Gauvajut glossary (D)

Da
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* dā, kuzen - where
* dadešai - march, advance, battle-hymn
* dahai - choice
* dāhbištai - slaughter-block, altar
* dahenni - to choose
* dahiš - a lash, a strike, a scar, a fissure, a tear
* dahišanni - to inflict, to strike, to lash
* dahlanni - to hold (a vessel or a cup)
* dahlaraus - cupbearer
* dāhpa - slaughter, sacrifice
* dāhpanni - to slaughter, to sacrifice
* dahusija - great war, great destruction, great purge
* dai, dainni - to set up
* dailekkas - cherry
* dairešša - armpit
* dalija - departure, exit (classical), demise, ending, end of an actor's role, end of an era
* dalijawaranni - to leave (classical), to die (formal), to end (an era, classical)
* damai - other
* damaiman - foreign, foreigner
* damešhas - (great) curse, divine punishment
* damešni - to curse, (a god) to utterly destroy
* dameštekan - realm of great curses, hell
* dameuman - belonging to someone else, foreign, other
* dameumēšni - to become different, to be completely altered
* dāmi - joint, bond
* damiumanni - to cause something to change
* dammis'hiskir - oppression
* dammis'hisni - to oppress, to destroy, to torture=
* danahtanni - to destroy
* danahta(h) - destruction, catastrophe
* danima - impurity
* danimasmai - lust, obsession over a lover
* dankua - obscure, unknown, hidden, missing, lost
* dankuaneškanni - to colour in black, to darken in hue
* dankuas - dark colours, shade
* dankuawattan - unknown lands, (derogatory) non-Gauvajuts
* dankuēškenni - to become black, to darken, to become obscure or hidden
* dankujas - wickedness, evil, corruption
* dankujanni - to darken, to become frightening, to become evil
* dankulis - smelted metal, scrap, (archaic) copper or tin
* dankus - darkness, horror, dread, fear, nightmare, abyss
* dankus tekan - dark realm, hell
* dankutar - darkness, oblivion, horror, despair
* dānu - day
* dapi - together, all, every
* darawai - a gift, a donation
* darawenni - to give a gift
* dāreja - protection, preservation
* dārejanni - to preserve, to protect
* dāru - tree
* daskandas - teacher, professor, scientist
* dašša - heavy, important
* daššainni - to march
* daššanunni - to strengthen, to make strong, to fortify
* daššau - satisfied, well-fed, adequate, healthy
* daššēnni - to become heavy, to become more important or urgent, to urge
* daššēšni - to become heavy
* daššijatar - at risk of collapse
* daššijenni - to become heavy, to burden, to stress, to press, to make unstable
* daššijetar - instability, inner weakness, risk of collapse
* daššu - strength
* daššunni - to become strong, to strengthen
* daššuwanz - mighty, strong, firm
* daššuwatar - weight, firmness, heaviness, importance
* daštara - gallop, ride, journey, unit of measure of 3.5 yards
* dašuwahni - to make someone blind
* datas - leader
* daundas, dawanz - peacock (a large bird from Pju in the west)
* dawa - an eye
* daweia - a pair of eyes, a spy, an agent, a herald
* dawala - area, width

De
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* dedāna - knot, bow, sash, band
* dedāneraus, dedāraus - a person with cursed sashes, a pitiful person, a sad person, a tragic victim, a victim of a curse
* dedānēsni - to tie sashes around a person's arm, to mark as dangerous, to ostracise
* dētinni - to set up, to place something, to lay down something
* deuzi - moisture
* deibu - few, minority, minor
* deidai - child, baby, infant
* deiduwa - twelve
* deika - eleven
* deikru - defilement, impurity, flaw, fault; a person with a flaw
* deikrunni - to defile, to distort, to impede, to tamper with, to disturb, to disfigure
* dekšan - explanation, description, treatise, file
* dekšandas - a scribe, an encyclopedia, a database
* dekšanni - to explain, to describe, to reveal, to record
* dekwetta - fourteen
* denewai - nineteen
* depanza - fifteen
* depei(jas) - each
* dešasa - sixteen
* dešai - sixteen; deployment; placement; arrangement
* dešainni - to mobilise, to deploy
* dešainu - deployed soldiers
* Dešai Ranzerausai, Dešairau - Sixteen Dancers
* dešera - seventeen
* dešhan - curse
* dešhanni - to curse
* deššai - form, structure, shape
* detrija - thirteen
* dewussa - eighteen
* dezas - ten
* deztuzan - ten thousand

Di
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* didanta - responsibility, task, burden, duty
* didantanni - to bear, to carry
* didantes - carriers of a coffin, attendants of a pyre, guards of a tomb; (archaic) carriers of a carriage
* didantus - tomb, (poetic) a pyre, the clouds, (archaic) a throne, authority, resting place, carriage, a carriage that takes a soul to heaven
* dintanunni - to appoint, to coronate a lesser ruler
* dintanuraus - chosen one
* dintanus - installing, appointment, coronation (of a lesser ruler or vassal lord)
* dintis - pillar
* ditta - certainly, definite

Dr
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* drašas - jackal

Du
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* duaras - door, gate
* duhkantas - dignitary, envoy
* duhšejan - patient, complacent, uncaring, random
* dukkas - vat, tube
* durejawas - convoy, fleet
* duru - (Z) cascade, waterfall, succession, months of a year, several months
* dūsa - down
* dušunhan - scientific
* dušunhas - research
* dušunijas - science
	+ Dušunijas estas stuwas hattazar-anza. - Science is the gate to knowledge.
* dušunni - to study, to examine, to research
* duwadedān - two-sashes [around the arm], person at risk of spiritual attack
* duwas - two
* duwazei - twenty