| | | | 421. | Dogge | ['dɔɡə] (Doggen) (Dogge) boarhound =OE docga | | 422. | doyden | ['dɔʏdən] (doyt, dydde, jedoyded) (töten) to kill, deaden, put to death =OE dýdan | | 423. | doyr | ['dɔʏɐ] (teuer) expensive, dear =OE dýre | | 424. | doyrwurðe | ['dɔʏɐwʊɐðə] (wertvoll) precious =OE dýrwurþe | | 425. | draiven | ['dʁaɪvən] (draifst, draifþ, droof, drieve, jedrieven) (treiben; fahren) to drive, rush, force, impel =OE drífan | | 426. | Draiverhaus | [ˈdʁaɪvɐhaʊs] (Draiverhauses, Draiverhaus) (Führerhaus) cab =Draiver + Haus, calque DE Führerhaus | | 427. | Drench | [dʁɛntʃ] (Drenches) (Getränk, Schluck) drink, beverage, draught =OE drenc | | 428. | Drichtalder | ['dʁɪçtaldɐ] (Drichtaldres) (Speisemeister) lord of a feast; ruler of a household =OE drihtealdor | | 429. | Drichten | ['dʁɪçtən] (Drichtnes) (Herr) the Lord =OE drihten | | 430. | drieri | ['dʁiːʁi] (drierijes) (traurig) sad, unhappy, sorrowful =OE dréorig | | 431. | drieven | ['dʁiːvən] (driefst, driefþ, drievde, jedrieved) (aufregen) to disturb, agitate, disquiet, vex, trouble =OE dréfan | | 432. | drinken | ['dʁɪŋkən] (drinkþ, drank, drunke, jedrunken) (trinken) to drink =OE drincan | | 433. | Drochtnung | ['dʁɔxtnʊŋ] (Drochtnunge) (Verhalten, Benehmen, Betragen) condition, conduct, life, actions =OE drohtnung | | 434. | droy | [dʁɔʏ] (trocken) dry =OE drýge | | 435. | dumm | [dʊm] (stumm) mute, dumb =OE dumb | | 436. | durren | ['dʊʁən] (es wagen) to dare = .tg {border-collapse:collapse;border-spacing:0;} .tg td{border-color:black;border-style:solid;border-width:1px;font-family:Arial, More… | | 437. | Duum | [duːm] (Dumes) (Urteil, Gericht, Strafe, Entscheidung) doom, judgement, judicial sentence; ruling, governing; will, free will; sense, meaning, interpretation =OE dóm | | 438. | duun | [duːn] (tun) to do, make, cause = .tg {border-collapse:collapse;border-spacing:0;} .tg td{border-color:black;border-style:solid;border-width:1px;font-family:Arial, More… | | 439. | Duur | [duːɐ] (Dure) (Tür) door =OE duru | | 440. | dysi | ['dyːzi] (schwindelig) dizzy, giddy =OE dysig | |
