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dinamog 
libong bo bacalan noc tobon nog dina- 
mog bata, a barren female. 
dinampak a jar valued at 10 piculs of rice. 
dine to be. 
dini Cf. deni. 
dinoksulan a large fire, a conflagration. 
dipag across. 
pagdipag soc suba so guset, to cross 
rivers on floats. 
V taboc, the other side, across the sea or 
river. 
dipuksaya a female spirit living midway 
between heaven and earth, some- 
times materializes as the birds ézbo- 
gok or guinagan. 
diseltum early morning. Cf. selem. 
ditaas Cf. taas. 
diuata (deoata, diwatta) god. 
mangampon sog diuata, thank god. 
soc mitondong nog deoata, idolatrous. 
pocdiuata to pray. 
poccadiuata divinity. (Seedagat, lan- 
git, mamanua, matubud, minubu, 
mitubu, mogolot, sindupan.) 
V dios, the true god; dioata, a false god, 
idol. 
In the Philippines, in whose tangle of 
languages the word is of wide and general 
distribution, it has been suggested that 
diuata derives from Sanskrit deva. Not 
only have we to bear in mind the fact that 
eastward migration is contrary to the great 
westward sweep of the Aryan folk, but 
also that in Indonesia we can trace the 
comparatively modern Indian influence 
(circa 300 B.C.) only as far as Java. It 
seems simpler to derive diuaia from Chris- 
tian effort through the Spanish dios. ‘The 
source remaining the same, it is far easier 
for the Aryan folk to carry the word from 
dyaus to Zeus and deus and by means of 
dios in the westward sweep of the world 
than to struggle against the current these 
few eastward miles. The distinction made 
by the Visayan is wholly artificial, and a 
tenuous divarication. 
doctoc to buffet. 
dogo blood. 
sogdogo flux, hemorrhage. 
V dog6, blood. 
doguian 
gayo nog doguian, acacia. 
doian a cloud. 
pogdolan to overcloud. 
pogdolan nog bunua, to obscure the 
land, to overshadow. 
doma equal. 
sogondaay ig doma, unequal. 
domanlag 
socdomanlag, one who makes impor- 
tunate demands. 
domangop (d : om : angop) to receive, to 
grant asylum. 
V dangop, id. 
THE SUBANU. 
domomog (damomog, daromog) the lips. 
songag domomog nogombagol bo marei- 
pol, thick lips. 
sogmebagolan nog damomog, thick 
lipped. 
donaan (danaan) palate, throat. 
V toton, totonlan, id. 
donaoan puddle. Cf. lanao. 
donding a mud or brick wall. 
donini 
paca momis donini, how sweet this is. 
donlag the day after to-morrow. 
V damlag, id. 
donot to follow. 
pogdonot sog poctoon nog balos soc poc- 
cano, to be heathen. 
V nonot, to follow one physically or 
morally. 
donggoan anchorage. 
donggoan tugbungan, port, anchoring 
ground. 
V donggo, to anchor; donggoanan, an- 
chorage. 
dongog reputation. Cf. rongog. 
sogmalaat bo mogangay nog dongog, 
defamer. 
V dongog, to hear, fame, reputation. 
doon leaf. 
doon gahon socpoctibooc no gatas, 
galium. 
V dahon, leaf. 
doon to have, to be. 
V dona, id. 
dopé (dupe) rain, shower, to rain. 
dope nog guinanat, fine rain, mist. 
tubig nog dope, rainwater. 
pogdope shower, rain. 
toon no pogdope marope, rainy. 
pocodope shower, rain. 
doque to thrust. 
V sontoc, to thrust with a pointed weapon. 
doro to suckle. 
pagdoro nonga gombaia, lactation. 
sogmogdoro suckling. 
doso to impel. 
V doso, to stir, to push. 
dosop Cf. sop. 
dua two. 
dua liu, the seventh eighth of the 
moon. 
duapulu twenty. 
V doha, two. Bontoc Igorot: djua, id. 
dubdub breast. Cf. gogdob, gedeb. 
dubdub libun, breast of a woman. 
dugnayan 
dugnayan ig lanas no gotao mapiat- 
guindog, gallantry, elegance. 
dula saliva. 
pocdula to spit. 
V loa, saliva, phlegm. 
dulud knee. 
dulungan hen. 
dunukun a cloth sieve. 
dungus mountain. 
gedungusan (ge : dungus : an) moun- 
tain chain, range. 
dupe Cf. dope. 
