Igbo	English	Contributor
diọkpara	first-born son	Nkowaokwu
Dìsembà	the twelvth and last month of the year; December	Nkowaokwu
dọ̀	be at or in a place(heavy or bulky object) ; stay (heavy or bulky object)	Nkowaokwu
dò	be clear; settle(particles); be serene; be calm	Nkowaokwu
dọ	draw; pull	Nkowaokwu
-do	still; stable; without moving	Nkowaokwu
dò	monitor or place; surveillance on someone or something; target someone or something	Nkowaokwu
dọ	(a heavy or bulky object) be kept or placed somewhere; a body of water collected somewhere	Nkowaokwu
dò àhụ	calm the body; relax the body; rejuvenate the body	Nkowaokwu
do ajā	build a wall; set up blocks to build a house	Nkowaokwu
dọ̄ ākānān̄tị̀	warn	Nkowaokwu
dọ àkpịrị̄	make to long after unnecessarily(especially food); be attractive(especially in a useable way)	Nkowaokwu
dò anyā	clarify or make someone understand an issue or a concept;	Nkowaokwu
do edo	be clear (of liquids)	Nkowaokwu
do iyi	to take an oath before a deity or supernatural being	Nkowaokwu
dọ n̄dụ̄dọ̄	argue; draw out a discussion	Nkowaokwu

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