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DABALI DULEKE passed beyond
DABALI FEKUHE jumped across
DABALI FIYELEMBI to jump across (equestrian trick)
DABALI UЉE a strap on the wagon-saddle that is attached to the shaft of the cart
DABALI WESIKE rose beyond
DABALIKAN somewhat excessive
DABAMBI to cross, to surpass, to go beyond, to climb over
DABAHA NIMEKU consumption
DABARA OLORO crossing and fording
DABANAMBI to surpass, to cross over, to go to cross
DABARGAN a bag carried on the body-used like a pocket
DABAЉAKŪ 1. presumptuous, extravagant 2. a person who tries to live beyond his means or station
DABAЉAMBI to act presumptuously
DABATALA excessively, presumptuously
DABCI having one's eyes askew, suffering exotropia
DABCIKŪ a double-edged sword
DABCILAKŪ a small hunting knife, dagger
DABCILAMBI to go askew, to run crooked
DABDALI headstrong, unruly, agitated
DABDURI quick-tempered, excitable
DABDURЉAMBI to flare up, to go into a rage
DABGIBUMBI caus. of dabgimbi
DABGIMBI to weed, to pull weeds with the hands
DABGIYAMBI see dabkimbi
DABKAMBI to haunt, to torment, to
bring harm to (of ghosts)
DABKIMBI 1. to repair with glue or plaster 2. to whip on (a horse)
DABKŪRI double, having layers, storied (building)
DABKŪRI DALAN a doubled dike or dam
DABKŪRI DORGI HOTON the Forbidden City
DABKŪRI DUKA a double gate
DABKŪRI KOTOLI a double sail
DABKŪRI LEOSE a storied building
DABKŪRI OMOLO great-grandchild
DABKŪRI TAILI a double blossom
DABKŪRILAMBI to double
DABSI upper arm
DABSIMBI to incline, to wane
DABSULABŪMBI caus. of dabsulambi
DABSULAMBI to preserve in brine, to salt, to pickle
DABSUN salt
DABSUN BE GIYARIRE YAMUN department of salt control; cf. BH 835B
DABSUN BE YABUBURE BITHE BE PILERE
BAICARA FALGANGGA office of the salt examiner; cf. BH 835A
DABSUN CIFUN I MENGGUN salt gabelle
DABSUN FUIFURE HAHA salt worker
DABSUN I BAITA BE BAICARA HAFAN controller of salt affairs; cf. BH 369, 369A
DABSU I CIFUN salt tax
DABSUN I KŪWARAN salt factory
DABSUN I URSE salt smugglers
DABSUN JUWERE BAITA BE KADALARA
HAFAN Salt Controller, BH 835
DABSUN JUWERE BEIDESI Sub-Assistant Salt Controller, BH 835A
DABSUN JUWERE ILHICI Deputy Assistant Salt Controller, BH 835A
DABSUN JUWERE KADALASI Salt Inspector, BH 835A
DABSUN JUWERE UHECI Assistant Salt Controller, BH 835A
DABSUN TUCIRE BA an area where salt is produced, a salt mine
DABSUN TUYEKU YONGGAN ammonium chloride
DABTA a gluepot
DABTABUMBI caus. of dabtambi
DABTAMBI 1. to do repeatedly, to do over a long period of time 2. to pile up (v.i.) 3. to repeat over and over in order to instill, to din into 4. to beat metal thin
DABTARA FOLHO a hammer for beating metal
DABTAN again, repeatedly--see dahūn dabtan i
DABUBUMBI caus. of dabumbi
DABUKŪ fire lighter, small stove, burner
DABUMBI 1. caus. of dambi 2. to light (a fire or lamp) 3. to figure in with, to take into account, to include, to consider 4. to be injured
DABUME including, comprising
DABŪRAKŪ not included, not taken into account
DACAKŪ a wide hair ornament worn in the chignon of Sibe women
DACI 1. from the beginning, once upon a time, formerly, hitherto 2. by itself, by nature
DACI DUBEDE ISITALA from beginning to end
DACILABUMBI caus. of dacilambi
DACILAMBI to inquire, to seek information, to find out
DACILANJIMBI to come to inquire
DACUKAN rather sharp
DACUN sharp, shrewd, decisive, resolute
DACUN JEYENGGE AMBA JANGKŪ a very sharp large sword
DACUN SUKDUN spirit, high morale (especially of troops)
DACUNGGA sharp
DADAGE interjection of affection used when patting an old person or a child on the back
DADARAMBI to open (the mouth), to open wide, to expand
DAIARI a trap for weasels and marmots
DADE 1. originally, at first, in the beginning 2. (postposition) in addition to
DADU MOO gangplank
DADUN 1. lame 2. without hands or feet
DAFAHA chum salmon(Oncorhynchus keta)
DAFUN an arrow wound
DAFUN ENE the arrow wound is too shallow (not deep enough to kill)
DAFUN SAIN the arrow wound is deep (deep enough to kill)
DAGILABUMBI caus. of dagilambi
DAGILAMBI to prepare, to get ready, to set out wine or food
DAHABUMBI 1. caus. of dahambi 2. to subdue, to subjugate 3. to recommend a person possessing a special talent or merit for a high post, without the official examination 4. to paint, to decorate with
DAHABURE AFAHA receipt, bill, list of merchandise
DAHABURE AFAHARI a note containing an order of the emperor inserted into a memorial to the throne
DAHABURE GISUN TUCIBUMBI to give a
grade on the official examination
DAHACAMBI 1. to follow together 2. to receive, to meet 3. to obey
DAHALABUMBI caus. of dahalambi
DAHALAMBI 1. to follow, to pursue, to run down 2. to bring a countersuit against
DAHALANJIMBI to come following
DAHALASI follower, servant
DAHALI 1. the second, the next 2. in playing with the gacuha, the second bone thrown
DAHALI SONJOST number two in the imperial examination, BH 629C
DAHALJI a manservant under a life contract
DAHALTU orderly, manservant
DAHAMBI (perfect participle daha) 1. to follow 2. to submit, to surrender 3. to obey
DAHAME (postposition) because, since
DAHAN a horse from two to five years old
DAHANCAMBI to follow together, to obey together
DAHANDUHAI 1. before long, in a while, shortly, subsequently 2. one after another, in succession
DAHANDUMBI/DAHANUMBI to follow after one another
DAHANJIMBI to come following, to come to surrender
DAHARALAME following, attending
DAHASHŪN 1. obedient 2. posthumous title for the wife of an official of the seventh order
DAHASI a granary attendant
DAHASU obedient, docile
DAHATA a leather bag affixed inside a quiver to hold arrowheads
DAHIBUMBI caus. of dahimbi
DAHIMBI to repeat, to do again
DAHIME again, same as dahin, dahūme
DAHIN again
DAHIN DAHIN repeatedly, again and again
DAHŪ a fur coat worn with the fur outside
DAHŪBUMBI caus. of dahūmbi
DAHŪLAMBI to wear a dahū
DAHŪMBI 1. to repeat, to do again 2. to repair a torn mat
DAHŪME again
DAHŪN again, repeatedly
DAHŪN DABTAN I repeatedly
DAHŪN DAHŪN I repeatedly, time after time
DAI JOO clerk of the Court Chancery
DAI MEI tortoise shell
DAI ENG the hoopoe; cf. indahūn,. cecike
DAI TUNG DOOHAN I TUWAME KADALARA HAFAN I YAMUN the office of the grain transport inspector at Ta-t'ung bridge
DAIBIHAN 1. frame, casement 2. border or edging on quivers and bags
DAICILAMBI to run at an angle, to run askew
DAIC1NG the Manchu dynasty
DAIDAN DOHOLON a type of sour-tasting wild vegetable with willowlike leaves
DAIFAHA a fence made of reeds and willow branches
DAIFAN a high official in ancient times
DAIFASA plural of daifan
DAIFU medical doctor
DAIFU I DORO medicine (the study)
DAIFULAMBI see daifurambi
DAIFURABUMBI caus. of daifurambi
DAIFURAMBI to treat, to practice medicine
DAIFURARA BITHE a medicine book
DAIFUSA plural of daifu
DAIHAN a fish weir
DAILABUMBI caus./pass. of dailambi
DAILAMBI 1. to make war against, to undertake a punitive expedition against 2. to be mad, to be possessed
DAILAHA INDAHŪN a mad dog
DAILAN a military campaign, a punitive expedition
DAILANABUMBI caus. of dailanambi
DAILANAMBI to go to make war against, to go to make a punitive expedition against
DAILANDUMBI/DAILANUMBI to make war against one another
DAILANJIMBI to come on a punitive expedition against
DAIN 1. troops, army 2. war, battle
DAIN COOHA troops, army
DAIN I HAHA a warrior, soldier
DAIPUN a mythical great bird, the roc
DAISELABUMBI caus. of daiselambi
DAISELAMBI to substitute for someone, to take over a post temporarily
DAIЉAMBI to act like a madman, to rave, to rage
DAKDA DAKDA in great leaps
DAKDA DIKDI the same as dakda dakda
DAKDAHŪN 1. curled upward, suspended upward 2. too short (of clothes that have curled upward)
DAKDARI suddenly, unexpectedly, first
DAKDARЉAMBI 1. to jump (up on) 2. to act in an aggressive manner
DAKSA a misdeed
DAKSIN see daksa
DAKŪ see uhe dakū
DAKŪLA the skin on the belly of a fish or animal
DALABUMBI caus. of dalambi
DALACI foreman, leader
DALAMBI 1. to be leader, to be at the head to measure in cubits
DALAN 1. withers 2. dam, dike
DALANGGA dam, dike, pertaining to a dam or dike
DALBA side
DALBAI BOO side wings of a house
DALBAI MOO running hoards on the outside of the railing of a ship
DALBAKI on the side, located at the side(s)
DALBARAME along the side
DALBASHŪN on the side, lying on its side
DALBASHŪN DEDUMBI to lie on the side
DALBU dart, pin, peg
DALDA secluded, hidden spot
DALDABUMBI caus. of daldambi
DALDAHAN 1. a leather cover for a football (mumuhu) 2. a flat piece of bone used as a falcon's perch
DALDAKU 1. a screen, a veil 2. a curtain hung over the entrance of houses when the emperor passed
DALDAMBI to hide from view, to screen, to cover
DALDANGGA a protective wall erected in back of a door
DALDASHŪN covered, hidden
DALGAN piece, lump, fragment
DALGAN BOIHON clod of earth
DALGAN DALGAN I piece by piece, in pieces
DALGANAMBI to form a lump, to form pieces
DALGIYAN WEHE red ocher
DALHAN see dalgan
DALHI repetitious, annoying, tedious
DALHIDAMBI to be repetitious, to be tedious
DALHIHANAMBI to become crumbly, to harden (of fat)
DALHŪDAMBI to prattle on and on
DALHUKAN rather sticky, bothersome, annoying
DALHUN 1. sticky 2. annoying, bothersome, too talkative
DALHUN CIFENGGU sputum
DALHŪWAN a sticky pole used for catching birds
DALIBUMBI 1. caus. of dalimbi 2. to cover over
DALIBUN 1. shelter, refuge 2. obstacle
DALIKŪ screen, covering, a protective screen by a doorway, a protective covering, a shelter
DALIKŪ UCE a storm door
DALIMBI 1. to block off, to obstruct, to screen off, to seal, to cover up, to conceal, to protect 2. to force an animal hack into a battue 3. to drive (a wagon)
DALIN shore, riverbank, limit
DALIN AKŪ limitless
DALIRAME along the shore, along a riverbank
DALITUNGGA MAHATŪN a hat worn by military officials in ancient times
DALIYAN 1. a kind of folding pouch worn over the girdle, a satchel 2. a wrestler's garment woven from coarse heavy fiber
DALJAKŪ unconnected with, unrelated
DALJI relation, bearing, connection
DALJI AKŪ unconnected, unrelated; cf. daljakū
DALJINGGA related to, concerned with
DALUKAN bothersome, annoying
DALUMBI to adhere tightly--as hark to a tree or hair to the skin of a scalded slaughtered animal
DAMBAGU tobacco
DAMBAGU GOCIKŪ a pipe (for smoking)
DAMBAGU GOCIMBI to smoke (tobacco)
DAMBAGU OMIMBI same as dambagu gocimbi
DAMBAGU TEBUMBI to put tobacco (in a pipe)
DAMBI 1. to burn (v.i.) 2. to blow (of the wind), to rain, to snow 3. to take care of, to care about 4. to mind someone else's business, to interfere S. to operate, to work (v.i.) 6. to help
DAMBUMBI 1. caus. of dambi 2. to add, to apply (medicine)
DAMDAN a trillion
DAMIN eagle, vulture
DAMJALABUMBI caus. of damjalambi
DAMJALAMBI 1. to carry on a pole 2. to pierce through with an arrow
DAMJAN a carrying pole, a carrying-pole load
DAMJAN SEBSEHE an insect resembling a grasshopper with a fat body and long wings
DAMJAN SELE a window or door latch
DAMJATALA clear through, clean through (of an arrow)
DAMNAMBI to sift, to strain
DAMTULABUMBI caus. of damtulambi
DAMTULAMBI to pawn
DAMTULARA PUSELI pawnshop
DAMTULARA PUSELI I CIFUN pawnbroker's tax
DAMTUN an article for pawning, a hostage
DAMTUN WERIMBI to leave behind as a hostage
DAMU only, but
DAN a snare for wild fowl, wolves, and foxes
DAN DABURAKŪ without noticing someone,
to pay no attention (to other people)
DAN BI AMBA KUMUN musical compositions played while foreign dignitaries and emissaries ascended the steps to the throne room
DAN MU sandalwood; see cakūran
DANAHŪN CECIKE one name for the hoopoe; cf. indahūn. cecike
DANAMBI to go to take care of, to go to aid
DANARA HAFAN First Captain BH 752C
DANCALANBI for a bride to visit her parents' home for the first time after marriage
DANCAN the wife's family
DANCAN I BOO the wife's family
DANCARAMBI see dancalambi
DANG only, just
DANG SEME only
DANGDAKA stretched out, with legs extended
DANGDALI a dragnet used for catching fish
DANGDALILANBI to use a dangdali in fishing
DANGGA elder, belonging to the older generation
DANGGASA plural of dangga
DANGGI at least, a little bit
DANGGIRI a small brass gong hung from a crook--used by Buddhist monks
DANGKAN a hereditary house slave
DANGNABUMBI caus. of dangnambi
DANGNAHAN the soles of shoes and boots
DANGNAMBI 1. to substitute, to replace 2. to oppose, to pit against
DANGNACI OJORAKŪ irreplaceable
DANGNIYABUMBI caus. of dangniyambi
DANGNIYAMBI to kick a football (mumuhu)
DANGPULI a pawnshop
DANGSAHA an open-topped birchbark basket
DANGSE records, document, register, archive, the census register
DANGSE ASARARA KUNGGERI archives office of the Board of Works
DANGЉE BAITAI BOO office of documentary affairs
DANGЉE BARGIYARA HAFAN Sub-Archivist, BH 412A, 413A
DANGSE BARGIYARA TINGGIN archives office, records office
DANGSE CI HŪWAKIYAMBI to expunge from the banner roll
DANGЉE EFULERE BA section for the disposal of records
DANGSE EJERE HAFAN Archivist, BH 412A, 413A
DANGSE EJERE TINGGIN Record Office, BH 202 etc.
DANGSE FAKSALAMBI to remove from the family register, to expunge from the census register
DANGSE JAFAЉAKŪ Registrar, BH 220, etc.
DANGSE JAFAЉARA HAFAN Registrar, BH 220, etc.
DANGSE JAFAЉARA KUNGGERI registry section of the Office of the Gendarmerie
DANGЉE JAFAЉARA TINGGIN registry office
DANGЉIBUNBI caus. of dangsimbi
DANGSIMBI to reprove, to censure
DANGAN blade of grass, chaff, thread ends
DANIYALABUMBI caus. of daniyalambi
DANIYALABUHA WAI I BA a curve or recess offering protection
DANIYALAMBI to seek cover from, to go to for protection
DANIYAMBI see daniyalambi
DANIYAN cover, refuge, safe place, protection
DANJIMBI to come to take care of, to come to aid
DANOSG'A ILHA Achyranthes aspera
DANUMBI to care for one another, to aid one another
DAR SEME shivering
DAR SEME ЉURGEMBI to shake from cold or fright
DARA waist, lower back
DARA COOHA reserves (troops), relief troops
DARA GOLOMBI to have an ache in the lower back
DARABUBŪMBI caus. of darabumbi
DARABUMBI to invite to drink, to offer a toast, to serve (wine)
DARAMA waist, midsection
DARAMBI (-ka) 1. to draw taut (a bow) 2. to train (falcons, dogs, etc.), to tame 3. to tease, to taunt
DARAMBUMBI to train (falcons, dogs, etc.)
DARANAMBI to go to draw a bow
DARANG SEME long and straight, outstretched
DARANG SEME DEDUMBI to lie stretched out full length
DARANUMBI to invite one another to drink, to toast one another
DARASU an undistilled Mongolian liquor
DARAЉAMBI to stretch a bow fully taut
DARBAHŪN lying straight on the back
DARBALJI sparrow hawk (Accipiter nisus)
DARDAHA ephemerid
DARDAN satin with golden threads interwoven
DARDAN SEME trembling
DARDAN SEME ЉURGEMBI to shiver from cold
DARGALABŪMBI caus./pass. of dargalambi
DARGALAMBI to grant privileges
DARGALAHA AMBAN a dignitary who has retired with full pay
DARGIMBI to shake, to tremble
DARGIYA jugular veins
DARGIYAMBI to hold up the fists, to brandish (a sword or staff)
DARGŪWAN a wooden hoe
DARGŪWAN YANGSAMBI to hoe with a wooden hoe
DARHA CECIKE North China wren (Troglodytes troglodytes)
DARHŪWA reed
DARHUWA CECIKE see dcrha cecike
DARHŪWAN I. pole, staff 2. plowing stick 3. the beam of a balance 4. the same as dargūwan
DARI (postposition) each, every
DARIBUMBI caus. of darambi
DARIMBI (-ka/ha) 1. to scrape against, to rub a sore (of horses) to pass through, to drop by, to perform an errand or other action on one's way somewhere else or while doing something else 3. to make fun of, to mock 4. to roar (of thunder)
DARIMBUMBI to develop a sore by rubbing; cf. darubumbi
DARIN a sore caused by rubbing, a saddle sore
DARINAMBI to drop in on, to pay a casual visit
DARKA CECIKE snipe; cf. karka cecike
DARMALAME along the back
DARTAI 1. suddenly 2. temporarily
DARTAI ANDANDE suddenly, in a moment
DARTAI DE suddenly
DARUBUMBI I. caus. of darumbi 2. to he obligated 3. to develop friction sores 4. to be prone to frequent illnesses
DARUDAI one name for the phoenix
DARUGAN see darhūwan
DARUHAI often, continually, regularly
DARUHAI HUSUN a person engaged for long-term labor
DARUOBI I. to buy on credit 2. to last, to endure 3. to recognize mistakenly
DARŪHA URUN a daughter-in-law taken into the home as a child
DARUN I. a watering spot 2. a landing spot for canoes
DASA plural of da.
DASABUMBI caus. of dasambi
DASAKŪ corrector, something used to repair another thing
DASAMBI 1. to rule 2. to correct 3. to cure 4. to repair
DASAHA JŪGŪN a road prepared for the emperor
DASAME again
DASAN rule, government, control
DAЉAN BE HAFUMBURE YAMUN Transmission Office, BH 928
DASAN BE SELGIYERE HAFAN Lieutenant-Governor 6r Financial Commissioner, BH 825, etc.
DASANGGA keeping order, having talent for government
DASARGAN a prescription, a formula
DASARHAN see dasargan
DASARTUNGGA pertaining to a reformer
DASATAMBI to put in order, to arrange
DASHŪWAN a bow case
DASHŪWAN DUBE the fifth jalan
DASHŪWAN GALA the left wing of the eight banners
DASHŪWAN I MUHEREN a ring on a bow case
DASHŪWAN MEIREN the fourth jalan
DASHŪWATU adjutant of the left battalion
DASIBUMBI caus./pass. of dasimbi
DASIHI dust, dirt
DASIHIKŪ GASHA a bird of prey
DASIHIOBI I. to swoop down and seize (of birds of prey) 2. to immolate
DASIHIRE HAFAN Major, BH 752B
DASIHIYABUMBI caus. of dasihiyambi
DASIHIYAKŪ a feather duster
DASIHIYAMBI to dust with a feather duster
DASIKŪ a cover, a top
DASIMBI to cover, to shut
DASIN handle, grip
DASITAMBI to conceal, to gloss over
DASU children
DASU MAKTAMBI to use felled trees as a defense against enemy arrows
DASUKŪ fish hark, osprey; cf. suksuhu
DASUMBI to lead a dissolute life
DAЉOSE boy, lad, servant boy
DAЉURAMBI to harm, to damage
DAURAN damage, harm.
DATA plural of da
DATSAI FAKSI one who decorated houses on festivals
DATSAILAMBI to decorate houses during a festival
DAYABUMBI I. caus./pass. of dayambi 2. to execute
DAYACAMBI to depend on together
DAYAMBI to be dependent on, to rely on (someone else's power or influence),
to attach oneself to someone for gain
DAYANAMBI tc go to depend on
DAYANCAMBI to shake the head (of horses)
DAYANDUMBI/DAYANUMBI to depend on one another
DAYANJIMBI to come to rely on
DE the dative-locative particle
DEB SEME everywhere
DEBDEREMBI to beat, to flap (wings)
DEBDEREMBI to beat the wings vigorously
DEBE DARA swarming (of insects)
DEBEMBI (-ke) to overflow, to run over
DEBERE BE GIDARA JAHŪDAI a boat used at flood time
DEBEN overflowing, flooding
DEBEREN the young of animals
DEBEREN GŪLIN CECIKE a small Chinese oriole; cf. gūlin cecike
DEBEYE ORHO moss, lichen
DEBKEBUMBI caus. of debkembi
DEBKEJEMBI to come loose, to come unraveled; cf. subhejembi
DEBKELEBUMBI caus. of debkelembi
DEBKELEMBI to untwist, to unravel
DEBKEMBI to bring up again, to take up again
DEBSE I. a cake nade of fruit 2. a ceremonial arrow used by shamans
DEBSEHUN drooping (eyelids), sleepy-looking
DEBSEREMBI to droop (of the eyelids)
DEBSIBŪKŪ cloth of a flag or banner; cf. wadan
DEBSIKŪ fan (made of feathers)
DEBSILEMBI to tower above, to go before
DEBSIMBI to fan, to flap, to flutter
DEBSIRE GARUNGGŪ KIRU a banner depicting a soaring phoenix
DEBSIN fanning, flapping
DEBSITEMBI to fan continually, to flutter continually
DEBЉEMBI see debsimbi
DEBTELEBUMBI caus. of debtelembi
DEBTELEMBI to untangle, to unravel
DEBTELIN a volume (of an old-style book), a book, a notebook
DEBTELIN I BURGIYEN cover of a book
DEBUMBI caus. of dembi
DEDE DADA restless
DEDENGGI frivolous, loose in behavior (of women)
DEDUBUMBI 1. caus. of dedumbi 2. to let lie, to put to rest 3. to put to bed 4. to rise (of dough), to leaven
DEDUCEMBI to lie down together, to sleep together
DEDŪMBI I. to lie down, to lie 2. to spend the night (with) 3. (v.t.) to bed, to take to bed (a woman)
DEDURE BIYA month of confinement after parturition
DEDURE BOO bedroom
DEDUN 1. an overnight stopping place, a post station 2. one day of a journey
DEDUNEBUMBI caus. of dedunembi
DEDUNEMBI to go to spend the night
DEDUNGGE HENGKETU an insignia of a reclining melon on wood (used by the imperial guard)
DEFE I. a measure for cloth, a bolt (of cloth) 2. border, hem
DEFELINGGU bolt (of cloth)
DEFELIYEMBI (-ke) to lie in strips
DEFERE an edible fernlike wild plant (Dryopteris crassirhizoma)
DEFU bean curd; cf. turi miyehu
DEHE fishhook
DEHEBUMBI caus. of dehembi
DEHELE a short sleeveless jacket, a fur riding jacket
DEHELEMBI to hook, to catch with a hook
DEHELEN a short sleeveless jacket
DEHELI SONJOSI third in the court examination
DEHEMA husband of mother's sister-uncle
DEHEMATA plural of dehema
DEHEMBI I. to refine, to smelt, to temper 2. to cure (tobacco)
DEHEHE AISIN refined gold
DEHEME mother's younger sister--aunt
DEHEMETE plural of deheme
DEHEN refining, smelting, curing
DEHENGGE ЉURUKŪ a boat hook
DEHEREMBI to stir up, to rouse
DEHI forty
DEHICI fortieth
DEHIMBI see dehembi
DEHITE forty each
DEHUREMBI to search everywhere
DEIDE black buckwheat flour, whole buckwheat flour
DEIJIBUMBI caus./pass. of deijimbi
DEIJIKŪ firewood
DEIJIKŪ BE KEMNERE KŪWARAN storage place for fuel in the Board of Works
DEIJIMBI to burn
DEIJIN burning
DEIJIN I HIJA a vessel used for burning offerings (e.g., paper money)
DEIJIN I UKDUN a kiln for tile and bricks
DEISŪN waistband (of skirts and trousers)
DEJI 1. choicest (part), the cream, the best part 2. the first portion offered as a sacrifice to the
deities or to the guest of honor
DEJI BUMBI to offer the choicest part to one's elders or superiors
DEJI JAFAMBI to take the best or choice part
DEK SEME rising, beginning
DEKDE DAKDA up and down, uneven
DEKDEBUMBI I. caus. of dekdembi 2. to reappear, to rise again
DEKDEHUN I. somewhat high, rather high 2. upward
DEKDEKŪ float on a fishing pole, float for an oil lamp
DEKDEKŪ DOOHAN a pontoon bridge, a floating bridge
DEKDELEMBI to get up, to spring up
DEKDELJEMBI to start (from fright while sleeping)
DEKDEMBI to float, to rise
DEKDEN floating, rising
DEKDEN I GISUN I. everyday saying 2. baseless talk, gossip
DEKDEN I HENDUHENGGE as the saying goes . . .
DEKDENGGE exalted
DEKDENGGI the fat that floats to the surface of water in which meat is boiled
DEKDENI GISUN see dekden i gisun
DEKDERHŪN one name for the seagull; cf. kilahūn
DEKDERILEMBI to rise high
DEKDERЉEMBI to be deluded, to be carried away over something, to be crazy
DEKE see deken
DEKEN I. rather high 2. a mu--approximately one sixth of an acre 3. a rise, a high place
DEKIMBI see deijimbi
DEKJIMBI (-ke) I. to develop, to improve, to prosper 2. to burn
DEKJIRE JALUNGGA NAMUN depository for the salt and post administration
DEKJIN developing, prospering
DEKJIN TŪWA prairie fire, forest fire
DEKSITEMBI to be uneasy
DELBIN brim of a hat
DELE 1. top, on top 2. the emperor
DELE HARGAЉAMBI to have an audience with the emperor
DELEJEN a courtyard without walls or moats
DELEKEN rather high or superior, somewhat over
DELEMBI to catch in a noose
DELEN udder, teat
DELEREMBI to come apart at the joints (of wooden objects)
DELERI I. top, surface 2. superficial, careless 3. uppermost
DELESI superficial
DELFERI rash, hasty, careless
DELFIN see delfiyen
DELFIYEN too wide, loose, baggy (of clothes and hats)
DELGE see delhe
DELHE one hundred ch'ing
DELHEBUMBI I. caus. of delhembi 2. to cut up (a slaughtered animal)
DELHEMBI to divide, to separate
DELHEN I. the same as delhe 2. dividing, separation
DELHENTUMBI to make one's last will and testament
DELHENTUHE GISUN will, testament
DELHETU NIRU the same as booi niru
DELI WEHE a large stone, a boulder in a stream
DELIHUN spleen
DELIHŪN MADAMBI to swell (the belly of a horse)
DELIЉEMBI to overflow, to be overabundant
DELIYEHUN see delihun
DELIYEMBI to burn
DELMECEMBI to warn
DELULEMBI to grab the mane of a horse
DELULEME FIYELEMBI to trick ride while grabbing the mane
DELUN mane
DELUN GIDAME FIYELEMBI to trick ride while pressing down on the horse's mane
DEMBEI greatly, in high degree, exceedingly
DEMBI I. to calculate, to reckon 2. to take one's turn at duty
DEMESI braggart, boaster
DEMESIKŪ boasting
DEMESILEMBI to swagger, to act boastfully
DEMNIYEBUMBI caus. of demniyembi
DEMNIYECEMBI to shake, to rock (of a sedan chair)
DEMNIYELEMBI to stretch one's self
DEMNIYEMBI to estimate the weight of an object by weighing it in the hand
DEMSI see demesi
DEMTU the Big Dipper
DEMTU TOKDONGGO KIRU a banner depicting the Big Dipper
DEMULEMBI to be strange, to act strangely
DEMUN 1. odd, peculiar, heretical 2. trick
DEMUNGGE I. strange, peculiar, heretical 2. monster, odd creature
DEMŪNGGE FEKSIN trick riding
DEN I. high, tall 2. loud
DEN BOJIRI ILHA sunflower
DEN JILGAN I in a loud voice
DEN I ICI upward
DEN TU direction pennant
DENDEBUMBI caus. of dendembi
DENDECEMBI to divide with one another, to share with one another
DENDEMBI to divide, to share
DENDEME KADALARA YAMUN a suboffice of some larger unit
DENDEME TACIBURE HAFAN Sub-Registrar, BH 4I2A
DENDEN DANDAN step by step
DENDENUMBI to share together
DENG lamp, lantern
DENG LUNG lantern
DENG TSOO wick
DENG DENG SEME gagging, choking
DENG SEME stuck (for a word), exhausted, at wit's end
DENG SEME ILIMBI to stop from exhaustion (of horses)
DENG SEME OHO stuck for words, at wit's end
DENGGE glorious
DENGGEBUMBI caus. of denggembi
DENGGELJEMBI to shake, to reel
DENGGEMBI to throw far, to fling, to send flying, to throw (in wrestling)
DENGJAN lamp, light