Tangle words starting with D

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• Da If . Nu dan penu nu da wadgom.If I had known I wouldn’t have gone
• Daa Past, old/ancient times . Daa laliwinnun ka leppupok
• Da’antha A clan in Bare village
• Dab To clear (road)
• Daba Smell, odour
• Dabal Hurry, haste, rush
• Dabulji Has/have been hastened
• Dablangdablang Carelessly
• Dable To hasten, be in a hurry
• Dadu Shake (fruits from tree)
• Daga/Dagal Tongue
• Dagna Dirt, filth
• Dagu Push
• Daguldagla A high flame
• Dakdak Slightly bitter
• Dakka To pound; pounding
• Dakkuasondi Buttocks
• Dam Then, so, if so, hence, consequently
• Dang Measure
• Dangal A rope with a noose usually used as a trap
• Dangdang Slender, slim, willowy
• Dangla A canopy, shade made of cornstalk
• Dapu Pick something from the ground
• Dar To nail
• Dara Impudence, impertinence, cheekiness
• Dareidarei , adv
• Dargoo , adj. & adv
• Dari Will be clever, wise
• Daro Cleverness
• Darji Clever, bright, knowledgeable
• Darpidi Daybreak
• Daru Nail
• Dassa Bad, evil, worthless, awful, appalling
• Dautho Abuse, curse
• Dauthu Abuse, curse
• Dauthathe Pl
• Debe’e A piece of rope/cloth tied on forehead
• Debreng Pointed
• Debu To prop up, support, hold tight, back up a thing or person
• Deddethe/doddothe Bile, gall bladder.
• Dekdek Shrill, high-pitched, strident (usually of laughter)
• Dekke Drop
• Degne To poison
• Dele Shrill, disdainful, sarcastic laugher
• Dele Small, tiny one (of thing or person)
• Delem To climb something effortlessness, at ease
• Delem-delem To climb something speedily and easily
• Dellin Kindergarten
• Delme To lick
• Delu Erect
• Dembeldem Protruded
• Den Medicine
• Denden A type of plant whose leaves are bitter and used in making soup
• Denger Bow
• Dengdeng Swollen
• Dengem-dengem To carry a load on the head without the support of the hands; to carry a heavy…
• Dengum Chin
• Der Pour
• Dergum-dergum Straight, unhindered
• Dere To lift up, tree, pole, eyes
• Derugo Has lifted it up
• Derketek Very bitter
• Dessi Soup ingredient made from the ground and fermented seeds of locust bean
• Diblik Hip
• Dibu Cook (it)
• Dibassi Pl
• Digo A type of clay Pot
• Diglu Roll it up
• Digulgo Has rolled it up
• Digri An abnormal protrusion often on toes or fingers
• Diibi Chapter, a part
• Diigo Sat
• Dik Click
• Dikdik Sweet, very sweet
• Dikkil To move slowly, unhurriedly
• Dikko Sit down (to a male)
• Dikku Trap it
• Dikku-dikke Entrapment
• Dikkak Narrow (of road)
• Dil Flint
• Dilang Bile
• Dilo Voice, noise, sound
• Diltha Cricket
• Dilthangu To cry nonstop in a singing tune
• Dilu Sharpen (particularly) a hoe
• Dimin When? Wai yagon dimin? When did it happen? Mini waden dimin? When shall we go?
• Ding Putrid, fetid, rancid
• Ding-ding Tight, firm, compact
• Dingalthang Describes a narrow waist or a stomach like that of an ant
• Dingo Sesame leaves/plant
• Dingu To stir dough or other fairly solid food while cooking
• Dinthiring Useless action or talk
• Dippo Cooked, uncrushed grain
• Dir Quiet
• Dirikle To sustained, song-like cry by a child
• Diulu Pile up
• Diule To pile up, to load
• Diuru To shrink, contract particularly the pennies or anus so as not to urinate or pa…
• Diwin-diwin Describes the movement of the anus, in and out
• Diwit To drain liquid by sucking
• Diwol Gang up; Solidarity/group action against one person
• Diye Will stay
• Dobu Call
• Dobyo Call, calling
• Dobot To suddenly stand up in fear
• Doddodok One by one
• Dodok Different, separate, unlike
• Dodol Disease that leads to the swelling of testicles
• Dogon Dream
• Dreamt Nu yag dogon na min waduk yellim sanang
• Dogor Otter/grass cutter
• Doji Tomorrow
• Dok Number, det
• Dokku Deceive
• Dokke Will deceive, swindle, trick
• Dokkudoke Deception
• Dokko Alone
• Dolon A type of tree that gives good shade
• Dollu Swallow
• Dolong-dolong Extra hard, tough
• Dolthok-dolthok larva of an insect
• Dolthom-dolthom Describing a round object
• Dom Egg
• Dombu Warm it
• Dombugo It has been cooked
• Dombolthom Describes something that is big and round like the head of a person
• Domok A medicinal plant with a bitter root that is usually boiled for children
• Doo Guilty, guilty conscience
• Doolook An expression that connotes remembrance of something
• Doom Beans
• Domdom Kidney
• Domsalanido Eyeball
• Domu Pack, gather
• Domei Gathering, packing
• Donu Make, create
• Donadgo Has/have made, created…. Ananpin donadduk pidii.They have prepared the place
• Dongor High land
• Donni Alone (male)
• Donno Alone (singular)
• Doonu Later
• Doppe A type of game in which a stone is thrown up and the player tries to gather the…
• Doppok Corpse, carcass
• Dorkottok Very bitter
• Dorol , adj., n
• Dotto Go and call
• Douwu , adv
• Dugum Legion, multitude, throng, crowd
• Dugurwi Coal
• Dukduk Dew
• Dukka Salt
• Dukku Drop liquid into something
• Dukke Will drop liquid into something
• Dukkadgo Have dropped (liquid)
• Dukkularobit Ash, particularly that which is found in the cooking hearth
• Dukkum A type of hoe specially used for digging hard ground
• Dukkutdukkut Loose, slack, wobbly; not firmly fixed
• Dukolthok Huge, stout, solid
• Dul Cold, wet
• Dula Mist, fog
• Duldul Very clear, clean, and wide or broad (of road, field)
• Dulthume tossing oneself, to keep rolling over
• Duman pain resulting from sickness/illness
• Duman lai Birth pangs
• Dume A modal
• Dumgo Has been able
• Dundi Pot
• Dungu Kneel
• Dungo Kneeling, prostrating
• Dungoigo (to a male): has knelt down, prostrated
• Durkattak describes eyes that are deep or hollowed
• Duro Groan, moan, grunt
• Duroldurol Wide, spacious, roomy
• Duru Put down
• Duthi Dirt, filth
• Duugu To pour part of something into another container
• Duugugo Has/have poured
• Dwaga Snail
• Dwagme To consume, devour
• Dwagu Fold it (creepers like beans on the farm)
• Dwagadgo Have folded
• Dwaglak hairless, especially the head
• Dwakalthak Heavy, Huge
• Dwakthi Name of a person
• Dwakulak Very heavy
• Dwalak-dwalak Swept clean and shiny
• Dwaldwal Naked, bare, nude, uncovered
• Dwaling-dwaling Very hard and tough
• Dwalthing A soup condiment made from seeds of baobab tree
• Dwalthring Very sour
• Dwandwan Very heavy
• Dwandwale A small, round stone used for sharpening grinding/milling stone
• Dwane-dwane Gizzard
• Dwang Tamarind tree or fruits
• Dwangudwanga A bit sour
• Dwatdwat Fast (usually in relation to running)
• Dwathe Pluck, pick (particularly of fruits of trees and groundnuts.)
• Dwattadgo Have plucked
• Dwiddwid Pulsate, throb, pound
• Dwotdwot Fear. adj. very fearful