Neo-English dictionary

dir v past tense of di, to give

diradiki to uproot, to deracinate

dirajoni; —a to rave, to talk nonsense; unreasonable

diralyi to derail; to be derailed, to jump the rails

dirami to lop off the branches, to prune

diregli to put out of order, to unsettle

diriei; —o to deny a request denial of —

disanga; —i bleeded; to bleed

disavati, disuti to take off one's shoes

diseni dissent, disagreement

disertal; —i dissertation to dissert

disfo; —at; —i defeat: —ed; to —

disgust(o); —i; —a, —ifa disgust; to —; —ing

disherni; —o to discern —ment

dishiplen; —i discipline to —

dishiplo; —in disciple m: f

disilenta; —enso dissident; —ence

disilgi to unseal

disirvi to disserve, to wrong, to do harm

disko disc, disk

diskord(o) discord, dissension

diskorso speech

diskredit; —i discredit; to —

diskreta; —e; —eso discreet; —ly; —cretion

diskut; —i discussion; to discuss

dislrib(o); —i distribution; to distribute

disolidari to disassociate oneself

disolvi; —o to dissolve; dissolution

disonora; —i insonorous; to sound-proof, to insonorisate

disopli to get out of breath

dispendi to exempt, to dispense

dispensi to dispense, to distribute

disper(o); —i despair; to —

dispoli; —azo to spoil; spoliation

dispon; —i disposal, disposition; to dispose

disput; —i dispute- to —

disqami to desquamate

distingo; —a; —i distinction; distinguished; to distinguish

distrako; —a absent-mindedness; —minded

disturbo; —i disturb; to —; trouble; to-

ditax; —i remission of tax; to take the tax off

ditenso; —i unbending, to unbend; relaxing, to relax; slackening; to slacken

diuni to disunite, to divide

diuzo; —a desuetude; obsolete

divagi to ramble, to rave; divagation, rambling

divegi; —azo to deviate; —viation; to go astray: going astray n

divergi; —o to diverge; —ence

diversa; —e diverse; —ly: various; —ly

diverti; —o to divert; —sion

divesti to undress

divid; —i division; to divide

divizyon (mil.) division

divorso; —i divorce, to —

diweri to lay off (a garment)

diweri to take off (a garment)

dixonar; —ye dictionary; in the —

dixyon diction, elocution

DK, Dk, dK (do Krist) A. D.; after Christ

Dl (Damel) Miss, Young Lady

dm (domide), p. m. (in the afternoon)

Dm Madam, Mrs.

do; —a after (time): posterior, later

dobevoco US hangover

doci; —o to teach- —ing n

docila; —eso docile; —cility

dodo; —i sleep; to —

doe afterwards

dogan; —a; —er customs n, a; — house officer

dogmo; —a dogma; —tic

doi; —doazo to postpone; —ment

dok still, nevertheless

dokras; —a the-day-after-to-morrow; of —

dokrasyo; —ya the next day: of the —

dokta; —un learned; — person, erudite person