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Dabaraca (n) Dabaraca Falls in Koboko
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dada (n) dadi, father, nickname given to President Amin for his love of women though his father's name too
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dafini (n) duffin(s), doughnut muffin
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daka (n) chaff eg of beans, groundnuts, simsim
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dakika (n) minute eg Driale, 'ba dria ma ru ni nga ku dakika 15. = In future, everyone will be famous for 15 minutes.
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daku (n) food Muslims eat before sunrise during Ramadan
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dala (n) said of open low-lying land
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dali (n) low
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dani (adv) maybe, probably, perhaps
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dania (n) coriander
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danzi (n) dance (also ongo tuza, pronounced danji)
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Davidi (n) David, Da (also Daudi, Dawudi, Devidi)
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de (adv) yet (v) get old; finish (or complete) eg Adebo de azi 'bo. = Adebo has finished the work.
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debe (n) metallic container usually rectangular
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Debora (n) Deborah, biblical shero
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dede (n) grandmother, jajja, gogo in South Africa eg Esita ni ma dede. = Esita is my grandmother.
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dedekoa (n) very old woman eg Purinisesi Bagaya ni dedekoa. = Princess Bagaya is a very old woman.
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deno (n) debt (also deni, mari)
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depoti (n) depot (also dipo) eg Ezuma je Pepisi Alasika Depoti-a. = Ezuma bought Pepsi at Alaska Depot.
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dereva (n) driver (also dere'ba, agu motoka onzupi) eg Amosi ni dereva. = Amos is a driver.
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deru'bo (adj) finished (also derura)
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desi (conj) when (also de) eg Irena Manzeri mu 'Bu-a desi eri eli 11. = Irene Manjeri went to Heaven when she was 11 years old.
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desu (conj) yet
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deza (adj) old, (n) old person
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di (conj) so; (v) box, punch; bore; shine
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digito (adj) digital (also digitoru) eg Ecikiti ni redio digito ru ni eri. = Ecikiti is listening to a digital radio.
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dika (adv) again, neera in Luganda eg Cikago Manio ndeki NBA dika, dika, dika. = Chicago Bulls won the NBA again and again and again.
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dika dika (adv) repeatedly
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dini (n) religion
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dinini (adj) religious
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dinisa (n) window (also dirisa, derisa, denisa, jo mile) eg Mara Katusabe ma dinisa-a inze-i. = The glass on Katushabe's window came out.
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dipuresoni (n) depression, endless misery, prolonged sadness for at least two weeks (also candi omi-a) eg Dipuresoni peta ni. = Depression is a choice.
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diri (n) cassava flour mixed with sorghum flour (also enyasa, inya asa)
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diro (n) dining place
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disiko (n) disco eg Yoramu ni mu disiko tu. = Yoram is going to dance at the disco.
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disitrikiti (n) district eg Rakai Disitrikiti = Rakai District
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Diwali (n) Indian Festival of Lights and Triumph or Victory over evil, ignorance, etc
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diza (n) light, glory; boredom
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Djibuti (n) Djibouti (pronounced Jibuti)
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do (v) keep quiet, be calm
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dodo (n) amaranth green vegetables
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dogodogo (n) train, railway (also reluwe, garamosi) eg Kasiano Ezati Wadri ni imu dogodogo si. = Kasiano Ezati Wadri is coming by train.
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dokita (n) doctor (also dakitari, ojo) eg Nuru mu Dokita Yayi ni ne. = Nuru went to see Dr. Yayi.
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doku (n) documentary
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dole (n) doll
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donati (n) donut, doughnut, mandazi eg Isaka le donati je. = Isaac wants to buy a doughnut.
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dori (n) hunting expedition
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dotikomu (adj) dotcom
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dozi (n) doze
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dra (adj) bitter; (n) death, funeral (v) die eg Sitani ma dra ecekoko! = The Devil must die!
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