- dichosu
- Faithful; loyal; devoted; dedicated; blessed; divine.
- dichu
- The very; the said.
- didide'
- Few; a little; not many; not much.
- didinak
- Parasite; sponger.
- didok
- Dark; deep; profound.
- didok
- Steep.
- dientes
- Teeth--of comb or rake.
- dies
- Ten.
- dies i sais
- Sixteen.
- dieta
- Diet
- dieta
- To be put on a diet.
- difekto
- Defect; flaw; fault; damage.
- difende
- Defend; protect; shield; guard; safeguard.
- difensot
- Defender; protector; guardian.
- diferensia
- Difference; variation; dissimilarity.
- diferensiat
- Differentiate; distinguish.
- diferentes
- Different; various; diverse; divergent; disparate.
- difikuattat
- Difficulty; hardship; rigor.
- difina
- Difine.
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- difunta
- Dead person; deceased; one who passed away; the late. (female)
- difunto
- noun. a dead person; the deceased; one who passed away; (male).
adjective. deceased, late.
- diga
- Raffle; cause to guess.
- diga
- Bid.
- digera
- Cheater; swindler. (female)
- digeria
- Falsehood; fraud.
- digeru
- Cheater; swindler. (male)
- digeruyi
- Cheat; swindle.
- digueya
- verb. to behead; to cut someone's head off; to decapitate.
- digula
- Stuffed--from overeating; satiated--from eating.
- digula
- Intemperance; immoderation.
- diha'
- See--as in you see; guess; probably; maybe; reckon; imagine; think.
- dihåda
- Careless; sloppy; slovenly.
- dihao
- Careless; sloppy; slovenly; one who misplaces things frequently. (male)
- dihao
- Short side at cock pit; the side designated for the cock against which odds are given.
- dikike'
- Small; little; diminutive; tiny; petite; wee.
- diknidat
- Dignity; nobility; worthiness; state of being honorable.
- dikno
- Dignified; majestic; noble; magnificent; honorable; glorious.
- diksinario
- Dictionary.
- diksionario
- Dictionary.
- dikta
- Dictate; say aloud to be taken down in writing.