Words

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darṣ - piece of wood used as the mark in the traditional triple jump competition
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dέsdes - to knock, to tap (CSOL II 450)
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dšinḳ - interjection describing the disappearance of an evil spirit (CSOL II 451)
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dóte - one of the four seasons of the year (approximately April-May-June), “spring” (CSOL II 451; LS 137; CSOL I 530)

Note also the expressions di-bɛʰ-dóte ‘a year of draught (“one without spring”)’ (CSOL I 30:30) and di-dóte ‘in spring’ (CSOL II 30:35).

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díṭhɔ - like this (CSOL II 451)
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díyyeʰ - good (CSOL I 531; CSOL II 451; LS 126; Naumkin et al. 2015a:67)

ľáraḥk áḷḷaʰ díyyeʰ ‘May God bring his good upon you!’ (CSOL II 1:127).

ľáḳdɛm ˁek díyyeʰ di-ˀáḷḷaʰ ‘God’s blessing upon you!’ (CSOL II 1:26).

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diyáˁ - 1. evil (n.); 2. bad, evil (adj.) (LS 126, 497; CSOL I 531; CSOL II 451)
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diyáḥŝ- - (an)other, different (LS 125; CSOL I 531; CSOL II 452; CSOL III)
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fíˀoʰ - forehead (LS 332; CSOL I 532; CSOL II 452)
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fáˀḥɛr - bull (LS 338; CSOL I 532; CSOL II 452; Naumkin et al. 2015a:67)