5.8.4 d-n |
| Breton | doan | sorrow |
| Roman. | doinâ | plaintive ballad |
| Lettish | daina | id. |
| Roman. | dainâi | modulate, vibrate (string instr.) |
| Franç.: ChefB. | denailler (se) | se plaindre, FEW 22: 62 |
| Engl.(o.liter.) | dune | bell sound |
| Dan. | don | noise |
| ON | done | thunder |
| Skr. | duni, damara | great noise |
| Engl. | din | great noise, din, uproar |
| Anc.Greek (Dorian) | Dan | Jupiter (among the Cretans) |
| Lettish | dunèt | to buzz |
| Czech | dunêni | roaring |
| Bulg. | dumkam | trombone |
| Bulg. | dumam | to speak |
| Icel.(o.liter.) | stim | noise |
| Germ. | stimme | voice |
| Franç.n.e. | chtimi | parler rouchi |
| Sbc. | Stimovati | to tune (a piano) |
| Franç. | timbre | ringing of bell, etc. |
| Franç. | timbale | a percussion instrument |
| Anc.Greek | týpanon | id. |