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derineach, late, last.
deshi, comp. of deas.
deshmireachda, gs. of deshmireacht, magic, incantation, superstitious practices.
dí, go dí, up to, to, until.
dian, swift, severe.
diànach, last, latest.
diànav, v.n., doing, making.
dian-leaha, v.n., wide open. (dian is here intensive).
diànta, made, done, performed.
diànuim, I do, make.
diàrhad, fut. sg. 1 of derim.
dias, m., an ear of wheat.
dieg, a nie, a nieg, after, behind (followed by gen.).
difiríocht, f., a difference.
díg, f., a trench.
díg, m., the worst of anything.
díhal, m., utmost endeavor, best effort.
díoltas, m., vengeance, revenge.
díon, m., shelter, protection.
díov, from them, of them.
díováll, f., g. díovála, injury, damage, mischief.
dírím, I straighten, direct.
dîs, m., a pair of shears, or scissors.
díshc, dryness, want of milk
diúir, f., a drop.
diúltú (do), v.n., refusing.
dív, to you (pl.)
dlí, m, pl. dlihi, law, rule.
dlúh, close, tight.
dó, is d. lium, I suppose.
dócha, likely, probable.
docharuideach, wretched, miserable.
dohal, m., churlishness, inhospitality.
dóhídi, the more likely.
dóhin, m., g. dóhana, enough, sufficiency.
doirihacht, f., darkness
dóirshóir, m., doorkeeper.
dol, v.n., going.
donas, m., bad luck, mischief.
dorachú, v.n., darkening.
doran, m., fist.
doras, m., gs. doruish, np. dóirshi, a door.
douch, m., np. doucha, a vat, tub: doucha dona, brown tubs.
dôun, m., the world.
dridim, I move (intrans.).
droh-, bad, evil.
droh-veart, f., wicked deed.
droum, m., back.
druíhi, pl. of dry, a wizard
drycht, fm., g. drychda, magic, wizardry.
dryn, m., thorn
dú, pl. of duv.
dua, m., trouble.
dualgas, m., obligation, duty.
duarag, past auton. of derim.
duart, past sg 1 of derim.
