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[b][size=100%] DIXONAR [/size][/b]
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[b][size=105%] NEO – ANGLAL [/size][/b]
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| [b]da[/b] | from |
| [b]daa[/b] | yes, yea |
| [b]daco[/b] | country house, villa, cottage |
| [b]Dacyo; –ya[/b] | Dacia –ian |
| [b]dado; –i[/b] | die ([i]pl.[/i] dice) to play dice |
| [b]dadus[/b] | by far from far |
| [b]daidaid[/b] | soon; suddenly; from day to day, in a day's time dalyo dahlia |
| [b]dak; –er[/b] | roof; tiler |
| [b]dal[/b] | from the |
| [b]daldel; –i[/b] | flagstone, tile; to tile, to floor |
| [b]daldo; –i[/b] | flagstone, floor tile, paving stone, slab; to pave, to tile |
| [b]dam (dekametro)[/b] | decametre |
| [b]Dam[/b] | Lady, Madam |
| [b]Damel[/b] | Young lady, Miss |
| [b]dameni; –o[/b] | to damn; –ation |
| [b]damesames[/b] | in a month's time |
| [b]damomentalosa[/b] | in a flash in a second, in a trice |
| [b]dan[/b] | then |
| [b]dangadi[/b] | to endanger |
| [b]dango; –a; –i[/b] | danger- –ous; to be –ous |
| [b]dank; –i[/b] | thank, –s, thank..., thank to; to thank |
| [b]dansaro, dansing[/b] | dancing (place) public dance-hall, [i]US[/i] public ballroom |
| [b]danso; –i[/b] | dance, –ing; to dance |
| [b]dar[/b] | [i]v[/i] present of [i][b]di[/b][/i], to give |
| [b]dardo; –i; –ol; –i[/b] | sting; to –, to dart out |
| [b]darka; –o; –e[/b] | dark; –ness; in the – |
| [b]darto[/b] | ([i]med.[/i]) dartre, tetter |
| [b]das-exenta[/b] | duty free |
| [b]daso[/b] | ([i]customs[/i]) duty, duties, tax |
| [b]dat[/b] | given |
| [b]datadi[/b] | to fix a date |
| [b]dato; –e; –i[/b] | date; dated...; to – |
| [b]davekavek[/b] | in a week's time |
| [b]de[/b] | of |
| [b]dea; dee[/b] | divine; –ly |
| [b]deb; –i[/b] | debt; to owe |
| [b]debat[/b] | owing, due |
| [b]debato; –i[/b] | debate; to – |
| [b]debel[/b] | debenture ([i]certificate[/i]); debt's amount |
| [b]debla; –o, –eso[/b] | weak; –ness |
| [b]deblapunt[/b] | foible |
| [b]debosh; –a, –at; –i[/b] | debauch, –ery; –ed; to – |
| [b]debut; –i; –er[/b] | beginning; to begin; –inner, debutant |
| [b]deced; –at; –i[/b] | decease; –ed; to – |
| [b]Decem(bro); –bra; –bre[/b] | December; of, in – |
| [b]decenta; –e; decenso[/b] | decent; –ly, decency |
| [b]decerni[/b] | to award |
| [b]decid-vot[/b] | casting-vote |
| [b]decid; –at; –e; –i[/b] | decision; decided; –dedly; to –ide |
| [b]dediki; –ado[/b] | to dedicate; –ation |
| [b]deduk; –i[/b] | deduction; to deduce |
| [b]def; –a; –i[/b] | difference; –ent; to be –ent |
| [b]defalki; –o[/b] | to write off, to deduct; deduction, reduction |
| [b]defekt(o); –a[/b] | defect; –ive |
| [b]defen; –i[/b] | definition, to define |
| [b]defendo; –i[/b] | defence; to defend |
| [b]deficit; –a[/b] | deficit; [i]n[/i], [i]a[/i]; in – |
| [b]definitiva; –e[/b] | definitive; –ly |
| [b]defuzi; –o[/b] | diffusion; to diffuse; ([i]radio[/i]) broadcasting; to broadcast |
| [b]degni[/b] | to deign |
| [b]dego; –i[/b] | dam, dyke; to dam up, to dyke |
| [b]degust, –azo; –i[/b] | tasting [i]n[/i] ([i]a drink[/i]); to taste |
| [b]dein[/b] | goddess |
| [b]dek[/b] | deck |
| [b]dekado, –a[/b] | decadence; –ent |
| [b]dekan; –a[/b] | dean, doyen [i]n[/i], [i]a[/i] |
| [b]deklari; –o; dekli; –o[/b] | to declare; –ation; [i][b]nilo deklenda?[/b][/i] nothing to declare? |
| [b]deklin; –i; –azo[/b] | decline, decay; to –; –ination, decay |
| [b]dekor; –i; –azo, –ado[/b] | decoration, decor, scenery; to decorate; decoration; medal |
| [b]dekret; –i[/b] | decree; to – |
| [b]del[/b] | of the |
| [b]deldi; –o[/b] | to delate; –ation |
| [b]delegi; –o; –un[/b] | to delegate; –ation; delegate |
| [b]delekto; –a[/b] | delectation; –ected, –ectable |
| [b]deli; –o[/b] | to destroy; destruction |
| [b]delifa[/b] | destructive |
| [b]delifa[/b] | destructive, baleful |
| [b]delikto; –i; –er; –eso[/b] | crime, offence; to commit a –, an –; delinquent; –quency |
| [b]delior[/b] | destroyer ([i]ship[/i]) |
| [b]delir; –a; –i[/b] | delirium; delirious; to be –ious |
| [b]delis; –a[/b] | delight; delicious |
| [b]delkredo[/b] | del credere ([i]comm.[/i]) |
| [b]delto[/b] | ([i]geog.[/i]) delta |
| [b]delud; –i[/b] | disappointment; to –point |
| [b]demarki; –o, –azo[/b] | to demarcate; demarcation |
| [b]demarko-lin[/b] | line of demarcation; –line, dividing line |
| [b]dementa; –ro[/b] | insane, mad; lunatic asylum |
| [b]demisyon; –i[/b] | resignation; to resign |
| [b]demograf, –a, –io[/b] | demographist, –phic, –phy |
| [b]demokrat; –a; –io[/b] | democrat; –ic; –acy |
| [b]demol, –i[/b] | demolition, to demolish |
| [b]demon; –a[/b] | demon, devil; demoniac, –al |
| [b]demontri; –o[/b] | to demonstrate; –ation; to prove; proof |
| [b]demor; –i[/b] | dwelling; to dwell |
| [b]demoskopio, –skopa[/b] | demoscopy (Gallup-poll), –scopic |
| [b]den[/b] | because, for |
| [b]dengo[/b] | money |
| [b]densa; –o[/b] | dense; –ity; thick; –ness |
| [b]dent; –ist[/b] | tooth; dentist |
| [b]dentel[/b] | lace |
| [b]dentoco[/b] | (elephant's) tusk |
| [b]denton[/b] | battlement |
| [b]denunci; –o[/b] | to denounce; –ment, denunciation |
| [b]Deo[/b] | God; [b]deo[/b] god, deity |
| [b]department, –a[/b] | department, –al |
| [b]departo; –i[/b] | departure; to depart |
| [b]depasi; –a[/b] | to go beyond; to surpass; surpassing; overweighing, overtopping |
| [b]dependi; –o[/b] | to depend; –ence |
| [b]depisti[/b] | to track down; to smell out |
| [b]depli; –o[/b] | to deploy; –ment; to stretch; –ing [i]n[/i] |
| [b]deplom; –i[/b] | diploma; to grant a –, [i]US[/i] to degree |
| [b]deplong[/b] | long since, for a long time |
| [b]deplor; –i[/b] | deploring [i]n[/i]; to deplore |
| [b]depnun[/b] | from now on, henceforth |
| [b]deport; –i; –un[/b] | deportation; to deport; –ee |
| [b]depres; –i[/b] | depression; to depress |
| [b]deputat, –taryo[/b] | deputy, Member of Parliament; [i]US[/i] Representative |
| [b]deputkam[/b] | House of Commons; [i]US[/i] House of Representatives |
| [b]depvan[/b] | how long, since when |
| [b]derap; –i[/b] | skidding; to skid |
| [b]derid; –a[/b] | derision; –sory |
| [b]deriv; –i[/b] | derivation; to derive |
| [b]derker; –in[/b] | director [i]m[/i], [i]f[/i]; manager, –ess |
| [b]derki; derko[/b] | to direct, to lead, to manage; direction, lead, management |
| [b]dermolog; –io[/b] | dermatologist; –logy |
| [b]derobi[/b] | to rob, to filch; [b]–isi[/b] to hide, to elude |
| [b]derogi; –o[/b] | to derogate; –ation |
| [b]derut; –i[/b] | rout, to – |
| [b]des[/b] | as soon as |
| [b]desegni; –o, –azo[/b] | to designate; –ation; to appoint; –ment |
| [b]desen; –i; –er[/b] | ([i]art[/i]) drawing; to draw; –er |
| [b]desert[/b] | dessert, sweet |
| [b]desirvi[/b] | to connect up, to serve |
| [b]desisti, –(o)[/b] | to stand down; to desist |
| [b]deskadi; –(o)[/b] | to come down, to lower oneself; fall, downfall |
| [b]deskrib; –i[/b] | description; to describe |
| [b]despo; –i[/b] | spite; to – |
| [b]despot; –a; –ismo[/b] | despot; –ic; –ism |
| [b]deste[/b] | so much; – [i][b]plu[/b][/i] so much the more, all the more; – [i][b]min[/b][/i] all the less, so much the less; – [i][b]ben[/b][/i] so much the better |
| [b]destil; –i[/b] | distillation; to distil |
| [b]destin; –i; –aryo[/b] | destiny; to address; addressee; [b]–ado[/b] destination |
| [b]detal; –e; –i[/b] | detail; in –; to – |
| [b]dete[/b] | therefore, that is why |
| [b]detektiv[/b] | detective [i]n[/i] |
| [b]deten; –i[/b] | holding [i]n[/i]; to hold; detention; to detain |
| [b]determena; –i[/b] | definite [i]a[/i]; to – |
| [b]detesti; –o[/b] | to detest; –ation |
| [b]detraki; –o[/b] | to upset; –tting [i]n[/i] |
| [b]detro; –a; –e[/b] | distress; –ed; in- |
| [b]Deuca; Deucland[/b] | German; –y |
| [b]deven, –i[/b] | becoming, development; to become |
| [b]devis(o)[/b] | motto, slogan |
| [b]devolvi; –o[/b] | to develop; –ment |
| [b]devori[/b] | to devour |
| [b]devota; –eso[/b] | devout; –ness |
| [b]devox –a[/b] | devotion; devoted |
| [b]devulgi; –o[/b] | to divulge; –gation |
| [b]dexa[/b] | right (side); right hand |
| [b]dexe[/b] | right [i]adv.[/i] |
| [b]dexelinki[/b] | to pull different ways |
| [b]dey[/b] | of this, of it, of which, of whom; whose; [i][b]no dey[/b][/i] don't mention it |
| [b]dezastro; –a[/b] | disaster; –ous |
| [b]dezert; –a[/b] | desert [i]n[/i], [i]a[/i], barren |
| [b]dezertal; –i; –er[/b] | desertion; to desert; –er |
| [b]dezo; –i[/b] | desire n; to desire; wish; to – |
| [b]dezol; –a; –i[/b] | desolation; –ate; to –ate |
| [b]di[/b] | to give |
| [b]diagnostik; –a[/b] | diagnosis; –gnostic |
| [b]diagonal, –a[/b] | diagonal [i]n[/i], [i]a[/i] |
| [b]diagram, –a[/b] | diagram, –ammatic |
| [b]diakon; –in[/b] | deacon; –ess; –a diaconal: [b]–ado[/b] diaconate, deaconship |
| [b]diakord; –i[/b] | discordance; to discord |
| [b]dialekt; –a[/b] | dialect; –al |
| [b]dialog; –i[/b] | dialogue; to – |
| [b]diamant[/b] | diamond |
| [b]diametro; –e[/b] | diameter; –metrally |
| [b]diaprov; –i[/b] | disapproval; to –prove |
| [b]diareo[/b] | diarrhoea |
| [b]diarmi; –o, –azo[/b] | to disarm; –ament |
| [b]diasorta, –t; –i[/b] | unmatched, unpared, odd; to break up, to unmatch |
| [b]diaved; –i[/b] | retractation; to retract; disavowal, to disavow |
| [b]diaxi[/b] | to set over, to unsettle |
| [b]dibali; –azo[/b] | to unpack; –ing [i]n[/i] |
| [b]dibapti[/b] | to change the name; [b]–o[/b] change of name |
| [b]dibarki; –o[/b] | to land; –ing; to disembark; –ation, –ment |
| [b]diborsi; –o[/b] | to disburse; –ment, expenses |
| [b]dibrol; –i[/b] | disentanglement; to –angle; [i][b]–i l'nop[/b][/i] to clear up the mess |
| [b]dicapi[/b] | to take off one's hat |
| [b]dicat-tempe[/b] | at a given time |
| [b]dicefi[/b] | to decapitate, to behead |
| [b]dicevi[/b] | to discharge, to take off a load |
| [b]dici[/b] | to say |
| [b]dicibla[/b] | expressible |
| [b]dicifri[/b] | to decipher |
| [b]didegno; –i[/b] | disdain; to – |
| [b]didici[/b] | to retract |
| [b]didogani; –azo[/b] | to clear ([i]through the customs[/i]); –ing, –ance |
| [b]diduldi[/b] | to make, to become impatient |
| [b]diefla, –i[/b] | blunt, to – |
| [b]dieredi; –dat[/b] | to disinherit; –ed |
| [b]difami; –azo[/b] | to defame; –ation |
| [b]difavor; –i[/b] | disfavour; to –, to disadvantage |
| [b]diferendo[/b] | difference, case of dispute, contention |
| [b]diferenta; –i[/b] | different; to be – |
| [b]difex; –i[/b] | defection; to fall away |
| [b]difi[/b] | to undo |
| [b]difid; –i[/b] | mistrust; to – |
| [b]difiguri; –azo[/b] | to disfigure; –ation |
| [b]difleki[/b] | to remove stains |
| [b]difluo; –i[/b] | reflux, flowing back; to flow back |
| [b]diforma; –eso[/b] | deformed; –mity, malformation |
| [b]difterit; –a[/b] | diphtheria; –ric |
| [b]digali; –azo[/b] | to disqualify: –ication |
| [b]digel; –i[/b] | thaw; to – |
| [b]digenereso[/b] | degenerateness |
| [b]digeneri; –azo[/b] | to degenerate; –ation |
| [b]digest; –i[/b] | digestion; to digest |
| [b]digna; –e; –o[/b] | worthy; –ly; dignity |
| [b]dignado; –i[/b] | disgrace; to – |
| [b]dignal[/b] | office, dignity |
| [b]digocil[/b] | draining-rack |
| [b]digondi[/b] | to fly off the handle |
| [b]digonfa; –i[/b] | flat, soft, down; to deflate; [b]–o[/b], [b]–azo[/b] deflating |
| [b]digorda; –i; –o[/b] | wide-awake; to shake up, to stir up; stirring up, shaking up [i]n[/i] |
| [b]diidra; –i; –eso, –azo[/b] | dehydrated; to –drate; –ation |
| [b]diinkant; –i[/b] | disenchantment; to disenchant |
| [b]diintegri; –azo[/b] | to disintegrate; –ation |
| [b]dijlun; –i[/b] | breakfast; to have – |
| [b]dijuki[/b] | to unhook |
| [b]dikafeina[/b] | decaffeinated, caffeine free |
| [b]dikalci; –o, –azo[/b] | to decalcify; –fication |
| [b]dikapli[/b] | to undo one's hair |
| [b]dikateni[/b] | to unchain |
| [b]diklator; –ur[/b] | dictator; –ship |
| [b]dikli; –o[/b] | to dictate; dictation |
| [b]diklon[/b] | saying [i]n[/i] |
| [b]dikloza; –i; –o[/b] | blooming [i]a[/i]; to bloom; blossoming [i]n[/i] |
| [b]dikolora; –i[/b] | bleached, washed-out; to discolour, to wash out |
| [b]dikombra[/b] | disencumbered |
| [b]dikompon; –i[/b] | decomposition; to –ose |
| [b]dikon; –i[/b] | misappreciation; to misappreciate |
| [b]dikonseli; –enda[/b] | to dissuade; not to be advised |
| [b]dikopri[/b] | to uncover |
| [b]dikoragi; –fa[/b] | to discourage; –ing |
| [b]dikori; –fa[/b] | to disgust; –ing; to dishearten; –ing |
| [b]dikrediti[/b] | to cancel a credited amount |
| [b]dikrema[/b] | skimmed ([i]milk[/i]) |
| [b]dikreski; –o[/b] | to decrease; – |
| [b]dikrustcl[/b] | ([i]cook.[/i]) bread-crumb topping |
| [b]dikulpi; –azo[/b] | to disculpate; –ation |
| [b]dikun; –a[/b] | dissidence; –ent |
| [b]dikushi[/b] | to sleep out |
| [b]dilasi; –o[/b] | to relax; – |
| [b]dilati[/b] | to unlace, to undo |
| [b]dilati; –azo[/b] | to dilate –ation, distention |
| [b]dilebi[/b] | to unstick, to unglue |
| [b]dilespi[/b] | to unballast |
| [b]dilezi[/b] | to indemnify, to compensate |
| [b]diligenta; –enso[/b] | diligent; –ence |
| [b]diligi[/b] | to unbind |
| [b]diloji[/b] | to eject, to evict |
| [b]dilsi; –o[/b] | to dilute; –tion |
| [b]dilugi; –o[/b] | to refute, –ation |
| [b]dilustri[/b] | to take the polish off |
| [b]diluv; –a[/b] | deluge; diluvial |
| [b]dim; –a; –e[/b] | half [i]n[/i], [i]a[/i], [i]adv.[/i] |
| [b]dimdim[/b] | half and half |
| [b]dimezi[/b] | to disable, to deprive |
| [b]dimi[/b] | to divide by two |
| [b]dimineli;[/b] | to clear of mines; –ior; –er mine clearer ([i]ship[/i]; [i]person[/i]) |
| [b]dimixi[/b] | to disentangle |
| [b]dimobili; –azo[/b] | to demobilize; –ation |
| [b]dimodya[/b] | out of fashion, out of date; old-fashioned |
| [b]dimorali; –fa[/b] | to demoralize –ing |
| [b]dimot'di[/b] | to renounce, to give in, to let go |
| [b]dimuni[/b] | to deprive |
| [b]dinama; –ismo[/b] | dynamic; –ism |
| [b]dinamit; –i[/b] | dynamite; to – |
| [b]dinastio; –sta[/b] | dynasty; –ic |
| [b]dindo; –din[/b] | turkey cock: turkey |
| [b]ding[/b] | thingummy, what is't |
| [b]dinopi[/b] | to unknot, tu undo; to untie |
| [b]dinukli, –azo[/b] | to denuclearize, –ation |
| [b]diobed; –i[/b] | disobedience to disobey |
| [b]dionor; –i[/b] | dishonour; to – |
| [b]diorgani; –azo[/b] | to disorganize; –ation |
| [b]dioryenti[/b] | to disorientate |
| [b]diosti[/b] | to bone, to take the bones off |
| [b]dipanki; –azo[/b] | to put into working order, to help: help: breakdown service |
| [b]diparda[/b] | odd, unmatched |
| [b]diparsi; –o[/b] | to disappear; –ence, –ing [i]n[/i] |
| [b]dipegi[/b] | to disengage |
| [b]dipendi[/b] | to unhook, to unhang |
| [b]dipensi[/b] | to change one's mind, to think again |
| [b]dipili[/b] | to fray |
| [b]diplasi[/b] | to displace; [b]–un[/b] displaced person |
| [b]diplo; –a; –e; –i[/b] | double [i]n[/i], [i]a[/i], [i]adv.[/i]; to – |
| [b]diplomat; –a; –io[/b] | diplomat: –ic; –acy |
| [b]dipolvi[/b] | to dust, to rid the dust |
| [b]dipresyi[/b] | to depreciate |
| [b]diprovide[/b] | unawares, without warning |
| [b]dir[/b] | [i]v[/i] past tense of [i][b]di[/b][/i], to give |
| [b]diradiki[/b] | to uproot, to deracinate |
| [b]dirajoni; –a[/b] | to rave, to talk nonsense; unreasonable |
| [b]diralyi[/b] | to derail; to be derailed, to jump the rails |
| [b]dirami[/b] | to lop off the branches, to prune |
| [b]diregli[/b] | to put out of order, to unsettle |
| [b]diriei; –o[/b] | to deny a request denial of – |
| [b]disanga; –i[/b] | bleeded; to bleed |
| [b]disavati, disuti[/b] | to take off one's shoes |
| [b]diseni[/b] | dissent, disagreement |
| [b]disertal; –i[/b] | dissertation to dissert |
| [b]disfo; –at; –i[/b] | defeat: –ed; to – |
| [b]disgust(o); –i; –a, –ifa[/b] | disgust; to –; –ing |
| [b]disherni; –o[/b] | to discern –ment |
| [b]dishiplen; –i[/b] | discipline to – |
| [b]dishiplo; –in[/b] | disciple [i]m[/i], [i]f[/i] |
| [b]disilenta; –enso[/b] | dissident; –ence |
| [b]disilgi[/b] | to unseal |
| [b]disirvi[/b] | to disserve, to wrong, to do harm |
| [b]disko[/b] | disc, disk |
| [b]diskord(o)[/b] | discord, dissension |
| [b]diskorso[/b] | speech |
| [b]diskredit; –i[/b] | discredit; to – |
| [b]diskreta; –e; –eso[/b] | discreet; –ly; –cretion |
| [b]diskut; –i[/b] | discussion; to discuss |
| [b]dislrib(o); –i[/b] | distribution; to distribute |
| [b]disolidari[/b] | to disassociate oneself |
| [b]disolvi; –o[/b] | to dissolve; dissolution |
| [b]disonora; –i[/b] | insonorous; to sound-proof, to insonorisate |
| [b]disopli[/b] | to get out of breath |
| [b]dispendi[/b] | to exempt, to dispense |
| [b]dispensi[/b] | to dispense, to distribute |
| [b]disper(o); –i[/b] | despair; to – |
| [b]dispoli; –azo[/b] | to spoil; spoliation |
| [b]dispon; –i[/b] | disposal, disposition; to dispose |
| [b]disput; –i[/b] | dispute- to – |
| [b]disqami[/b] | to desquamate |
| [b]distingo; –a; –i[/b] | distinction; distinguished; to distinguish |
| [b]distrako; –a[/b] | absent-mindedness; –minded |
| [b]disturbo; –i[/b] | disturb; to –; trouble; to- |
| [b]ditax; –i[/b] | remission of tax; to take the tax off |
| [b]ditenso; –i[/b] | unbending, to unbend; relaxing, to relax; slackening; to slacken |
| [b]diuni[/b] | to disunite, to divide |
| [b]diuzo; –a[/b] | desuetude; obsolete |
| [b]divagi[/b] | to ramble, to rave; divagation, rambling |
| [b]divegi; –azo[/b] | to deviate; –viation; to go astray: going astray [i]n[/i] |
| [b]divergi; –o[/b] | to diverge; –ence |
| [b]diversa; –e[/b] | diverse; –ly: various; –ly |
| [b]diverti; –o[/b] | to divert; –sion |
| [b]divesti[/b] | to undress |
| [b]divid; –i[/b] | division; to divide |
| [b]divizyon[/b] | ([i]mil.[/i]) division |
| [b]divorso; –i[/b] | divorce, to – |
| [b]diweri[/b] | to lay off (a garment) |
| [b]diweri[/b] | to take off (a garment) |
| [b]dixonar; –ye[/b] | dictionary; in the – |
| [b]dixyon[/b] | diction, elocution |
| [b]DK, Dk, dK (do Krist)[/b] | A. D.; after Christ |
| [b]Dl[/b] | (Damel) Miss, Young Lady |
| [b]dm[/b] | (domide), p. m. (in the afternoon) |
| [b]Dm[/b] | Madam, Mrs. |
| [b]do; –a[/b] | after ([i]time[/i]): posterior, later |
| [b]dobevoco[/b] | [i]US[/i] hangover |
| [b]doci; –o[/b] | to teach- –ing [i]n[/i] |
| [b]docila; –eso[/b] | docile; –cility |
| [b]dodo; –i[/b] | sleep; to – |
| [b]doe[/b] | afterwards |
| [b]dogan; –a; –er[/b] | customs [i]n[/i], [i]a[/i]; – house officer |
| [b]dogmo; –a[/b] | dogma; –tic |
| [b]doi; –doazo[/b] | to postpone; –ment |
| [b]dok[/b] | still, nevertheless |
| [b]dokras; –a[/b] | the-day-after-to-morrow; of – |
| [b]dokrasyo; –ya[/b] | the next day: of the – |
| [b]dokta; –un[/b] | learned; – person, erudite person |
| [b]dokti in; –a[/b] | doctrine: –al |
| [b]doktor; –a[/b] | doctor: –al |
| [b]doktun[/b] | learned person, erudite [i]n[/i] |
| [b]dokument; –io, –azo[/b] | document; –ation |
| [b]dol[/b] | after the |
| [b]dolabor; –a[/b] | after work: of – |
| [b]doli[/b] | to ache to suffer: to pain |
| [b]dolo[/b] | ache, suffering, pain |
| [b]dolyo; –ya; –ye; –yi[/b] | mourn; –ing [i]a[/i]; in –ing [i]adv.[/i]; to – |
| [b]dom; –a[/b] | house, home: – [i]a[/i] |
| [b]domeli; –azo[/b] | to go home, to come back home comine home [i]n[/i] |
| [b]domen; –i; –azo[/b] | doma [i]n[/i], estate; ([i]fig.[/i]) field to dominate; –ation |
| [b]domi[/b] | to dwell to lodge |
| [b]domicil; –a[/b] | residence, domicile –iliary |
| [b]domid; –a; –e[/b] | afternoon [i]n[/i], [i]a[/i], [i]adv.[/i] |
| [b]domii[/b] | household apparatus (instrument) |
| [b]domin(ko); –a[/b] | Sunday; –'s |
| [b]domol[/b] | pied-a-terre, occasional lodging |
| [b]domul[/b] | small house, shanty |
| [b]domye[/b] | at home home ([i]also[/i]: going home) |
| [b]don; –i[/b] | gift ([i]cards[/i]) deal |
| [b]donado; –i[/b] | gift, present, donation; to make a – |
| [b]dondo; –i[/b] | thunder; to- |
| [b]doneo[/b] | ([i]math.[/i]) datum |
| [b]doni; –at[/b] | [i]v[/i] to give; given |
| [b]donk[/b] | then, so, thus |
| [b]donti; –o; –azo[/b] | to tame; –ing [i]n[/i] |
| [b]dor[/b] | [i]v[/i] future of [i][b]di[/b][/i], to give |
| [b]dora; –e; –eso[/b] | hard; –ly; –ness |
| [b]dorf; –a[/b] | village –'s |
| [b]dorkora; dorkor[/b] | hard hearted –ness |
| [b]dormeli[/b] | to doze, to drowse |
| [b]dormen; –i[/b] | sleepiness to feel sleepy |
| [b]dormeti[/b] | to doze, to drowse, to nap, to slumber |
| [b]dormifa[/b] | soporific |
| [b]dormiji[/b] | to fall asleep |
| [b]dormo[/b] | sleep |
| [b]dormokam[/b] | bedroom |
| [b]dormol; –i[/b] | nap, doze, snooze; to doze, to drowse |
| [b]dorov[/b] | hard-boiled egg |
| [b]dorsado; –i[/b] | endorsement; to endorse |
| [b]dorse[/b] | back, rear [i]adv.[/i] |
| [b]dorso; –a[/b] | back, rear [i]n[/i], [i]a[/i] |
| [b]dorsospin, dors-osto[/b] | backbone |
| [b]dorverkos[/b] | hard labour |
| [b]doskola[/b] | after school [i]a[/i] |
| [b]dosyer; –ye[/b] | documents, dossier, file in the files |
| [b]dot; –a; –i; –at[/b] | gift, dowry; dotal: to endow, to gift; gifted, endowed, talented |
| [b]dotote[/b] | after all |
| [b]dov; –i[/b] | duty; must, to have to; to have a duty |
| [b]dox; –a[/b] | posterity; of the – |
| [b]doya[/b] | younger, junior |
| [b]dozo; –i; –azo[/b] | dose, proportion; to proportion, to apportion |
| [b]dra eo[/b] | sugared almond |
| [b]dragon[/b] | ([i]mil.[/i]) dragoon |
| [b]drak[/b] | dragon |
| [b]dram; –a; –i[/b] | drama; –tic: to –tize |
| [b]drap; –a; –i[/b] | cloth draped; to drape |
| [b]dre; –l[/b] | behind; – the |
| [b]dril; –i[/b] | drill, to –; to train; –ing |
| [b]drita, –e; –eso[/b] | straight [i]a[/i], [i]adv.[/i]; –ness |
| [b]driv-ensen[/b] | driving instruction |
| [b]drivi; –er[/b] | to drive; driver |
| [b]drivpermo[/b] | driving –licence |
| [b]drogo; –i[/b] | drug; to dope; to physic |
| [b]drogun[/b] | addict [i]n[/i] |
| [b]drola; –un; –eso[/b] | funny, –ily, fun; droll –y; –ery |
| [b]dron; –i[/b] | drowning [i]n[/i]; to drown |
| [b]du; –a[/b] | two; second |
| [b]duala[/b] | secondary |
| [b]duamana, –ayo[/b] | second-hand [i]adj[/i]; –object |
| [b]dub; –a; –i[/b] | doubt; –ful, questionable; to – |
| [b]due[/b] | secondly |
| [b]duedim[/b] | two and a half |
| [b]duegno[/b] | duenna |
| [b]duek[/b] | two hundred |
| [b]duel[/b] | duel, encounter |
| [b]duf; –a; –e; –i[/b] | difficulty; difficult; with –y; to have – |
| [b]dufdicibla[/b] | difficult to say |
| [b]dufdigestibla[/b] | difficult to digest; |
| [b]dufimaginibla[/b] | difficult to imagine |
| [b]dufkapibla[/b] | difficult to grasp |
| [b]dufkomprenibla[/b] | difficult to understand |
| [b]duflektibla[/b] | difficult to read |
| [b]dufobtenibla[/b] | difficult to obtain |
| [b]dufudibla[/b] | difficult to hear |
| [b]dufvidibla[/b] | difficult to see |
| [b]duim[/b] | half [i]n[/i] |
| [b]duis; –a; –o[/b] | twenty; –ieth; about twenty, score |
| [b]duk; –i[/b] | lead to lead |
| [b]dukel[/b] | pipe, conduit, main |
| [b]dukil[/b] | ([i]mot.[/i]) steering-wheel; ([i]bicycl.[/i]) handlebars |
| [b]dul; –a; –i[/b] | delay: –'s; to – |
| [b]duladi[/b] | to procrastinate |
| [b]dulda; –o; –i[/b] | patient; –ience; to have – |
| [b]duldon; –i[/b] | endurance; to endure, to bear |
| [b]dulka; –eso: –i[/b] | sweet: –ness; to –en |
| [b]dulkaqo[/b] | sweet-, rain-, river-water |
| [b]dulkel[/b] | sweet [i]n[/i], dessert |
| [b]dulkof[/b] | credit purchase |
| [b]dulmerkado[/b] | credit- (stock) market |
| [b]dulti; –o[/b] | to adulterate; –ation |
| [b]dulvendo[/b] | credit sale |
| [b]dum; –a; –eso; –ado[/b] | stupid; –ity (nature) –ity (action), nonsense |
| [b]dumbel; –er; –io[/b] | dumb-bell, weight; weight lifter; – lifting |
| [b]dumdumi[/b] | to become more and more silly |
| [b]dumel; –a[/b] | silly person; silly, foolish |
| [b]dumeluyo[/b] | booby-trap |
| [b]dun[/b] | while |
| [b]dune[/b] | meanwhile, meantime |
| [b]dungo; –i[/b] | manure, to –; fert lizing [i]n[/i], to –ize |
| [b]duo[/b] | pair, duet |
| [b]duoden, –a, –it[/b] | ([i]anat.[/i]) duodenum –denal, –denite |
| [b]duomo[/b] | dome, cathedral |
| [b]dupa; –i; –ado[/b] | dupe; to –; –ery |
| [b]duplo; –a; –i[/b] | double [i]n[/i], copy; double [i]a[/i]; duplicate, to –, to copy |
| [b]dur[/b] | v conditional of [i][b]di[/b][/i], to give |
| [b]dura, –abla; –i, –o[/b] | long lasting; to last; duration |
| [b]durvivi[/b] | to die hard |
| [b]dus-kontrole[/b] | by remote control |
| [b]dus; –a; –e; –i[/b] | distance: far, – away [i]a[/i], [i]adv.[/i]: to get far away, to remove; [b]– da[/b] far from |
| [b]dux; –in[/b] | duke; duchess |
| [b]dyablo; –a; –don ye[/b] | devil diabolic; miles away, at the back of beyond |
| [b]dyeto[/b] | ([i]all s[/i]) diet |