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daler/-e (n) 'dollar, 2 marks' (Du daler, Ger Taler, Mod E dollar)
dark (aj) 'dark' (ME derk, OE deorc)
ded (aj) 'dead' (ME deed, OE dead)
déd/-e (n) 'deed' (ME dede, OE dæd)
def (aj) 'deaf' (ME deef, OE deaf)
defel/-e (n) 'devil' (ME devel, OE deofol, L diabolus)
deз/-e (n) 'day' (ME day, OE dæg)
deзbrǽk/-e (n) 'daybreak' (1530)
deзdrém/-e (n) 'daydream' (1685)
deзlýht/-e (n) 'daylight' (13c)
dél/-e (n) 'deal, part, share' (ME deel, OE dæl)
déle/delte/delt (irr. vIII) 'to deal, share out' (ME delen, OE dælan)
déme (vII) 'to deem' (ME demen, OE deman)
dén/-e (n) 'dene, valley' (ME dene, OE denu)
denisc (aj) 'Danish' (OE denisc)
Denmark (n) 'Denmark' (OE Denemearc)
denn/-e (n) 'den' (ME den, OE denn)
dép (aj) 'deep' (ME deep, OE deop)
depþ/-e 'depth' (ME depþ)
dér (aj) 'dear, costly' (ME dere, OE deore)
dér/-e (n) 'deer, animal' (ME deer, OE deor)
derþ/-e (n) 'dearth, scarcity' (ME derþ, OE dierþ)
déw/-e (n) 'dew' (ME dew, OE deaw)
deþ/-e (n) 'death' (ME deeþ, OE deaþ)
díe (vII) 'to die' (ME dien, ON deyja)
dimm (aj) 'dim' (ME dim, OE dimm)
dó/dyde/don (v) 'to do' (ME don, OE don)
dor/-e (n) 'door, gate' (ME dor, OE dor)
dorneзl/-e (n) 'doornail' (ME dornail)
dorwárd/-e (n) 'doorkeeper, doorman' (ME dorward, OE duruweard)
dráf/-e (n) 'drove, driving' (ME draf, OE draf)
draзbrycз/-e (n) 'drawbridge' (ME drawebrügge)
draзe/dróз/draзen (v) 'to drag, draw' (ME drawen, dragen, OE dragan)
draзer/-e (n) 'drawer' (ME drawere)
draзing/-e (n) 'drawing' (ME drawinge)
drecce (vIII) 'to harass, delay' (ME drecchen, OE dreccan)
drecc/-e (n) 'delay' (ME drecche)
drede (vI) 'to dread' (ME dræden, OE drædan, dredan)
dredfull (aj) 'dreadful' (ME dredful)
dredfullih (av) 'dreadfully' (ME dredfulli)
dreding/-e (n) 'dreading' (ME drædung)
drediз (aj) 'timid' (ME drædi)
dredles (aj) 'fearless' (ME dredles)
dredliз (aj) 'terrible' (ME dredlich)
dréf/-e (n) 'pain, trouble' (ME dref)
dréfe (vII) 'to trouble, disturb' (ME drefen, OE drefan)
dréз (aj) 'dree, long, tedious' (ME dreз)
dréз/-e (n) 'length' (ME dreзe)
drém/-e (n) 'dream' (ME dream, OE dream)
dréme (vII) 'to dream' (ME dremen, OE dreman, dryman)
drémer/-e (n) 'dreamer' (ME dremere, OE dremere)
drémréder/-e (n) 'dream interpreter' (ME dremredere)
drence (vIII) 'to drench, drown' (ME drenchen, OE drencan)
drencing/-e (n) 'drenching, drowning' (ME drenching)
dreng/-e (n) 'warrior, man' (ME dreng, OE dreng)
drériз (aj) 'dreary' (ME drery, OE dreorig)
drériзness/-e (n) 'dreariness' (ME dreorinesse, OE dreorigness)
drífe/dráf/drifen (v) 'to drive' (ME driven, OE drifan)
drífweз/-e (n) 'driveway' (1870)
drinke/drænk/drunken (v) 'to drink' (ME drinken, OE drincan)
drinker/-e (n) 'drinker' (ME drinkere, OE drincere)
drinking/-e (n) 'drinking' (ME drinkinge)
drit/-e (n) 'dirt' (ME drit, OE drit)
dríte (vI) 'to defecate' (ME drite, OE dritan)
dritiз (aj) 'dirty' (14c)
dróf (aj) 'troubled, sad' (ME drof, OE drof)
drófe (vII) 'to trouble, disturb' (ME droven)
drop/-e (n) 'drop' (ME drop, OE dropa)
droppe (vIII) 'to drop' (ME droppen, OE droppan)
dropping/-e (n) 'dropping' (ME droppinge)
dros/-e (n) 'dross' (ME dros, OE dros)
drúhþ/-e (n) 'drought' (ME druhþe, OE drugaþ)
drúnhne (vII) 'to drown' (ME druncnen, OE druncnian)
drúnhning/-e (n) 'drowning' (ME druncning)
drúnken (aj) 'drunken' (ME drunken, OE druncen)
drúnkenlih (av) 'drunkenly' (ME drunkenliche)
drúnkenness/-e (n) 'drunkenness' (ME drunkenesse, OE drunceness)
drúnkensum (aj) 'given to drunkenness' (ME drunkensom)
drýht/-e (n) 'retinue' (ME drihte, OE dryht, driht)
drýhten/-e (n) 'drighten, lord, leader' (ME drihten, OE dryhten)
drýhtfolk/-e (n) 'dependants' (ME drihtfolc, OE dryhtfolc)
drýhtliз (aj) 'noble' (ME drihtlic, OE dryhtlic)
drýhtmænn/drýhtmenn (n) 'vassal' (ME drihtmon)
drýhtness/-e (n) 'majesty' (ME drihtnesse)
drýз (aj) 'dry' (ME drüge, OE dryge)
drýзe (vII) 'to dry' (OE drygan)
drýзness/-e (n) 'dryness' (ME drinesse)
dryppe (vIII) 'to drip' (ME drippen, OE dryppan)
dubbe (vII) 'to dub, adorn' (ME dubben, OE dubbian)
dubbing/-e (n) 'dubbing' (ME dubbing)
dufteзl/-e (n) 'dovetail' (1565)
dufteзle (vII) 'to dovetail' (1656)
dúзe (vII) 'to dow, be capable' (ME dow, deih, OE deah, deag)
dúhtiз (aj) 'doughty, powerful' (ME duhtiз, OE dyhtig)
dúhtiзhód/-e (n) 'bravery, goodness' (ME duhtihede)
dúhtiзness/-e (n) 'doughtiness' (ME duhtignesse)
duk/-e (n) 'duck' (ME duke, OE duce)
dukling/-e (n) 'duckling' (ME dokelinge)
dukwéd/-e (n) 'duckweed' (ME dokewed)
dul (aj) 'dull' (ME dul, OE dol)
dule (vII) 'to dull' (13c)
dulness/-e (n) 'dulness' (ME dulnesse)
dumb (aj) 'dumb' (ME dumb, OE dumb)
dún/-e (n) 'down, hill' (ME doun, OE dun)
dung/-e (n) 'dung' (ME dunge)
dunghép/-e (n) 'dungheap' (ME dungheep)
Dunholm (n) 'Durham' (ME Dunholm, OE Dunholm)
dust/-e (n) 'dust' (ME dust, OE dust)
dustiз (aj) 'dusty' (ME dusti, OE dystig)
dwárh/-e (n) 'dwarf' (ME dwerf, dwerg, OE dweorg, dweorh)
dwelle (vII) 'to dwell' (ME dwellen, OE dwellan)
dwimer/-e (n) 'phantom' (ME dwimer, OE dwimor)
dwimerkræft/-e (n) 'magic art' (ME dweomer-cræft)
dwíne/dwán/dwinen (v) 'to shrink' (ME dwinen, OE dwinan)
dwinle (vI) 'to dwindle' (1596)
dýfe/dof/dofen (v) 'to dive' (ME diven, OE dyfan)
dympel/-e (n) 'dimple' (ME dympull)
dyn/-e (n) 'din, noise' (ME din, OE dyne)
dyne/dynde/dyned (vII) 'to din, sound' (ME dünien, OE dynian)
dyn&1079;e (vII) 'to manure, dinge' (ME düngen, OE dyngan)
dyn&1079;i&1079; (aj) 'dingy' (1736)
dynt/-e (n) 'dint, blow, stroke' (ME dünt, OE dynt)
dyppe (vIII) 'to dip' (ME dippen, OE dyppan)
dysiз (aj) 'dizzy, foolish' (ME düsi, OE dysig)
dǽl/-e (n) 'dale, valley' (ME dale, OE dæl)
dǽn/-e (n) 'Dane' (ME dan, ON danr)
dǽre (vII) 'to dare' (ME dar, OE dear)
