Bujanski glossary (D)

See also: Bujanski glossary

D

* da - yes (common)
* Da Zdrastovis - Long Live ...
* Da Zdrastovis Vareno! - Long Live the King!
* dačǐ, dačja, dæča - daughter
* daiča - (archaic) daughter, (archaic) princess
* daisvannets - scholar, gentleman
* daisvannetska - female scholar, lady
* dalkaznojesiba - telecommunications
* dalkaznojes(tvo) - mass communications, the media
* dalko(n) - far
* dalkoprīz, dalprīz - telephone
* dalkosmotræ, dalsmo(træ) - "far watch", television, television screen
* dalkozvuk - broadcast
* dalavron - colonial ruler, viceroy
	+ dalkon + varon (distant + king)
* dalavronik, dalvronik - colonialist, imperialist, tyrant, enemy
* dalavronstvo - colonialism, imperialism
* dalvronnij - colonial, colonialist, imperialist
* dalzvutǐ - to broadcast, to send a digital/electronic message
	+ padalzvutǐ - broadcasting, sending a message
* dar! - a goal, a strike
	+ Usually uttered when a jousting player has struck the other player's pauldron, pushing him off his horse. The player has won the match!
* dār - gift
* dārestǐ - to draw
	+ padārestǐ - drawing
* davai - come on!, go ahead!
	+ commonly heard in sports and jousting events to cheer one's favourite players.
* -dæi, -dai - a doer, a user, someone who commits an act
* dæiva, tæiva, tæivja - girl
	+ tæivja is more formal.
* dælatǐ - to do something
	+ padælatǐ - doing
* dæto - a child (offspring)
* -dæt, -data - child of
* -dætei, -datei - children of
* dejotǐ - to give
	+ padejotǐ - giving
* delinnij - long
* delkastelǐ - bus-pusher, loser
* delkes - bus
* delkleson - van, truck
* denadas - eleven
* denǐ - day
* Denǐ Svabodnaja - Independence Day
* dervina - forest
* desæst - school
* desjati - ten
* destai - learning
* destaimæst - academy
* destainije - learning (as a process), experience
* destainik, destanik, destænik - student, a person in a school or academy
* destaiplatjo, desplajo, desplatjo - uniform
* destaistvo - education
* destaitǐ - to learn, to study
	+ padestaitǐ - learning, studying
* devjati - nine
* dežatǐ - to keep
	+ padežatǐ - keeping
* disavaž - hundred thousand
* djarma, djarama - (Sa) justice, harmony, righteousness, honouring the Gods
	+ also interpreted as "diamond" to make justice look more beautiful.
* Djarama - (Sa), Hinduism, Dharma, the "path of justice"
	+ In Bujan, Hinduism is just known as "Dharma". It is also referred as "Mahadharma" to differentiate it from Buddhism.
* Djaramaver - a Hindu
* djenǐ - (poetic, classical) a day
* djenasvæta; djenasvæja; djenasvæi - daylight, daytime
	+ Djenasvæi Ber-jes Vjærisǐ! - Daylight Will Return!
* dliso - a movie ticket
	+ idi ("to go, go to") + listo ("leaf, page")
* dnevnik - diary, journal
* do - yes (formal)
* dō - before
* dōba - foot
* dōban - season
* dobedža - catch, prize, plunder
* dobro - good (classical, nowadays more common)
* dobrodæi - a good person, a righteous person
* dobro nočǐ - good night
* dobro pažalovatǐ - good blessing, welcome
* dobro polīna - good afternoon
* dobro prave, dopravena - good luck
* dobro razveta, dobro 'zveta - good morning
* dobro smjerča - good evening
* dojōtǐ - to arrive, to come here
	+ dokhajōtǐ - arriving
* dōkhod - gain, profit
* dōkhoditǐ - to gain, to win, to earn
	+ dōkhodatǐ - profiting, succeeding
* dol - valley
* dolgo - debt
* dōljo - a hand
* doljon - hand (formal, poetic)
* dolknij - important
* dom - home, house
* Domōstrošta - the Bujanski Home Islands, the main territory of Bujan and its surrounding archipelagoes.
* Domōstrovja - the Bujanski mainland, the island of Bujan
* donǐ - fee, tax
* donja - payment
* dora - road
* doska - board, table
* dostatǐ - to touch, to get
	+ dostavatǐ - touching, getting
* dozor - patrol, round
* dozorstvo, drozostvo - awareness, wariness
* dozortelǐ - security guard, watchperson, royal guard
* dōžja - rain
* dōžjagorod - "rain town", ancient Wonao underground shelters built against typhoons
* dōžjašta - heavy rain, rainstorm
* Dōžjaštemja - Land of Great Rain, southern Bujan
* Dōžjaštenije - Great Rains, (poetic) November
* drævenij - wooden
* drævo - a tall idol, wood
* drævotelǐ - carpenter
* drev@ - tree
* drevnij - very old, archaic
* drevnoprije, drevopridanije - archaic traditions, ancient traditions
	+ The "conservatism" that Bujanski practice and support every day, which allows a lot of room for reforms and innovation when needed. Yet this is not what Bujanski refer as "conservatism", but simply as "formalism", "manners", or "properness", advocated as a national philosophy.
	+ The attitude to practice drevnoprije, which involves neatness and following customs, is known as "praviljestvo", formalness. This is sometimes known as "Bujan's national obsession".
	+ This is opposed to "predankije", which is the misuse of tradition to force others to obey, seize power, or make society more warlike and oppressive.
* drevnostǐ - ancient times, the distant past
* Drevȳlošta - the Old Hiranol, the Old Mourning, a terrible disaster that ruined ancient Bujan
* drozonij, dozornij - being aware, being wary, bring watchful
* drožina - companions, bodyguards, retinue, best friends
* drug@ - friend
* drysta - possibility, theory, hypothesis
* drystij - possible, theoretical, hypothetical
* duga - arc, arch, bow, curve
* dukh - soul, wight
* duša - soul
* duševnij - related to the soul
* dva - two
* dvabyskro(g) - two-fast-wheels, motorcycle
* dvaskruga - bicycle
* dvigatǐjok, dygatjok - robot
* dvōnadas - twelve
* dvorets - palace, courtyard
* dvorjanin - noble person
* dvorjanstvo - nobility
* dvorovoi - a guardian spirit of the garden or courtyard, a protector, sentinel
* dvōsas - twenty
* dvōsavaž - two hundred thousand
* dvōsjača - two thousand
* dvōsto - two hundred
* dvōvažen - twenty thousand