5.1.11 d-rd |
| Lith. | dardéti | to clap |
| Lettish | dardet | to crack |
| Mod.Greek | dourdousa | Garganey, 43 |
| Franç.: Blois | derdâ | din, uproar, FEW 23: 197 |
| Skr. | dardara | a percussion instrument |
| Skr. | dordura | frog |
| Basque | durdurio | buzzing, Song Thrush, 339, Corn Bunting, 445 |
| Basque | durdura | Song Thrush, 339 |
| Basque | durdul | Song Thrush, 339, Blackbird, 343, Corn Bunting, 445 |
| Esp.: Sant. | tórdulu | Nightingale, 337 |
| Franç.nord | dordron, dorderon | Starling, 293 |
| Cymric | go-dyrddy | to murmur |
| Gael.I. | deardan | din |
| Engl. (o.liter.) | durdan | uproar |
| Engl.Scot. | dirdum | uproar, blame, scolding |
| Ital.: Lomb. | durdra et var. | Turtle Dove, 257 |
| Roman. | durduca | to coo |
| Roman. | durduit | din |
| Roman. | dîrdalâ | chatterbox |
| Bulg. | dârdorjá | to chatter |
| Franç.rég. | dardeno | Whitethroat, 362 |
| Franç.: Lons-le-S. | dardanche | Whitethroat, 362 |
| Ital.reg. | dardein | Garganey, 43 |