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dacá see paja
dádiva gift [I28], bounty [II20]
dadivoso generous [I39]
dado allowed [I8]; die [I20], - falso loaded dice [II33]; bien - delivered [I25], well-deserved [II26]
Dador God [I25]; dador giver [II58]
daga dagger [I27]
dama lady [prI]
damasco damask fabric [I37]
damiselas young lady [II62]
danza dance [I5]
danzador dancer [II62]
danzar to dance [II48], formal dancing [II62]
dañado wicked [I27]
dañador offender [I6]; harmful [I49]
dañar to harm [I12]
daño hindrance [I4], damage [I6], harm [II17]
dañoso harmful [II46]
dar to whip [II9], to get caught [II58]; - en to hit upon [I1], to take to [I12], to fall [I40], to insist on [II8]; - por to consider [II16]; - con to throw [I8], to come upon [II9], - tras to pursue [I69]; -se a< /B> to devote oneself to [I1], to dedicate oneself [I3], no -se manos not to be able [I22]; - fe to attest [tasa I], - a conocer to become known [I3], - agua to water [I3], - parte to inform [I2]. -es y tomares de bits and credits [II74]
dardo light lance [I22]
daría = diría [I34]
dátil date fruit [II21]
datilado date-colored [I37]
de from [II74]
debido due [I30]débil weak [I33]
debilitado weakened [I3]
decantado exalted [I13], moved [II29]
decantarse to lean towards [II51]
decencia dignity [I37]
decendencia = descendencia origin [I21]
decender = descender to descend [I40]
decendían = descendían [I22]
decendiente = descendiente descendent [I8]
decente honorable [II14]
deceplinante = disciplinante flagellant [I52]
dechado model [I47]
decir to mention [I32]; calling oneself [II18], to jibe [II34]
declaración telling [II26], deposition [II72]
declarado simple [II14]; translated [II39]
declarador narrator [II25]
declarar to make known [I1], to declare [I8], to exemplify [I20], to explain [I22]
declinación downward direction [II74]
declinar to come to a close [II68]
decorar to recite from memory [I11]
decoro decorum [prI]
decreto decree [tasa II]
dedito little finger [II18]
dedo finger [I10], atar bien el - to be careful [II7]
defecto defect [I33]
defender to maintain [I4], to defend [I8], to hold [II2], to prevent [II54], -se to defend onself [I4]
defensa protection [I11], defense [I8]
defensivo defensive [II16]
defensor defender [I39]
defraudado deprived [I13]
defraudar to defraud [I29]
degollado person with throat cut [II43]
degollar to behead [I30]
dehesa pasture [I15]
deidad deity [I41]
dejar to abandon [I2], to let go [I17], to leave [I26], to let [II9]; - caer to drop [I40], - de to fail to [prI], to stop [I12], no - de not to help but [I1], not to fail to [I1]
delante in front [I16]
delantera front [II17]
delantero in front [I20]
deleitable delightful [I42/43]
deleitar to delight [I11]
deleite pleasure [I24]
deleitoso delightful [II23]
delgadcísimo very fine [I50]
delgado fine [I6]
deliberado considered [I13]
delicadeza fine point [I47]
delicado faint [I4], sensitive [I5], exquisite [I28], delicate [I33]
delincuente criminal [I22]
delinear to describe [II1]
deliñado, mal incapable of writing well [II74]delito crime [I10]
demanda enterprise [I23], request [I24], challenge [I44], quest [I49], question [II23]
demandante plaintiff [II45]
demandar to want [II41]
demás = además besides, lo - the rest [I2], los/las - the others [I1], the remaining [I7], a - quite [II3]
demasía insolence [I3], audacity [I17], odds [II4], en - in excess [I20]
demasiadamente overly [I7]
demasiado excessive [I6]
demonio devil [I33]
demostración demonstration [II20], -ciones behavior [I28]
demostrar to demonstrate [I2]
denantes = antes [I12]
denostar to revile [I19]
dentellear to gnash teeth [I19]
dentro inside [I6], de - inside [I1]
denuedo daring [I3], courage [II14]
denuesto insult [I17]
denunciar to denounce [priv. II]
deparar to provide [prI], to present [I13], to come into sight [I15], -se to present oneself [I8]
departir to speak [I21]
deponer to lay aside [II1]
depositado placed in a cemetery vault [I19]
depositar to deposit [I6]
depositario depository [I13]
depósito storehouse [I9]
depravado depraved [II1]
deprecación prayer [II22]
deputado limited [I22]
derechamente properly [I48], directly [II27]
derechas, a correctly [I18]
derecho straight [I4], right [I17], tax [II51], hecho y - full-fledged [I18]; -s directly [I41]
derivar to trace [origins] [I21]
derramar to shed [I28], to spill [I35]
derredor: al - de around [II61]
derrengado battered [II14]
derretir to melt
derribado torn down [I3], flattened [I16], thrown [I11]
derribar to knock down [I1], to knock off [II19], to demolish [prI], -se to lower oneself [II12]
derrota path [I7], road [I29], course [I41]
derrumbadero precipice [I28]
derrumbar to precipitate [I20]
desabridamente sourly [I33]
desabrido dissatisfied [I33], bad-tasting [II23]
desabrimientos worries [II74]
desabrochar to unfasten [I27]
desaconsejar to advise against [I12]
desacreditar to contradict [II43]
desafiar to challenge [I11]
desafío challenge [I1]
desaforado huge [I5], outrageous [I26]
desagradar to displease [I25]desagradecido ungrateful [I12]
desagradecimiento ingratitude [II4]
desaguarse to drain [II48]
desaguisado injury [I2], outrage [I26]
desairado clumsy [II62]
desalentado discouraged [II59], without appetite [II68]
desaliñando having taken off the packsaddle [II12]
desalmado soulless [I5]
desalumbradamente erroneously [aprob. II]
desalumbrado unenlightened [II62]
desamor indifference [I14]
desamparar to abandon [I3]
desamparo abandonment [II29]
desaparecer to disappear [I37], to make disappear [I51]
desapercebido unprepared [II1]
desarmar to remove armor [I2]
desarraigar to remove [II37]
desasirse to get loose [I16]
desasosegado restlessly [II44]
desasosegar to disturb [I20]
desasosiego anxiety [I24], disturbance [I45]
desastrado tattered [I28], disastrous [I42/43]
desastre disaster [I28]
desatacarse to take off pants [II60]
desatar to untie [I4], to let loose [I22]
desatentado disturbed [II21]
desatinado reckless [I35]
desatinar to go crazy [I25], to bewilder [I42]
desatino folly [I1]
desavenido on bad terms [II16]
desayunarse to break one's fast [I2], to take breakfast [I8]
desbaratado dissipated [II19], ill-advised [II49]
desbaratar to rout [I19]
desbastar to trim away [II42]
desbocado broken-lipped [II25]
desbuchar to disgorge [II2]
descabalado out of your mind [II23]
descabezar to behead [I25]
descaecimiento despondency [II1] low spirits [II11]
descalabrado wounded on the head [I17]
descalabrar to injure one's head [II13]
descalzarse to take off (stockings) [II44]
descalzo barefoot [I16]
descaminado gone astray [I14]
descansado relieved [I15], rested [I20]
descansar to rest [I46]
descanso repose [I2], rest [I37]
descargar to strike [I9], -se to clear oneself [II47], - nublado to vent one's anger [I31]
descargo relief [I48], unburdening [II29]
descarnada fleshless one [II20]
descarnado fleshless [II35]
descarnarse to lose weight [II66]
desceñido without a belt [II43]desceñirse to take off [I18]
descoger to loosen [I28]
descolgar to take down [I29], to let down [II23], -se to let oneself down [I35]
descollarse to stand up [II35]
descolorido pale [I36]
descomedido rude [I1]
descomedimiento rudeness [II11]
descompostura slovenliness [II43]
descompuesto disarranged, disturbed [I28], brazen [II51], carefree [II62]
descomulgado excommunicated [I5]
descomulgar to excommunicate [I19]
descomunal huge [I1], monstrous [I4]
descomunión excommunication [I30]
desconcertado wild [I34]
desconcertar to disconcert [I14]
desconfianza jealousy [I23], mistrust [I14]
desconocido ungrateful [I14], unfeeling [I42]
desconsolado grief stricken [I9]
descontar to deduct [I4]
descontentar to displease [I31]
descontento unhappy; unhappiness [I33]
descorazonado spirtless [II41]
descortés ill-bred [I4]
descortesía rudeness [I41]
descoser unsew [I46], -se to let loose one's tongue [II48]
descosido tattered [II14]
descrédito disrepute [II16]
descreer to disbelieve [I28]
descriarse to damage oneself [II36]
describir to describe [I16], to see [I41]
descubierto found out [I21], hatless [I23], bare [I41], open [II11]; al - openly, lo - del mundo the known world [I21]; al - uncovered [I12]
descubridor discoverer [II25]
descubrir to discover [I4], to uncover [I2], to find [I2], to reveal [I12], to denounce [I40]; - tierra to find out [II28], to tell the truth [I24], to be seen [I41], -se to reveal oneself [I2]
descuidado careless [I4], unaware [I34], off guard [I41]
descuidar to not worry [I29], -se de to forget [I22]
descuido carelessness [I4], en - without cares [II60]
desculparse = disculparse
desde from [I41], - luego right now [I11], - lejos from afar [I3]
desdecir to differ [I1], to be unworthy [II12]
desdén scorn [I12]
desdeñado scorned [I20]
desdeñar to scorn [dedI]
desdeñosa disdainful [I14]
desdicha misfortune [I6]
desdichadísimo very unfortunate [II38]desdichado unfortunate [I9], wretched [I18]
desechar to reject [I23], to put aside [I29]
desembanastar to release an animal [II17]
desembarazadamente freely [II60]
desembarazado unencumbered [I22], open [I30]
desembarazar to unencumber [I3], - el pecho to clear one's throat [II12]
desembarcadero landing place [I20]
desembarcar to land [I30], to disembark [I41]
desembaular to disclose [II38]
desembolsar to disburse [I4]
desemejable incomparable [I20]
desenalbardar to remove the packsaddle [I25]
desenamorado out of love [II59]
desencajado wild (eyes) [II10]
desencajar to disconnect [I28], to open [II21], -se to fall apart [II20]
desencantar to disenchant [I21]
desencanto disenchantment [II35]
desencintar to take off a belt [II60]
desenclavijar to loosen the grip [I45]
desenfadadamente without embarrassment [I12]
desenfadado carefree [I25], self-confident [II43]
desenfado ease [I22]
desengañado those who have learned from experience [I12]
desengañar to disabuse [prI], to learn the truth [I22]
desengaño reproof [I12], truth [I36] discouragement [I14], sanity [II29], -s sad teachings from experience [I6]
desenjaular let out of cage [I49]
desenlazar to unlace [II56]
desenredar to get free [II30]
desensillado unsaddled [II58]
desenterrar to dig up [II37]
desentonado humble [I23]
desenvainado unsheathed [I34]
desenvainar to release [II17], to unsheath [II21], to take out [II66]
desenvoltura ease [I3], boldness [I11], shameless act [I33], brazenness [I51]
desenvolver to unwrap [II48]
desenvueltamente in a free and easy way [I34]
desenvuelto free and easy [II48]
deseo desire [I2]
deseoso desirous [I9]
deservicio disservice [I27]
desesperado hopeless [I13], desperate [I25], despairing [I35]
desesperarse to despair [I2]
desfacedor arch. undoer [I4]
desfacer = deshacer [I19]
desfalcar to take [II71]
desfallecer to fail [I3]
desfavorecer to not do anything for [I50]
desfavorecido injured [I12]desfigurado disfigured [I26]
desfigurar to deface [II26], to disfigure [II48]
desflorar to lose shine [II58]
desgajar to tear off a branch [I8]
desgarrado torn [II34]
desgarrarse to escape [II6]
desgobernado without a government [II4], ungoverned [II36]
desgracia misfortune [I3], enmity [I27]
desgraciado unlucky [I15], surly [II10]
desgreñado with uncombed hair [II50]
deshacedor undoer [I4]
deshacer to undo [I3], to right [I2], to redress [I1], to destroy [prI], to melt [I35]; -se de to get rid of [I39], to disappear [II4]
deshechar to scorn [II42]
deshecho destroyed [I4], in pieces [I23]
desheredado disinherited [I37]
deshogar to give vent to [I42/43]
deshonestidad lewdness [I34], indecency [I34]
deshonesto lustful [I34], immodest [I51]
deshonra disgrace [I15], dishonor [I48]
deshonrado disgraced [I28]
deshonrar to insult [I31]
deshora(s), a unexpectedly [prI], inopportunely [I20]
desierto wilderness [I3]; deserted [I41]
designio intention [I11]
designo = designio = plan [II7]
desigual dissimilar [I2], unequal [I8], arduous [II14]
desigualdad difference [I28]
desinteresado impartial [I33]
desistir to give up [I20]
desjarretar to weaken [II7]
desleal disloyal [I5]
desleído liquid [I31]
deslenguado insolent [II60]
desliar to untie [II22]
desligar to untie [I20]
deslindar to clear up [I21], to survey [I22],
deslizar to slide [II12], -se to slip [II18]
deslocado dislocated [II64]
deslumbrar to dazzle [II65]
desmán misfortune [I23]
desmandado random [I38]
desmandarse to behave badly [II16]
desmantelar to tear down [I40]
desmayado faint [I18], dull [II43]
desmayar to diminish [I33]; -se to faint [I21], to droop [I48], to become weak [II65]
desmayo dismay [I9], swooning [I24], fainting spell [I27]
desmazalado careless [II43]
desmedrado impaired [I27]
desmentir to contradict [I11], to deny [I22]
desmenuzado to cut to bits [II26]
desmesurado inordinate [II1]desmochado cut off [I11]
desmoronar to dig out [II55]
desnarigado un-nosed [II14]
desnatar to skim off [II62]
desnudar to undress [I8], to strip [II29]
desnudez nakedness [I23]
desnudo naked [I4], plain [prI], lacking [dedI]
desobligar to release [I51]
desocupado idle [prI], unoccupied [I42]
desolado devastated [II26]
desollar to flay [I4], to skin [II2]
desoluto rustic corruption of absoluto [I12]
desordenado disordered [I50]
desorejar to cut the ear off [I40]
despabilar to eat up [II20], to solve [II51], - los ojos to open one's eyes [II10], -se to wake up [II33]
despachado dismissed [I27]
despachar to heed business [II49], to dispatch [II51]
despacho speed [I44], dispatch [II47]
despacio slowly [I2]
despaldado dislocated [I8]
desparcir to spread [I28]
despartir to stop [I35]
despavorido aghast [I34], terrified [I50]
despeado footsore [II73]
despechado despairing [I33]
despecharse to get angry [I46]
despecho dismay [I16], disrespect [I30], resentment [I40], a - de in spite of [I10]
despedida farewell [II4]
despedimiento farewell [II30]
despedir to dismiss [I2], to emit [I11], to throw [II11], to take leave [II26], -se de to say goodby [I7]
despedir to emit [II34], to fire [II48], -se to say goodby [II60]
despegador un-sticker [II13]
despejar to clear away [I33]
despensa pantry [I19], provisions [I23], -s provisions [II59]
despensero provider [II33], steward [II59]
despeñadero dangerous undertaking [I13]
despeñarse to dash [I20], to fall down precipitously [I20], to fling down [I27]
desperezarse to stretch oneself [II22]
despertador awakener [I20]
despertar to awaken [I8]
despiadado cruel [I4]
despierto awake [I7]
desplegar to spread [I20], to open [II10]
despoblado unpopulated area [I8]
despojar to rid [I14], to despoil [I21]
despojo spoils [I6]
despolvorear to clean [II17], -se to dust each other off [II14]
desposado groom [I27], -s bride and groom [II21]desposarse to get married [II21]
desposorio marriage [I27], -s marriage vows [II21]
despotricar to rant [I25]
despreciar to scorn [prI], to ignore [II48]
desprecio contempt [I34]
después: - de after [I1], - acá since then [I27]
despuntar to dull [II58]
despuntar to manifest [I25]
destajar to cut [cards] [II7]
destemplado unharmonious [II36]
destemplanza abuse [II62]
desterrar to banish [I50], -se to banish oneself [I29]
destetar to be weaned [I48]
destierro exile [I6]
destilar to distill [II14]
destino fate [I14]
destraer = distraer to delude [II2]
destraído = distraído absent-minded [prI], licentious [I2]
destreza skill [I10]
destripaterrones clodhopper [II5]
destroncar to cut off [I9]
destrozar to smash [I52]
destrozo destruction [II26]
destruición destruction [I30]
destruir to ruin [I27], to destroy [I41]
desuellacaras shameless fellow [I34]
desuncir to unyoke [I49]
desusado unusual [I36]
desválido destitute [I42/43]
desválido needy [I52]
desvalijar to rob [I19]
desvanecerse to faint [II41]
desvanecido smug [I48], vain [II44]
desvanecimiento fainting [II44]
desvariado extravagant [I13], nonsensical [II7]
desvariar to talk nonsense [II12]
desvarío delirium [I14]
desvelado awake [II48]
desvelar to keep awake [II60], -se to stay awake [I1]
desventura misfortune [I5]
desventurado unfortunate [I5]
desvergonzado shameless [II45]
desvergüenza impudence [I28]
desviado turned aside [I8], to one side [I42]; - de from [I41], away from [II43]; at variance with [II8]
desviar to get out of the way [I8], to move to one side [I42/43], -se to turn away from [I20], go away [II68]
desvío indifference [I11]
detener to check [I2], to detain [I22], to stop [I33]; - el paso to slow down [II19]; -se to stop [I14], to stay away [I21], to delay [I41], to pause [II27]
determinación resolution [I2], resolve [I17], decision [II21]
determinado determined [I27], fixed [II19], lo - resolve [I47]
determinar to conclude [prI], to determine [I6], to resolve [I24], -se to decide [dedI]
detestable loathsome [I11]
deuda debt [I2], indebtedness [I27]deudor debtor [II45]
devaneo mad pursuit [I7]
devengar to have an income [I21]
devoción devotion [I8], casa de - shrine [I8]
devoto devout [I3], holy [I52]
dezmar to reduce drastically [I33]
día daylight [II69], otro - the next day [I5], en -s old [I48]
diablo devil [I5], -s "the devil" [I35]
diabólico diabolic [I38]
diamante diamond [I18]
diamantino rigidly firm [I52]
dibujos, meterse en not to beat around the bush [II5]
dicha happiness [I23], good luck [II42], a/por - by chance [I2]
dicho named [prI], saying [prI]; aforementioned [reI], fortunate [I2], mentioned [I5]
dichoso fortunate [I4], happy [I40]
diciplina scourge [I52]; whipping [II35]
diciplinante = disciplinante flagellant [I52], penitent [II35]
diciplinarse to whip oneself [II68]
dictar to dictate [I29]
diente tooth [I13], hablar entre -s to mutter [I3], dar - con diente to chatter one's teeth [I19], a - fasting [I21], entre mis -s under my breath [I22]
diestra arch. right [I4]
diestramente skillfully [II21]
diestro skillful [II10], swordsman [I19]
dieta diet [II51]
dificultad obstacle [prI], difficulty [II50]
dificultar to make difficult [II3]
dificultoso difficult [I9]
difinición resolution [I45]
difinitivo absolute [I45]
difunto dead person [I12]; dead [I34]
digestión digestion [II47]
dignarse to condescend [II7]
dignidad office [I26]
dignísimo very worthy [II50]
digno worthy [erratas I]
digresión digression [II18]
dije trinket [I11]
dilación delay [II31]
dilatado long [pról. II], vast [II20], prolonged [II39]
dilatar to put off [I12], to delay [I36], to extend [II49], to delay [II63], -se to spread [I13]
dilicado = delicado delicate [II38]
diligencia diligence [I37], requirement [reI], device [I12], speed [I13], industry [I27], step [I41]; -(s) precaution(s) [I20], clever things [I28], preparations [II38]
diligente speedy [I47], busy [II20], assiduous [I32]
dime "dispute" [II26]
diminuir to diminish [I41]
Dinamarca Denmark [I10]
dinerillo bit of money [II52]
dinero money [I3], coin [II20]
Dios God [prI]
diosa goddess [I16]diputar to deem [I1], to designate [I6]
dirétes "dispute" [II26]
dirigir dedicate [II24]
discantar to differ [II59]
discernir to discern [II34]
discorde dissonant [I27]
discordia discord [I45]
discreción cleverness [prI], sagacity [prI], discretion [I3], acuteness of mind [I14], -es shrewd remarks [I24]
discretísimo very discreet [II38]
discreto ingenious, circumspect [I13], witty [I4], prudent [I11], shrewd [I20]; sharp person [prI]
disculpa excuse [I27]
disculpar to exculpate [I27], to apologize [I3], -se to apologize [I8]
discurriendo rambling [I18]
discurrimiento discussion [II59]
discurrir to discourse [I30], to roam [I33], to mull over [II27]
discurso thought [prI], speech [I1], course [I8], reasoning [I13], conjecture [I40], movement [I45], intention [I49], meditation [II63], haciendo - reasoning [II21]
disfigurado = desfigurado disfigured [I23]
disformimísimo very deformed
disfraz disguise [I27]
disfrazado disguised [I28]
disfrazar to disguise [I29]
disgustar to bore [II27]
disgusto vexation [I9]
disignio = designio thought [I21], intention [I37]
disimulación pretending [II17]
disimuladamente furtively [I41]
disimular to overlook [prI], to hide [I9], to dissemble [I20]
disminuir to lessen [II2]
disoluble undissolvable [I27]
disonar to not be in accord with [aprob. II]
disparar to discharge [prI], to fire a gun [I22], to hurl [II1], to shoot [I10], to blunder [II43]
disparatado absurd [I6], silly [I6]; foolish person [I51]
disparate nonsense [prI], extravagance [I22], blunder [I24]
dispensación dispensation [I29]
disponer to command [I1], to regulate [reI], to prepare [I33], to order [I45], to dispose of [I51], to take care of [II42], - de to have the use of [II69], -se to prepare oneself [I33], -se a to get ready [I7]
disposición trappings [II14], elegance [II41], will [II74]
dispuesto disposed [II13], mal - indisposed [I21]
dispusición = disposición disposition [I28]
disputa dispute [II23]
disputar to question [II43], to dispute [II50]
distar to be distant [I38]
dístico couplet [prI]
distilado = destilado filtered [I50]
distintamente distinctly [I36]distinto instinct [I21]
distributivo distributive [I37]
distrito district [II32]
disuadir to dissuade [I47]
ditado title [I37]
diversidad diversity [I33]
diverso different [I3]
divertido different [II34]
divertimiento diversion [approb. II]
divertir to amuse [I18], to divert [I24], to take one's mind off [I48], -se to wander [II38]
dividido separated [I22], divided [II14]
dividir to divide [I4], to separate [I27], -se to divide [I14]
divina escritura holy scripture [prI]
divinamente divinely [I1]
divinidad divinity [I1]
divino divine [prI], sacred [I48]
divisar to perceive [I4]
Divulgarse to make well-known [II48]
do, dó = donde where [I14]
dobla doubloon = 212 maravedís [I41]
doblado bent double [I20]
doblar to go around [I20], to fold [I27], to double [I34], to bend [I40]; -se to yield [I34], to submit [I33]
doblegar to acquiesce [II35]
doblón gold coin worth as much as 8 escudos [II13]
docena dozen [II1]
docientos two hundred [II7]
docto learned [I1]
doctrina instruction [II38], niño de la - orphan [II35]
doctrinar to instruct [II42]
documento instruction [II42]
dogmatizador founder [I6]
dolencia pain [I27]
doler to feel for [I5], to hurt [I8], -se de to take pity on self [I49]
doliente sorrowful [I14]
dolo fraud [II3]
dolor pain [I8]
dolorido doleful [I14]
doloroso sorrowful [I26]
domeñar to tame [I12], to condescend [I21]
domingo Sunday [I52]
dominio control [I39]
don boon [I3], gift [II58]; ponerse - to be called don [I3]
donación gift [I17]
donaire grace [I2], witticism [prI]
donairoso witty [II30]
doncella maiden [I2], damsel [I27], when unmarried [II21]
doncellez virginity [II41]
donde when [I41], - no if not [I27]
dondequiera anywhere [I3], wherever [I36]
donoso witty [I6]
doquiera: a - wherever [I16], por - everywhere [I25]
dorado golden [I2]
dormido slept [I7], asleep [I7], sleepy [II35]
dormir sleep [I1], sleeping [I2], to calm [I20]dormitar to doze [II12]
dornajo small trough [I11]
dos, entrambos a both [I33]
dosel curtain [II33]
dotado endowed [I49]
dotar to endow [II25]
dote dowry [I31], quality [II58]
doto = docto learned [I48
dromedario dromedary [I8]
ducado ducat [I22]
ducal of a duke [I21]
duda doubt [I14], sin - doubtless [I1]
dudar to doubt [I2]
dudoso hazardous [I9], hesitating [I18], uncertain [I45], truthfulness [I47]
duecho = ducho accustomed [I7]
duelo duel [I15], sorrow [I18]
duende elf [II37]
dueña lady (in waiting) [I13]
dueñesco dueña-ish [II37], pertaining to a dueña [II38]
dueño owner [I4], master [II13]
dulce sweet [I1], delightful [aprob. II]
dulcísimo very sweet [I11]
dulzaina ancient double-reeded wind instrument [II26]
dulzura pleasure [I28]
duque duke [dedI]
duquesa duchess 3esca[II30]
dura vintage [II13]
durable lasting [I18]
duradero lasting [I25]
durar to last [I18]
dureza stiffness [I6], hardness [I16]
durísimo very hard [II58]
durmiendo asleep [I35]
duro hard [I2]
duro hard [I11], a duras penas with great difficulty [I21]