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dáupeins, sf. baptism, washing, 153 and note, 200.
dáupjan, wv. I, to baptize, wash oneself, 200, 320. OE. *d
epan, OHG. toufen.
dáupjands, m. baptizer, 218.
daúr, sn. door, 25, 158, 182. OE. dor, OHG. tor.
daúra-wards, sm. door-keeper, porter, 389. OE. weard, OHG. -wart.
daúr
,
wf.
door.
*daúrsan, pret.-pres. to dare, 335. See ga-daúrsan.
dáu
eins,
sf.
the peril of death.
dáu
jan,
wv. I,
to put to death.
OE. dedan.
*dáu
nan,
wv. IV,
see ga-dáunan.
dáu
s,
aj.
dead,
390.
OE. d
ad, OHG. tt.
dáu
us,
sm.
death,
11, 15, 84, 203.
OE. da, OHG. td.
deigan, sv. I, to knead, form of earth, 300.
*d
s,
sf.
deed,
172, 199.
OE. d
d, OHG. t
t.
See ga-ds.
diabaúlus, diabulus, sm. devil. OE. d
ofol, OHG. tiufal, from Gr. 
through Lat. diabolus.
digans, pp. made of earth.
dis-dáiljan, wv. I, to share, divide, 408.
dis-hniupan, sv. II, to break asunder, 302. Cp. OE.
-hnepan, to pluck.
dis-sitan, sv. V, to settle upon, seize upon, 408.
dis-skreitan, sv. I, to rend, tear, 300.
dis-skritnan, wv. IV, to become torn, be rent apart, 175 note 3, 331.
dis-taheins, sf. dispersion, 361.
dis-tahjan, wv. I, destroy, 408.
dis-taíran, sv. IV, to tear to pieces, 408.
dis-wilwan, sv. III, to plunder, 408.
dis-wiss, sf. dissolution, 361.
diupei, wf. depth, 212, 383. OE. d
epe, OHG. tiuf.
diupi
a,
sf.
depth,
384.
diups, aj. deep, 23, 86, 105, 129, 160, 172, 227, 390. OE. d
op, OHG. tiof.
dius (gen. diuzis), sn. wild beast, 175, 182. OE. d
or, OHG. tier.
diwan, sv. V, to die, 308, 436;
ata diwan,
that which is mortal, mortality.
d
mjan,
wv. I,
to judge,
320.
OE. dman, OHG. tuomen.
d
ms,
sm.
judgment, knowledge, opinion,
45, 122.
OE. dm, OHG. tuom.
*draban, sv. VI, see ga-draban.
dragan, sv. VI, to carry, drag, 15. OE. dragan, OHG. tragan.
dragk, sn. a drink, 354. OHG. tranc.
dragkjan, wv. I, to give to drink, 320. OE. drencan, OHG. trenken.
dráibjan, wv. I, to drive, trouble, vex, 320. OE. dr
fan, OHG. treiben.
drakma, wm. drachma. From Gr.
through Lat. drachma.
See note to Luke xv. 8, 9.
draúhsna, sf. crumb, fragment.
draúihtinassus, sm. warfare, 381.
draúhtin
n,
wv. II,
to war,
425.
dreiban, sv. I, to drive, 300. OE. dr
fan, OHG. trban.
drigkan, sv. III, to drink, 17, 158, 304, 436. OE. drincan, OHG. trinkan.