Dadas. Span. and Port. Given. From dar.
Dai. Rom. Mother. P. ii. 309; Pp. 194; M. vii. 40.
Daoud. Arab. Light. Arab. ḍau. Daoud Scharr = ḍau ash-sharr, light of mischief.
Dar. Arab. A house; often found in composition as Dar-sinah, Dar ṣinā‘ah (ii. 367), the house of the arts, or handicrafts; Dar-dwag, Dar dabbagh (ii. 371), the house of the bark, or tannery.
Dehesa. Span. Pasture; applied more particularly to large open tracts of country where the cattle can roam at large.
Demonio. Span. and Port. Demon, devil.
Denho. Gal. The devil; used familiarly, “the deuce.”
Desembarcar. Span. and Port. To disembark.
Desesperado. Span. and Port. Desperate; a desperado.
Deshonesto. Span. and Port. Not “dishonest,” but “immodest, lascivious.”