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dabitid (adv)
usually
dablyusi (n)
toilet, w.c.
dabor (adv)
at first, first of all, to begin with, premye dabor = firstly
dabuldeker (n)
double-decker bus
dabulkik (n)
foul in foot-ball when both legs in air while kicking
dada (n)
1. elder brother, elder Sister
2. grand-father (paternal)
3. very intimate friend
dada (eks)
denoting surprise
dadak (n)
piggy-back; act of carry ing someone on one's back, or of riding on someone's back, mont dadak lor ledo lezot = to rise by trampling on others
dadar (n)
a running flush in poker
dadi (n)
grand-father (paternal)
dadima (n)
grand-mother (paternal)
dak (eks)
all right
dakon (n)
variety of cloth
dakor (eks)
agreed, granted
dakor (azek)
agreeing tom dakor = to come to an agreement, met dakor = to reconcile, zot byin dakor = they get on well together, are in har
daktilo (n)
typist
daktilografi (n)
type-writing
daku (n)
robber, thief
dal (n) dal (adv & azek)
1. dhall, split pulse, dal fane = to lose (esp. in a game), dal pa kwi = not able to wriggle out of that one, devir bol dal kikenn
var. dul
last