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diilɛvadmireN kya diilɛ Adjowa.I admire Adjoa.
diirɛvraiseƆnyiilebo mɔ gi diirɛ mɔ-ansi.The teacher raised his eyes.
diiwunmirrorAkyii mɛ laarɛ diiwu.Women love the mirror.
do-oprepsurpriseFoŋ ti ta do-o.Haven't you finished?
dofa-dofaadvfeebleƆ san faa dofa-dofa.He has become light.
dogbaaadjnNpa mɔ gi bo dogbaa.The bed is soft.
dogɛdɛv1crush; mess upFo berɛ, mii kpɛ taalɛ dogɛdɛ fo.As for you, I can really beat you up.Ɔ dogɛdɛ ɔdoo mɔ asɛ gikyɔ san faa dogɔ-dogɔ dogɔ; fɛɛ, gɛbuɛ gɛ lii nno mɔ, gɛ maŋ loo ɔdoo mɔ dɔ.He has messed up where the trap is so much that when an animal goes there it will not enter into the trap.2to use magic to mess someone upƆ dogɛdɛ wɔra mɔ-kuli.She has charmed her husband.
dogɔ-dogɔadvto powder
donvmore thanAsata bo gisoro don Saasa.Asata is taller than Saasa.
donbonselfish; greedy personFo gyɛ donbo.You are a selfish person.
dongaadjto heat up food or drinkFoŋ tii donga agbankana mɔ ta?Have you not finished heating up the leftovers?
dongbannlarge ape, perhaps gorillaAtɛmenɛ gi mɔɔ dongban.Atemeneh killed an ape.
donsanadvweakɔ san faa donsan.
doobaaadjsurprisedFo ilaa iwɔra me dooba.I am surprised about you.
doofuunhusks of cornSa me doofuu n wɔra me tiidɛ.Give me some husk to give to my goat.
dɔprepin; atTasa mɔ dɔ.In the pan.
dɔkɔnɔnkenkey (steamed corn dough)Nɛ gyi dɔkɔnɔ ndɛ.I ate some kenkey today.
dɔlɛ
dɔnsan-nadvsickly; weakɔ san faa dɔnsan-n.
dɔɔvfarmƆ kya dɔɔ Aberewankor.He farms in Aberewankor.
Dɔɔbofarmer
dɔɔdanadjwell; carefulPaul nyi ge kyaa dɔɔdan.Paul knows how to dance well.
dɔɔkpaasɛndɔɔkpaasɛ yɛɛ, ɔwolɛdɛ mɛŋ gyɛ gigyɔ
dɔɔlɛvtrickMɛ dɔɔlɛ mɔ nyɛ mɔ.They caught him by trickery.
duduadjheavyGɛsola mɔ gɛ bo dudu.The head-load is heavy.