, to be customary (used to indicate an action is a custom of a place or a people, e.g. a social norm); (very polite way to request that an action not be done) please don't
中文惯于（风俗习惯）; 请不要
Naxi headword · 纳西语词条 — all entries
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Naqxi chee bbeqceekvl bbei bbuq kol pil seil, maqbbv gul ddu.Customarily, every year after Naxi people slaughter a hog, (they) make (i.e. stuff) sausages.纳西人每年杀了猪以后都要灌米灌肠。
Naqxi seil, mil chee baba leel welwe bbei dal me gvl seil, xi sseeq me bie shel ddu.Naxi are wont to say that if a woman doesn't know how to make round flatbread, (she) can't get married.纳西人认为，要是女孩子做粑粑做得不圆，就不能出嫁。
Ngafggeeq jjikee seil mil da'faf chee ggv ddeezzeiq bbei yel ddu, ddee'liu dal yel me ddu.In our hometown, we customarily give a pair of trunks/chests to a girl who is getting married. It is not customary to give only one.在我们家乡，送给女儿做嫁妆用的柜子一般都成对的，不兴只送一个。
NaxiAI. Naxi Digital Dictionary, s.v. “ddu”. https://naxiai.com/dictionary/ddu (accessed 2026-11-14).