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deranzman (n)
1. diarrhoea
2. trouble
3. mechanical or physical dislocation erroneously thought to cause diarrhoea
derap (v) Variation(s): derape
1. to skid, to side-slip
2. to rave
3. to go off the subject, to be irrelevant
derapaz (n)
1. skidding
2. raving
derasinaz (n)
work of up-rooting
derasinn (v) Variation(s): derasine
1. to uproot
2. to eradicate
3. to tear one from one`s native land, to be torn from one`s native-land
deregle (v)
1. to get out of order, to put out of order
3. to live dissolutely
deregle (n & azek)
not mentally fit
derey (v) Variation(s): dereye, deray, deraye
1. to run off the line
2. to act foolishly, to talk nonsense
derezonab (azek)
unreasonable, senseless
derezone (v)
to reason falsely, to talk nonsense, to rave
derik (n)
derrick, crane, winch
deriv (v) Variation(s): derive
1. to derive
2. to drift, a la deriv = to go astray
derizwar (azek)
1. trifling
2. insignificant
dernye (azek)
1. last, latest
2. youngest child in a family
3. lowest, meanest, vilest
dernyeman (azek) Variation(s): dernyerman
lately, recently
derob (v) Variation(s): derobe
to steal, to pil fer
2. to confuse, to be confused
derul (v) Variation(s): derule
1. to unroll, to spread out
2. to develop
3. to take place, lavi ki pe derule = the times we live in
derulman (n)
1. development
2. procedure
derut (v) Variation(s): derute
1. to lead astray, to set at fault
2. to baffle, to be baffled
derutan (azek)
confusing, baffling
deryer (n)
1. behind, backside, posterior, arse
2. back, rear, tailboard, stern, poop
deryer (azek)
laru deryer = hind wheel
deryer (adv & prep)
behind, after, syez deryer = rear seat
des (n)
1. desk
2. India
desal (v) Variation(s): desale
to unsalt, to be unsalted
desam (n)
december, rob-desam = night gown
desan (azek)
decent
desandan (n)
1. posterity, descendant, offspring, issue
2. descent, slope
desandans (n)
descent, lineage
desann (v)
1. to go down, to go down stairs
2. to get off, to dismount
3. to land, to go ashore
4. to slope, to go downhill
5. to ebb, to fall
6. to be descended from
7. to take down, to take off
8. to lower, to degrade
9. to shoot down, to k
desantdelye (n)
a visit to the scene of the event {esp. of a crime)
desantdili (n)
bedside mat
desantraliz (v) Variation(s): desantralize
to decentralize
desantralizasyon (n)
decentralization
desarz (v) Variation(s): desarze
1. to unload, to be unloaded
2. to ejaculate (esp. of sperm)
3. to be discharged (esp. from hospital)
4. to empty
desarz (n)
1. discharge
2. drain
desbinn (n)
dust-bin
dese (n)
death, decease, ak-dese = death certificate
desel (v) Variation(s): desele
1. to unseal, to be unsealed
2. to loosen
desemele (v)
to unsole
desenn (v) Variation(s): desene
to run wild, to run riot
desepsyon (n)
disappointment, deception
deser (v) Variation(s): desere
1. to loosen, to unfasten
2. to be loosened, or unfastened
deser (n)
dessert
deserkle (v)
to unhoop
deservi (v)
to run a service (esp. buses)
deses (v) Variation(s): desese
1. to dry up, to be dried up
2. to waste, to emaciate
3. to lose weight
desevan (azek)
deceptive, disappointing
desevwar (v)
1. to disappoint
2. to surprise
desi (azek)
1. disappointed
2. disillusioned
desid (v) Variation(s): deside
to decide, to make up one`s mind, to choose
deside (azek)
determined, resolute, confident
desifrab (azek)
1. capable of being deciphered
2. legible
desifre (v)
1. to make clear
2. to read
desikotaz (n)
work consisting of up rooting of stumps
desikote (v)
to uproot
desin (n) Variation(s): desen
drawing, sketch, pattern, design
desinater (n)
1. illustrator
2. industrial designer
desir (v) Variation(s): desire, disir, disire
1. to tear, to tear up
2. to be torn
3. to give a hiding to
4. to eat
5. to fuck, to rape
desire (n) Variation(s): disire
beating
desito (adv)
as soon as
desizyon (n)
decision, resolution
deskripsyon (n)
description, picturing
desot (v) Variation(s): desote
to overtake
despot (n)
1. despot
2. dictator
dester (n)
duster
destin (n) Variation(s): desten
1. destiny, fate, lot
2. inevitability
destinasyon (n)
destination
destine (n)
destiny, fate, lot
destinn (v) Variation(s): destine
to destine, to be destined
destitye (v)
to dismiss, to remove from office
destriksyon (n)
destruction
destrikter (n)
destroyer, ravager, spoiler
destriktif (azek)
destructive, destroying
destroyer (n)
destroyer
desu (n)
underskirt
desud (v) Variation(s): desude
to unsolder, to be unsoldered
desul (v) Variation(s): desule
to sober up, to got sober again
deswit (adv)
1. immediately, at once
2. one after the other
det (n)
debt
det (adv) Variation(s): devet
ought to
detan (n)
two-step dance
detann (v)
to relax
detant (n)
relaxation
detanzantan (adv)
from time to time, rarely
detanzaot (adv)
from time to time
detas (v) Variation(s): detase
1. to detach, to untie, to unfasten, to undo
2. to get loose
3. to disengage oneself, to break off with
detasman (n)
act of separating, detaching
detay (v) Variation(s): detaye
1. to retail, to sell by retail
2. to cut out
3. to detail, to relate minutely
detay (n)
1. retail
2. detailed account, particulars
3. small matter, trifle, enn detay sa = of minor importance
detayan (n)
retailer
detayman (n)
particulars, minute details
detekte (v)
to detect
detektiv (n & azek)
detective, lisyin detektiv = police dog
detenir (v)
to detain, to hold, detenir puvwar = to hold power
detenn (v)
to run (esp. of dye in cloth)
deter (v) Variation(s): detere
1. to dig up, to disinter, to unearth
2. to find, to discover, priz deter = earth used in electrical installations
determinan (azek)
determinant, decisive, conclusive
deteryor (v) Variation(s): deteryore
to deteriorate, to impair, to grow worse
deteryorasyon (n)
deterioration
deterzan (n)
detergent
detestab (azek)
detestable, hateful, odious
deteste (v)
to detest, to hate, to dislike, to loathe
detin (v) Variation(s): deten
1. to lose colour, to fade
2. to come off (esp. of colours)
3. to lose countenance
detin (azek) Variation(s): deten
disconcerted
detol (n)
disinfectant
detonater (n)
detonator
detonn (v) Variation(s): detone
to be out of tune, to sing or play out of tune
detranp (v) Variation(s): detranpe
to dry, after deing soaked
detres (n)
distress
detrip (v) Variation(s): detripe
1. to gut
2. to disembowel, to kill
3. (fig) to take someone apart
detrir (v) Variation(s): detrwrir
1. to destroy, to exterminate
2. to demolish
3. to ruin
detro (adv)
1. too much
2. going too far
detronn (v) Variation(s): detrone
to dethrone
detrwa (n)
straits
detrwa (azek)
a few, some
detur (n)
1. detour, roundabout way
2. diversion
detur (azek)
two-turns
deturn (v) Variation(s): deturne
deturn fon = to steal money, deturn latansyon = to distract, deturn enn avyon =
to hijack
deturnman (n)
deviation, deturnman miner = corruption of a minor, deturnman fon =
embezzlement
deva (n)
god, good spirit
devaliz (v) Variation(s): devalize
to rob, to rifle
devalyasyon (n)
devaluation
devalye (v)
to devalue
devan (n)
front
devan (adv) Variation(s): divan
1. in front
2. leading
devans (v) Variation(s): devanse
1. to break open
2. to get in front of the others
devantir (n)
the front part of a house
devastasyon (n)
devastation, ravage, havoc
devastater (n)
devastator, ravager
devaste (v)
to devastate, to lay waste
devergonde (n & azek)
shameless, dissolute, debauched
devers (v) Variation(s): deverse
1. to throw, to dump
2. to flow into
devet (adv)
1. perhaps, maybe
2. ought to
devi (n)
estimate
devi (azek)
by sight, pwin devi = point of view, opinion
devid (v) Variation(s): devide
1. to empty, to be emptied
2. to unbosom oneself, to vent, devid enn bobinn = to wind off
devide (azek)
empty
devin (n) Variation(s): deven
diviner, soothsayer
deviner (n)
guesser
devinet (n)
riddle, poser, conundrum, puzzle
devini (v)
to become, to turn into
devinn (v) Variation(s): devine
1. to divine, to foretell, to predict
2. to guess
devir (v) Variation(s): devire
1. to turn upside down, to overturn, devir anba-lao = to turn upside-down, bol devire
= a rice dish
2. to topple
3. to capsize
devis (v) Variation(s): devise
to unscrew, to be unscrewed
deviz (n)
1. motto
2. currency, deviz etranze = foreign exchange
devizaz (v) Variation(s): devizaze
to stare, to stare down
devlop (v) Variation(s): devlope
1. to unwrap
2. to grow
3. to expound
4. to develop (including of films)
devloper (n)
chemical used in film development, developer
devlopman (n)
1. development, growth, progress
2. the Development Works Corporation
devor (v) Variation(s): devore
1. to devour, to eat up greedily
2. to dissipate, to squander
devorer (n)
devourer, glutton (esp. of male)
devorez (n)
devourer, glutton (esp. of female)
devwal (v) Variation(s): devwale
1. to reveal, to disclose
2. to unveil
3. to take the sails out of the boat
devwar (n)
1. homework (esp. of school)
2. duty, fer twa enn devwar ale = you must make a point of going, devwar konzigal
= conjugal love-making
devwe (azek)
1. devoted, dedicated, hard-working
2. devotee
devwe (v)
to devote oneself, to dedicate oneself
devyasyon (n)
1. deviation
2. diversion (esp. of a road)
devye (v)
to deviate
dey (n)
mourning, biro dey = undertaker `s shop, an dey = in mourning
deza (adv)
already, before, previously
dezabitye (v)
to disaccustom, to lose the habit of, to leave off doing
dezabiy (v) Variation(s): dezabiye
1. to undress, to strip
2. to expose
dezabiye (n)
dressing-gown
dezabonn (v) Variation(s): dezabone
to withdraw one`s subscription
dezagreab (azek)
unpleasant, distasteful, offensive
dezagreman (n)
annoyance, discomfort, trouble
dezagreze (v)
to collapse
dezakor (n)
1. disagreement, discord, an-dezakor = to be at variance, not of the same opinion
2. not on good terms
dezakord (v) Variation(s): dezakorde
to untune, to be untuned
dezakutim (v) Variation(s): dezakutime
to lose the habit of, to leave off doing
dezalter (v) Variation(s): dezaltere
to quench one`s thirst
dezalteran (azek)
thirst-quenching, refreshing
dezanfil (v) Variation(s): dezanfile
1. to unthread
2. to unstring
dezanfle (v)
to reduce the swelling, to become less swollen
dezangaz (v) Variation(s): dezangaze
1. to disengage, to be disengaged
2. to dissociate oneself from
dezapruv (v) Variation(s): dezapruve
to disapprove, to blame
dezarm (v) Variation(s): dezarme
to disarm, to be disarmed
dezarme (azek)
unarmed, inoffensive
dezarmeman (n)
disarmament
dezas (n)
disaster
dezavantaz (n)
disadvantage, detriment, handicap, drawback
dezavantaz (v) Variation(s): dazavantaze
to disadvantage, to handicap, to be handicapped
dezavi (n)
d�j� vu, strong but mistaken sense of having been somewhere before
dezavwe (v)
1. to disavow
2. contradict
dezaziste (v)
to disjoin, to dis arrange
dezekilib (n)
unbalance, lack of balance
dezekilibre (v)
to unbalance, to be unbalanced
dezel (v) Variation(s): dezele
to thaw
dezene (n) Variation(s): dezne
lunch
dezenere (azek)
degenerate
dezenn (v) Variation(s): dezene
to lunch
dezer (n)
1. desert
2. a solitary place
dezer (adv)
two o`clock
dezer (azek)
uninhabited, unfrequented, solitary
dezerit (v) Variation(s): dezerite
to disinherit
dezerite (n)
the outcasts of fortune, the poor
dezert (v) Variation(s): dezerte
to desert, to abandon
dezerte (azek)
deserted
dezerter (n)
deserter
dezesperan (azek)
desperate, hopeless, discouraging, disheartening
dezespere (v)
1. to despair, to lose hope
2. to be desperate, hopeless, disconsolate, disheartened
dezespere (azek)
desperate
dezespwar (n)
despair, grief, affliction
dezevre (azek)
miserable
dezidrat (v)
to dehydrate, to be dehydrated
dezinfeksyon (n)
desinfection
dezinfektan (n & azek)
disinfectant, disinfecting
dezinfekte (v) Variation(s): dezenfekte
to disinfect, to cleanse, to purify
dezini (azek)
disunited
dezintegre (v)
to disintegrate, to split
dezinteres (v) Variation(s): dezinterese
1. to dissociate oneself from something
2. to lose interest
dezintoksik (v) Variation(s): dezintoksike
to deintoxicate
dezintoksikasyon (n)
deintoxication
dezir (n)
desire, wish, longing
dezir (v) Variation(s): dezire
1. to desire, to wish for, to long for, to want
2. to digest
dezirab (azek)
desirable
deziste (v)
to desist, withdraw one`s candidacy
dezisteman (n)
dezistance, withdrawal
deziyn (v) Variation(s): deziyne
to nominate, to appoint
dezobeir (v)
1. to disobey (esp. of someone)
2. to break (of law, rule)
dezobeisan (azek)
disobedient
dezobeisans (n)
1. disobedience
2. contumacy
dezolasyon (n)
grief, affliction
dezole (adv)
sorry
dezoner (n)
dishonour, disgrace, shame
dezonor (v) Variation(s): dezonore
1. to dishonour, to disgrace, to bring to shame
2. to be dishonoured, disgraced, brought to shame
3. to seduce, to be seduced
dezonoran (azek)
dishonourable, disgraceful, shameful
dezord (n)
1. disorder, confusion, mess, muddle
2. disturbances, riots
dezord (azek)
leading a disorderly or dissolute life, fam dezord = a prostitute
dezorder (n)
disorderly, unruly person
dezordone (azek)
disorderly
dezorganiz (v) Variation(s): dezorganize
1. to disorganize, to throw into confusion
2. to be disorganized
dezorganizasyon (n)
disorganisation
dezorme (adv)
henceforth, from now on
dezoryant (v) Variation(s): dezoryante
1. to mislead, to lead astray
2. to be misled to be led astray
dezos (v) Variation(s): dezose
to bone, to be boned
dezose (azek)
boned, boneless
dezyem (azek)
second, dezyem lo (sex ist expression) = girlchild
dezyeman (adv)
secondly
diber (n)
1. butter, margarine, pas diber = to flatter with a view to cheating
2. stools (esp. of babies) kut kuto dan diber = very easily, diber
dible (n)
wheat, lafarinn dible = whole wheat flour
dibri (n)
disorder, set dibri = to create chaos
dibut (v) Variation(s): dibute
1. to stand
2. to stand up
3. to stand up for
dibwa (n & azek)
wood, of wood, met dibwa pwint = to put pressure on someone, dibwa rape
= sorcery, dibwa du = sugar cane, fit enn zoli
dibyin (n) Variation(s): dibyen
property, estate, wealth, pu so prop dibyin = for his own good
did (n)
older sister
didaktik (azek)
didactic
didi (n)
sister, or big sister
Diego Garcia (n)
islands, part of Mauritian territory, now occupied by US base
difam (v) Variation(s): difame
to defame, to slander
difaman (azek)
defamatory
difamasyon (n)
defamation
difamatwar (azek)
defamatory
dife (n)
1. fire
2. light
3. fire arm, met dife = be strict, cause trouble, alim dife = to set fire, met
dife lor kikenn = to put
diferan (azek)
1. different, unlike, dissimilar
2. various
diferans (n)
difference, disparity, contrast, fer diferans = to distinguish
diferansye (v)
to distinguish, to make the difference, to differentiate, to recognize
diferansyel (n)
1. differential (esp. of vehicles)
2. wage differentials
difere (v)
to differ, to be unlike
difere (azek)
delayed, enn match an-difere = a recorded match
difikilte (n)
difficulty, trouble
difil (n)
1. thread
2. wire, difil defer = iron wire, difil kwiv = copper wire, difil barble = barbed
wire, difisil (azek)
1. difficult, hard
2. hard to please, fer difisil = to be particular, fastidious, li difisil konpran =
to be slow to understand
difisilman (adv)
with difficulty, with great pains, not easily
difiz (v) Variation(s): difize
to broadcast, to be broadcasted
difizyon (n)
1. broadcasting
2. spread, propagation, diffusion
difolter (n)
1. unreliable person
2. person causing trouble
diform (azek)
deformed, out of shape, misshapen
diformite (n)
deformity, malformation
difteri (n)
diphtheria
difut (n)
sperm
diko (n)
spray-paint
dikote (prep)
1. aside
2. on the side of
dikrin (n) Variation(s): dikren
horse-hair, fibres, bristles
diksyoner (n)
dictionary
dikta (n)
orders (esp. from bankers)
diktafonn (n)
dictaphone
diktater (n)
dictator
diktatir (n)
dictatorship
dikte (n)
dictation
dikte (v)
to dictate, to impose
dilapid (v) Variation(s): dilapide
to squander, to waste
dilapider (n)
squanderer
dilar (n)
salted pork, bacon
dilat (v) Variation(s): dilate
1. to dilate, to be dilated
2. to explode
3. to shoot a ball straight on a player so as to hurt him
dile (n)
milk, dile kaye = curd, dile kondanse = condensed milk, evaporated milk,
dile lapud = powdered milk, dilebi (n)
sweet in syrup
dilem (n)
dilemma
dilizans (n)
stage-coach
dilo (n) Variation(s): delo
1. water
2. woman, dan dilo = to be lost (esp. of things)
3. easy (esp. of something)
dilo-dilo (adv)
easily
dilo-dilo (azek)
waterly, dilo disik = sugar and water, something very easy, dilo du =
freshwater, dilo mor = lemonade, dilon (n)
dye
dilvil (n) Variation(s): dilwil, delwil
oil, met dilwil fer lalamp alime = to bribe, dilwil koko = coconut oil, dilwil
bwar = castor oil, d
dilye (azek)
diluted
dim (n)
dipped head-lights
dimal (n)
1. wound, hurt, pain, fer dimal = to wound, to hurt
2. harm, damage
dimann (v) Variation(s): dimande
1. to ask, to request, to beg
2. to want, to need, to desire, to require
3. to inquire about, Mo dimann mwa = I wonder, dimann mwa = search me,
dimans (n)
Sunday
dimansyon (n)
dimension, size
dimatin (azek)
a.m., in the morning
dime (n & adv) Variation(s): deme
tomorrow, dime gramatin = tomorrow morning, dime swar = tomorrow
night
dimi (n & azek) Variation(s): demi
half
dimini (azek)
diminished, decreased, reduced
diminisyon (n)
diminution, reduction, abatement, curtailment
diminye (v)
1. to diminish, to decrease
2. to be diminished
3. to ose credibility
4. to reduce, diminye pwa = to lose weight
dimoman (adv)
1. at the same time as
2. no sooner than
3. since
dimunn (n)
1. people
2. a person, ena dimunn = the toilet is engaged
dimwa (azek)
of the month, lafin dimwa = the end of the month
dimyel (n)
honey, mus dimyel = bee, apre dimyel vineg = to treat roughly after treating
gently
din (azek) Variation(s): den
suede, sulye din = suede shoes
dinamik (azek)
dynamic, active
dinamis (n)
dynamism, energy
dinamit (n)
dynamite
dinamit (v) Variation(s): dinamite
to dynamite, to blow up
dinamiter (n)
dynamiter
dinamo (n)
dynamo
dinanisyon (n)
inanition, krev dinanisyon = to die from starvation
dindon (n)
turkey-cock
dine (n)
dinner (esp. of formal dinners)
dinn (v) Variation(s): dine
to dine, to have dinner
dinor (azek)
northerly
dinos (adv)
to be one of
dinosor (n)
dinosaur
diosez (n)
diocese
diosezin (azek) Variation(s): diosezen
diocesan
dip (n)
dip-lights
dipei (azek)
locally manufactured
dipfriz (n)
deep-freeze
dipi (n)
pus
dipin (n) Variation(s): dipen
1. bread, loaf of bread
2. one`s living, travay pu dipin diber = to work for poor wages dipin frir =
cake from bread, dipin mul,
diplikat (n) Variation(s): diplikata
duplicate
diploma (n)
diploma
diplomasi (n)
diplomacy
diplomat (n)
diplomat
diplomatik (azek)
1. diplomatic
2. tactful
diplome (n & azek)
qualified, certificated
diplon (n)
1. lead
2. bullet, shot, projectile
dipozit (n)
deposit account
dipstik (n)
dip-stick
dipwav (n)
pepper, seve dipwav = curly hair, dipwav maron = wild pepper trees
dir (azek)
1. hard, tough
2. rigid, stiff
3. difficult
4. harsh, cruel, latet dir = stubborn, obstinate, met dir = to treat severely or
harshly, travay
dir (v)
1. to tell, to say
2. to instruct, to order
3. to tell on
4. to make mention of
dir (n)
a tough guy, a die-hard, sharp
dir (v) Variation(s): dire
to last
dirab (azek)
hard-wearing, durable
dirabilite (n)
durability
dire (n)
duration
direk (n)
straight blow (esp. in boxing), an direk = live, direk-direk = straight-
foreward
direk (azek)
direct, taks direk = direct taxes, bis direk = express
direksyon (n)
1. direction, bearing
2. steering (esp. of vehicle)
direkteman (adv)
directly
direkter (n)
director, manager, head
direktiv (n)
orders
dires (adv & prep)
besides, moreover
diri (n) Variation(s): duri
rice, diri kri = uncooked rice, diri kanz = overcooked rice, diri frir = fried
rice, diri ma
diriz (v) Variation(s): dirize
1. to conduct
2. to steer
3. to govern, to rule
dirizan (n)
leader, ruler
diroz (n)
pink-coloured cosmetic
dirsi (v)
to grow hard, to harden, to stiffen
dirsisman (n)
hardening, stiffening
diruz (n)
lip-stick
diryon (n)
callosity
dis (n)
1. record
2. disc
dis (n & azek)
ten, tenth
disab (n)
sand, pu met disab dan manze = to spoil something, bef dan disab, sakenn
get so lizye = each one for himself
disan (n)
1. blood
2. family, kin, descent, fer disan marse dan lekor = to fill with fear or
indignation, to excite, fer disan fre, glas mo disan = to fill with fear, f
disansyon (n)
dissension, discord, disunion
disantri (n)
dysentery
disek (v) Variation(s): diseke
to dissect, to be dissected
disel (n)
1. salt
2. fertilizer
3. perspiration, zwe disel = a game, mo disel, mo pa disel = I`m afraid, not
afraid of the rain, bwar
diseminn (v) Variation(s): disemine
to disseminate, to scatter
disern (v) Variation(s): diserne
to discern, to distinguish
disernman (n)
discernment, judgement, insight
diset (n & azek)
seventeen, seventeenth
diset (n)
girl-friend, girl
disetyem (azek)
seventeenth
disid (azek)
1. southerly
2. southern
3. from the south
disik (n)
1. sugar
2. darling, sweetheart, disik blan = white sugar disik ruz = brown sugar,
gato disik = sweets, confectionery
disip (n)
disciple, follower
disipe (azek)
inattentive, unsteady, disorderly (esp. of schoolchildren)
disipline (azek)
disciplined
disipliner (azek)
disciplinary
disiplinn (n)
discipline, training
disiplinn (v) Variation(s): disipline
to discipline, to be disciplined
diskalifye (v)
to disqualify, to be disqualified
diskisyon (n)
1. discussion, debate
2. altercation, dispute
diskit (v) Variation(s): diskite
1. to discuss, to debate, to argue
2. to dispute, to quarrel
diskitab (azek)
debatable, contestable
disko (n)
1. discoteque
2. discoteque music
3. dance
diskoayz (n)
conjunctivitis
diskontiyn (v) Variation(s): diskontiyne
to discontinue, to interrupt, to cease, to leave off
diskotek (n)
a discoteque dance-hall
diskredit (v) Variation(s): diskredite
to discredit, to bring into
diskretman (adv)
discreetly, prudently
diskriminasyon (n)
discrimination
diskriminatwar (azek)
discriminatory
diskur (n)
speech, address, oration, gran gran diskur = pretentious speeches
dislok (v) Variation(s): disloke
1. to dislocate, to disjoint, to dismember
2. to be dislocated
dislokasyon (n)
dislocation, luxation
disolisyon (n)
dissolution, annulling
dison (n)
1. bran
2. sawdust
disosye (v)
to dissociate, to dissociate oneself from
dispanser (n)
dispensary, outpatients department
disparet (v)
1. to disappear, to vanish
2. to be missing
disparisyon (n)
disappearance
dispers (v) Variation(s): disperse
1. to disperse, to drive away, to scatter
2. to be dispersed
dispit (n)
quarrel
dispit (v) Variation(s): dispite
to dispute, to contend, to wrangle, to quarrel
disponib (azek)
1. unoccupied, vacant, available
2. not engaged
3. free
dispoz (v) Variation(s): dispoze
to dispose, to arrange
dispoze (azek)
willing, ready
dispozisyon (n)
1. disposal
2. preparations, arrangements
distan (azek)
1. distant, remote
2. aloof
distans (v)
to out-distance
distans (n)
distance
distans-distans (n)
a little apart, one from another
distil (v) Variation(s): distile
to distil
distilasyon (n)
distillation
distilri (n)
distillery
disting (v) Variation(s): distinge
1. to notice, to discern, to distinguish
2. to distinguish oneself
distingab (azek)
distinguishable
distinge (azek)
distinguished, eminent, noted
distinkman (adv)
distinctly, clearly, plainly
distinksyon (n)
1. superiority, honours
2. distinction, discrimination, san distinksyon = indiscriminately
distinktif (azek)
distinctive, distinguishing, characteristic
distraksyon (n)
recreation, hobby, pass-time
distre (azek)
absent-minded, inattentive
distrer (v)
1. to amuse, to entertain
2. to amuse oneself
3. to digress
4. to have guests
distribisyon (n)
1. distribution
2. prize-giving
distribiter (n)
1. distributor (esp. of newspapers)
2. distributor (esp. in engine)
distribiy (v) Variation(s): distribye
to distribute, to hand out, to give out
distrik (n)
1. district
2. area in one local government
disud (v)
to dissolve, to break up
diswar (azek)
in the evening
diswif (n)
blackened grease around engines
diszoke (n)
disc-jockey
dite (n)
1. tea
2. a cup of tea, dite pir = tea without milk, dite ole = tea with milk, dan dite =
work in tea plantations,
ditin (n) Variation(s): diten
thyme, ditin-persi = parsley
ditor (n)
wrong, offence, injustice, fer ditor = to wrong
ditu (eks)
not at all, not in the least
ditu (adv)
at all
divag (v) Variation(s): divage
to be incoherent, to ramble
divagasyon (n)
incoherence, rambling, divagation
divali (n)
hindu festival of light
divan (n)
1. air, breeze, wind
2. gas
3. divan
4. front
divan (adv)
1. in front of, before
2. to be ahead, to have made progress
divan (prep)
in front of
dive (n)
1. down
2. fluffy seeds
diver (azek)
divers, sundry, several
divers (n)
assortment
divers (n & azek)
prostitute
diversifikasyon (n)
diversification (esp. of agriculture)
diversifye (v)
1. to diversify, to variegate
2. to prostitute oneself
diverti (v)
to amuse oneself, to feast oneself
divertisman (n)
amusement, entertainment
diverzans (n)
divergence, divergency, difference
dividenn (n)
dividend
divilge (v)
1. to divulge, to reveal, to make public
2. to be divulged, to leak out
divin (n) Variation(s): diven
wine
diviniz (v) Variation(s): divinize
to deify
divinn (azek)
divine
diviz (v) Variation(s): divize
1. to divide
2. to disunite, to set at variance
3. to be divided, divize pu renye = to divide and rule
divizyon (n)
1. division
2. league
divors (n)
divorce
divors (v) Variation(s): divorse
1. to divorce
2. to break with
3. to separate
divorse (n & azek)
a divorced person, divorced
diyn (azek)
deserving, meritorious, worthy
diynite (n)
dignity, self-respect
dizef (n)
1. egg, dizef mole = boiled egg, dizef frir, dizef mirwar = fried egg, dizef
pwason
dizenn (n)
ten, about ten
dizer (adv)
ten o`clock
dizer (v) Variation(s): dizere
1. to digest, to be digested
2. to understand, to accept
dizital (azek)
digital, lanprint dizital = finger-print
diznef (n & azek)
nineteen
diznevyem (azek)
nineteenth
dizwit (n & azek)
eighteen, eighteenth
dizwityem (azek)
eighteenth
dizyem (n)
tenth part
dizyem (azek)
tenth
dizyeman (adv)
tenthly
djibuti (n)
Djibouti
do (eks)
denoting affection, wi do = yes, of course, you`re right
dobi (n)
washerman, dhobi, laundry-man
dodo (v)
to sleep
dodo (n)
1. dodo, extinct bird
2. sleep, bed
dofin (n) Variation(s): dofen
1. dolphin
2. dauphin
dogla (n)
1. stupid
2. silly
dok (n)
dock, dockyard
doker (n)
docker
dokiman (n)
document
dokimant (v) Variation(s): dokimante
to document, to give information
dokimantasyon (n)
documentation
dokimanter (n & azek)
documentary film
dokter (n)
1. doctor
2. medical practitioner
doktora (n)
doctorate, doctor`s degree
doktrinn (n)
doctrine
doktris (n) Variation(s): doktores
lady doctor
dol (v) Variation(s): dole
to thin, to smooth bamboo with a knife
dolar (n)
dollars
dolex (n)
paracetamol
dolok (n)
drum
domaz (n)
1. damages
2. loss, harm, damage
domaz (eks)
it`s a pity!
domenn (n)
1. domain, estate, property
2. sphere
3. range
4. category
domestik (n)
domestic employee
domestik (v) Variation(s): domestike
1. to domesticate, to tame
2. to be domesticated
domestik (azek)
1. domestic, homely, household
2. domesticated, tame
dominan (azek)
dominant, predominant, prevalent, ruling, reigning
dominasyon (n)
domination
dominater (n)
dominator, tyrant
dominer (n & azek)
domineering, tyrannical
dominn (v) Variation(s): domine
1. to domineer
2. to dominate, to prevail
3. to control oneself, to have the mastery over oneself
domino (n)
1. game of dominoes
2. one of the 28 domino pieces
domtom (n)
french colony
don (n)
1. gift, present, donation
2. endowment, aptitude, talent
donasyon (n)
donation, grant, fer donasyon = to make over one`s property by deed of gift
doner (n)
donor, giver, doner disan = blood donor
doner (azek)
honoured, viziter doner = important visitor
doni (n)
backless dress
donk (konz)
thus, so therefore
donn (v) Variation(s): done
1. to give
2. to supply
3. to fall heavily (esp. of rain)
4. to deal (esp. at cards)
5. to beat, to maul
6. to give oneself to
7. to prostitute one self, donn fin, swaf, somey = to make hungry,
dont (v) Variation(s): donte
1. to tame
2. to break (esp. of horse)
3. to make fit through wear (esp. new shoes)
dop (v) Variation(s): dope
1. to dope, to be doped
2. to get drugged, to get drunk
dopaz (azek)
dope
doping (n)
dope, doping
dor (v) Variation(s): dore
1. to gild
2. to take a golden hue
dorad (n)
gilt-head (kind of fish)
doranze (n)
1. orange flowers
2. orange flowers in bride`s headdress, symbol of `virginity`
dore (azek)
golden, gold-coloured
dorenavan (adv)
henceforth, from this time forward
dorir (n)
gilding
dorlot (v) Variation(s): dorlote
to fondle, to pamper, to coddle, to pet, to lull
dormant (azek)
dormant, inactive, volkan dormant = dormant volcano
dormer (n)
sleeper, sluggard
dormi (v)
1. to sleep, to go to sleep, to be asleep
2. to lie dormant, to be unemployed (esp. of money)
3. to do nothing, dormi dibut = to be sleepy
dortwar (n)
dormitory
dos (n)
friend
dosil (azek)
docile, submissive
dosilite (n)
docility
dosilman (adv)
submissively
dosye (n)
1. notes, dossier
2. record
3. back (esp. of a seat)
4. top (esp. of table, bed)
dot (n)
dowry
doti (n)
loin-cloth, dhoti
dowa (n)
hope, prayer, wish
doz (n)
a dose
dra (n)
bed-sheet
draf (n)
draft
drafte (v)
to draft
drag (v) Variation(s): drage
to flirt with, to get off with
dragon (n)
1. dragon
2. huge paper dragon
dram (n)
1. shock, problem
2. melo drama
dram (v) Variation(s): drame
1. to pretend to work, to work as little as possible, to avoid work
2. to while away the time
drama (n)
drama, play, fer drama = to act in a play
dramatik (azek)
dramatic
dramatiz (v) Variation(s): dramatize
to dramatize
drapo (n)
1. flag
2. nappie
drastik (azek)
drastic
dray-klining (n)
dry cleaning
drayv (n)
a drive
drayvinngskul (n)
driving school
draze (n) Variation(s): drazle
tiny round sweets
dredlok (n)
dread-locks, rastaman hair-style
drenaz (n)
lavatory with flush system
dres (v) Variation(s): drese
1. to iron
2. to straighten
3. to sort out, regu late
4. to teach a lesson to, to put into his place
5. to press
6. to arrange, to adjust
7. to hold upright
8. to sit up, to stand up
9. to erect 10. to tame, to train (esp. of anima
dresaz (n)
1. training (esp. of animals)
2. breaking (esp. of horses)
drible (v)
to dribble
dribler (n)
dribbler
dril (n)
1. drill
2. cloth called drill
drin (n) Variation(s): dren
a drain
drink (n)
a drink (esp. alcoholic)
drog (n)
drug, dope, doping
drog (v) Variation(s): droge
to dope, to dope one self, to be doped
droge (n)
1. person who takes drugs
2. junky, addict
droge (azek)
drugged, under the influence of drugs
droger (n)
drug-addict, junky
drol (azek)
odd, queer, strange
drolman (adv)
curiously, oddly, strangely
drom (n)
barrel, drum, to blage kuma enn drom vid = empty barrels make the most
noise
dropkik (n)
drop-kick
dror (n)
draw
drwa (n)
right, claim, title, ena drwa to have a right to, drwa lagrev = the right to
strike, drwa laparol = the right to address a group
drwat (adv & azek)
1. straight, direct
2. upright, vertical
3. right (opposite of left)
4. righteous, just, equitable, kote drwat = right-hand side, drwat-drwat
drwatye (n)
right-handed person
du (azek)
1. sweet, sugary, sugared
2. smooth
3. kindly, pleasant, dilo du = fresh water, fer labus du = to please, to give
satisfaction, fer lizye du-du (azek)
rather sweet
dub (n)
doubles (esp. in tennis)
dub (adv & azek)
1. double, duplicate
2. twice as much, twice as many
3. double-dealing, deceitful, azan dub = double-dealer, double agent, fer ku
dub = to kill two birds with one
dubduy (n)
double-socket
duble (v)
1. to double
2. to fold in two
3. to line (esp. of clothes)
4. to repeat a class
5. to over take
dublir (n)
lining
dubtur (n)
key that turns twice
dubtur (azek)
2-turns (esp. of key)
dud (n)
1. milk
2. breast
dudpiti (n)
pasta cooked in milk and sugar
dudu (n)
woman`s breast, dudu vas = cow`s udder
dudu (n)
tit, breast
dudus (v)
to go to sleep
dudus (eks)
go to sleep!
due (azek)
gifted, endowed, talented
duk (n)
hassle, problem, enn duk sa = what a problem
dukya (azek)
pupet dukya = yes-man
dul (n)
a game of marbles
dul (azek)
last
dula (n)
bridegroom
duler (n)
1. pain, ache, suffering
2. grief, sorrow, woe, affliction
dulinn (n)
bride
dulpiti (n) Variation(s): dudpiti, durpiti
pasta cooked in milk and sugar
dulus (n & azek)
last
dumela (n)
meeting of bride and groom`s parties` at wedding
duniya (n)
life, the world
dus (v)
to take a shower
dus (n)
shower
dus (azek)
1. soft
2. meek
3. malleable, ductile
dusdus (azek)
1. rather meek
2. rather malleable
duser (n)
1. sweet things, confection ery, pastry
2. kindness, good nature
dusman (adv)
1. quietly, softly
2. slowly, leisurely
dusman (azek)
rather slow
dusman-dusman (adv)
1. rather quietly
2. rather slowly
3. patiently
4. step by step
dut (n)
1. doubt, uncertainty
2. suspicion
dut (v) Variation(s): dute
1. to doubt
2. to distruct, to mistrust
3. to suspect
dutans (n)
suspicion
duy (n)
1. lamp-socket
2. case, shell (esp. of cartridges)
duz (n & azek)
twelve, twelfth
duzenn (n)
dozen
duzyem (n & azek)
twelfth
duzyeman (adv)
twelfthly
dwa (n)
a finger`s breadth
dwa (v)
to owe, to dwa mwa, to dwa mwa enn kont = I`ll get even with you, I`ll
revenge myself on you
dwanye (n)
customs officer
dwarpuja (n)
a ceremony before marriage
dwatet (adv)
probably, must be
dwayin (n) Variation(s): dwayen
founder, father of a movement
dyab (n)
1. devil
2. a wayward child enn pov dyab = a wretch, poor beggar, dyab-dyab =
beautiful, lovely
dyabet (n)
diabetes
dyabetik (n & azek)
diabetic
dyabinez (n)
diabinase, medicine for diabetis
dyabler (n)
a person supposed to be dealing in witchcraft
dyables (n)
shrew, vamp
dyabolik (azek)
diabolical, devilish
dyabolikman (adv)
diabolically, devilishly
dyadem (n)
diadem, coronet
dyafram (n)
diaphragm (esp. of contraceptive)
dyagnostik (n)
diagnosis
dyagnostik (v) Variation(s): dyagnostike
to diagnose
dyagonal (azek)
diagonal
dyagram (n)
diagram
dyalek (n)
dialect
dyalektik (n & azek)
dialectics, dialectical
dyalog (v) Variation(s): dyaloge
1. to converse, to chat
2. to crack jokes
dyalog (n)
dialogue, chat
dyaman (n)
diamond
dyamet (n)
diameter
dyametrikalman (adv)
diametrically
dyapazon (n)
tuning-fork
dyapo (n) Variation(s): dyapozitiv
slide
dyare (n)
diarrhoea
dyaspora (n)
diaspora
dyastolik (azek)
diastolic, as in blood pressure
dyatermi (n)
diathermy
dyazinon (n)
diazenon, dangerous insecticide
dye (n) Variation(s): bondye
God, dye benis! = God bless you! (said to one who sneezes), dye mersi! =
thank God!, mersi bondye! = thank God!, bon
dyet (n)
diet
dyez (n)
sharp (in music)
dyezel (n)
diesel
dyezel (azek)
diesel
dyo (n)
duet
dyosez (n)
diocese
dyuk (n)
duke
dyupliket (n)
copy, copies
dyuti (n)
1. duty, on call
2. tax
dyutifri (azek)
duty-free