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D D D'varim — (alt. Dvarim) Deuteronomy da’as — (alt. da’ath) knowledge, cunning, wittingly daah - kite dag— fish (pl. dagim) dahm — blood daiyagim — fishermen darash — to tread or frequent; usually to follow (for pursuit or search); by implication to seek or ask; specifically to worship —care for, diligently inquire, make inquisition, question, require, search, seek for, seek out darom — south darshan — preacher (pl. darshanim) … see also maggid dati — religious daven — (Yid.) pray daverah — disobedience to the commandment davka — approximately Dayan — Judge of a Rabbinical Court; religious judges (pl. dayanim) Dayenu — Hebrew title of a Passover seder song meaning, “It Would Have Been Enough for Us.” deagot — worries; anxieties defilement — ritual impurity dehainu — being delet — door (pl. delatot) demut — image, likeness, icon derashot — sermons derech — guide, way, path, journey, custom Derech Hashem — Way of the L‑rd; name given to Messianic Orthodox Judaism in the Brit Chadasha dermohn — made mention deror — freedom [Vayikra 25:10] Devar Torah — Literally: a word of Torah; follows the Torah reading in a worship service, taking the form of a sermon, talk, explication, story, discussion, or program devash — wild honey deveykus — attachment to G‑d Diaspora — Dispersion of the Jewish people from Israel. Dispersion of the houses of Judah and Ephraim from Israel. Jewish communities outside of Israel. Dibre HaYamin — the events of the days dibur — saying; utterance dimyon — analogy din — Halachah law, judgment (pl. Dinim) divrei hanevu’ah — words of prophecy doiche — rejecting or setting aside dor — generation dorot — generations dov — bear drakhim — ways drash — (alt. drasha; drashah) homiletic interpretation, sermon Drishat Shalom — Kind Regards; Greetings duchan — the stand in front of the ark in the synagogue from which the cohenim bless the congregation dukifat — hoopoe dvar — word dvar hora’ah — word of teaching dvar malchut — decree dvar nevuah — word of prophecy dvarashmah — a thing of guilt; condemnation dvarim — words Dvarim — (alt. D’varim) Deuteronomy Use this
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