d

d'
short form of da

da
in, by, with, by means of

da lamanən
together

da solen
in that year (past)

da!
here you are!

da, de, də
in, with

dadiw, dədiw
catfish

dam
back

dam din

1. to take a rest 2) to steam

dam xṣ̌ak
to breathe

dam(e) yašč
backbone

damiš
huge, big

damiš x̌ak
to choose, select

dara, dəra
valley

dari
hole on the wall in {extsubdot{v{c}}}ki{v{s}}

darxost x̌ak
to ask, to request

daryo sam
riverbank, shore

darzi
tailor

darč
short rope

daṣ̌t
uncultivated land

de yod leʦern
to memorize

deger, diger
nail, fingernail

dem sol, dem sool
this year (adv)

dest

1. down(side) 2) interior, inside 3) under

destan
for

deṣ̌k
lazy

didɣ̌ik / didiɣ̌-

1. to look, to see 2) to wait

digar
other (another one)

dildung
upper side of nikard

dildung ben
spaces at the both sides of boxari (hearth), especially for the most respected person

dimoɣ, dəmoɣ, dmoɣ

1. brain 2) mind

dimoɣi, dəmoɣi, dmoɣi
clever

din / di-

1. to hit 2) to kill 3) to bite

diqun
farmer

diqun, diqʉn
person who takes after lands

dispor, dispoor
willow tree (big)

distorxun
dining cloth

disʉvn / disʉv-
to show

diuw, diw
devil, giant

diwona
crazy, mad

dišn / diš-

1. to know 2) understand 3) to learn
   
   

dma, dəma
wind

doka rðo
to deceive

domod
son-in-law

doruw
medicine, drug

doṣ̌t x̌ak
to be patient

doɣ kṭak
moxibustion, cauterization

dra
there

drafk

1. stitched 2) local embroidery

drafk (skið)
lady’s local cap

draxt
tree

drem
here

drem wez(e)
come here!

drepč
broom

drest
sleeve

drevn / drev-
to sew, to stitch

drkor, drkoor
need

drobi
tug-of-war (in the Salgira ceremony of Imam)

droz, drooz

1. tall 2) long

drukṣ̌
ox (castrated, over 5 years)

drust

1. right, correct 2) just

drwak / draw-
to harvest, reap

dryo, dəriyo, dəryoo
river

drʉpn / drʉp-
to scratch

dumxa
upper space of ʉč ɣ̌ef, formerly used for making thick bread (xesta) for wedding

dundʉk din
to bite

dur reč̣(e)n
diarrhea

dur, duur

1. stomach, belly 2) bag to put grain in the watermill, hopper

dust
friend

dušman
enemy

dwo
praying (after nəmaz)

dwo x̌ak
to pray

dyor, diyor
village

dəlya, dəliya, dalya
porridge

dərumið, drumið, dʉrumið
pregnant

dʉk
spindle for goat hair

dʉmbala
tail

dʉn
quilt for newborn baby (also used as nappy)

dʉndʉk, dundʉk
tooth

dʉrzn / dʉrz-

1. to take 2) to buy 3) to carry