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dar' - ch-se' -na, to see through ; to 

 comprehend. 



dar' -' cli-waks, boneset. 



dajr' -' cJi-wek' , througliout. 



dar' erased, "cat-gut" string, sinew 

 cord. 



dar' -fa, to dare, to challenge, to be 

 permitted. 



dar'-ich, through. 



dar-ich-aiis' , throughout; generally; 

 by all means. 



dar' -ic7i-hring-a, 1. to bring through. 

 2. to squander. 



dar'-ich-ge'^, to pass through. Is 

 used, generally, in the sense 

 of escaping or running away. 



dar' -ich-ge-widsht' , slipped through ; 

 escaped. 



dar' -ich-nan' -ner, mixed ; confused. 



dar' -icJi-sicM-lich, transparent. 



dar' -ich-such' -a, to search, to exam- 

 ine, to ransack. 



dar'-ieh-tsweng'-a, to force through. 



dar'-i-gh'l, stagger, faintness, ver- 

 tigo. 



dar'-i-gli'l-a, to stagger, to reel. 



darm, intestine, gut. 



darm' -Uc?i^ giddy, dizziness. 



darn, thorn. 



darn' 4th, thorny, prickly. 



darshd, thirst. 



darsh' -dicJi, thirsty. 



dart, there, at that place. 



dart-rum', therefore, for that reason. 



da-rum', therefore, for this reason. 



das, that. 



dat', deed, act. 



da'-tum, date. 



dd-tswish'-d, between. 



daub, dove, pigeon. 



dau'-ha, barrel staves. 



dau'-er-a, to pity ; to have compas- 

 sion for. 



dau'-ra, 1. to endure, to last. 



2. to pity or to have compas- 

 sion for. 



daur'-7iaft, durable. 



da-we'-der, against. 



deb'-ich, a quilt, or bed cover. 



de'-dich-a, to cause death. 



de'-gJdcJi, doughy, tough. 



de'-gJdich, daily. 



dek, dough, a plastic mass. 



dek, a cover. 



dek' -bet, bed cover ; coverlet. 



dek'-ka, to cover, to roof. 



dek-' I, a cover or lid of a box, ket- 

 tle, etc. 



dek'-Uch, daily. 



dek'-s'l, an adze, to cut with an adze. 



del, a part. 



de'-la, to divide, to share. 



del'-ler, a plate. 



dem, to this, to this one, to him. 



de'-mandt, diamond. 



dem' -a-grat, democrat. 



dem'-e-di, timothy. 



de' -ml' -tick, humble, depressed. 



dem'-pa, to dampen. 



denj'-el-a, to sharpen scythes by 

 hammering. 



deng'-'l-ai'-sa, an elongated wedge- 

 shaped iron, one end being 

 driven into a log of wood, 

 and the other used to sharpen 

 scythes by hammering the 

 cutting edge. 



deng'-'l-shtok, a wedge-shaped piece 

 of iron used in sharpening 

 scytlies by hammering. 



de-ne'-wa, on the side of, beside. 



denk'-ka, to think. 



denk'-ki, thanks, thank you. 



den'-na, to these. 



den'-ser, dancer, dancers. 



der, door. 



der, he. 



der-for', in favor of. 



des, this. 



des-glaic7i' -a, the like. 



dest, desk— -writing table. 



del, part. 



