Ido-English Dictionary

des-kovr-ar:(tr.) to uncover: take the cover off; to discover, disclose, detect (what was not known before); -ar disho, korbo: to uncover a dish, a basket; -ar trezoro, fonto: to discover a treasure, a spring.

des-kras-izar: to remove the (surface) dirt from, to clean.

des-kredit-izar: to discredit: to deprive of credit, bring into disrepute.

des-kresk-ar:(intr.) to cease to grow, to wane, fall off.

deskript-ar:(tr.) to describe (by words); -o, -uro: description; -iva: (also geom.) descriptive. — EFIS

des-kron-izar: to uncrown.

des-kruc-igar: to uncross.

des-kuaf-ar:(tr.) to dishevel, undress the hair of.

desk-kupl-ar:(tr., mechan.) to uncouple, disconnect.

des-kuraj-oza: cowardly.

des-kurv-igar: to unbend, straighten.

des-kustum-igar: to break the habit of (ulu, pri ulo); -eskar: to break oneself of, lose the habit of; -inta: unaccustomed.

des-lac-igar: to unlace.

des-lauta: soft (to hearing).

des-lern-ar:(tr.) to unlearn.

des-lig-ar:(tr.) to untie.

des-lok-iz-ar: to delocalize.

des-lokac-ar: to vacate (a lodging).

des-lokl-izar: to uncurl (hair).

des-loyal-a: disloyal.

des-magnet-igar: to demagnetize.

des-magnetiz-ar: to unmesmerize (ulu).

des-makul-izar: to clean spots from, remove the stains from.

des-manch-izar: to take off the handle of.

des-mariaj-ar:(tr.) to unmarry, annul the marriage of.

des-mask-ar:(tr.) to unmask.

des-maskul-igar: to emasculate.

des-mast-izar: to dismast.

des-merit-ar:(intr.) to be undeserving; to forfeit the esteem (de ulu, per ulo).

des-met-ar:(tr.) to take off (a garmet, etc.).

des-mix-ar:(tr.) to separate.

des-mobl-izar: to unfurnish, strip of furniture.

des-monet-igar: to demonetize (cf. sen-valor-igar).

des-munt-ar:(tr.) to dismount, take apart (a machine).

des-muzel-lig-ar:(tr.) to unmuzzle.

des-nacion-al-igar: to denationalize; -an-igar: to denaturalize.

des-naiv-igar: to sharpen the wits of.

des-net-a: dirty, unclean, untidy; -igar: to dirty; -ig-anta: soiling; (cf. sordida).

des-nobl-igar: to debase, -eso: ignominy, meanness; -igo: debasing; -ig-anta: debasing, ignominious.

des-nod-igar: to untie a knot in.

des-obedi-ar: to disobey.

des-obstrukt-ar: to deobstruct, clear; -iva, -ivo: (med.) deobstruent.

des-oportun-a: inopportune; -ajo: something i.

des-ordin-ar:(tr.) to disorder, derange, disturb; -ogo: hurly-burly.

des-organ-izar: to disorganize.

des-orient-izar:(lit.) to turn from the east; (fig.) to put out of one's element; to put on the wrong scent, to lose one's bearings.

des-ost-izar: to bone, to fillet (fish); -iz-ita dindo: boned turkey.

des-ox-izo: disoxygenation.

des-oxid-igar, -izar: to disoxidate, deoxidize.

des-pak-igar: to unpack, unbundle.

des-pav-izar: to unpave, take up the pavement.

des-pekt-ar:(tr.) to uncomb.

des-pend-ar:(tr.) to take down, unhang (a chandelier, etc.).

despens-o: pantry, larder, buttery, steward's office; -isto: steward. — FIS

des-persuad-ar:(tr.) to dissuade, persuade to the contrary of (ulu pri ulo, ulu per ulo).

des-pia: impious, ungodly, undevout.

despit-ar:(intr.) to be vexed; to fret. Def.: Despito: chagreno mixita kun iraco. Ex.: Ilua agi despitigas me (E. his acts vex me); Quo importas, sive il esas joyoza sive il esas despitoza (E. what do you care whether he is joyous or vexed). Lasar eruptar sua despito; (E. to vent one's ill humor). — eFIS

des-plan-igar: to put out of true, (of wood) to warp.

des-plas-izar: to displace (ulu, ulo).

des-plen-igar: to diminish the contents of, to empty; -eskar: to get low.

des-plez-ar:(intr.) to be displeasing (ad ulu); (tr.) to displease (ulu).

des-plezur-o: displeasure, grief, sorrow.

des-plum-izar: to pluck (feathers).

des-polar-igar: to depolarize.

des-polis-ar: to remove the polish, to rough.

des-popul-izar: to depopulate.

des-popular-igar: to render unpopular.

des-posed-igar: to dispossess, oust.