/daˈkaro/

Dakar (the capital city of Senegal)

/ˈdako/

Dhaka (the capital city of Bangladesh)

Dallas (a city in Texas)

/daˈmasko/

Damascus (the capital city of Syria; an ancient settlement, the ancient capital of various polities, most notably the Umayyad Caliphate from 661 to 744 CE and Aram-Damascus, existing from the 12th to 8th centuries BCE)

Gdańsk (the capital city of Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland)

/daˈnio/

Denmark (a country in Northern Europe)

Denmark-Norway

/danˈlando/

Denmark (a country in Northern Europe)

/daˈnubo/

Danube (a river in Europe; flowing 2,850 kilometers from the confluence of the Breg and Brigach at Donaueschingen, Germany, through Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, Serbia, Romania, Bulgaria, Moldova, and Ukraine, into the Black Sea)

/daˈnujo/

archaic form of Danio: Denmark (a country in Northern Europe)

alternative form of Darvino (“Darwin”)

/darˈvino/

/daˈvido/

a male given name from Hebrew, equivalent to English David

/ˈdau̯ho/

Doha (the capital city of Qatar)

/d/, /t/, /ˈdo/

The fifth letter of the Esperanto alphabet, called do and written in the Latin script.

/da/

Of, -ful (used instead of de with quantities, to emphasize the quantity rather than the thing quantified, or to indicate the unity of a shape and its material, a container and its contents, or a group and its members)

/ˈdabi/

To softly tap; to wipe, dab.

/daiˈmio/

daimyo

/dai̯ˈkono/

daikon (large white radish)

/dakˈtilo/

date (stone fruit of the date palm)

/dalai-laˈmao/

Dalai Lama

/daˈlio/

dahlia

/daltoˈnismo/

color blindness

/daˈmasko/

damask

/daˈmad͡ʒi/

/daˈmad͡ʒo/

damage

/ˈdamna/

/ˈdamna metalˈroko/

doom metal (music)

/ˈdamne/

damn!

/ˈdamni/

to condemn to hell, damn

/damˈninda/

deserving of damnation, damnable

/ˈdamno/

damnation

/ˈdamo/

/ˈdamoi̯/

checkers; draughts (game)

/ˈdana/

/danˈt͡sadi/

to dance, be dancing, especially for an extended period of time

/danˈt͡sado/

dancing

/ˈdant͡si/

to dance

/dant͡sisˈtino/

female dancer, dancerette

/danˈt͡sisto/

dancer

/ˈdant͡so/

dance

/ˈdandi/

to swagger, show off

/ˈdando/

H-system spelling of danĝero

H-system spelling of danĝeroj

H-system spelling of danĝerojn

H-system spelling of danĝeron

X-system spelling of danĝero

X-system spelling of danĝeroj

X-system spelling of danĝerojn

X-system spelling of danĝeron

/dank al/

thanks to (because of)

alternative spelling of dank' al (“thanks to”)

/ˈdanke/

thankfully

thanks

/danˈkema/

thankful

/danˈkeme/

thankfully, gratefully

/dankeˈmet͡so/

thankfulness

/danˈkemo/

gratitude

/ˈdanki/

to thank

/ˈdanko/

thanks, gratitude

/ˈdankon/

thank you

/ˈdano/

a Dane

/danˈd͡ʒera/

dangerous

/danˈd͡ʒere/

dangerously

/danˈd͡ʒero/

danger

/ˈdarfi/

may, to be allowed to

/ˈdarmo/

dharma

/darmʃtaˈtio/

darmstadtium

/darviˈnismo/

Darwinism

/datenˈbazo/

database

/daˈteno/

data

/ˈdati/

/daˈtivo/

dative

/daˈtid͡ʒi/

to date (be ascertained or ascribed a date or historical period to its beginning)

/ˈdato/

date (of the calendar)

/datreˈveno/

anniversary (integral number of years to the day)

/datumˈbanko/

database

/datumˈbazo/

database

/daˈtumo/

data

/daˈturo/

X-system spelling of daŭras

X-system spelling of daŭri

X-system spelling of daŭris

X-system spelling of daŭros

X-system spelling of daŭru

X-system spelling of daŭrus

/daˈzipo/

armadillo

/ˈdau̯o/

dhow

/ˈdau̯ra/

continuous, permanent

/dau̯raˈɡusto/

aftertaste

/ˈdau̯re/

/dau̯ˈrebla/

sustainable

/ˈdau̯ri/

/dau̯ˈriɡi/

to continue

/dau̯ˈriɡo/

continuation, continuing

/dau̯riˈɡota/

to be continued, TBC

/dau̯riˈpova/

sustainable

/ˈdau̯ro/

duration