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dedɛ˨nLord, MasterubangijiDe Yesu te Bumi Lord Jesus the Saviour.
dekdɛk˦nkidneykoda
dengyedɛŋɡjɛ˧ ˨nclandangi
dəkdɨk˨v1escourtrakiya2accompanyrakiya
dəkcidɨkt͡ʃi˨ ˧vto trysa kai.
dəla. dɨlɑ˨ ˨1vto finish, completekarasa Dəla ɗa raməng. Finish the farming.Karasa gonan.2nthe last, least of them. see bəlana karshe, autamai a dəlai mba, he is their last child.
dəlaidɨlɑi˨ ˧n1last.Wun moi dəlai mba. That boy is their last.Wancan yaron shine autansu.2completing
dəngdɨːŋ˨nso much gathering of people. dayawa tuko lyei moka na win dəng ɓanyet. in the day of his funeral I saw a lot of people.Ranar jana'izan nan na ga mutane dayawa.
dəng-naasdɛŋnɑːs˨ ˧nfour-hundredɗari huɗu (jaka biyu).
dəng-pwordɨŋpwor˨ ˧ntwo hundred.ɗari biyu (jaka ɗaya).
dəng-taatdɨŋtɑːt˨ ˧nthree hundred.ɓwɑha shida (jaka uku)
dəng-twondɨŋtwon˨ ˦nfive hundred.
dikemdikɛm˨ ˧nweaver birdgado
dikeredikɛɾɛ˨ ˦ ˦nmonitor lizardguza
dodo˨ɓado˧ ˨1nwealth, inheritancedukiya, gadoTa ma ngharai na do atye mba. They have waisted their father's wealth.SuSun wasar da dukiyar mahaifin su.2nlate, deceasedmarigayiɓashin do shambor tak pa na ɓahyeni The children of late Shamboor are here together with friends.'Ya'yan marigayi Shamboor sun nan tare da abokane.3vget lostɓata
doɓokdoɓok˨ ˨ɓadoɓok˧ ˦ ˦njetethropha plant. The pyam in the ancient use it for fencing and boundary demarcation. Also see mawe.itacen bindazugu
doɓokjetethropha plant. The pyam in the ancient use it for fencing and boundary demarcation. Also see mawe.
doidoi˧n1losingɓatawa.2hidingɓoyewa
dokoordokoːr˨ ˧nquail birdfakara
dokoorquail bird
dondon˨v1to close.rufe (kofa)2 to cover.rufe (tukunya, kwano etc)
doni-aɗəshdoniɑɗiʃ˨ ˧ ˧ ˦nblindfold or blind folding.rufe wa ido
doudou˧vbe hidden, to hide self.ɓuya
dozhoromdoʒorom˨ ˨ ˨ntype of a tree.wani irin itace.
dugurduɡur˨ ˧ndoughkulli(alkama, shinkafa etc.)
dugwish1duɡwiʃ˨ ˨nchaffkaikai hatsi
dugwish2duɡwiʃ˧ ˧vtickle, make somebody laugh and twitch: to touch, prod, stroke, or caress lightly a sensitive part of somebody's body, usually so as to produce involuntary laughter and wrigglingjakulkuli