dabitu n. Sewing needle.
dabré v. To sew, to stitch.
dabu n. Moccasin.
dalé v. To repeat the sound /d/ to create onomatopoeia with thudding footsteps, gunfire, or hammering.
dalo n. The D consonant.
Damake n. Denmark.
damota n. Aesthetics of footwear and foot adornment.
dan adv. Indicates interrogative; the sentence is a question.
Darika n. Sarthían belief system supposing that the Stillai compose Ossidha by crafting midhai, not by directly manipulating Etharine; so-named for the threads (darei) that connect a thela to a Stilla's true self in Lerossa.
daru n. (a) thread; (b) archaic term for "line".
darúkwía n. Thread-gatherer.
Dashro n. A military starport on Ksreskézo, noteworthy for its involvement in the Lilitic evacuation.
Daumatría n. Dalmatia; Croatia.
dazé v. To wrap around; to clothe (of a fabric).
dazépeto n. Patch.
dazéu n. Fabric.
dazoilu n. Pocket.
dazokha n. Weather.
dazolía n. Sky.
dazou n. Cloud (archaic).
dazu n. Matched clothing, as in a designed outfit or fashion line; a set of clothing.
dazúkwía n. Fuller, or a weaver specialized in completed cloth suitable for tailoring.
Déata n. Deäts, a brane in the KHTX Expanse.
degaré v. To carve.
degeponé v. To capture or hold a hostage.
degeponedíu n. Hostage.
dégílesta n. Horn fetishism.
deginelío n. Boneyard; place of tombs; catacombs.
dégiwa sithé v. (Zeyetaní phrase) To listen with a horn; to witness a cymatospicy divination.
dégu n. Horn.
degu n. Chitin (not to be confused with dégu).
Dégurí Lepshúnelía n. Ivory Coast.
degzé v. To pluck.
dek– pre. Before.
dekansepa n. Colostrum.
dekes pm. Before.
dekiforí a. Not yet specialized; undifferentiated; generic.
dekighé v. To prepare.
dekké v. To succeed; to accomplish.
dekkeví a. Former (of two options).
Dekléréka n. Day of Ithovíha, the first day of the Glotshakhto calendar.
deklílesta n. Costume fetishism.
Deklina n. The leadership of the Lilitai, consisting of the Matriarch, her closest advisors, and other top-ranking appointees.
deklío n. Traditional lands of a family or tribe.
deklítu n. Prefix.
deklivu n. Outfit or costume, regardless of completeness or stylistic consistency.
dekmanekwía n. Planner.
deknotinu n. Clothing aesthetics; popular fashion.
dékoppo n. Glass, regardless of composition.
deksaré v. [with dative] To prepare for an event.
deksofé v. To engage in sexual foreplay; to grope, frot, or molest.
deksoino n. Foyer; variant spelling of detsoino.
dekterbelíu n. Bulb, bud, or anything bulb-shaped.
dektsoilu n. Clothing storage space.
déku n. Window.
dekziyerubekwía n. Preventative maintenance technician.
démanaré v. To execute (a plan).
démano n. Plan.
démanthé v. To plan.
demnu n. Pose, position.
denaponé v. To wash clothing.
denelía n. Writing room; scriptorium.
deñga n. Outfit.
deñgizhé v. To dress.
deñku n. Garment; any article of clothing including shoes and jewellery.
denlagu n. Secretary.
denlé v. To write; to appoint (with job roster as loc and person as acc)
denlekwía n. Professional writer.
denlekwía survinanis n. Journalist.
denlu n. Medium; that substance which is used to illustrate, typically ink or paint.
denza n. Carbon; fertilizer.
depenthé v. To coin or use an abbreviation of several words by taking just the first syllable of each; a kind of acronym.
des m. As a result; therefore; thus; that; then.
des– (2) pre. Then, used compactly in a conditional.
deséú m. Sentential adverbial form of 'then'.
détshe n. Intent.
détshé v. To intend.
detsoino n. Lobby; vestibule; foyer.
dezhave n. Constraint or restriction placed on choice; ban.
dezhé v. To restrict or constrain by removing options.
dezheneí a. Constraining; inflexible.
dezhílesta n. Bondage fetishism.
dezhoka n. Fear of being restrained.
Deztranova n. August, the eighth month of the Gregorian calendar.
deztrida n. Philosopher.
deztru n. Clarity of thought.
dezu n. Neck (archaic).
dheñgezhekwía n. Dresser.
Dheñketta n. Tletketti.
Dheñkettikí a. Of Tletkettoyic culture.
Dheñkettikinu n. Tletkettoyic culture.
Dheñkettoio n. Tletkettioyos, the Tletkettoyic language.
dheñkúthía n. Tailor.
dhéyippu n. Horned horse; including but not limited to unicorns.
dhí mp. Interrogative mood; see dí but note also special usage rules.
dhísúí a. Curious.
dhizo n. The DH consonant.
dí mp. Interrogative mood.
didtale n. Moment, instant, centisecond (Glotshatko: 1/144th of a taldidte).
didtalu n. Instant, moment.