డిల్లపడు ḍillapaḍu, v. n. To be immoveable. 2. To be astounded.
డీ
డీకొను ḍíkonu, v. a. To butt.
డీలుపడు ḍílupaḍu, v. n. To become lean, weak, or feeble. 2. To be defeated. డీలుపఱచు diluparratsu, v. a. To weaken. 2. To defeat.
డు
డుమ ḍuma, part. This word is found in books only, added to verbs, to express the optative mood; as అయ్యెడుమ ayyeduma, May it be so.
డుయ్యు ḍuyyu, v. a. To draw a sword. 2. To open out any thing. 3. To retire, or retreat. 4. To pierce.
డుఱ్ఱుచ్చి ḍurrruchchi, interj. Expressive of defiance to battle.
డుల్లు ḍullu, v. n. To fall, as leaves from a tree. డులుచు ḍulutsu, v. a. To cause to fall; to slacken.
డె
డెందము ḍendamu, s. Mind, heart, opinion.
డెక్క ḍekka, s. A hoof.
డెక్కు ḍekku, v. a. To hinder, prevent, or arrest.
డెప్పరము ḍepparamu, adj. Unattainable.
డెబ్బది, డెబ్భై ḍebbadi, ḍebhbhai, adj. Seventy.
డే
డేగ ḍéga, s. A hawk, or falcon.
డేగాట ḍégáṭa, s. On the fifth day after a marriage, the bride and bridegroom, with all their relations, throw perfumed powder at each other, and this is the name given to that pastime.
డేరా ḍérá, s. A tent.
డొ
డొంక ḍonka, s. A bush. 2. A road, amidst cultivated fields, left for cattle.
డొంకు ḍonku, v. n. T be degraded or decreased, s. Crookedness.
డొక్క ḍokka, s. The belly. 2. The outward shell of a cocoanut.
డొర్లు, డొల్లు ḍorlu, dollu, v. n. To tumble, or roll over; to fall down.
డొల్ల ḍolla, adj. Hollow.
డో
డోకడా ḍókaḍá, s. The hundredth part of any coin.
డోకు ḍóku, v. a. To dig slightly; to root up grass.
డోలీ ḍólí, s. A litter, or dooly, vide చౌతా chautá.
డోలు ḍólu, s. A kind of drum.
