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| D, sn. letter D, same pronunciation as English |
| Daad, (pl. dade), sn. deed |
| Daags, bw. during the day |
| Daai, uw. thank you (nursery term) |
| Daal, w. to descend |
| Daar, bw. there |
| Daar, fw. since, because |
| Daaragter, bw. behind that |
| Daaran, bw. to it, at it |
| Daarbenefens, bw. besides |
| Daarby, bw. besides, with that |
| Daardeur, bw. through that |
| Daar-di, fnw. that (compare, hiirdi, this) |
| Daarenteen, bw. on the other hand |
| Daarfoor, bw. therefore |
| Daarheen, bw. thither, thence |
| Daarmé, bw. with that |
| Daarna, bw. after that |
| Daaro'er, bw. over that, about that |
| Daarom, bw. therefore, notwithstanding |
| Daaromtrent, bw. thereabouts, about that |
| Daarsonder, bw. without it |
| Dadelboom, sn. date-tree |
| Dadelik, bn. at once |
| Dadels, sn. dates |
| Dag, sn. day |
| Dagblad, sn. newspaper, daily paper |
| Dagboek, sn. journal, diary |
| Dageliks, bw. every-day, daily |
| Dageraad, sn. dawn, day-break |
| Dagfaar, w. to summon |
| Dagga, sn. hemp |
| Daglig, sn. day-light |
| Dagrys, sn. day's journey |
| Dagskoliir, sn. day-scholar |
| Dagskool, sn. day-school |
| Dagster, sn. morning-star |
| Dak, sn. roof |
| Dakdekker, sn. thatcher, tiler |
| Dakhuis, sn. thatched-roof house |
| Dal, sn. valley, dale |
| Daling, sn. decline, fall |
| Dalkiis, bw. just now, perhaps |
| Dam, w. to dam, flock, gather |
| Dam, sn. dam, dike |
| Dam, sn. king at draughts |
| Damas, sn. damask |
| Dambord, sn. draughts |
| Dame, sn. lady |
| Damp, sn. vapour, steam, fume |
| Damp, w. to evaporate |
| Dampkring, sn. atmosphere |
| Dam-speul, w. play at draughts |
| Dan, fw. then, but |
| Dan-en-wan, D. bw. now and then |
| Danig, bw. much, too much |
| Dank, w. to thank |
| Dankbaar, bn. thankful, grateful |
| Dankbaarhyd, sn. gratitude |
| Dankbetuiging, sn. thanks-giving |
| Dank-dag, sn. day of thanksgiving |
| Dankgebed, sn. grace, thanksgiving |
| Danki, sn. thanks, reward |
| Danki, uw. thank you! |
| Dankoffer, sn. thanks offering |
| Danksegging, sn. thanksgiving |
| Dans, w. to dance |
| Dans, sn. dance, ball |
| Danser, sn. dancer |
| Dans-musiik, sn. dance-music |
| Dansparty, sn. ball, dancing party |
| Danssaal, sn. dancing-room |
| Dapper, bn. brave, courageous |
| Dapperhyd, sn. courage, valour |
| Dartel, bn. sportive, playful |
| Dartel, w. to sport, to play |
| Dartelhyd, sn. sportiveness |
| Das, sn. tie, neck-tie, badger |
| Dassi, sn. badger, small neck-tie |
| Dassipis, sn. badger urine, used as medicine |
| Dat, fw. that |
| Datum, sn. date |
| Dawer, w. to peal, shake |
| Dawering, sn. shaking, pealing |
| Dè, uw. there you are! |
| Debat, sn. debate, discussion |
| Debiteur, sn. debtor |
| Dedelik, bn. en bw. thorough, solid, real |
| Deeg, sn. dough, paste |
| Deegagtig, bn. doughy |
| Deel, sn. part, portion, share |
| Deel, sn. deal, board, plank |
| Deel, w. to divide, share |
| Deelbaar, bn. divisible |
| Deelbaarhyd, sn. divisibility |
| Deelgenoot, sn. partner |
| Deelgenootskap, sn. partnership |
| Deelhebber, sn. co-partner |
| Deelneem, w. to share |
| Deelnemend, bn. compassionate |
| Deelnemer, sn. share-holder, partner |
| Deelneming, sn. interest |
| Deels, bw. partly |
| Deeltal, sn. dividend |
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| Deelwoord, sn. participle |
| Deftig, bn. grand, stately |
| Deftighyd, sn. grandness, stateliness |
| Degelik, bn. proper, worthy, honest |
| Degelikhyd, sn. worth, solidness |
| Degene, fw. he, she |
| Dek, w. to cover, thatch |
| Deken, sn. blanket, quilt |
| Dekker, sn. coverer, thatcher |
| Dekking, sn. covering, cloak |
| Deklarasi, sn. declaration |
| Dekmantel, sn. pretext, pretence |
| Dek-naald, sn. thatch-needle |
| Deksel, sn. cover, lid |
| Dekspan, sn. thatch-spade |
| Dekstrooi, sn. thatching straw |
| Déler, sn. divider, divisor |
| Delg, w. to eradicate, to pay |
| Delging, sn. eradication, payment |
| Déling, sn. division, partition |
| Demmetjiis, sn. E. damages |
| Demp, w. to extinguish, smother |
| Demper, sn. one who deadens |
| Demping, sn. filling up |
| Den, sn. fir |
| Dendi, sn. a snop |
| Dendiis, bn. snobbish |
| Denk, w. to think, to reflect |
| Denkbaar, bn. conceivable |
| Denkbeeld, sn. idea, notion |
| Denkbeeldig, bn. imaginary |
| Denkelik, bn. likely |
| Denkend, bn. thinking |
| Denkfermoge, sn. imaginative faculty |
| Denkkrag, sn. intellectual, powers |
| Denkwyse, sn. mode of thinking |
| Denne-boom, sn. fir tree |
| Deponeer, w. to deposit |
| Deputasie, sn. deputation |
| Derde, bn. third |
| Derde-mannetjii, sn. a game |
| Dergelik, bn. such, like, similar |
| Derhalwe, fw. therefore, consequently |
| Derm, sn. gut, intestine |
| Dertig, tw. thirty |
| Dertigste, bn. thirtieth |
| Dertigtal, sn. thirty in number |
| Dertiin, tw. thirteen |
| Dertiinde, bn. thirteenth |
| Derwaarts, bn. thirther (comp. herwaarts) |
| Des, sn. desk |
| Des, bw. so much, the more |
| Desember, sn. December |
| Destyds, bw. then, at that time |
| Deug, sn. virtue |
| Deugniit, sn. good-for-nothing |
| Deugsaam, bn. virtuous |
| Deugsaamhyd, sn. virtue |
| Deur, sn. door |
| Deur, fs. through |
| Deurbars, w. to burst through |
| Deurblaai, w. to turn over leaves |
| Deurblaas, w. to blow through |
| Deurboor, w. to bore through, to pierce, stab |
| Deurbreek, w. to break through |
| Deurbreking, sn. breaking through |
| Deurbreng, w. to get through, spend, waste |
| Deurbrenger, sn. spendthrift |
| Deurdag-te, bn. well-weighed, studied |
| Deurdenk, w. to consider maturely |
| Deurdraai, w. to get through, get clear of |
| Deurdrawe, w. to trot through |
| Deurdring, w. to pierce, penetrate |
| Deurdringbaar, bn. penetrable |
| Deurdringbaarhyd, penetrability |
| Deurdringend, bn. penetrating, piercing |
| Deurdruk, w. to press through |
| Deurfleg, w. to intertwine |
| Deurfoer, sn. transit |
| Deurgaan, w. to go through |
| Deurgaand, bn. continual |
| Deurgaans, bw. commonly, usually |
| Deurgang, sn. passage |
| Deurgé, w. to give through |
| Deurgesteek-te, bn. concerted, contrived |
| Deurgiit, w. to filter |
| Deurgrawe, w. to dig through |
| Deurgrawing, sn. piercing |
| Deurgronde, w. to search into, penetrate |
| Deurgronding, sn. penetrating |
| Deurhaal, w. to pull through |
| Deurheen, bw. through and through |
| Deurhelp, w. to help through |
| Deurhol, w. to hurry through |
| Deurjaag, w. to drive through |
| Deurkliif, w. to split, cleave |
| Deurklowe, w. to cleave through |
| Deurknaag, w. to gnaw through |
| Deurkné, w. to knead thoroughly |
| Deurkneed, bn. versed, conversant |
| Deurkom, w. to get through |
| Deurkook, w. to boil thoroughly |
| Deurkruip, w. to creep through |
| Deurkruis, w. to traverse |
| Deurkyk, w. to look through |
| Deurlaat, w. to let pass |
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| Deurlê, w. to get bed-sore |
| Deurlees, w. to read through |
| Deurlek, w. to leak through |
| Deurloop, w. to walk through |
| Deurloop, sn. a passage |
| Deurlopend, bn. current, continuous |
| Deurlugtig, bn. airy, illustrious |
| Deurlugtighyd, sn. eminency, highness |
| Deurly, w. to lead through |
| Deurmakaar, bn. en bw. confused, entangled |
| Deurmars, w. to march through |
| Deurmeng, w. to mix, mingle |
| Deurnagel, w. to pierce with nails |
| Deurnat, bn. wet through |
| Deurneem, w. to take through |
| Deurpen, w. to pin through |
| Deurpers, w. to press through |
| Deurpraat, w. to talk on, prate on |
| Deurpriim, w. to pierce |
| Deurraak, w. to get through |
| Deurreen, w. to rain on |
| Deurroei, w. to row through |
| Deurroer, w. to stir well |
| Deurrol, w. to roll through |
| Deurrook, w. to smoke through |
| Deurruk, w. to pull through |
| Deurry, w. to travel through |
| Deurryp, bn. thoroughly ripe |
| Deursaag, w. to saw through |
| Deursif, w. to sift |
| Deursig, sn. intelligence |
| Deursigtig, bn. transparent |
| Deurskawe, w. to rub open |
| Deurskemer, w. to appear |
| Deurskeur, w. to rend, tear |
| Deurskiit, w. to shoot through |
| Deurskrap, w. to scratch out |
| Deurskrywe, w. to write on |
| Deurskud, w. to shuffle, stir |
| Deurskyn, w. to shine through |
| Deurskynend, bn. transparent |
| Deurslaan, w. to beat through |
| Deurslaand, bn. palpable, evident, striking |
| Deurslaap, w. to sleep through |
| Deurslag, sn. colander, puncheon, quickmire |
| Deurslagtig, bn. muddy |
| Deursleep, w. to trail through |
| Deursluip, w. to sneak through |
| Deursluk, w. to swallow down |
| Deurslyt, w. to wear away |
| Deursnuffel, w. to pry into, search |
| Deursny, w. to cut through |
| Deursny, sn. diameter |
| Deursoek, w. to search |
| Deurspek, w. to lard, interlard |
| Deurspek, bn. interlarded |
| Deurspeul, w. to play through |
| Deursplyt, w. to split |
| Deurspoel, w. to wash, rinse through |
| Deurspoeling, sn. washing |
| Deurspreek, w. to speak on |
| Deurspring, w. to leap through |
| Deurstap, w. to walk through |
| Deursteek, w. to pierce, put through |
| Deurstoot, w. to push through |
| Deurstraal, w. to pierce through |
| Deurstroom, w. to stream through |
| Deursyl, w. to sail through |
| Deurtas, w. to push on |
| Deurtastend, bn. energetic, determined |
| Deurtog, sn. passage, draught |
| Deurtrap, bn. sly, drafty |
| Deurtrek, w. to draw through, soak through |
| Deurtrek, bn. soaked, impregnated |
| Deurtrekker, sn. Kaffir covering of privy parts |
| Deurwaak, w. to be awake all night |
| Deurwagter, sn. door-keeper |
| Deurwandel, w. to walk through |
| Deurwasse, bn. soaked, streaky |
| Deurweek, w. to soak |
| Deurwerk, bn. soaked |
| Deurwerk, w. to work through |
| Deurworstel, w. to struggle through |
| Di, lw. the |
| Di, fnw. this (compare hiir-di) |
| Diaken, sn. deacon |
| Diakenskap, sn. deaconship |
| Diamant, sn. diamond |
| Diamantmyn, sn. diamond-mine |
| Diamantslyper, sn. diamond-cutter |
| Dig, bn. dense, compact, close, thick |
| Dig, w. to make verses, to versify |
| Digfuur, sn. poetical rapture |
| Dighyd, sn. density, closeness |
| Digkunde, sn. art of poetry |
| Digkundig, bn. poetic |
| Digmaat, sn. metre |
| Digstuk, sn. poem |
| Digter, sn. poet |
| Digteres, sn. poetess |
| Digterlik, bn. poetic, poetical |
| Diif, sn. robber, thief |
| Diifagtig, bn. thievish |
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| Diifagtighyd, sn. thievishness |
| Diifstal, sn. theft, robbery |
| Diin, w. to serve, wait upon |
| Diins, sn. service |
| Diinsbaar, bn. serviceable |
| Diinsbaarhyd, sn. bondage |
| Diinsbode, sn. servant |
| Diinsfaardig, bn. serviceable, ready to serve |
| Diinsfaardighyd, sn. officiousness |
| Diinshuis, sn. house of bondage |
| Diinskneg, sn. man-servant |
| Diinsloon, sn. wages, hire |
| Diinsmaag, (myd), sn. female servant |
| Diinstig, bn. serviceable |
| Diinstighyd, sn. usefulness |
| Diinswillig, bn. willing to serve |
| Diip, bn. en bw. deep, profound, low |
| Diipdenkend, bn. profound, penetrating |
| Diipdenkendhyd, sn. penetration |
| Diiphyd, sn. deepness |
| Diipsinnig, bn. profound, abstract |
| Diipsinnighyd, sn. abstruseness |
| Diipte, sn. depth |
| Diir, sn. animal, beast |
| Diirbaar, bn. dear, beloved |
| Diirbaarhyd, sn. dearness |
| Diirlik, bn. brutish, like an animal |
| Diirlikhyd, sn. brutal passion |
| Diirsoort, sn. species of animal |
| Dik, bn. thick, stout, swollen |
| Dikagtig, bn. rather, thick |
| Dikhyd, sn. thickness, corpulency |
| Dikkop, sn. jolthead |
| Diksak, sn. stout fellow |
| Diktaat, sn. dictation |
| Diktator, sn. dictator |
| Diktatorskap, sn. dictatorship |
| Dikteer, w. to dictate |
| Dikwils, bw. often |
| Dinaar, sn. servant |
| Diner, sn. policeman |
| Ding, sn. thing, matter |
| Dinges, fnw. for an uncertain person or thing |
| Dink, w. to think |
| Dinsdag, sn. Tuesday |
| Diplomaat, sn. diplomatist |
| Diplomatiik, bn. diplomatic |
| Direkenner, sn. zoologist |
| Direkennis, sn. zoology |
| Direksie, sn. direction, board of directors |
| Direkteur, sn. director, manager |
| Direryk, sn. animal kingdom |
| Direwereld, sn. animal world |
| Dis, (dit is), fnw. this is |
| Dis, sn. meal, table |
| Disgenoot, sn. guest |
| Diskresi, sn. discretion |
| Diskussi, sn. discussion |
| Dispens, sn. pantry |
| Disnis, bn. done for |
| Disputasi, sn. disputation, controversy |
| Disselboom, sn. pole of a carriage |
| Dissipel, sn. disciple |
| Distel, sn. thistle |
| Distelleer, w. to distil |
| Dit, fnw. this |
| Dito, do, bn. dito, do |
| Diwery, sn. theft |
| Diwidend, sn. dividend |
| Diwisi, sn. division |
| Dobbel, w. to gamble |
| Dobbelaar, sn. gambler |
| Dobbelary, sn. gambling |
| Dobbelsteen, sn. die, square, cube |
| Dobber, w. to float, waver |
| Dobbering, sn. fluctuation |
| Dode, sn. dead person |
| Dodelik, bn. deadly, mortal, fatal |
| Dodend, bn. deadly |
| Doder, sn. killer, murderer |
| Doderyk, sn. Hades |
| Doedoe, w. rock to sleep (nursery term) |
| Doedelsak, sn. bagpipe |
| Doek, sn. cloth, rag, linen |
| Doeki, sn. rag |
| Doel, sn. aim, motive, goal |
| Doelloos, bn. to no purpose |
| Doellooshyd, sn. uselessness |
| Doelmatig, bn. appropriate |
| Doelmatighyd, sn. propriety |
| Doelynde, sn. purpose, end |
| Doem, w. to condemn |
| Doem-doempi, sn. an insect |
| Doeming, sn. condemnation |
| Doen, w. to do, to perform |
| Doen, sn. doing, acting |
| Doener, sn. doer |
| Doenlik, bn. possible |
| Doenlikhyd, sn. possibility |
| Dof, dowwe, bn. dull, faint. |
| Doffig, bn. somewhat dull |
| Dofhyd, sn. dullness |
| Dog, fw. but, yet |
| Dogter, sn. daughter |
| Dogtertji, sn. little daughter |
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| Dok, sn. dock |
| Dokkiis, sn. penalty at marble game |
| Dokter, sn. doctor, physician |
| Dokter, w. to doctor |
| Doktersboek, sn. medical handbook |
| Dokterskap, sn. doctorship |
| Dol, bn. mad, furious |
| Dólend, bn. wandering |
| Dolhuis, sn. madhouse |
| Dolhyd, sn. madness |
| Doling, sn. error, wandering |
| Dolk, sn. dagger |
| Dôlland, sn. deeply dug ground |
| Dolleeg, bn. quite empty |
| Dollighyd, sn. madness |
| Dol-os, sn. Kaffir witch tools |
| Dolwe, w. particular way of deep digging |
| Dom, bn. stupid, dull, silly |
| Domhyd, sn. stupidity |
| Domineer, w. to rule, dominate |
| Domino, sn. dominoes |
| Domino-spel, sn. dominoes |
| Domkerk, sn. cathedral |
| Domkop, sn. blockhead |
| Domoor, sn. blockhead |
| Dompel, w. to plunge, dive |
| Dompeling, sn. immersion |
| Donder, sn. thunder |
| Donder, w. to thunder |
| Donderbui, sn. thunder shower |
| Donderdag, sn. Thursday |
| Donderlug, sn. stormy air |
| Donder-padda, sn. thunder-toad |
| Donderslag, sn. thunder-clap |
| Donderwolk, sn. thunder-cloud |
| Donker, bn. dark, cloudy, obscure |
| Donkeragtig, bn. darkish |
| Donkerhyd, sn. darkness |
| Dons, sn. down |
| Donsagtig, bn. downy |
| Donsha'el, sn. small shot |
| Donsig, bn. downy |
| Dood, sn. death |
| Dood, bn. dead, deceased |
| Doodarm, bn. very poor |
| Doodbenoud, bn. sufficated |
| Doodberig, sn. death notice |
| Doodboek, sn. bills of mortality |
| Doodbriif, sn. obituary letter |
| Doodfonnis, sn. sentence of death |
| Doodgebore, bn. still borne |
| Doodgoed, bn. very goodnatured |
| Doodkis, sn. coffin |
| Doodliid, sn. dirge |
| Doodloop, w. to outrun, to forget |
| Dood-ryp, bn. thoroughly ripe |
| Doods, bn. dead, lonely, livid |
| Doodsangs, sn. agony |
| Doodsbleek, bn. deadly pale |
| Doodsengel, sn. angel of death |
| Doodsgefaar, sn. peril of death |
| Doodshoofd, sn. scull |
| Doodshyd, sn. loneliness |
| Doodsiik, bn. sick to death |
| Doodskleed, sn. shroud |
| Doodskleur, sn. colour of death |
| Doodskuldig, bn. deserving death |
| Doodslaap, sn. sleep of death |
| Doodslag, sn. man slaughter |
| Doodslager, sn. murderer |
| Doodsnik, sn. last-gasp |
| Doodsteek, w. to stab, |
| Doodsteek, sn. death blow |
| Doodstil, bn. silent as death |
| Doodstraf, sn. punishment of death |
| Doodstryd, sn. pangs of death |
| Doodsweet, sn. death sweat |
| Doodswonde, sn. mortal wound |
| Doof, bn. deaf |
| Doofagtig, bn. deafish |
| Doofhyd, sn. deafness |
| Doofstom, bn. deaf and dumb |
| Dooi, sn. thaw |
| Dooierig, bn. dull |
| Dool, w. to wander |
| Doolhof, sn. maze, labyrinth |
| Doolweg, sn. wrong way |
| Doop, w. to baptize, christen |
| Doop, sn. baptism, christening |
| Doopbekken, sn. baptismal font |
| Doopfont, sn. font |
| Doopkleed, sn. baptismal robe |
| Doopseel, sn. certificate of baptism |
| Doopsgesind, sn. en bn. baptist |
| Door, sn. yolk |
| Doos, sn. box |
| Doossi, sn. small box |
| Dop, sn. shell, cover |
| Doper, sn. baptizer, baptist |
| Dophou, w. to watch |
| Dopper, sn. nickname of members of seceded reformed church |
| Doppiis, sn. caps |
| Dor, bn. barren, dry, withered |
| Dorhyd, sn. barrenness, dryness |
| Doring, sn. thorn |
| Doringboom, sn. thorn-tree |
| Doring-draad, sn. barbed wire |
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| Dorp, sn. village |
| Dorpeling, sn. villager |
| Dorpskool, sn. village school |
| Dors, w. to thrash, thirst |
| Dors, sn. thirst |
| Dors-floer, sn. thrashing-floor |
| Dorsmasiin, sn. thrashing-machine |
| Dorsskuur, sn. thrashing-barn |
| Dorstig, bn. thirsty, dry |
| Dorstighyd, sn. thirstiness |
| Dortel-appel, sn. a herb |
| Dosi, sn. small box |
| Dosis, sn. doze |
| Dosyn, sn. dozen |
| Dot, sn. head (vulgar expression) |
| Dou, w. to dew |
| Dou, sn. dew |
| Douagtig, bn. dewy, like dew |
| Doudruppel, sn. dew-drop |
| Douwurm, sn. ring-worm |
| Dowe, sn. deaf person |
| Dowighyd, sn. deafness |
| Dowwighyd, sn. sultry feeling |
| Dra, w. to carry, bear |
| Draad, sn. thread, wire |
| Draadwerk, sn. filigrane-work, whims |
| Draadyster, sn. wire-drawing iron |
| Draagbaar, bn. wearable, bearable |
| Draagbaarhyd, sn. portableness |
| Draaghout, sn. support of disselboom |
| Draaglikhyd, sn. tolerableness |
| Draagstoel, sn. sedan-chair |
| Draai, sn. turn, corner |
| Draaier, sn. turner, shifter |
| Draaiery, sn. shift, evasion |
| Draaiing, sn. turn, twist |
| Draaistroom, sn. whirlpool |
| Draaiwerk, sn. turner's ware, trifling away the time |
| Draak, sn. dragon |
| Drabok, sn. a weed-grass |
| Draderig, bn. thready, stringy |
| Draderighyd, sn. threadiness |
| Draf, sn. trot |
| Draf, w. to trot |
| Drag, sn. load |
| Drager, sn. carrier, bearer |
| Drang, sn. urgency, pressure |
| Drangrede, sn. forcible argument |
| Drank, sn. beverage, drink |
| Drankhuis, sn. public house |
| Drawer, sn. trotter |
| Drek, sn. dirt, excrement |
| Drel, sn. foolish, indecent woman |
| Drempel, sn. threshold, sill |
| Drenkeling, sn. drowning person |
| Drentel, w. to loiter, lounge |
| Drentelaar, sn. loiterer, lounger |
| Drentelagtig, bn. loitering |
| Drenteling, sn. loitering |
| Dres, E. w. to dress |
| Dres, E. sn. dress |
| Dresseer, w. to train, tame |
| Dreun, w. to shake, tremble |
| Dreuning, sn. shaking |
| Dri, tw. three |
| Dridubbel, bn. treble |
| Dri-eenhyd, sn. Trinity |
| Dri-enig, bn. triune |
| Dri-erly, bn. of three sorts |
| Drif, sn. passion, haste, ardour |
| Drifkop, sn. hot-head |
| Drifoet, sn. tri et, tripod |
| Drifoetig, bn three-legged |
| Drifoudig, bn. triple, triply |
| Driftig, bn. passionate, zealous |
| Driftighyd, sn. passionateness, hastiness |
| Drifuldighyd, sn. trinity |
| Drihoek, sn. triangle |
| Drihoekig, bn. triangular |
| Drihoogdig, bn. three-headed |
| Drijarig, bn. three years old |
| Drikantig, bn. three-edged |
| Driklank, sn. triph thong |
| Drikleur, sn. tricolour |
| Drikleurig, bn. tricoloured |
| Dril, w. to drill, shake |
| Driling, sn. three children |
| Drilkuns, sn. training |
| Drilsel, sn. drill, slap |
| Drimaal, bn. thrice |
| Drimaandeliks, bn. quarterly |
| Drimaster, sn. three master |
| Dring, w. to crowd, throng, push |
| Dringend, bn. urgent, pressing |
| Drink, w. to drink |
| Drinkbaar, bn. drinkable |
| Drinkbaarhyd, sn. drinkableness |
| Drinkbeker, sn. cup, goblet |
| Drinker, sn. drinker, drunkard |
| Drinkgeselskap, sn. company of drinkers |
| Drinkwater, sn. drinkable water |
| Dripuntig, bn. three pointed |
| Drisydig, bn. three sided |
| Drital, sn. number of three |
| Dritallig, bn. threefold |
| Dri-wiler, sn. tricycle |
| Droefenis, sn. sorrow, grief |
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| Droefgeestig, bn. melancholy |
| Droefgeestighyd, sn. melancholy |
| Droefhyd, sn. sorrow, sadness |
| Droewig, bn. sad, sorrowful, afflicted |
| Droging, sn. drying |
| Drogrede, sn. sophism |
| Drogredenaar, sn. sophist |
| Dromer, sn. dreamer |
| Dromerig, bn. dreamy, dull |
| Drommel, sn. deuce, devil |
| Dronk, bn. drunk |
| Dronkaard, sn. drunkard |
| Dronklap, sn. drunkard |
| Droog, w. to dry, wipe |
| Droog, bn. dry, arid |
| Droogfoets, bn. dry-shod |
| Drooghyd, sn. dryness |
| Droogte, sn. dryness, drought |
| Droom, w. to dream |
| Droom, sn. dream |
| Droombeeld, sn. vision |
| Droomgesig, sn. vision |
| Droster, sn. a run-away, bandit |
| Druppel, sn. drop |
| Druif, sn. grape |
| Druipstert, bn. en bw. sneaking-ly |
| Druiwe, sn. grapes |
| Druk, w. to print, press, squeeze, oppress |
| Druk, sn. print, printing |
| Druk, bn. busy, bustling |
| Drukfout, sn. printer's error |
| Drukkend, bn. oppressively, exceedingly heavy |
| Drukker, sn. printer |
| Drukkery, sn. printing office |
| Drukking, sn. pressure |
| Drukpers, sn. printing press |
| Drukproef, sn. printer's proof |
| Druksel, sn. stamp, image |
| Drukte, sn. full of business |
| Drukwerk, sn. press-work |
| Druppel, w. to drip, drop, trickle |
| Druppel, sn. drop |
| Druppeling, sn. trickling |
| Dryffeer, sn. motive, spring |
| Dryfkrag, sn. impulsive-force |
| Dryfsand, sn. drifting sand |
| Dryfwiil, sn. driving-wheel |
| Dryfys, sn. drift-ice |
| Dryfyster, sn. starting-bolt |
| Dryg, w. to threaten, to menace |
| Drygend, bn. threatening |
| Drygement, sn. threat, menace |
| Dryger, sn. threatener |
| Dryging, sn. threat, menace |
| Drywe, w. to drive, to float |
| Drywend, bn. floating |
| Drywer, sn. driver |
| Dubbel, bn. en bw. double |
| Dubbel, w. to double |
| Dubbelhartig, bn. double-faced, double-hearted |
| Dubbeling, sn. doubling |
| Dubbelsinnig, bn. ambiguous |
| Dubbelsinnighyd, sn. ambiguity |
| Dubbeltji, sn. penny |
| Dugtig, bn. sound, soundly |
| Duidelik, bn. plain, clear |
| Duidelikhyd, sn. plainness |
| Duif, pl. duiwe, sn. dove, pigeon |
| Duifhuis, sn. pigeon-house |
| Duik, w. to dive |
| Duiker, sn. diver, a wild buck, sea bird |
| Duiking, sn. diving |
| Duim, sn. thumb, inch |
| Duimstok, sn. rule |
| Duimyster, sn. hinge, manacles |
| Duin, sn. down, downs |
| Duinagtig, bn. sandy, covered with downs |
| Duingras, sn. sedge |
| Duinsand, sn. sand of downs |
| Duisel, w. to grow dizzy |
| Duiselagtig, bn. giddiness |
| Duiseling, sn. dizziness |
| Duisend, bn. en tw. thousand |
| Duisendfoud, bw. a thousand fold |
| Duisendjarig, bn. of a thousand years |
| Duisendmaal, bw. a thousand times |
| Duisendpoot, sn. millepeed |
| Duisendskoon, sn. sweet-williams |
| Duisendste, bn. thousandth |
| Duisendtal, sn. a thousand |
| Duister, bn. dark, gloomy, mysterious |
| Duisterhyd, sn. darkness |
| Duisternis, sn. darkness |
| Duit, sn. farthing |
| Duiwehok, sn. pigeon-house |
| Duiwel, sn. devil |
| Duiwelin, sn. she-devil |
| Duiwelsdrek, sn. asa foetida |
| Duiwelse, bn. develish |
| Duiwepost, sn. pigeon-post |
| Dulde, w. to bear, endure |
| Dulder, sn. one who tolerates |
| Dulding, sn. toleration |
| Dun, bn. en bw. thin, slender, scaty |
| Dunagtig, bn. rather thin |
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| Dunhyd, sn. thinness |
| Dunnetjies, bw. thinly |
| Dunnighyd, sn. thinness |
| Duplikaat, sn. duplicate |
| Durabel, bn. expensive, lasting |
| Durf, w. to dare |
| During, sn. duration |
| Dus, fw. therefore, accordingly |
| Dusfer, bw. thus far |
| Dut, w. to take a nap |
| Dut, sn. nap, sleep |
| Dutstoel, sn. easy chair |
| Dutter, sn. one who naps |
| Duur, w. to last, remain, keep |
| Duur, sn. duration, continuance |
| Duur, bn. expensive, dear |
| Duursaam, bn. durable, lasting |
| Duursaamhyd, sn. duration |
| Duurte, sn. duration, dearth |
| Duusman, sn. nickname given by coloured people to Europeans, from Dutchman |
| Duwweltji, sn. a penny |
| Duwweltji-doring, sn. a thorn |
| Dwaal, w. to wander, err |
| Dwaalgees, sn. wandering spirit |
| Dwaalgrond, sn. false ground |
| Dwaalleer, sn. false doctrine |
| Dwaalpad, sn. wrong way |
| Dwaalspoor, sn. erroneous way |
| Dwaalstêr, sn. planet |
| Dwalend, bn. wandering |
| Dwaler, sn. wanderer |
| Dwaling, sn. error, mistake |
| Dwaas, sn. fool |
| Dwaas, bn. foolish, silly |
| Dwaasheid, sn. folly |
| Dwang, sn. force, compulsion |
| Dwangarbyd, sn. hard labour |
| Dwangbefel, sn. warrant |
| Dwangdiins, sn. forced service |
| Dwarl, w. to whirl |
| Dwarling, sn. whirling |
| Dwarlwind, sn. whirlwind |
| Dwars, bn. transversal, cross |
| Dwars, bw. athwart, across |
| Dwarsbalk, sn. cross-beam |
| Dwarsboom, sn. cross-bar |
| Dwarsdeur, bw. straight through |
| Dwarsdraad, sn. crossing-thread |
| Dwarsdrywe, w. to quarrel |
| Dwarsdrywer, sn. quarrelsome fellow |
| Dwarshout, sn. cross-beam |
| Dwarshyd, sn. crossness |
| Dwarsnaat, sn. traverse seam |
| Dwarso'er, bw. cross, opposite |
| Dwarspad, sn. cross path |
| Dwarsstraat, sn. cross street |
| Dwarsstreep (lyn), sn. transversal line |
| Dwars-trek, w. to quarrel |
| Dwars-trekker, sn. quarrelsome fellow |
| Dweep, w. to be fanatical |
| Dweepagtig, bn. fanatical |
| Dweepsiik, bn. fanatical |
| Dweepsug, sn. fanaticism |
| Dweepsugtig, bn. fanatical |
| Dwepend, bn. fanatical |
| Dweper, sn. fanatic, enthusiast |
| Dwepery, sn. fanaticism |
| Dwerg, sn. dwarf |
| Dwergagtig, bn. dwarfish |
| Dwerggeslag, sn. generation of pygmies |
| Dwerggestalte, sn. dwarfish stature |
| Dwerggewas, sn. dwarfgrowth |
| Dwing, w. to compel, to force |
| Dwingend, bn. coercive |
| Dwinger, sn. compeller, tyrant |
| Dwingerig, bn. urgent, troublesome |
| Dy, sn. thigh |
| Dy, w. to swell |
| Dyk, sn. dike, bank |
| Dyns, w. to retire, retreat |
| Dynsig, dynserig, bn. foggy, smoky |
| Dynsing, sn. retreat |
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