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English words starting with “D”

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danggit

Interjection
Louisiana Creole:salopri

dare

regular verb
Louisiana Creole:oze

“Bonne chose vini jusse au moun qui l'ose”

— Good things come only to those who dare

“Fond'chien!...to osé di non!”

— Son of a bitch! You dare to say no!

dark

adjective
Louisiana Creole:fonsé; sonm; nwar

“Li gin lapo fonsé.”

— She has dark skin.

“Ça fé nwar déyò.”

— It's dark outside.

“Lalinn apé kléré sonm, sonm.”

— The moon is shining faintly (i.e. it's dark out).

date

noun
Louisiana Creole:kanchèmm; dat

“Ki kanchèmm?”

— Which/what date?

“Ki dat çé ojordi?”

— What's today's date?

date

regular verb
Louisiana Creole:kourtizé; (irreg) fé lakour avèk
Louisiana Creole:fiy
Synonyms:girl
Antonyms:brother

“Ça çé mô fiy, Jenn.”

— That is my daughter, Jenn.

“Mo pa gin fiy.”

— I don't have any daughters.

Louisiana Creole:bèlfiy, bèl-fiy, bél-fiy
Synonyms:girl
Antonyms:son in law

“Yê bèlfiy donné yé ça pou Krismis.”

— Their daughter in law gave them that for Christmas.

day

Noun
Louisiana Creole:jou, jour
Antonyms:Lannwit

day

Noun
Louisiana Creole:joukwa

dead

Adjective
Louisiana Creole:mòr

dead

Adjective
Louisiana Creole:kikiribou

deaf

Adjective
Louisiana Creole:sour