dæg, m. day: as. 18.7, 56.4; gs. dæges 25.3 (adv.), 17, 47.2 (adv.); dp. dagum 3.14, 7.1, 51.4.

dægcondel, f. day-candle, sun: ns. 89.32.

dægrîm, n. number of days: ds. dægr§me 89.8.

dægtîd, f. day-time: dp. adv. dægtî§dum, by day, in the day-time: 15.3, 70.8.

dæl, n. valley: ap. dalu 89.11.

dæl, m. part, share: ns. 26.1, 58.10, 62.4, ?71.9; as. 53.4, 56.9, 70.15; ds. dæle 24.10.

ge-dælan, v.I separate: 1p. gedælað 81.7.

daroþ, m. dart, spear: np. daroþas 54.4.

dêad, adj. dead: nsm. 72.4; asm. d'adne 7.1.

dêaf, adj. deaf: asm. dêafne 47.2.

dêagol, adj. secret: asm. dêagolne 13.21; apn. dêagol 38.39. See dêgolful.

deall, adj. proud (w. dat.): nsf. 29.22; apm. dealle 20.11.

dêað, m. death: ns. 13.11, 81.7; ds. dêaþe 10.15, 26.11, ?80.50; gs. dêaþes 89.32.

dêaðslege, m. death-blow: ap. 3.14.

dêaðspere, n. death-spear: ap. dêaðsperu 1.83.

dêaw, m.n. dew: ns. 27.12.

dêgol, see dêagol.

dêgolful, adj. secret: asm. dêgolfulne 79.13.

delfan, v.3. dig (out): 3p. delfað 38.97.

dêman, v.I declaim, proclaim: inf. 26.11.

denu, f. valley: dp. denum 25.3.

dêop, adj. deep. nsm. 20.6; asn. 4.10; apn. 89.11; gpn. dêopra 54.4.

dêope, adv. deeply: 51.6.

dêor, adj. brave, bold: nsf. 29.16; dsm. d'orum 10.5.

dêoran, v.I praise, glorify: 3p. d'oraþ 9.7.deorc, adj. dark: nsf. 1.51; npn. 1.75; dpf. deorcum 10.9.

dêore, f. dear, precious, excellent: nsm. 15.10; asm. dêorne 41.1; comp. nsm. dêorra 80.37; supl. asn. dêorast 9.9, gsn. wk. dêorestan 31.10, 39.4. See dyre.

dohtor, f. daughter: ns. 23.6, 31.10, 43.5, 76.6; np. 44.2; gp. dohtra 7.12.

dol, adj. foolish, stupid: nsm. 1.83, 18.32, 24.17; nsn. 10.9; apm. dole 9.3, 25.17.

dolg, n. wound: np. 3.13; ap. 57.11; gp. dolga 54.4.

ge-dolgian, v.II. wound: pp. gedolgod 51.6.

dôm, m. 1. (great) judgment, glory: ds. dôme 71.10; gs. dômes 29.16. —2. authority, power: as. 79.13. See wîsdôm.

dôn, v.an. —1. make, perform, do: inf. 57.11; 3s. dêð 65.3; 3p. dÇð 39.7, 47.10 (prepare); pret. 1s. dyde 18.25; 3s. dyde 7.12. — 2. put, bring, take: pret. 3s. dyde 24.3, [?.]yde 75.4.

ge-dôn, v.an. cause: pret. 3p. gedydon 71.6.

ge-drêag, n. tumult, ?suffering: as. 4.10 (ofer deop ~ , over the deep tumult? after severe suffering?).

drêam, m. joy, mirth, music: ns. 26.7. See seledrêam.

drêfan, v.I. stir up, disturb: 1s. drêfe 5.2 (wado ~ , swim); pret. 3s. drê'de 20.16 (lagu ~ , swam).

drêogan, v.2. —1. do, work, perform: inf 37.17, 56.1; 3s. drêogeð 30.10 pret. 3s. drêag 49.5, 54.7. —2. endure, suffer: 1s. drêoge 77.6.

drêorig, adj. sad, bloody, afflicted: dpn. drêorgum 1.75 [MS. dreontum].

drîfan, v.1. drive: 3s. drîfeþ 38.78. See a~, be-drîfan.

drinca, m. drink: as. drincan (or inf?) 10.5, 70.8.

drincan, v.3. drink: 3p. drincað 12.12, 18.12, 61.3; pret. 3p. druncon 53.1, 54.11, 65.14.

drohtað, m. condition of life: as. 4.10.

druncmennen, n. drunken maid: ns. 10.9.

dryge, adj. dry: nsm. 38.77.

dryht, f. multitude, (plural) men: dp. dryhtum 10.15, 48.2; gp. dryhta 26.7, 39.4.

dryhten, m. lord, master, God: ns. 38.12, 81.2, [MS. dryht]; gs. dryhtnes 57.8, 11 [MS. dryht]. See in-, mon-dryhten.

dryhtfolc, n. nation, people: gp. dryhtfolca 24.17.

dryhtgestrêon, n. noble treasure: gp. dryhtgestr'ona 15.3.

dûfan, v.2. dive: pret. 1s. dêaf 72.4; 3s. dêaf 49.5.

dugan, v.PP. avail: 3s. dêag 71.9; pret. 3s. dohte 59.7.

duguþ, f. 1. troop: as. duguþe 89.11. B2. benefit: dp.dugþum 47.10.

dumb, adj. dumb: nsm. 51.6; nsm.wk. dumba 47.10, 57.8; nsf. dumb 29.16; asm.wk.dumban 47.2; dpm. dumbum 48.2.

dûn, f. slope, hill, mountain: ns. 1.51; ap. dûna 36.6; dp. dûnum 25.3.

dûnþyrel, n. hill-hole, burrow: as. 13.21 [MS. dum þyrel].

durran, v.pp. dare: 3s. dear 13.15.

duru, f. door: dp. durum 13.11, 26.7.

dûst, n. dust: ns. 27.12.

dwæscan, v.I. extinguish: 3s. dwæsceð 80.39.

dwellan, v.I. lead astray, deceive: 1s. dwelle 9.3.

ge-dwolen, adj. (pp.of unrecorded gedwelan, v.4. err, go astray). gone astray, perverse, foolish: npm. gedwolene 9.7.

dyfan, v.I dip: pret. 3s. dyfde 24.3.

ge-dygan, v.I. survive: 3s. gedygeð 36.6; 3p. gedygað 1.87.

ge-dyn, m. din, noise: is. gedyne 1.75.

dynt, m. blow: dp. dyntum 25.17.

dyp, n. the deep, sea: ds. dype 1.51.

dyre, adj. dear, precious: nsf. 80.23; gsm.wk. dyran 79.13; apm? dyre 80.13; apn. dyre 38.39; comp. apn.wk. dyrran 47.6. See dêore.

dysig, adj. foolish: apm. dysge 9.3.