The Bible in Spain, Vol. 2 [of 2] / Or, the Journeys, Adventures, and Imprisonments of an Englishman in an Attempt to Circulate the Scriptures in the Peninsula

by George Borrow

Donostian. Basque. San Sebastian.

Dorso. Span. and Port. The back.

Dosta. Rom. Enough! Span. basta! P. ii. 308; M. vii. 45.

Doubloon. Eng. A gold coin. Span. doblon. See Burke’s Hist. of Spain, ii. 284.

Drao. Rom. Poison. P. ii. 316; Pp. 215; M. vii. 45.

Dromális. Rom. Carriers, muleteers, men of the road. P. ii. 319. See Drun.

Drun, Drom. Rom. A road. Grk. δρόμος. P. ii. 318; Pp. 215; M. vii. 46.

Drungruje, better Drongrugi or Drunji. Rom. The king’s highway; also a bridle-path. See Drun.

Duende. Span. and Port. A ghost, or hobgoblin. In Germanía, or thieves’ slang = the watch, patrol.

Duffel. O. Eng. A coarse woollen cloth, said to have been first made at Duffel, near Amsterdam.