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dew-fall, deposit of dew;
-lauss, a. dewless;
-litr, a. besprinkled with dew;
-óttr, a. bedewed.
dögg-skór, m. chape (of a sheath);
-slóð, f. track left in the dew ; ok draga kyrtlarnir -slóðina, the tunics brush the dew.
döggva (-að or -ða), v. (1) to bedew (döggvir hann jörðina af méldropum sínum) ; (2) to irrigate, water.
döggvan, f. bedewing, irrigation.
döggvar-drep, n. mark, (foot-print) in the dew.
döggving, f. irrigation = dœggvan.
döglingr, m. king, descendent of King Dag.
dögurðr, m. = dagverðr.
døkk-blár, a. dark-blue;
-brúnaðr, -brúnn, a. dark-brown;
-grœnn, a. dark-green;
-hárr, a. dark-haired;
-jarpr, a. dark-auburn (-jarpra á hár)
-leikr, m. duskiness;
-litaðr, pp. dark-coloured.
døkkna (-að), v. to darken (himintunglin døkkna).
døkknan, f. darkening.
døkkr (acc. -van), a. dark; d. á hár, dark-haired.
døkk-rauðr, a. dark-red.
døkkva (-ta, -tr), v. to darken, to make dark.
døkkvi, m. a dark spot.

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