káatlam wɨx̣á waxalxalí ‘harvestmen (Opiliones)’.
297 terms start with “d”
Dam
pák̓ɨnkt; šapáyak̓ɨnkt.
Dam
pák̓ɨnk ‘close off, block’.
Damp
mɨtíit ~ mɨtɨ́t ‘moist’.
Damp
mɨtɨ́tn ‘be damp’.
Dampen
pɨ́ƛ̓a ‘wet or dampen the hair; baptize’.
Dampened
mɨtɨ́tni.
Dance
wáašat ‘generic dance, religious service with dance’; aƛ̓awiłá wáašat ‘beggar dance’; calihúumit ‘skip-dance’; cápkilaakt ‘duck-and-dive dance’; k̓ikumsk̓íkums ~ sk̓ikumsk̓íkums ‘chief’s serpentine dance’; k̓upíipit ‘circle dance’; patkʷayčášat ‘courtship dance’; páwawštaymat ‘wedding dance’; páax̣amt ‘war dance, pow-wow’; payúmšwaašat ‘grouse dance’; tunánknikt ‘funeral dance around a body’; twáyx̣t tkʷátat páax̣amt ‘soup dance’; waalášat ‘the Sunday dance’; wax̣uutpamá wáašat ‘paddle dance’.
Dance
wáaša ‘dance (generic), dance the religious dance’; calihúumi ‘dance the skip dance’; k̓upíipi ‘dance the circle dance’; páax̣amn ‘war dance’; waaláša ‘dance the Sunday dance’; payumšwáaša ‘dance the grouse dance’; šíikaši ‘dance the Shaker dance’.
Dance
nákwaaša ‘dance with’; tunánknik ‘dance around (as around a body “fencing it in” at a funeral)’; wátyasklik ‘dance around’.
Dance-ground
wáaš ‘sacred ground, place where the body lies during a funeral’.
Dancer
waašałá; paax̣amłá ‘war dancer’.
Dandelion
mɨc̓úna ‘false-dandelion, false-agoseris, Nothocalais troximoides (syn., Microseris troximoides‘).
Dangerous
iyíya ‘hazardous, reckless’.
Dangle
wálkaliln ‘hang down, hang upside-down, droop down’.
Dark
sáac̓at ‘very dark’ (as night); čmáakʷ ‘sooty, very black’ (as of a horse).
Dark
táaˀaš ‘getting dark’.
Dark
sc̓átn ‘be dark, be night’; taˀámn ‘be cloudy, fog up, be about to rain’.
Dark
sc̓átnawa ‘get dark on’.
Darkness
sc̓át ‘night, darkness’.