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dagbulSCE.beat up
dagemˈda.gɜmNA dagem is a sowing needle.
dagendenSCE.floor bound by sickness2.5.1Sick
dagetdagɜtNtrash; debris
dagingda.ˈgiŋSCE.high-pitched whineSound made by small flying insects such as mosquitos, and gnats.2.3.2.3Types of sounds
dagit1dagitRLdyagitdyumagit2VIf a predator such as an eagle or hawk dagiten an animal on the ground it will swoop down from the sky or pounce on and seize it in its talons or claws.Dyagit ya minsa' na mile'.The hen was gotten in its claws by the palm civet. der.dagitenwill pounce on a prey to killpandagitenwill swoop down and snatch away s.th.
dagitender. ofdagit1Vwill pounce on a prey to kill
dagmaydagmayNkind of wrap around skirt
dagpendagpɜnNoverhanging floor supports Dili' kaw mag-ingkud adti dagpen pagaw maleped.You are not to sit on the overhanging floor supports lest they crack in two.
dagpi'dagpiʔVurge a horse by kicking ribs
dagsa'dagsaʔNbig pieces of driftwood (such tree trunks)
dagumˈda.gumNA dagum is a Tagakaulo Kalagan woman's traditional ornately embroidered and decorated blouse.
dagwas1dagwasSCE.wasteder.dagwasen2waste something
dagwasen2dagwasder. ofdagwas1Vwaste somethingSynpigsapad2der. ofsapad1
daigSCE.manyder.kadégbe manykadéganrelativeskadégkadégclothingIf a person says he will put on his kadégkadég, he will put on his pants, his shirt, and any other kind of clothing or apparel.
dakdak1dakdakSCE.fall to groundSimkataktakander. oftaktak1der.makadakdaks.o. might drop something (from a high place)nyadakdaksomething knocked off some object onto the groundnyakadakdak2If something nyakadakdak it fell to the ground such as leaves of a tree.
dakep1ˈda.kɜpSCE.apprehend; detain; arrestSimpigdulusder. ofdulusder.dakepaarrest (neu.)dakepenwill arrestpigdakep2captured; arrested; detainedpigpadakep2If a person pigpadakep another person, he caused him to be captured, arrested, or apprehended for some reason by the people he commands.
dakepader. ofdakep1Varrest (neu.)
dakepender. ofdakep1Vwill arrest
daklem1daklɜmvb.statIf a person says the weather is daklem, he is The presence of dark clouds overhead that are threatening to rain and making a gloomy day.1.1.3.2Cloud1.1.3WeatherMetmeteorologyder.migdaklem2overcast with dark clouds
dakmandakmanAdvonly that which remainsid.dakman tag sambuk ya ginawa nanan inch short of one’s lifeunspec. comp. formdakman tagbi'just a little bit remaining
dakman minsandakman minsanadj.Phr.lacking one
dakman tag sambuk ya ginawa nanid. ofdakmanginawa3Phr.an inch short of one’s life
dakman tagbi'dakman tagbiʔunspec. comp. form ofdakmantagbi'adj.Phr.just a little bit remaining
dakmel1ˈdak.mɜlSCE.thick (in dimension)der.kadakmel2is thickmadakmels.th. is thick in size