dame / give me – kuende, atuyá, támbula, simba, mpandika
dar / to give – kuba
daño / harm – diambo, kualono
dedo / finger – mioko, mioka, ngüika
dedos / fingers – nlembo, lembo
derretir / melt – languán
deseo / desire – ntondele
despacio / slow(ly) – sualo sualo
despierto / awake – wiriko
desprenderse / tear away from – sakri, sakrilá
día = dia / day – bá, muine, melembe, lumbo
diablo / devil – ndoki, kibundo, karire, minianpungo, kachanga, tata lubuisa, sampungo, doki
diente / teeth – menu, meno
diez / ten – kumi
dieciséis = dieceseis / sixteen – kumisabami
diecisiete / seventeen – kumisabuare
dieciocho / eighteen – kuminona
diecenueve / nineteen – kumifuá
dinero / money – nsimbo, simbo, simbongo, nbongo
dios / god – nsambi, sambi, nsambia, sambia
dioses / gods – mpungos, npungos, mpungo, npungo
diosa / goddess – mpungu
doce / twelve – kumiyole
dolor / pain – yela, lunsa
domingo / sunday – diansona
doncella / virgin – kiwaka
donde / where – kilumbo, kiló
dormir / sleep – léka, solele
dos / two – yolé, tauo, yari
duele / it hurts – yele
dueña = duena / female owner – nguda nkita
dueño = dueno / male owner – gangán gumbo
dueño = dueno / owner – dundu mbe
dulce / sweet – dimbo, ndimbo
durante dia / during daytime – kunanga
durante noche / during evening = kuseka
durmiendo / sleeping – talekendo

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