Deuca; Deucland German; —y
deven, —i becoming, development; to become
devis(o) motto, slogan
devolvi; —o to develop; —ment
devori to devour
devota; —eso devout; —ness
devox —a devotion; devoted
devulgi; —o to divulge; —gation
dexa right (side); right hand
dexe right adv.
dexelinki to pull different ways
dey of this, of it, of which, of whom; whose; nodey don't mention it
dezastro; —a disaster; —ous
dezert; —a desert n, a, barren
dezertal; —i; —er desertion; to desert; —er
dezo; —i desire n; to desire; wish; to —
dezol; —a; —i desolation; —ate; to —ate
di to give
diagnostik; —a diagnosis; —gnostic
diagonal, —a diagonal n, a
diagram, —a diagram, —ammatic
diakon; —in deacon; —ess; —a diaconal: —ado diaconate, deaconship
diakord; —i discordance; to discord
dialekt; —a dialect; —al
dialog; —i dialogue; to —
diamant diamond
diametro; —e diameter; —metrally
diaprov; —i disapproval; to —prove
diareo diarrhoea
diarmi; —o, —azo to disarm; —ament
diasorta, —t; —i unmatched, unpared, odd; to break up, to unmatch
diaved; —i retractation; to retract; disavowal, to disavow
diaxi to set over, to unsettle
dibali; —azo to unpack; —ing n
dibapti to change the name; —o change of name
dibarki; —o to land; —ing; to disembark; —ation, —ment
diborsi; —o to disburse; —ment, expenses
dibrol; —i disentanglement; to —angle; —i l'nop to clear up the mess
dicapi to take off one's hat
dicat-tempe at a given time
dicefi to decapitate, to behead
dicevi to discharge, to take off a load
dici to say
dicibla expressible
dicifri to decipher
didegno; —i disdain; to —
didici to retract
didogani; —azo to clear (through the customs); —ing, —ance
diduldi to make, to become impatient
diefla, —i blunt, to —
dieredi; —dat to disinherit; —ed
difami; —azo to defame; —ation
difavor; —i disfavour; to —, to disadvantage
diferendo difference, case of dispute, contention
diferenta; —i different; to be —
difex; —i defection; to fall away
difi to undo
difid; —i mistrust; to —
difiguri; —azo to disfigure; —ation
difleki to remove stains
difluo; —i reflux, flowing back; to flow back
diforma; —eso deformed; —mity, malformation
difterit; —a diphtheria; —ric
digali; —azo to disqualify: —ication
digel; —i thaw; to —
digenereso degenerateness
digeneri; —azo to degenerate; —ation
digest; —i digestion; to digest
digna; —e; —o worthy; —ly; dignity
dignado; —i disgrace; to —
dignal office, dignity
digocil draining-rack
digondi to fly off the handle
digonfa; —i flat, soft, down; to deflate; —o, —azo deflating
digorda; —i; —o wide-awake; to shake up, to stir up; stirring up, shaking up n