didtehé v. To sharpen an idea or image; to bring something into focus; to rehearse; to practice.
didto n. Dot.
didtu n. Point.
díení kotopu n. Thesis (three-curl) question mark.
díkwu n. Explanation.
díkwúbé v. To explain.
dilé v. To rain lightly; to drip.
dilezu n. Rain cloud; someone who cries a lot.
dilu n. Light rain.
dílúba n. Leak; flow of dripping.
dílúbedé v. To leak; to drip.
dilúbúu n. The sound of the pattering of rain.
dilúp ex. Onomatopoeia for a raindrop hitting water, or realization/an idea hitting a mind.
dilúpeda n. Trickle.
dipuré v. To stab; to pierce.
dipúru n. Stabbing tool; any sharp object used as a weapon for stabbing.
direbé v. To give a qualitative portrayal or sense of something.
díthíu n. Asker of a question.
Doisseia n. 'The place where we found and built our home'.
Doitse n. Germany.
Doitséu n. Native German speaker.
Doitsika n. The German language.
Doitsikí a. Of German culture.
Doitsinu n. German-speaking culture.
Domíníka n. Commonwealth of Dominica.
Domíníkí Klitramazína n. Dominican Republic.
domínu n. Owner; captor; keeper.
dompeí a. Secretive.
dosé v. To circle; to orbit.
dosématekí a. Connected in a ring.
doséu n. Circle.
dotwéu n. Ring-rope; chain.
dru n. Physical system.
dtokelu n. A unit of distance equivalent to exactly 1728 metres.
dtoptu n. A unit of distance equivalent to 0.694 centimetres.
dtotshu n. A unit of distance equivalent to exactly 1 metre.
dtoya n. The DT consonant.
dúdezu n. Vulnerability; uncomfortable topic; emotional soft-spot.
dúdtelía n. Natural harbour.
dúdtelío n. Artifical harbour; spacedock.
dúdtina n. Armada; fleet; convoy.
dúkona n. The literary essence of tragedy.
dúkonía n. The tragedy plot-type; a tragedy.
dúmelí a. Civic.
dúmelíu n. City; outpost.
dúminaní a. Civilian.
dúminanu a. Civilian.
dúmintivo n. Citizenship.
dúmintu n. Citizen.
dúní– pre. Of sorrow.
dúníama n. Sorrowful love.
dúnilede n. Sorrowful desire.
dúpé v. To fall.
dúpo n. Shuttlecraft.
dúrithovíu n. Shipboard computer.
dúru n. Spaceship.
dúrugekíu n. Spaceship engine.
dúrugíu n. Spaceship engine.
dústebé v. To construct (a building).
dústíndu n. Alley.
dústinotaní a. Of the aesthetics of construction; architectural.
dústou n. Sorrowful or depressing dream.
dústu n. Building.
dústúbekwía n. Builder or architect (formal).
dústudzhu n. The craft of construction.
dústúka n. Builder or architect; usually a specialist carpenter or mason (less formal).
dut ex. Onomatopoeia, equivalent to 'thud'.
duté v. To make a thudding sound.
Dútéa n. The goddess of misery.
dútedu n. Tears; lacrimal fluid.
dúteshé v. To be sad; to be gripped with sorrow.
dútlovéu n. Frown.
dútu n. Sorrow.
dzafarobya adv. Arguably, askably, debatably, questionably.
dzafé v. To ask.
dzafekhtínu n. A set phrase used during praying; a rite.
dzafekhtíu n. The words spoken during a prayer.
dzafekíu n. Question.
dzafekíurivíu n. Student.
dzafekwía mefítsudzhis n. Student of atomology, a combined field covering particle physics, chemistry, and molecular biology; natural philosopher.
dzafemazé v. To trouble-shoot or problem-solve.
dzafessa n. Miracle; consequences of prayer.
dzafezría n. Student, especially in the arts or sciences.
dzakwíu n. Researcher/student.
dzaltu n. Door.
dzapote n. Space in front of a door, under its frame.
dzenekhonverekirí a. Of the same description.
dzenkrí a. Of the same description.
dzenkrivíu n. Copy; something of the same description as something else.
Dzhaméka n. Jamaica.
dzhel'-bavé v. To bend meaning; to make a metaphor; to transfigure.
dzhelé v. To mean or signify.
dzhelfé v. To ask after the definition of something, for aphorismus or genuine interest.
dzhelonveré v. To define a word.
dzhelu n. Meaning.
dzhemenu n. Wall, boundary.
Dzhemesselía n. The annual Festival of New Romance.
dzhemetla n. Limerance, the passion of new love.
dzheradí a. Passionate; magenta-tongued.
dzherdila n. Slow realisation of attraction.