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dokmatTo grab to snatch something from someoneNindokmat nan aso nan kankanena.The dog grabbed the food he is eating.7.3.3.1Take something from somewhere
dokogBack, behind.Mendodokog danapay idya nan solat ken siya.He handed the letter with his back against him.8.5.1.1In front of
dokopTo press against.Idkop di doktol nan sthetoscope isnan pegaew di iksaminena.A doctor presses an sthetoscope against the chest of someone he examines.7.3.2.9Pushcfdokopan
dokopanThe belt around the back of the weaver on a back strap loom, made of rubber or leather dokop "to press against").Mendokopan nan men-abe is back strap loom.One who weave in a back strap loom uses a dokopan.6.6.1.4Weaving clothcfdokop
dokyaw1To point with the doyaw, "forefinger".Dokyawam kad nan it-itdom tay adiyak maila.Kindly point the thing you are showing me for I can not see.7.1.9Move a part of the bodycfdokyaw2doykaw
dokyaw2Index finger or toe.Doyadoyawena sak-en.He keeps pointing at me.2.1.3.3Finger, toecfdokyaw1padokyaw
dok-ongThe engagement custom of a young man carrying a log to his girlfriend's house and her reciprocal load of camote tops to his house.Dok-ongana nan babasang isnan sag-enda.He courts the lady near them by bringing log to their house.2.6.1Marriage
doldol-an The emphasis is on improving the person.Doldodoldolanda siya dapay adi kayet kakwani.They always scold him yet he still does not obey.4.8.4.1Rebuke
doliSnake spine hair decoration.Osalena nan dolina no makitibew.She uses her snake spine beads when she goes to attend gong dancing.5.4.1.1Head Decorations
doligBackbone.Nadodoligan siya tay nabigot od.He looks all backbone for he is thin.2.1.6Bone, joint1.6.2Parts of an animal
dolinTo put something away.Indolina nan liblona ta adi kaamas.He kept his book so it will not be lost.7.6Hide
dolitPut food into someone else's mouth.Madoldolitan nan onga no mangan.A child has to be fed by putting the food into his mouth when he eats.5.2.2Eat
dologi- To persuade someone to do wrong, to instruct in ways that are bad.Dinologda siya isonga adi et makiobla ken datako.They persuaded him so he no longer work with us.4.3.5.5Deceive
domapatA group of ricefield owners having a common water source.1.3Water
domawinTo marry and settle in a far place.Dinmawin nan anakna id loko.His child married in the lowlands.2.6.1Marriagecfdawin
dometTo cut large round objects, lengthwise with an ax, usually a log.Ado nan dinomet ay maisonod.There are plenty of cut logs for firewood.7.8.3Cut
dominggoSunday, one weekDinominggo ay makimisa tako.We go to mass every sunday.8.4.1Period of time8.4.1.3.1Days of the week
domlitTo squish something sticky with finger or foot, as rice, banana.Naidomlidomlit nan naekdag ay inoto isnan dao.The rice crumbs that fell on the floor squished.unspec. var.pis-it7.3.4.5Actions of the hand
domnetTo light a fire.Domnetda nan menpaspastol tay maskawda.The shepherds light a fire for they feel cold.5.5.1Light a fire
domogEdible water beetle.1.6.1.7Insect
domonLitter for pig or other animals to sleep in.Dinomonana is logak ay lopot nan aso tay inmanak.He put rags for the dog to sleep on for it gave birth.6.3.1.4Pig
dompinas1.2.2.2Rock
donarGive blood.2.2.5Bleed, blood
donoGeneric for sacrifice as follows: 1. during the wedding season the 2 or 3 days when carabao and pigs are killed. 2. When many people are sacrificing at the same time, as when harvest is over.Pinagdodono id wani.Mow is the dono season.4.9.5.5Offering, sacrificecfdodono
donotma- Worn, spoiled, rotten.Nadonot nan badona danapay kayet oosalen.His clothes were worn out yet he still wear them.8.3.6.5Soft, flimsycflongtotpolok