Dd

daabbä nf stupid, dull (female)
daabba nm stupid, dull (male)
daacaynä nf old person or
animal (female)
daacayna nm old person or
animal (male)
daacaynino nm ageing
daaniyä nf judge (female)
daaniya nm judge (male)
daasa nf kind of traditional house
dabangare nf shade
dabbaal nm disrespectful,
irreverent
dabbat nm silt
dabeela nm he-goat, male goat
dabre nm church
dabule nm 1. disrespect,
irreverence 2. rashness
daftar nm exercise-book,
notebook
dagar nm hair
dagge nf 1. fence 2. bracket
daggowe vII to become few,
to become little
dagna nf a little bit, smallness
dago vIII to be few, to be little ~
dago limo nf cheap thing
dagoori nf animal with much fur
(female)
dagor nm animal with much fur
(male)
dagudde nf container for milk
just milked
dagusatto m (seed/grain)
dagussa nm type of cereal(s),
‘Finger millet, Small millet’
(Eleusine corocana)
dagxa nf kind of porridge
dahab nm gold
dahaye vII to call
dakano nm elephant ~
dakani-iko nf ivory
dalale vII to liquefy, to melt
dalalso nf liquefying, melting
dalam nm bush
dallaala nm mediator, middle man
dallat nf umbrella
dambar nm forehead
dannux nm acne
daqhiiqha nf minute (time)
daraja nf rank, step, level,
degree, stage, grade
daranka nf ear lobe
darasa nm student(s)
darat nm boundary,
border, frontier
darib nm footprint, track
dariiro nm type of sorghum
daro nf fruit(s), seed(s)
of the fruits
darrac nm disappointment
darracishe vII to disappoint
darracite vII to be disappointed
darse nm lesson rel to darasa
darur nm cloud(s)
dat farfare/barbare see data
dat inti see data
dat ufuca see data
data vIII to be black, ditë ~
dat farfare/barbare nf black pepper
dataaxorh nm species of tree(s)
(Dovyalis abyssinica)
datala nf type of snake
dattowe vII to become black
dattoyshe vII 1. to make black
2. to calumniate, to slander
dawan nm bell
daw-erhxe vIV intr 1. to stand,
to stand up, to get up 2. to stop
debuub nm south ~
Debuub-Ameerika nf South America
Debuub-Ameerika see debuub
deebina nm species of shrub(s)
(Cadaba farinosa)
deece vII to call
deecera nf internal thigh pl deecerar m ~
deecerat-lafa nf femur
deecime vII to call, to be called
deeco nf call, calling
deedi nf cranium, skull cf amot-xanxanta,
karhkadhdhe, xanxanta
deese vII 1. to keep out,
don’t permit to enter, to stop,
to block 2. to protect
deeseena nm 1. defender
2. ring used to block the ‘mazwar’
deeso nf 1. stop, check point
2. defense
deheye vII to give back
deheynan nm giving back
Deqqemaxaare nf (city of)
Dekemhare
derejja nf fourth brew of coffee
dessa vIII to be opaque
dessiime vII to forbid
dhaa nm stone(s)
dhaace vII 1. to beg 2. to bless
dhaacime vII to beg, to appeal
dhaaco nf blessing
dhaafi nf teff (Eragrostis tef)
dhaama nf buying
dhaame vII to buy
dhaarhe vII to intend
dhaarhite vII to have not eaten
dhaawe vII to make sound
dhaaweena nm consonant
dhaawisheena nm vowel
dhaban nm cheek
dhacam nm taste
dhacame vII to taste
dhacammucus nm nectar
dhacamto nf snack
dhaceena nm rope used
by women for tying sth on the back
dhacmiishe vII to give to taste,
to give to eat something
dhadhdhab nm proximity, vicinity,
side
dhagan until, till
dhage1 nf allotment (for cultivation),
farmland, kitchen-garden
dhage2 vII 1. to touch 2. to taste
dhagishe vII to give to taste,
to give to eat something
dhagnan nm touching
dhagso nf 1. Touch
2. taste, the thing that I give to taste
3. few money that I give
dhaguuma nm penis
dhala nm birth
dhale vII to bear, to give birth to
dhalishe vII to cause to give birth,
to cause to bear, to generate,
to reproduce (tr)
dhamaxe vII to become cool,
to become cold
dhambaaku nf stigma
dhame vII to be melted,
to be dissolved
dhamishe vII to melt,
to dissolve
dhamto nf sense, feeling
dhamxa nf coolness, chilliness,
coldness
dhamxina vIII to be cool, to be cold
dhamxishe vII to cool
dharh nm having not eaten
dharhaa nm leaf (leaves), leafage
dhashsha nm animal that is
sacrified at a funeral and
eaten by the people who
helped for the burial
dhasko nf butter (before boiling),
butter for hair
dhaso nm pelvis
dhaw nm sound, voice, speech ~
dhawtisanduqh nm larynx,
voice-box
dhawo nm going for a day
without water (of animal stock)
dhawrhe vII to take care of,
to look after, to preserve,
to guard, to defende
dhawrheenä nf guard (female)
dhawrheena nm 1. guard,
watchman
2. headrest for men
dhawrho nf difense, guard
dhaxiine nm morning
dhaye vIII to be near, to be early
dhayenta nf approaching
dhayi nf unsatisfaction
dhayih recently
dhayih see dhaye
dhaylä nf newborn animal (female)
dhayla nm newborn animal (male) ~
dhayli-iko nm milk-tooth
dhayte vII to be unsatisfied
dhedhdhan nm 1. longness, length
2. height
dheerha vIII 1. to be long
2. to be tall