daily [] 1. adj dægehwelc, dæggehwilc; 2. adv dæghwám

daisy [] dægége n, dægeséage n

dalmatic [] díaconrocc m

dam [] f pynding

Danube river [] Donua f

dark [] adj þéostor, þéostre gloomy; þéostorlic obscure

dark space (a ~) [] þrosm m darkness

darkness [] deorcnes f, þéostornes f; þéostorfulnes f obscurity; þrosm m a dark space

deadly [] adj déaðbǽrlic

deafness [] déafu f

debtor [] níedgylta m

December [] Ǽrra Géola m the former Yule month

December [] December m

deck round [] wv/t2 ymbgerénian

declension [] declinung f

decline (in grammar) [] wv/t2 declínian

declivity [] æfdýne m

deformed [] adj ǽhíwe

delay [] ælding f, ielden n

deliberate [] wv/t2 ymbþreodian

deliver [] wv/t1a æthreddan

demand (legally) [] wvt/1b ǽscan

demonstrably [] adv ætíewiendlíce evidently

demonstrative [] adj ætíewigendlic, ætýwigendlic

depravity [] þwéora m

Derbyshire [] Déorbýscír f

descendant [] æftergenga m, æftergengea m

descending [] adj dúnestígende

desolation [] ætlætnes f destruction

destruction [] ætlætnes f desolation

detected [] adj ǽréafe

dew [] déaw m, n, déawung f

die [] wv/i2 déadian¹

digger [] delfere m

disappear [] sv/i2 ætscéotan escape

disturbance [] dréfung f

dive through [] sv/t2 þurhdúfan

divine [] adj dryhtweorð, dryhtwurð

divorced [] adj ǽlǽten

doe (female deer) [] dá f

dog [] docga m

dolphin [] delfin m [L]

doorkeeper [] duruþegn m

doorless [] adj duruléas, dureléas

double [] adj dyple

Dover [] Dofere f

Dover [] Dofre f

dream [] 1. swefn m; 2. wv/t2 swefnian w.a. person; swá hwæt swá hine swefnaþ whatever he dreams;

drinking [] druncnung f

drivel [] wv/t2 dreflian

drone [] drán f

drunken [] adj druncenig, druncenwille, druncenwillen

drunkenness [] druncenhád m, druncennes f, druncenscipe m

dryness [] drýgnes f

duck [] dúce f

Dunstan, a saint born in 925 AD and died in 988 AD [] Dúnstán m

Durham [] Dúnholm m

dusty [] adj dústig, dýstig

dwarf [] dweorg m

dwell around [] wv/t2 ymbeardian

dye [] wv/t2 déagian¹

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