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dismugdis.mugSCE.fall on noseSaid of a horse or large animal7.2.2.5.1Fall
disuldi.sulNA disul is an inflamation or sty of the eyelid.2.5.2.2Skin disease2.1.1.1Eye
ditadi.tan.properA medium height tree with semi-soft wood. Its wood grain color is white, and is very susceptable to termites and other wood-boring insect damage. It also quickly rots.1.5.1TreeBotbotany
diwagaydiwagayNindigenous string violin
diwaldi.walSCE.hang out tongue2.1.1.4MouthAnatanatomy
diwata'di.wa.taʔNclass of supernatural beings
diwingdiwiŋNA diwing is a small, black colored bird distinguished by yellow circles around its eyes and by its song: a high-pitched wing, wing. 1.6.1.2BirdOrnornithology
diyaga1di.ˈya.gaSCE.take care ofSimipatder.diyagayitake care of a person or animal (cmd)magdadiyaga͡ays.o. to take of s.th. elsemagdiyaga2If a person magdiyaga she is caring for a person or animals needs by providing their nourishment, protection, security, and help. diyagayider. ofdiyaga1Vtake care of a person or animal (cmd)
diyatdiyatNBaki-baki' grassA weed is a grass recognized by its three-sided triangular stem and stands 40 cm tall.cyperus difformis1.5.3.5weedsBotbotany
du-andu.ʔann.possdIf a person has a du-an, he has a reason.Yan ya du-an nan maglong ya mangtikadeng, "Kay Dé', kun āwun kanmu tin eseg, pangkay palatpalat, to-o la ginawayi, to-o mu sugbuwan.That is the reason the parents say, "Young woman, if you have a mere husband, even if lazy, (you) will love (him), you will bathe (him).Du-an nan wala' ta kaw atagi na kakan kay wala' kaw tuman kagabi ambung.The reason I didn't give you some food was because you did not show up [lit. fulfill] yesterday afternoon. du-an nanconjthe reason of that; the reason is dugang1ˈdu.gaŋSCE.add toder.duganganadd to-cmddugangenwill keep adding tokaduganganwill be multipliedmigdugang2s.o. added topagdugangthe adding to s.th.pigdugang3added to s.th.pigdugangan2add ingredient to s. t. dugangander. ofdugang1Vadd to-cmd dugangender. ofdugang1Vwill keep adding to dugay1ˈdu.ga͡iSCE.long timeder.kadugay3If a person asks the kadugay of something or some event, he is asking how long will last.madugay2be a long timelast a long time; endureto be late; tardy dugdug1dugdugSCE.crush upder.migdugdugs.o. pounded s.th. else into small piecespigdugdug2If a person pigdugdug some medicine she crushed it up into fine pieces. dugkalSCE.loosen soil by digging (shallow)der.dugkalenwill cultivate soil by loosening it (shallow) dugkalencfkalkalkutkut1der. ofdugkalVwill cultivate soil by loosening it (shallow)Usually with a weeding tool (guna) or weeding knife (salungsung). dugpang1dug.paŋSCE.bump into accidentlyder.mi-idugpang2bumped into unintentionally dugsang1dug.saŋSCE.pierce through with sword or other pointed objectder.pigdugsang2pierced dugsu-anandug.su.ʔa.nander. ofdugsu'1Naltar dugsu'1dug.suʔSCE.offeringder.dugsu-ananaltarmagdadugsu-ayone who makes offerings as a profession for othersmagdugsu'will make offering to deitymigdugsu'2If a person migdugsu' he has offered a sacrifice to God or some kind of supernatural spirit.pagdugsu-anplace to make offerings or sacrificespagdugsu'the act of offering a gift or sacrifice to a deity duguˈˈdu.guʔNbloodid.bagwasan na dugu'menstrual hemorrhaging
