dryht-sęle, m., lordly hall.
duguð, f., warrior-band, host, retainers [doughtiness].
In duguð and geogoð, the higher (older) and lower (younger) ranks are represented, the distinction corresponding roughly to the mediæval distinction between knights and squires.
durran ([§ 137]), dare.
duru, f., door.
dyde, see dōn.
dynnan ([§ 125]), resound [din].
dȳre (dīere, dēore, dīore), dear, costly.
[E.]
ēa, f., river; gen. sing., ēas; dat. and acc. sing., ēa.