Amikos de Neo
DIXONAR
NEO – ANGLAL
| da | from |
| daa | yes, yea |
| daco | country house, villa, cottage |
| Dacyo; –ya | Dacia –ian |
| dado; –i | die (pl. dice) to play dice |
| dadus | by far from far |
| daidaid | soon; suddenly; from day to day, in a day's time dalyo dahlia |
| dak; –er | roof; tiler |
| dal | from the |
| daldel; –i | flagstone, tile; to tile, to floor |
| daldo; –i | flagstone, floor tile, paving stone, slab; to pave, to tile |
| dam (dekametro) | decametre |
| Dam | Lady, Madam |
| Damel | Young lady, Miss |
| dameni; –o | to damn; –ation |
| damesames | in a month's time |
| damomentalosa | in a flash in a second, in a trice |
| dan | then |
| dangadi | to endanger |
| dango; –a; –i | danger- –ous; to be –ous |
| dank; –i | thank, –s, thank…, thank to; to thank |
| dansaro, dansing | dancing (place) public dance-hall, US public ballroom |
| danso; –i | dance, –ing; to dance |
| dar | v present of di, to give |
| dardo; –i; –ol; –i | sting; to –, to dart out |
| darka; –o; –e | dark; –ness; in the – |
| darto | (med.) dartre, tetter |
| das-exenta | duty free |
| daso | (customs) duty, duties, tax |
| dat | given |
| datadi | to fix a date |
| dato; –e; –i | date; dated…; to – |
| davekavek | in a week's time |
| de | of |
| dea; dee | divine; –ly |
| deb; –i | debt; to owe |
| debat | owing, due |
| debato; –i | debate; to – |
| debel | debenture (certificate); debt's amount |
| debla; –o, –eso | weak; –ness |
| deblapunt | foible |
| debosh; –a, –at; –i | debauch, –ery; –ed; to – |
| debut; –i; –er | beginning; to begin; –inner, debutant |
| deced; –at; –i | decease; –ed; to – |
| Decem(bro); –bra; –bre | December; of, in – |
| decenta; –e; decenso | decent; –ly, decency |
| decerni | to award |
| decid-vot | casting-vote |
| decid; –at; –e; –i | decision; decided; –dedly; to –ide |
| dediki; –ado | to dedicate; –ation |
| deduk; –i | deduction; to deduce |
| def; –a; –i | difference; –ent; to be –ent |
| defalki; –o | to write off, to deduct; deduction, reduction |
| defekt(o); –a | defect; –ive |
| defen; –i | definition, to define |
| defendo; –i | defence; to defend |
| deficit; –a | deficit; n, a; in – |
| definitiva; –e | definitive; –ly |
| defuzi; –o | diffusion; to diffuse; (radio) broadcasting; to broadcast |
| degni | to deign |
| dego; –i | dam, dyke; to dam up, to dyke |
| degust, –azo; –i | tasting n (a drink); to taste |
| dein | goddess |
| dek | deck |
| dekado, –a | decadence; –ent |
| dekan; –a | dean, doyen n, a |
| deklari; –o; dekli; –o | to declare; –ation; nilo deklenda? nothing to declare? |
| deklin; –i; –azo | decline, decay; to –; –ination, decay |
| dekor; –i; –azo, –ado | decoration, decor, scenery; to decorate; decoration; medal |
| dekret; –i | decree; to – |
| del | of the |
| deldi; –o | to delate; –ation |
| delegi; –o; –un | to delegate; –ation; delegate |
| delekto; –a | delectation; –ected, –ectable |
| deli; –o | to destroy; destruction |
| delifa | destructive |
| delifa | destructive, baleful |
| delikto; –i; –er; –eso | crime, offence; to commit a –, an –; delinquent; –quency |
| delior | destroyer (ship) |
| delir; –a; –i | delirium; delirious; to be –ious |
| delis; –a | delight; delicious |
| delkredo | del credere (comm.) |
| delto | (geog.) delta |
| delud; –i | disappointment; to –point |
| demarki; –o, –azo | to demarcate; demarcation |
| demarko-lin | line of demarcation; –line, dividing line |
| dementa; –ro | insane, mad; lunatic asylum |
| demisyon; –i | resignation; to resign |
| demograf, –a, –io | demographist, –phic, –phy |
| demokrat; –a; –io | democrat; –ic; –acy |
| demol, –i | demolition, to demolish |
| demon; –a | demon, devil; demoniac, –al |
| demontri; –o | to demonstrate; –ation; to prove; proof |
| demor; –i | dwelling; to dwell |
| demoskopio, –skopa | demoscopy (Gallup-poll), –scopic |
| den | because, for |
| dengo | money |
| densa; –o | dense; –ity; thick; –ness |
| dent; –ist | tooth; dentist |
| dentel | lace |
| dentoco | (elephant's) tusk |
| denton | battlement |
| denunci; –o | to denounce; –ment, denunciation |
| Deo | God; deo god, deity |
| department, –a | department, –al |
| departo; –i | departure; to depart |
| depasi; –a | to go beyond; to surpass; surpassing; overweighing, overtopping |
| dependi; –o | to depend; –ence |
| depisti | to track down; to smell out |
| depli; –o | to deploy; –ment; to stretch; –ing n |
| deplom; –i | diploma; to grant a –, US to degree |
| deplong | long since, for a long time |
| deplor; –i | deploring n; to deplore |
| depnun | from now on, henceforth |
| deport; –i; –un | deportation; to deport; –ee |
| depres; –i | depression; to depress |
| deputat, –taryo | deputy, Member of Parliament; US Representative |
| deputkam | House of Commons; US House of Representatives |
| depvan | how long, since when |
| derap; –i | skidding; to skid |
| derid; –a | derision; –sory |
| deriv; –i | derivation; to derive |
| derker; –in | director m, f; manager, –ess |
| derki; derko | to direct, to lead, to manage; direction, lead, management |
| dermolog; –io | dermatologist; –logy |
| derobi | to rob, to filch; –isi to hide, to elude |
| derogi; –o | to derogate; –ation |
| derut; –i | rout, to – |
| des | as soon as |
| desegni; –o, –azo | to designate; –ation; to appoint; –ment |
| desen; –i; –er | (art) drawing; to draw; –er |
| desert | dessert, sweet |
| desirvi | to connect up, to serve |
| desisti, –(o) | to stand down; to desist |
| deskadi; –(o) | to come down, to lower oneself; fall, downfall |
| deskrib; –i | description; to describe |
| despo; –i | spite; to – |
| despot; –a; –ismo | despot; –ic; –ism |
| deste | so much; – plu so much the more, all the more; – min all the less, so much the less; – ben so much the better |
| destil; –i | distillation; to distil |
| destin; –i; –aryo | destiny; to address; addressee; –ado destination |
| detal; –e; –i | detail; in –; to – |
| dete | therefore, that is why |
| detektiv | detective n |
| deten; –i | holding n; to hold; detention; to detain |
| determena; –i | definite a; to – |
| detesti; –o | to detest; –ation |
| detraki; –o | to upset; –tting n |
| detro; –a; –e | distress; –ed; in- |
| 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; no dey 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 |
| diidra; –i; –eso, –azo | dehydrated; to –drate; –ation |
| diinkant; –i | disenchantment; to disenchant |
| diintegri; –azo | to disintegrate; –ation |
| dijlun; –i | breakfast; to have – |
| dijuki | to unhook |
| dikafeina | decaffeinated, caffeine free |
| dikalci; –o, –azo | to decalcify; –fication |
| dikapli | to undo one's hair |
| dikateni | to unchain |
| diklator; –ur | dictator; –ship |
| dikli; –o | to dictate; dictation |
| diklon | saying n |
| dikloza; –i; –o | blooming a; to bloom; blossoming n |
| dikolora; –i | bleached, washed-out; to discolour, to wash out |
| dikombra | disencumbered |
| dikompon; –i | decomposition; to –ose |
| dikon; –i | misappreciation; to misappreciate |
| dikonseli; –enda | to dissuade; not to be advised |
| dikopri | to uncover |
| dikoragi; –fa | to discourage; –ing |
| dikori; –fa | to disgust; –ing; to dishearten; –ing |
| dikrediti | to cancel a credited amount |
| dikrema | skimmed (milk) |
| dikreski; –o | to decrease; – |
| dikrustcl | (cook.) bread-crumb topping |
| dikulpi; –azo | to disculpate; –ation |
| dikun; –a | dissidence; –ent |
| dikushi | to sleep out |
| dilasi; –o | to relax; – |
| dilati | to unlace, to undo |
| dilati; –azo | to dilate –ation, distention |
| dilebi | to unstick, to unglue |
| dilespi | to unballast |
| dilezi | to indemnify, to compensate |
| diligenta; –enso | diligent; –ence |
| diligi | to unbind |
| diloji | to eject, to evict |
| dilsi; –o | to dilute; –tion |
| dilugi; –o | to refute, –ation |
| dilustri | to take the polish off |
| diluv; –a | deluge; diluvial |
| dim; –a; –e | half n, a, adv. |
| dimdim | half and half |
| dimezi | to disable, to deprive |
| dimi | to divide by two |
| dimineli; | to clear of mines; –ior; –er mine clearer (ship; person) |
| dimixi | to disentangle |
| dimobili; –azo | to demobilize; –ation |
| dimodya | out of fashion, out of date; old-fashioned |
| dimorali; –fa | to demoralize –ing |
| dimot'di | to renounce, to give in, to let go |
| dimuni | to deprive |
| dinama; –ismo | dynamic; –ism |
| dinamit; –i | dynamite; to – |
| dinastio; –sta | dynasty; –ic |
| dindo; –din | turkey cock: turkey |
| ding | thingummy, what is't |
| dinopi | to unknot, tu undo; to untie |
| dinukli, –azo | to denuclearize, –ation |
| diobed; –i | disobedience to disobey |
| dionor; –i | dishonour; to – |
| diorgani; –azo | to disorganize; –ation |
| dioryenti | to disorientate |
| diosti | to bone, to take the bones off |
| dipanki; –azo | to put into working order, to help: help: breakdown service |
| diparda | odd, unmatched |
| diparsi; –o | to disappear; –ence, –ing n |
| dipegi | to disengage |
| dipendi | to unhook, to unhang |
| dipensi | to change one's mind, to think again |
| dipili | to fray |
| diplasi | to displace; –un displaced person |
| diplo; –a; –e; –i | double n, a, adv.; to – |
| diplomat; –a; –io | diplomat: –ic; –acy |
| dipolvi | to dust, to rid the dust |
| dipresyi | to depreciate |
| diprovide | unawares, without warning |
| 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 |
| dokti in; –a | doctrine: –al |
| doktor; –a | doctor: –al |
| doktun | learned person, erudite n |
| dokument; –io, –azo | document; –ation |
| dol | after the |
| dolabor; –a | after work: of – |
| doli | to ache to suffer: to pain |
| dolo | ache, suffering, pain |
| dolyo; –ya; –ye; –yi | mourn; –ing a; in –ing adv.; to – |
| dom; –a | house, home: – a |
| domeli; –azo | to go home, to come back home comine home n |
| domen; –i; –azo | doma n, estate; (fig.) field to dominate; –ation |
| domi | to dwell to lodge |
| domicil; –a | residence, domicile –iliary |
| domid; –a; –e | afternoon n, a, adv. |
| domii | household apparatus (instrument) |
| domin(ko); –a | Sunday; –'s |
| domol | pied-a-terre, occasional lodging |
| domul | small house, shanty |
| domye | at home home (also: going home) |
| don; –i | gift (cards) deal |
| donado; –i | gift, present, donation; to make a – |
| dondo; –i | thunder; to- |
| doneo | (math.) datum |
| doni; –at | v to give; given |
| donk | then, so, thus |
| donti; –o; –azo | to tame; –ing n |
| dor | v future of di, to give |
| dora; –e; –eso | hard; –ly; –ness |
| dorf; –a | village –'s |
| dorkora; dorkor | hard hearted –ness |
| dormeli | to doze, to drowse |
| dormen; –i | sleepiness to feel sleepy |
| dormeti | to doze, to drowse, to nap, to slumber |
| dormifa | soporific |
| dormiji | to fall asleep |
| dormo | sleep |
| dormokam | bedroom |
| dormol; –i | nap, doze, snooze; to doze, to drowse |
| dorov | hard-boiled egg |
| dorsado; –i | endorsement; to endorse |
| dorse | back, rear adv. |
| dorso; –a | back, rear n, a |
| dorsospin, dors-osto | backbone |
| dorverkos | hard labour |
| doskola | after school a |
| dosyer; –ye | documents, dossier, file in the files |
| dot; –a; –i; –at | gift, dowry; dotal: to endow, to gift; gifted, endowed, talented |
| dotote | after all |
| dov; –i | duty; must, to have to; to have a duty |
| dox; –a | posterity; of the – |
| doya | younger, junior |
| dozo; –i; –azo | dose, proportion; to proportion, to apportion |
| dra eo | sugared almond |
| dragon | (mil.) dragoon |
| drak | dragon |
| dram; –a; –i | drama; –tic: to –tize |
| drap; –a; –i | cloth draped; to drape |
| dre; –l | behind; – the |
| dril; –i | drill, to –; to train; –ing |
| drita, –e; –eso | straight a, adv.; –ness |
| driv-ensen | driving instruction |
| drivi; –er | to drive; driver |
| drivpermo | driving –licence |
| drogo; –i | drug; to dope; to physic |
| drogun | addict n |
| drola; –un; –eso | funny, –ily, fun; droll –y; –ery |
| dron; –i | drowning n; to drown |
| du; –a | two; second |
| duala | secondary |
| duamana, –ayo | second-hand adj; –object |
| dub; –a; –i | doubt; –ful, questionable; to – |
| due | secondly |
| duedim | two and a half |
| duegno | duenna |
| duek | two hundred |
| duel | duel, encounter |
| duf; –a; –e; –i | difficulty; difficult; with –y; to have – |
| dufdicibla | difficult to say |
| dufdigestibla | difficult to digest; |
| dufimaginibla | difficult to imagine |
| dufkapibla | difficult to grasp |
| dufkomprenibla | difficult to understand |
| duflektibla | difficult to read |
| dufobtenibla | difficult to obtain |
| dufudibla | difficult to hear |
| dufvidibla | difficult to see |
| duim | half n |
| duis; –a; –o | twenty; –ieth; about twenty, score |
| duk; –i | lead to lead |
| dukel | pipe, conduit, main |
| dukil | (mot.) steering-wheel; (bicycl.) handlebars |
| dul; –a; –i | delay: –'s; to – |
| duladi | to procrastinate |
| dulda; –o; –i | patient; –ience; to have – |
| duldon; –i | endurance; to endure, to bear |
| dulka; –eso: –i | sweet: –ness; to –en |
| dulkaqo | sweet-, rain-, river-water |
| dulkel | sweet n, dessert |
| dulkof | credit purchase |
| dulmerkado | credit- (stock) market |
| dulti; –o | to adulterate; –ation |
| dulvendo | credit sale |
| dum; –a; –eso; –ado | stupid; –ity (nature) –ity (action), nonsense |
| dumbel; –er; –io | dumb-bell, weight; weight lifter; – lifting |
| dumdumi | to become more and more silly |
| dumel; –a | silly person; silly, foolish |
| dumeluyo | booby-trap |
| dun | while |
| dune | meanwhile, meantime |
| dungo; –i | manure, to –; fert lizing n, to –ize |
| duo | pair, duet |
| duoden, –a, –it | (anat.) duodenum –denal, –denite |
| duomo | dome, cathedral |
| dupa; –i; –ado | dupe; to –; –ery |
| duplo; –a; –i | double n, copy; double a; duplicate, to –, to copy |
| dur | v conditional of di, to give |
| dura, –abla; –i, –o | long lasting; to last; duration |
| durvivi | to die hard |
| dus-kontrole | by remote control |
| dus; –a; –e; –i | distance: far, – away a, adv.: to get far away, to remove; – da far from |
| dux; –in | duke; duchess |
| dyablo; –a; –don ye | devil diabolic; miles away, at the back of beyond |
| dyeto | (all s) diet |