Vödabuk

Deg tel

Num.

Twelve

Deg telat

N.

A dozen

Deg yel

N.

A decade

Degiv

N.

Delivery, surrender (of goods)

Degolön

Int.

To depart, to go away

Dei-

Pref.

Until death

Deidacödetön

V.

To sentence to death

Deidöl

Act. part.

Fatal, lethal

Deidön

V.

To kill

Deiflodön

V.

To freeze to death

Deijütön (eki)

Tr.

To execute (someone) by shooting

Deikam

N.

A digression

Deikön

V.

To digress, to stray

Deilägöm

N.

Gallows

Deilägön (eki)

V.

To execute (someone) by hanging

Deimön

V.

To condemn, reject, repudiate

Deivobön

Int.

To work oneself to death

Deklam

N.

A declamation

Deklinön

V.

To decline (nouns)

Dekotön

V.

To decode

Dekul

N.

December

Dekätan

N.

A dean

Dekön

V.

To adorn, decorate

Del

N.

A day

Delabuk

N.

A diary

Delagased

N.

A newspaper

Delaprim

N.

Daybreak

Delfin

N.

A dolphin

Delir

N.

Delirium

Dem

V.

Regard, heed, take notice of

No demön = to ignore

Demilön (dö)

V.

To be petty (about)

Demod

N.

An indirect object (grammar)

Demokrat

N.

Democracy

Demön

V.

To mind, to note, to regard, to take into account, to take notice of

Demü

Prep.

In consideration of, relating to, taking into account

Demüt

N.

Extortion

Den

N.

A rapier

Densitik

Adj.

Dense, thick

Densitükian

N.

A condenser

Dentinik

Adj.

Choosy

Denu

Adv.

From then on, henceforth

Depütanef

N.

A delegation, a deputation

Depütäb

N.

A deputy, a member of parliament

Derönön

V.

To start (a race)

Desed

N.

Dispatching (the start of the action)

Desedan

N.

A dispatcher

Desin

N.

An intention, a plan, a purpose

Desino

Adv.

Deliberately, on purpose

Desir

N.

A desire, yearning

Desirik

Adj.

Anxious