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[Hoflftnan. 



de'-mi-tich, downcast, despondent. 



de'-mut, despondence, down-heart- 

 edness. 



de-isu', to that, likewise, also. 



d^, the {fern.), also before plural or 

 collective nouns, this one 

 if em.). 



dlb, thief. 



dib'-'l-a, to spot, or cause to be 

 marked with spots. 



dib'-Uch, spotted, speckled. 



dib'-shtal, a resort of thieves. 



dbch, thee, you. 



dids, teats. 



di-fen'-d'ra, to defend, to protect. 



dik, thick. 



dik' -sek-ich, "big bellied." 



di'-ma-dV, timothy. 



din, thin. 



di'-na, to serve. 



din'-da, ink. 



din'-da-glas, ink bottle. 



ding, thing. 



ding' -a, to hire, to secure for ser- 

 vice. 



dinsht, service. 



dinsht' -mad, female servant. 



dinsJU'-mdt, female servant. 



dlr, 1. door, gate. 

 2. an animal. 



dl'-ra-sM', menagerie. 



dV -ra-sJitep, doorstep. 



di' -ra-shwel, door sill. 



dir'-shtep, door step. 



dis7i, table. 



diMh'-d'l, thistle. 



dish'-'dr-a, to quiet, to soothe. 



dish'-duch, table cloth. 



dits, teats. 



d'-no', then, afterwards. 



do, here, at this place. 



db'-ba, paws. 



dob'-'l-a, to double, to fold. 



dob'-'lt, double, twofold. 



dob' -pa, a hank ; this term is used 

 in reference to flax, etc. 



doch, though, although, yet, in- 

 deed I 

 doc7t'-der, daughter. 

 doch' -der-man, son-in-law. 

 dod, dead, death. 



do' -da-bar, bier for supporting coffin. 

 do' -da-gledt, shroud. 

 do' -da-wa' -gha, hearse. 

 dok'-ter, doctor, physician. 

 dok'-ter-a, to practice medicine. 

 dol, toll, a tax. 

 doV -metsh-er, interpreter. 

 do-miV, herewith, therewith. 

 db'-mols, at that time, in those times. 

 don, then. 

 dor, gate, door. 

 dos, a dose. 



drach, dragon, will o' the wisp, 

 elf fire, ignis fatuus. 



dracJi' -a-locli, dragon's hole or cave; 

 a cave. 



dra'-gha, to carry, to support, 



drai', three. 



drai'-ang-k'l, musical instrument of 

 steel (or iron), a triangle. 



drai' -dre-dic7i, three threads or 

 strands ; three-ply. 



drai'-ek, triangle. 



drai' -ek-ich, three-cornered. 



drai'-wa, to drive, to force. 



drai'-wer, driver, coachman. 



drai'-yer-ich, a three-year old. 



dram, dream ; trance. 



dram, rum. 



dra^'-ma, to dream. 



dran, fish oil, train oil. 



drank, trunk. 



drau'ci-, to marry. 



draub, grape. 



drau'-er-lait, mourners. 



drau'-'ra, to mourn. 



drau'-'r-ic7i, mournful, sad. 



draus, out, on the outside. 



drau' -wa-rank' , grape vine. 



drat'-ta, to trot. 



dre, a crank, or handle to churn. 



