Dictionary of Ilaini - d

da ... fere: + prs., fut. or irr.: so that, in order to
dach: nIII: stomach, belly
dar: nIII: step, tread, pace, way of walking
dara: vi: to stride
darsen: nII: step (of stairs)
darsin: nIIc: flight of stairs
daryn: nII: stride, step
dashen: nII: sheep
datay: : before, until
dayen: nII: water; the element water; liquid
dayna: vi/vt: to drink; to give to drink, to water; to drench, to soak
daynyn: nII: gush (of water); draught, sip; a drink
daysen: nII: drop; raindrop
daysena: vi: to rain
daysenat, lea: vImp: it is raining
daysin: nIIc: rain
del: nIII: thankful; thankfulness, thanks
dela: vt: to thank
delan: : thanks! thank you!
dena: vt: to put
dena, le -: vr: to go; + ill: to go into, onto
desa: vt: to flee, to run away
dil: nIII: deed, action
dila: vi/vt: to do; + acc.: to do unto, to treat
dilsen: nII: cause
dilyn: nII: event
dilyna: vi/vt: to happen; to cause
dilynat, lea -: vImp + V: to happen to V
dina: vt: to sell
dinyas: nII: shop
dis: nIII: change; changeable
disa: vi/vt: to change
disat, lea: vImp: to change into, to turn into
do: : but, however
do-: : augmentative prefix
Dochan: nII: the One
docholyn: nII: melon
docrazla: nI: raven
docrona: vt: to gobble, to devour
doforan: nII: high priest(ess)
dogalsin: nIIc: large book, tome
dograz: nIII: overdone, burnt
dol: nIII: city
dolan: nII: mayor, bailiff
dolayna: vi/vt: to shout, to cry, to call; to raise one's voice
dolys: nII: good (quality)
dolysa: vt: to amend, to improve
domudh: nIII: in excellent health
domuz: nIII: tom-cat
don: nII: inside, inner side
dona: vi/vt: to enter
Donane: nI: the Mother
donapyla: vt: to dislike strongly, to hate
done: : indoors, inside
doparne: nI: elder brother, elder sister
dor: nIII: farm, farmstead; agriculture
dora: vi/vt: to farm, to work in the fields; to grow (crops)
doracha: vi: to storm
doran: nII: farmer
dorashen: nII: storm
dorla: nI: chicken, hen
doroshyn: nII: cockroach
dorsen: nII: field, vegetable garden
doryas: nII: country (as opposed to the city)
dorycha: vi: to sigh
dorys: nII: rural, rustic, countrified
doryshen: nII: sigh
dorythe: : too, excessively
dost: nIII: dog
dosta: vi/vt: to be rude (to), to snub
dostei piryn: : "dog's bite" rabies
dosuma: vi/vt: to swig, to quaff; to over-indulge (not only in drink)
doy: postp. + loc.: under
doyadin: nII: long time
duch: nIII: esteem, respect, reverence, awe
ducha: vt: to respect, to revere, to hold in awe
dunla: nI: pigeon, dove
dush: nIII: urine; bad beer
dusha: vi: to piss, to urinate
dushas: nII: privy, latrine
dushen (1): nII: covering, wrapping; cloak, mantle
dushen (2): nII: token of respect
dushin: nIIc: homage
dust: nIII: sugar
duyen: nII: great, exalted, noble; nobility (of a person); nobleman, noblewoman, lord, lady
duz (1): nIII: enveloping, surrounding
duz (2): postp. + loc.: around
duza: vt: to surround, to envelop, to cover
duzen: nII: wrapping, cover
duzhas: nII: surroundings, environs
duzi: nIIIc: surroundings
dyla: vi/vt: to drown
dyn: nIII: loss, oblivion; gone, lost
dyna: vt: to lose
dysen: nII: lost object
dysta: vt: to drape, to cover
dysta, le -: vr: to hide
dysten: nII: tapestry, wall-hanging