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daaldɑːl˨nwar, fierce fighting.yaƙi. daal a aha jalai hai war is never a good thing.Yaki ba abu mai kyau ba ne.
daalidɑːli˨ ˧nit is waryaki ne
daan dɑːn˧ vto stalktsuguna
daanidɑːni˧ ˧vdutch to evadekauciya
dadadɑdɑ˨ ˧ndaddyuba.
dahamdɑhɑm˨ ˨n1bag the one that women put on their shoulders, handbag.aljuhu Ta mwangha aryeng daham ka. She packed the clothes into a bag.Ta haɗa kayan a jaka.2pocket.
daham 1bag the one that women put on their shoulders, handbag.
daham-ɓushaardɑhɑmɓuʃɑːr ˨ ˨ ˧ ˧nbladdermafitsara
daham-ɦwaladɑhɑmʜwɑlɑ˨ ˨ ˨ ˨nboxakwati
dakmardɑkmɑr˨ ˧nthe fruit of the firish tree whi taste like groundnut.'ya'yan itace (fərish).
daksaidɑksɑi˦ ˦nthrowing at with stone or something.jifa
damaidɑmɑi˦ ˦ndisturbing, worryingdamuwa
damaldɑmɑl˨ ˨na large crowd of people.taron jama'a Ta ma syeməng damal ka. He did the dancing in public.Yayi rawan a taron jama'a.
dambwet-ɗuwoldɑmbwɛtɗuwol˨ ˨ ˧ ˧nthe wall between the openings of the nose.bangon dake tsaƙanin ramukan hanci.
damoidɑmoi˦ ˧nclimbing tuber plant with edible fruits.wani irin tsiro
damshwardɑmʃwɑr˧ ˧nwall gecko.saka
damshwarwall gecko.
dangkuridɑŋkuɾi˧ ˧ ˨nan abusive masquerade in Pyam culture which reveals shameful thing that people do abusively.dodon fallasa a al;adar Pyamawa.
daramdɑɾɑm˨ ˨n1bark of a tree bayan itaceta hya daram kon dumlang ɗye ɗihyalihe cut the bark of the baobab tree for medicine.2skinfata
daram-nungdɑɾɑmnuŋ˨ ˨ ˧nlipsleɓe
darmagyelokdɑrmɑjɛlok˨ ˨ ˧ ˧adjimpolite and degrading way of addressing one who covets.mai sananin kwaɗayi.
darshishdɑrʃiʃ˨ ˨nstink-antgwano
datdɑt˨vto warm something water, food etc on fire.ɗuma a kan wuta
datidɑti˨ ˧ndoing something to excess.fiye da kima
daudɑu˨adjearlysammakofəng tək yila ɗəjenəng ɗyę dau tomorrow we shall start the journe very early.Gobe zamu fara tafiyan da asuba.
davwamidɑvwɑmi˨ ˨ ˨na style of ridging in order to prevent soil from being eroded.kunyaki da aka yi don tare zaizayewar kasa.
dawalkadɑmwɑlkɑ˨ ˨ ˨na designated place where people to gather for ceremonies or festivals.wurin taro

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