Decalogue

/delˈfeno/

Delphinus (constellation)

/ˈdelfto/

Delft (a city in South Holland, Netherlands)

/demiˈurɡo/

Demiurge

/demokraˈtia respuˈbliko ˈkonɡo/

Democratic Republic of the Congo (a country in Central Africa, the larger of the two countries named Congo)

/denˈvero/

Denver (the capital city of Colorado, United States)

/deˈtroi̯to/

Detroit (the capital city of Michigan, United States)

/de/

/del/

apocopic form of de la (“of the”)

/de ˈlonɡe/

for a long time

/de ˈtempo al ˈtempo/

from time to time, now and then

/deadˈmoni/

to dissuade from, advise against.

/deˈbati/

to debate

to knock off, to strike off, to knock down, to beat down

/debaˈtisto/

debater

/deˈbato/

debate

/deˈbuta/

debut (used attributively)

/debutoˈnumi/

to unbutton

/ˈdet͡sa/

fitting, proper

/ˈdet͡se/

properly, fittingly

/deˈt͡sembro/

December (twelfth month of the Gregorian calendar)

/ˈdet͡si/

/deˈt͡sida/

decisive

/deˈt͡side/

/deˈt͡sidi/

to decide

/det͡siˈdid͡ʒi/

/deˈt͡sido/

decision

/det͡siˈɡramo/

decigram

/det͡siˈlitro/

decilitre / deciliter

/det͡siˈmalo/

decimal place

/det͡siˈmetro/

decimeter, decimetre

/deˈdit͡ʃi/

to dedicate.

/deˈdit͡ʃo/

dedication

/deˈdukti/

to deduce, to draw a conclusion

/deˈfau̯lte/

by default

/deˈfendi/

to defend

/deˈfendo/

defense (US), defence (Commonwealth)

/deˈfii/

to challenge someone (to a fight, competition, debate, etc.)

/definiˈtiva/

definitive

/definiˈtive/

definitively

/deˈfio/

trial (difficult experience)

/deflanˈkid͡ʒi/

to digress, go astray, get off the subject

/deˈflori/

to deflower

/deˈflui/

to flow down

/defluˈilo/

gutter, ditch (drainage trough)

/deɡeˈlaʒo/

slush

/deˈɡeli/

to thaw

/deɡeˈneri/

to degenerate

/ˈdeɡni/

to deign, condescend

/deˈɡradi/

/dehaˈkado/

felling

/deˈhaki/

to fell, cut down

/dek/

ten (10)

/dek du/

twelve

/dek kvar/

fourteen

/dek kvin/

fifteen.

/dek nau̯/

nineteen.

/dek ok/

eighteen.

/dek sep/

seventeen

/dek ses/

sixteen.

/dek tri/

thirteen

/dek ˈunu/

eleven.

/dek-dˈua/

twelfth

/dek-kˈvara/

fourteenth

/dek-kˈvina/

fifteenth

/dek-nˈau̯a/

nineteenth

/ˈdek-oka/

eighteenth

seventeenth

/dek-sˈesa/

sixteenth

/dek-tˈria/

thirteenth

/dek-uˈnua/

eleventh

/ˈdeka/

tenth

/dekaˈdent͡so/

decadence

/dekadjaˈrulo/

teenager (person aged between thirteen and nineteen)

/dekaˈɡramo/

decagram

/dekaˈlitro/

decalitre / decaliter

/dekalˈkuli/

to count down

/dekalˈkulo/

countdown

/dekaˈmetro/

decametre / decameter

/deˈkano/

/dek du/

alternative spelling of dek du (“twelve”)

/dekˈdua/

alternative spelling of dek-dua (“twelfth”)

/dekduˈedro/

dodecahedron

/dekduˈjara/

twelve-year-old

/dekdulaˈtero/

dodecagon (12-sided polygon)

/dekˈduo/

dozen

/dekduˈuma/

duodecimal, dozenal

/ˈdeke/

tenthly

/deˈkedro/

decahedron

/dekiliˈardo/

vigintillion (10⁶³)

/dekiliˈono/

novemdecillion (10⁶⁰)

/dekkelkjaˈrulo/

teenager (person aged somewhere in their teens)

/dek kvar/

alternative spelling of dek kvar (“fourteen”)

/dekkˈvara/

alternative form of dek-kvara (“fourteenth”)

/dekkvarˈjara/

fourteen-year-old

/dek kvin/

alternative spelling of dek kvin (“fifteen”)

alternative spelling of dek-kvina

/dekkvinˈjara/

fifteen-year-old

/deˈklami/

to recite; to declaim

/deklaraˈt͡sio/

declaration

/deˈklari/

to declare, state

/deˈklaro/

declaration

/deklaˈtero/

decagon (10-sided polygon)

/deklinaˈt͡sii/

to decline

/deklinaˈt͡sio/

declension

/deˈklino/

declination

/deˈklivo/

/ˈdekmil/

ten thousand

/dekˈmilo/

a myriad; a group of ten thousand

/dek nau̯/

alternative spelling of dek naŭ (“nineteen”)

/dekˈnau̯a/

nineteenth

/ˈdeko/

/deˈkobla/

decuple; multiplied by ten

/dek ok/

alternative spelling of dek ok (“eighteen”)

/deˈkoka/

eighteenth

/dekokˈjara/

eighteen-year-old

/dekoˈnaʒo/

tithe

/deˈkono/

a tenth (1/10)

/dekoraˈt͡sii/

to decorate, ornament ("to furnish with decorations").

/dekorat͡siˈisto/

decorator ("one who decorates").

/dekoraˈt͡sio/

/dekorat͡siˈrit͡ʃa/

decorated, adorned ("having had decorations applied")

/deˈkori/

to decorate

/deˈkoro/

decor

/deˈkreti/

to decree

/deˈkreto/

decree

/dek sep/

alternative spelling of dek sep (“seventeen”)

/dekˈsepa/

seventeenth

/deksepˈjara/

seventeen-year-old

/dek ses/

alternative spelling of dek ses (“sixteen”)

/dekˈsesa/

sixteenth

/dekseˈsuma/

hexadecimal

/ˈdekstra/

right (opposite of left).

/ˈdekstre/

on the right

/ˈdekstren/

to the right

/ˈdekstro/

/deksˈtrulo/

/deksˈtruma/

/deksˈtrume/

/dek tri/

alternative spelling of dek tri (“thirteen”)

alternative spelling of dek-tria (“thirteenth”)

/dektrifoˈbio/

triskaidekaphobia

/deˈkuma/

decimal

/dek ˈunu/

alternative spelling of dek unu (“eleven”)

/dekuˈnua/

alternative spelling of dek-unua

/deleɡaˈt͡sio/

delegation

/deleˈɡito/

representative

/deˈlekti/

to delight

/delfeˈnino/

A female dolphin, a dolphin cow.

/delˈfeno/

a dolphin

/deˈlit͡sa/

delicious

/deliˈkata/

delicate, fine

/deliˈkate/

delicately, refinedly

/deˈlikto/

delict, crime, tort

/delikˈtulo/

delinquent (rule-breaker)

/deˈliri/

/deˈloɡi/

/deltaˈplano/

hang glider

/ˈdelto/

/demaɡoˈɡia/

demagogic

/demaɡoˈɡio/

demagogism

/demaˈɡoɡo/

demagogue

/demanˈdado/

interrogation, questioning

/demanˈdaro/

questionnaire

/deˈmandi/

/deˈmando/

/demandoˈsiɡno/

question mark

/deˈment͡so/

dementia

/deˈmeti/

to lay aside

/demiˈsii/

/demiˈsio/

/demoɡraˈfio/

demography

/demoˈkrata/

democratic

/demoˈkrata sot͡siaˈlismo/

democratic socialism

/demokraˈtia/

democratic

/demokraˈtio/

democracy (system of government): ĉu demokratio estas la plej bona politika sistemo?

/demoˈkrato/

democrat

/deˈmono/

demon

/demonoloˈɡio/

demonology (study of demons)

/demonoˈloɡo/

demonologist

/demonstraˈt͡sio/

demonstration

/demonstraˈtivo/

demonstrative

/deˈmonstri/

to demonstrate

/deˈmordi/

to bite off

/deˈnaro/

denarius

/deˈnaska/

/deˈnaska ˈlinɡvo/

mother tongue (one's native tongue)

/denasˈkulo/

/dendrokronoloˈɡio/

dendrochronology

/deˈnove/

again (another time) (newly)

/ˈdensa/

dense

/ˈdense/

densely

/denˈsiɡi/

/dentˈbroso/

alternative form of dentobroso

/denˈtisto/

dentist

/ˈdento/

tooth

/dentoˈbroso/

toothbrush (brush for cleaning the teeth and tongue)

/dentoˈkarno/

gum, flesh surrounding teeth

/dentoˈpasto/

toothpaste

/denˈtrado/

gear wheel, cog wheel

/deˈnunt͡si/

denounce

/departeˈmento/

/deˈpenda/

dependent

/depenˈdet͡so/

dependence

/depenˈdema/

dependent; tending to depend

/deˈpendi/

/deˈpeʃo/

dispatch (express private message)

/depoˈnaʒo/

deposit, something deposited

/depoˈnejo/

repository, bank

/deˈponi/

to deposit

/deˈpreni/

/depreˈsio/

depression

/deˈprimi/

to depress

/deˈprimo/

depression

/deˈputi/

/deputiˈtejo/

parliament

/deriˈvaʒo/

derivative

/ˈderma/

dermal

/ˈdermo/

dermis

/derˈviʃo/

dervish

/des/

the; used with ju and either pli (“more”) or malpli (“less”) to form the second half of a coordinated comparative.

ju pli ..., des pli ... = the more ..., the more ...

all the more, especially

/deˈsalti/

to jump down

/desˈt͡sendi/

to descend, go down

/deseɡˈnado/

drawing

/deseɡˈnaʒo/

drawing

/deˈseɡni/

/deseɡˈnisto/

/deˈseɡno/

/deˈserto/

dessert, pudding ("sweet confection served as the last course of a meal")

/deskvaˈmiɡi/

to scale (to remove the scales of something), to descale

/desˈpero/

deep despair

/desˈpota/

despotic

/desˈpoto/

despot

/desˈtini/

to destine, ordain, choose for something

/desˈtino/

destiny, fate (hidden power believed to control future events)

/deˈsuba/

from below; bottom-up

/deˈtala/

detailed

/deˈtale/

in detail

/detaˈlema/

paying close attention to detail, attentive

/detaˈleto/

minutia

/deˈtalo/

detail

/deˈtekti/

to detect

/detekˈtilo/

detector

/detekˈtivo/

detective

/deˈteni/

to keep off, to restrain, to detain

/deterˈmini/

to determine

/deˈtrua/

destructive

/detruˈado/

destruction

/detruˈenda/

which must be destroyed

/deˈtrui/

to destroy

/deˈtruo/

destruction

/deˈturni/

to turn away

/deˈveni/

/deˈveno/

/ˈdevi/

ought; should; must

/deˈviɡa/

compulsory

/deˈviɡi/

to compel, force

/deˈviɡo/

/deˈvii/

/deˈvio/

deviation (act of deviating; state or result of having deviated)

/deˈvizo/

motto

/ˈdevo/

duty

/deˈvota/

devout, devoted, committed

/dezai̯ˈnisto/

designer

/deˈzai̯no/

design

/deˈzerta/

deserted (devoid of former inhabitants)

/dezerˈtet͡so/

abandonment

/deˈzerto/

/dezerˈtulo/

hermit (someone who lives alone), anchorite

/deziˈreɡi/

to yearn for, desire greatly

/deˈziri/

/deziˈrinda/

desirable

/deˈziro/

desire, wish, aspiration

/det͡ʃevaˈlid͡ʒi/

to dismount (specifically a horse)

/det͡ʃiˈfrebla/

decipherable

/deˈt͡ʃifri/

to decipher

/deʒaˈvuo/

déjà vu

/deˈʒori/

to be on duty

/deˈʃiri/

to tear off, rip off, tear away

/deu̯teˈrio/

deuterium

/deu̯teˈrono/

deuteron, deuterium nucleus