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dangeryel-pakrenproblem, difficulty, dangerLa sob-kãseng yika koomã zugu, tɩ koom-koglgã rag n pid ne koom, tɩ lebg yel-pakr ne-ba.And a wind-storm came down on the lake, and they were filling with water and were in danger. masɩɩbaà-ɩ́-àndangerous problem, dangeryell kãnga lebga masɩɩba.
danger signzĩ-bãndentemporary danger sign M bãneg m kẽnã, la m maan gũusgu.I slow down and pay close attention.3.5.6Sign, symbol
dangeroussãanga2àndestruction, dangerous, harmful, damagesynsãoongobɛɛga 4ɛ́adjlinked to a bad memory, high risk, dangerous
dangle, quakebagle1á-èvdangle, quake, to rock, swing to-and-fro
dappletẽke1 1é-èvsully, stain on sth., spot, speckle, dapple, to make a markFu-pɛɛlg sẽn tẽk sabelle.A white garment that is dappled with some black.
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daremake1á-èvtry, dareNeb wʋsg makame n gʋls bũmb nins sẽn maan tõnd sʋkã. Many people tried to write the events that took place among us.synmamsesaage4 2àvdare, venture, riskf sã n saag n ta ka fãa bũmb na maan-fo.
dare to objectfẽgse 2ẽ́-èvdare to objectsẽn ya a zagl nugẽ wã ãyn n na n fẽgse?
darktuutaaùadvdarkRoogã yaa lik tuutaa.The room is dark.synlima1lika 2í-àndark8.3.3.3Colourbãm-bãmã̀advdark, shadowysobdoó-òadjdim, faintly luminous, dark, sombre, blackZĩ-sobdo.Dark place.ligsguadjdark, shadowy
dark (completely)tigaìadvpitch-dark, very dark, completely darkSablg tiga.Completely black.synsablg ligatĩma8.3.3.3Colour
dark (very)libtuu 1advvery darkzĩigã lebga libtuu.
darkensobge2vturn black, make black, darken, become sombre, to be blackBug-zõosã sobga roogã.The smoke blackened the room.8.3.3.3Colourlibsií-ìvto darken, get dark, lour (weather), dim, cover with cloudsSaagã kʋɩɩme n libsi.The sky gets covered with clouds.synlimsi2
darken (weather)limsi2í-ìvdarken (weather), to get dark, lour (weather)Saagã kʋɩɩme n limsi.It is going to rain so the sky got dark.synlibsi
darkening of skyzĩ-boogoì-ó-òndarkening of sky (because clouds are hiding the sun)Zĩ-boog belg wãoor t'a yĩm a naooda.The good weather flattered the leper and he gave up his shoes. (Proverb: one should not give up his habits for opportunities that are fleeting.)1.1.3Weather1.1Sky
darknesslika 1í-àndark, darkness, obscurity, gloomVẽenem n digd lika.syntantabre1
darkness (total)tantabre1ántotal darknesssynlika 1
darlingnongreò-éadjpreferred, beloved, darlingBi-nongre.Beloved child.roelle 1nlover, friend of opposite sex, darlingpagã yii yoob tɩ yẽ ne a roellã tɩ sɛg taaba.
darling (child)roelle 2ndarling (child)wa tɩ m tʋm-fo m doelle.
darnza2vto mend, darnZa fuugu.To mend a garment.synligli2lisgi1
darttʋbga2ʋ́ndart, sting, spine, bee sting
dashto2 2òvdash, stubB bee reemã zĩigẽ n tood kɩgba.Ils sont sur la place de jeu et se sont cogné les fesses.rẽekaé-ándash, hyphenkom-biisipoeegeóe-èvto dash, give an extra share, add, give more in distributingb poeeg-a-la pʋg-lɛnga.
dash againstlake2àvto bump, dash against, hit, strike, knock into, knock against, to stumbleA laka kugrã n võk a naoore.He knocked into a stone and scraped his leg.
dash offwẽ3èvgetting around, travel, pursue, go on with, carry on, dash offRa nams n sig ye; kell n wẽ n tɩ ges a zagl la f wa.Don't stop your travel; go on to see Mr So-and-so and then come back here.
dasherfɩrdganwooden spatula to whip the milk or butter, dasher, paddle for churning milk / butter6.7Tool
datero 1vvisit, pay court to, woo, date, go out with, to court (a woman)A roo paga.He dated a woman.syndo2 1daarengaà-ándatekɛglandatebalanites aegyptiaca5.2Foodraare1ánday, dateRaya loogda tao-tao.The days pass quickly.