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bu"'-wol-lic7i, having the appearance 

 or property of cotton. 



d', 1. from da, de, do, here. 



2. from du, du, thou, you 

 {sing.). 



da, exclamation, signifying, tliere 



now, there you have it, take 



it. 

 dab, deaf. 



dah'-ich, clumsy, awliward. 

 dab' -pa, 1. prints — as foot-prints ; 



impressions. 

 2. to walk about aimlessly. 

 dach, roof. 



dach' -farsht, ridge pole. 

 dach' fensh-ter, dormer window. 

 dach'-kan-d'l, rain gutter, rain 



spout. 



dach' -la-da, liatchway ; lit., roof 



shutter. 

 da'-di, father, "daddy." 

 dad' -'I- daub, turtle-dove. 

 da' -fix, to christen, to baptize. 

 da-fbr', in favor of. 

 da-fun', from it, from that, there- 

 from. 

 dafun'lafa, to go or walk away 



from ; to leave. 

 daf'-sJiai^, certificate of baptism. 

 dag, day. 



dag'-dtb, a scoundrel. 

 da' -gha-bruch, daybreak. 

 ddg'-len-er, a laborer, one who 



works by the day. 

 da-hem', at home. 

 daich, a narrow gully ; sometimes 



applied to a deep valley or 



ravine. 

 daieh'-'la, conduit, drainage or 



sewer pipes. 

 dai'-er, costly, dear. 

 daiks'-'l, a wagon tongue. 

 dait'-lich, distinct, clearly. 



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dai'-ter, a pointer. Formerly, school- 

 books were used to wliich a 

 string was attached, havi g 

 at the other end a sharp- 

 ened piece of whalebone, to 

 be used as a pointer. 



daitsh, Dutch, German. 



dai'-w'l, devil. 



dai'-w'l-d, "to devil" — to annoy 

 and worry. 



dai'-to'ls-drek, assafoetida. 



dak, day. 



dak' -lay, daily labor. 



dak' -len-ar, day laborer. 



daks' -wark, day's labor. 



dal, valley. 



da'-ler, dollar. 



dal'-ya, dahlia. 



daV-rds, aster, chrysanthemum. 



dam, dam. 



dam'-ma, to dam ; to obstruct. 



damp, vapor, steam. 



dam' -pa, to steam. 



dam' -pa, to dampen, to moisten. 



dan, then. 



dank' -ka, to thank. 



dank' -bar, thankful ; grateful. 



dank' -bar, thoughtful, considerate. 



dank' -bar -ket, thankfulness, with 

 gratitude. 



dan'-ser, a dancer. 



dap'-per-a, to hasten, to hurry. 



dar, tar. 



dilr, 1. dry, cured. 



2. lean, skinny. 



3. the. 



dd'-r'd, to dry, to cure. 



dar' -a-bd-din' , turpentine. 



dar' -ba-din' , turpentine. 



dar' -' ch-ldf, diarrhoea; lit /'through 

 walk." The literal transla- 

 tion has actually been used 

 in conversation, to designate 

 the complaint. 



darchs, through the ; contraction of 

 dar'ich des. 



