/ˈdio/

God

/dioˈɡeno/

a transliteration of the Ancient Greek male given name Διογένης (Diogénēs), Diogenes, notably borne by Diogenes of Sinope, an Ancient Greek philosopher (c.412-c.323 BC), the most famous of Cynic philosophers

/dioˈnizo/

Dionysus

/dipaˈtrino/

Mother of God

/diˈservo/

divine worship

/diˈʒono/

Dijon (capital of the Côte-d'Or department and of the Burgundy region)

di-

/ˈdia/

godly, divine (of or pertaining to God or gods)

/diaˈbeto/

diabetes ("group of metabolic diseases")

/diˈabla/

satanic, diabolic

/diˈable/

deuce, damn

/diaˈblido/

devil's child; demonspawn; hellspawn

/diˈablo/

devil

/diaˈdemo/

diadem

/diaˈfana/

diaphanous

/diaˈfraɡmo/

diaphragm

/diaɡˈnozo/

diagnosis

/diaɡoˈnalo/

diagonal

/diaˈkono/

deacon

/diaˈlekta/

dialectal

/dialekˈtiko/

dialectic, dialectics

/diaˈlekto/

dialect

/diaˈmanti/

To adorn or decorate with diamonds or the glimmering thereof.

/diaˈmanto/

diamond (glimmering mineral commonly made into gemstones)

one who loves a god or gods

/diaˈmetro/

diameter

/dianeˈtiko/

Dianetics

/diˈanto/

carnation

/diapaˈzono/

tuning fork

/diaˈreo/

diarrhea

/diasˈpora/

diasporic

/diasˈtolo/

diastole

/diˈbot͡ʃi/

/diˈbuko/

dybbuk

/didakˈtiko/

didactics

/diˈdelfo/

opossum

/ˈdido/

dodo (bird)

/dieˈrezo/

dieresis, a diacritic mark ( ¨ ) placed over the second of two consecutive vowels to indicate that the second vowel is to be pronounced separately.

/diˈeso/

a sharp symbol: ♯

/diˈeto/

diet

/diˈfekti/

/difekˈtid͡ʒi/

to become damaged

/diˈfekto/

defect, damage, flaw

/difektoˈd͡ʒojo/

schadenfreude, epicaricacy

/difeˈrent͡se/

differently

/difeˈrent͡si/

to differ

/diferenˈt͡siɡi/

to differentiate

/difeˈrent͡so/

difference

/diˈfina/

defining, definite, determining

/diˈfina artiˈkolo/

definite article

/difiˈnebla/

definable

/diˈfini/

/difiˈnita/

definite, specific, particular (a specific thing)

/diˈfino/

/diˈfrakti/

to diffract

/diˈfrakto/

diffraction

/difteˈrio/

diphtheria

/difˈtonɡo/

diphthong

/diˈɡamo/

digamma

/diˈɡesti/

to digest

/diˈɡesto/

digestion

/diɡloˈsio/

diglossia (the coexistence of two closely related native languages)

/ˈdiɡno/

/ˈdiɡo/

/diˈino/

a goddess

/diˈismo/

deism

/ˈdika/

/ˈdike/

thickly

/dikˈfinɡro/

/diktaˈtoro/

dictator

/ˈdikti/

to dictate

/diˈkulo/

fat person

/dikˈventra/

fat, overweight

/diˈlemo/

dilemma (a difficult circumstance or problem)

/diliˈɡenta/

active, assiduous, diligent, hardworking, industrious

/diliˈɡente/

diligently, industriously

/diliɡenˈtet͡so/

application, diligence, industry

/diˈluvo/

deluge (great flood)

H-system spelling of dimanĉo

X-system spelling of dimanĉo

X-system spelling of dimanĉoj

X-system spelling of dimanĉojn

X-system spelling of dimanĉon

/diˈmant͡ʃe/

on Sundays

/diˈmant͡ʃo/

Sunday

/dimenˈsio/

dimension

/diˈmero/

dimer

/dinaˈmika/

dynamic

/dinaˈmiko/

dynamics

/dinaˈmito/

dynamite

/diˈnamo/

dynamo

/dinamoˈmetro/

dynamometer

/dinasˈtio/

dynasty

/ˈdinɡo/

a dingo

/dinoˈsau̯ro/

dinosaur

/ˈdio/

a god

/dioˈt͡sezo/

diocese

/diokˈsido/

dioxide

/diokˈsino/

dioxin

/dipepˈtido/

dipeptide

/diploˈmata/

diplomatic

/diplomaˈtio/

diplomacy

/diploˈmato/

diplomat

/diploˈmid͡ʒi/

to graduate from an academic institution

/diˈplomo/

/dipsomaˈnio/

dipsomania

/dipsomaniˈulo/

dipsomaniac

/diˈradi/

to repeat, say repeatedly

/diˈrekta/

direct

/diˈrekte/

directly

/diˈrekti/

to direct

/direkˈtilo/

rudder

/diˈrekto/

direction (way something is pointing or moving).

/direkˈtoro/

director

/ˈdiri/

to say, tell

/dirliˈdidi/

Used to indicate insignificance or lack of importance.

/dirnˈdelo/

dirndl

/ˈdiro/

statement, utterance, saying

/dis-/

shows separation, dissemination

/disakaˈrido/

disaccharide

/dist͡siˈplina/

disciplinary

/dist͡siˈplini/

to discipline

/dist͡siˈplino/

/ˈdisde/

from, out of

/disˈdeɡni/

to scorn, disdain, look down on

/disdiˈvidi/

to partition

/disdiˈvido/

partition

/disˈdoni/

to give out, distribute

/disˈdono/

distribution

/ˈdise/

spread about, here and there

/disenteˈrio/

dysentery

/disertaˈt͡sio/

dissertation

/diserˈtaʒo/

dissertation

/diˈserti/

to dissert, present a dissertation

/disfaˈɡio/

dysphagia

/disˈfali/

to collapse, fall apart

/disˈfalo/

decay

/disfeˈmismo/

dysphemism

/disˈflori/

to flourish

/disˈfroti/

to grind (into smaller pieces)

/diˈsiɡi/

/disiˈɡita/

dispersed

/diˈsid͡ʒi/

to part (become divided into two or separated)

/diˈsid͡ʒo/

departure, separation (secession)

/ˈdisko/

disk (flat, round object)

/diskoˈɡurdo/

jukebox

/disˈkonti/

to discount

/disˈkoo/

disco

/diskoˈʒeto/

discus throw

/disˈkreta/

discreet

/diskriminaˈt͡sii/

to discriminate against certain persons by refusing to give them the same rights that are offered to other persons

/diskriminaˈt͡sio/

discrimination against certain persons, in the sense of refusal to give them the same rights that are offered to other persons

/diskrimiˈnado/

discrimination

/diskrimiˈnanto/

discriminant

/diskriˈmini/

to discriminate

/diskuˈtado/

discussion

/disˈkuti/

to discuss

/disˈkuto/

/diskʒoˈkeo/

disc jockey, DJ

/dislekˈsio/

dyslexia

/dislibeˈrid͡ʒi/

to scatter in all directions, like pages falling from a poorly bound book

/diˈsliɡi/

to disjoin

/disˈpeli/

to disperse

/disˈperdi/

to waste, squander

/disˈpisti/

to crush, pulverise (pound or grind into fine particles)

/disˈponi/

to have at one's disposal

/dispoˈniɡi/

to put at someone's disposal

/disˈporti/

to bring around, to distribute

/disproˈzio/

dysprosium

/dispuˈtema/

argumentative

/disˈputi/

to argue; to dispute

/disˈputo/

dispute

/disˈpuʃi/

to jostle

/diˈsrompi/

to break into pieces

/disˈsemi/

to disseminate, scatter

/disˈsendo/

a broadcast

/ˈdista/

distant

/disˈtant͡sa/

distant

/disˈtant͡se/

To or at a great distance.

/disˈtant͡so/

distance

/disˈtili/

to distill

/distinˈɡebla/

distinguishable

/disˈtinɡi/

to distinguish

/disˈtinɡo/

distinction, renown

/disˈtordo/

distortion; an act of distorting.

/ˈdistri/

/distribuˈado/

distribution

/distriˈbui/

to distribute

/distriˈbuo/

distribution

/disˈtrikta/

districtal

/disˈtrikto/

district

/disvasˈtiɡi/

to spread, disseminate

/disvasˈtid͡ʒi/

to become spread out/widespread

/disvasˈtid͡ʒo/

distribution

/disvolˈvado/

development

/disˈvolvi/

to develop

/disvolˈviɡi/

to develop

/disˈt͡ʃiplo/

/disˈʒeti/

to scatter

/disˈʃiri/

to rend, to tear to pieces

/ditiˈrambo/

dithyramb

/diˈvano/

/diˈveni/

to guess

/diˈversa/

/diverˈsaʒo/

diversity (quality of being diverse; difference)

/diˈverse/

diversely

/diverseˈt͡siɡi/

alternative form of diversigi (“to diversify”)

/diverˈset͡so/

diversity

/diˈversi/

to be diverse

/diverˈsiɡi/

to diversify

/diverskoˈlora/

multicolored

/diversmaniˈere/

in various ways

/diviˈdado/

division

/diˈvidi/

/diviˈdid͡ʒi/

to be divisible

/diˈvido/

division, partition

/diviˈzio/

division

/diviˈzoro/

divisor

/diˈvort͡si/

to divorce

/diˈvort͡so/

divorce

/dizelmoˈtoro/

diesel engine

/diˈzelo/

diesel

/diˈzerti/

to desert (one's military service)

/did͡ʒeriˈduo/

didgeridoo

/dixotoˈmia/

dichotomous

/dixotoˈmio/

dichotomy