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daughter hersemoneahinal.kin.ndaughter (her), daughter (his), daughter (it's)Ke Hëëroteas soe ken pe semoneah pataeah neʼ se nö, pareʼ hin manih pe Hëërot.And Herodias told her daughter what she should go and ask from Herod.
daughter hissemoneahinal.kin.ndaughter (her), daughter (his), daughter (it's)Ke Hëëroteas soe ken pe semoneah pataeah neʼ se nö, pareʼ hin manih pe Hëërot.And Herodias told her daughter what she should go and ask from Herod.
daughter it'ssemoneahinal.kin.ndaughter (her), daughter (his), daughter (it's)Ke Hëëroteas soe ken pe semoneah pataeah neʼ se nö, pareʼ hin manih pe Hëërot.And Herodias told her daughter what she should go and ask from Herod.
daughter mysemoneoʼinal.kin.ndaughter (my)Sunön, Koaʼ supnaiʼ pe Devit ururuan a neoʼ ah, a oraʼ hat to miröʼ voh e semoneoʼ,Son of David have mercy on me, the evil spirit has troubled my female child (daughter),
daughter your ssemomahinal.kin.ndaughter (your)(s)E semomah to mët en,...Your daughter is dead,...
daughter-in-lawsunamonkin.ndaughter-in-lawEöʼ to iu e sunamon peöʼ.I love my daughter in law.
DavidDevitBiblical SourcePrp.NDavid, nameE Ieesuʼ a teʼ va po vuteʼ va pe Devit.Jesus was a person from the clan of David.
dawnpöstakah 1ndawn, daybreak, good morning, morningPöstakah avih kea.Good morning brother.pöstakah 2tempdawn, daybreak, good morning, morningA muhin to pöstakah en.The area is dawning.takah 2ndawn, light, morningTakah to maaka en maʼ.The dawn is clear.takah 3tempdawn, morningA takah to meʼ e non maʼ.The morning has not come yet.
daypotannday, sunPotan to papa non.The sun is shining.
day after tomorrowamotadvafter, after awhile, behind, day after tomorrow, later, little bitEa se nö amot.We(excl) will go later.
daybreakpöstakah 1ndawn, daybreak, good morning, morningPöstakah avih kea.Good morning brother.pöstakah 2tempdawn, daybreak, good morning, morningA muhin to pöstakah en.The area is dawning.
dazzlekötkötvblack very (to be), dazzle (to), gleam (to), glisten (to)Sospen pemöm to pah kötköt rakah en pa nöhnöh vatëh.Our(excl) saucepan is very black indeed from always cooking.
dead, to bemët 1vchew (to), dead (to be), die (to), ill (to be), sick (to be)Ee to teʼ ne nën keʼ antoen po poen ne sunön va Jiutiaʼ e Hëërot to mët.They stayed there until the day when the king of Judea Herod died.
dear onenöökndear oneE köövo, eʼ e nöök pe voe peʼ.The woman, she is a dear one of her husband.
deathmët 2ndeath, disease (contagious), ill, sicknessA mët pe voe tohat rakah.The man's sickness is very bad.
debatevasosoërivargue (to), debate (to), dispute (to), opponent (to be an)...pare vasosoëri me raoe, suk a tah pamëh....and they argued with them, because of that thing.
debtötop 2ndebtEën se piun hah ötop vëh nee to iu ne a ö nën se piun.You(s) must repay again this debt which they want that you(s) should repay.
DecapolisDekapolisBiblical SourcePrp.NDecapolis, placeA nap peo poë varih to taneʼ maʼ pa muhin va Galiliʼ, me manih pa teʼ muhin va Dekapolis,...Plenty of people indeed came from there (these places) Galilee, Decapolis,...
decaykoavdecay (to), rot (to), wet (to be)O muʼ se koa en.The taro will decay.rereenvdecay (to), stink (to)A rivoneoʼ to rereen.My tooth is decayed.
deceitpiuk 2ndeceit, falsehood, lie (a)O piuk ivëh.That is a lie.
deceivepiuk 1vbluff (to), deceive (to), lie (to)A teʼ to piuk ka neoʼ.The man lied to me.vapikpiuk 1vagainst (to be), deceive (to), disbelieving (to be), false (to be)Ivëhkëk a napan varih to okook ne to vapikpiuk e ne peʼ, pare vavövöneʼ suntan ee peʼ.But these people who were crying were disbelieving him, and they indeed laughed at him greatly.
deceiving, to bepikpiuk 1vbluff (to continually)[bluffing], deceive (to continually)[deceiving], lie (to continually)[lying]Ee a pap teʼ pikpiuk möhmöh poë varih to iu ne pan a napan se kë ne a ma ëhnëëre.They are these types of show off lying people who are wanting that people should lift up their names (honor them).
declarenokavdeclare (to), open up a meeting (to)Noka o vahutët.Open up a meeting with a story.
decoratevavatëkvdecorate (to continually)[decorating]E Sosoenën to vavatëk vavih e non po meon vëh.God is decorating well all these tall grass.
decoratepun 1vapply (to), decorate (to), paint (to), smear (to)Pun a iuun pën po pen ereraʼ.Paint your(s) house with red paint.vakoskosvdecorate (to)(with earring, necklace)A kën köövo to vakoskos pare vos maʼ.The group of women decorated themselves and they arrived.vatëk 1vadorn (to), decorate (to), dressed (to be) A tëëm nöm to kehkeh ëën nem a taëën pamëh, eöm se vatëk paröm vamatop pa nö.When you are wanting to eat this food, you(p) should dress and you(p) get ready to go.