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doaˈdo.ɑv|ENGto be ruined, to be damaged|TPIbagarap|ROEjeyaIDIOMatindi didoaangrygamona doaunhappy, upsetramramonoa doaangryrimandi didoathiefsuxungunoa doaa malicious talker, someone who maligns other peopletoxona doacrazy, rebelliousPHRASElonga doaperiod of bad weather, which results in many ill-effects on the village
domˈdomna|ENGBanyan tree, deciduous variety|TPIfikus|ROEjomGENERICxaitreeFicus benghalensis
donkiˈdon.kina|ENGdonkey|TPIdonki|ROEdonkiGENERICasaxafaunabuxuanimalEnglish
dongdongiadoŋ.ˈdo.ŋi.ɑv|ENGto litter, to pollute|TPIrabisim, mekim doti|ROEjuangIDIOMdongdongia sanggato defile, to corrupt oneself with actions such as smoking or swearing
dongdongia sanggadoŋ.ˈdo.ŋi.ɑclause|ENGto defile, to corrupt oneself with actions such as smoking or swearing|TPImekim doti|ROEjuang sanggaUdongdongia sanggama mana kubolu diandi.You have corrupted yourself with bad behavior.
dowoˈdo.wona|ENGsmall black bird species|TPIpisin|ROEsuala manginaGENERICmangbird
doxokdoxokdo.ˌɣok.do.ˈɣokna|ENGfloating debris or driftwood|TPIsamting i trip long wara|ROEgajugajiBagula rung etua mana doxokdoxokdi, saing daxap mauli.It (a bird) will sit on top of floating debris, and be carried along.
doxongdo.ˈɣoŋv|ENGto flow rapidly, the act of a stream or river moving through rapids|TPIkalap|ROEpiri
duaibaunaˌdu.ɑi.ˈbɑu.nɑni|ENGsea cucumber species|TPIsi kukamba|ROEsiraiGENERICmoxasnake
duangadu.ˈɑ.ŋɑna|ENGelderly man|TPIlapun man|ROEkongaDuanga Hans xauna ila saing rung xauna maluxu oxata yabania.The old man Hans also went and sat down in the middle of the work space.
dubakˈdu.bɑkna|ENGgeneral term for any type of ant|TPIanis|ROEdoungSPECIFICdigabangant spdiukant spdubakant spimuxuant spmotatapant spmunmunralaant sptamtamant sptitimungharinginaant sptungtungant spxaraxaraant spyanggasungant sp
dubakˈdu.bɑkna|ENGlarge red ant species that bites and makes nests with leaves in the trees|TPIkorakum|ROEdoung tinanaGENERICdubakant
dubakbaunaˌdu.bɑk.ˈbɑu.nɑni|ENGlightning bug that is similar to an ant|TPIbinatang|ROEdaung tinanaGENERICmoxasnake
dubiˈdu.bi1v|ENGto drill, to make a hole by drilling|TPIdrilim|ROEkiria
dubiadu.ˈbi.ɑv|ENGto dispose of|TPIrausim|ROEjubia
dubingdu.ˈbiŋna|ENGNoni tree|TPIdiwai|ROEgowaGENERICxaitreeMorinda citrifolia
duduˈdu.duv|ENGto cap, to put a lid on something|TPIpasim|ROEjuju
duduˈdu.duv|ENGto surge or swell, as in a tsunami or someone’s stomach swelling|TPIsolap|ROExutuBauna gamonoa dudu bila haingdi gamoding mana gara haundi.Her mother’s abdomen swelled up like women who are pregnant with new children.
dudubaxekˌdu.du.ˈbɑ.ɣɛkna|ENGwhite cicada species|TPIbinatang|ROEnisisiGENERICmoxasnake
dudumaiˌdu.du.ˈmɑiv|ENGto be stubborn|TPIbikhet|ROEparengaSYNONYMSdudunastubbornness
dudunaˈdu.duna|ENGstubbornness, the state of being stubborn or difficult|TPIbikhet|ROEparenganaSYNONYMSdudumaistubborn
dudutiˈdu.du.tiv|ENGto stuff, to pack, to block up with an instrument, as in the ears with cotton|TPIpasim|ROEbunuIDIOMduduti tanganliandistubborn, someone who won’t listen
duduti tanganliandiclause|ENGstubborn, someone who won’t listen|TPIbikhet|ROEbunu talinganahe stuffs his ears
duduxangˌdu.du.ˈɣɑŋFree variantdadaxangv|ENGto scoot forward toward someone or something|TPIsurik i kam|ROEjuriaBauna xap yap saing duduxang mala xalutia ba riuba.His mother took fire and moved toward the doorway to go down now.CROSS REFERENCEbibixascoot.sidewayssuibackup
duindiˌdu.in.ˈdiʔna|ENGCommon Paradise Kingfisher|TPIpisin|ROEduiduiGENERICmangbirdTanysiptera galatea