Dictionary
529 words starting with "D"
- dainterj.pl. of 1NI. art. nominative singular form of the proper article which occurs before a proper name.
- daadv.a particle expressing affirmation.
- daanadj.old, ancient: said of inanimate objects.
- daanv.to be like old, ancient: said of inanimate objects.
- dadaeladj.destroyed, ruined, damaged, spoiled.
- dadaelv.to destroy, ruin, damage, spoil.
- dadanesv.to insult, affront.
- dadangv.to go near a fire or any other source of heat.
- dadapilann.sugar mill; a machine with rollers used to press out the juice of the sugar cane; it is operated by a water buffalo attached to the end of the beam (TANGBAW) walking in a circle.
- dadaulon.pl. of DAULO. head, leader.
- daddadiaythat only, nothing but that: far from both speaker and hearer.
- daddaydithat only, nothing but that: no longer extant, remote in time.
- dadduman.pl. others, some others, some.
- dadin.syn. of TATANG.
- dadon.a die.
- dadtoyADTOY, ARIDTOY, ARTOY.
- dadumav.to be regarded differently, to be distinguishable, to stand out.
- daegadj.nice, graceful, elegant, majestic, grand, stately.
- daegv.to surpass, excel, outdo. —syn. 1ABAK.
- daeladv.inasmuch as, it is well that, it is fortunate that.
- dagan.dagger.
- dagaangadj.sweltering hot, sultry: said of the weather.
- dagaangv.to be sweltering hot, sultry: said of the weather.
- dagadagv.to insist upon, press for or urge.
- dagasv.to stop by, pass by, drop in for a while.
- dagdagv.to hurry up someone, to impel or incite someone to act with greater speed.
- dagdagidipl. of DADDAYDI. that only, nothing but that: no longer extant, remote in time.
- dagdagidiaypl. of DADDADIAY. that only, nothing but that: far from both speaker and hearer.
- dagdagitapl. of DATDATA. that only, nothing but that: near the hearer.
- dagdagitaypl. of DATDATAY. that only, nothing but that: extant but not seen.
- dagdagitoypl. of DATDATOY. this only, nothing but this.
- dagelv.to grow worse, worsen.
- dagemv.to take or do something intensely or seriously, to engage (oneself) on something intensely or seriously.
- dagidipl. of DAYDI. dem. 1. that, that one: no longer extant, remote in time.
- dagidiaypl. of DAYDIAY. dem. 1. that, that one: far from both speaker and hearer. 2. of that, of that one: far from both speaker and hearer.
- daginsenv.to press down, compress.
- dagitapl. of DAYTA. dem. 1. that, that one: near the hearer. 2. of that, of that one: near the hearer.
- dagitaypl. of DAYTAY. dem. 1. that, that one: extant but not seen. 2. of that, of that one: extant but not seen.
- dagitipl. of 1TI. art. the.
- dagitoypl. of DAYTOY. dem. 1. this, this one: near the speaker. 2. of this, of this one: near the speaker.
- dagmeladj.stupid, dull, dense, obtuse.
- dagsenadj.1. heavy, ponderous. 2. weighty, important, serious, deep, profound. 3. grievous, burdened. 4. sluggish, slow or dull from loss of vitality.
- dagullitadj.importunate, overly persistent in request or demand.
- dagullitv.to do often, to do repeatedly.
- dagumn.needle.
- dagumdagumn.sting of bees, wasps and other stinging insects.
- dagupn.to sum or add up, to total.
- dagusadv.immediately, at once, directly, straightaway, forthwith.
- dagusv.to lodge, to stay or live in temporarily.
- daibv.to dive.