devot-a: devoted; -eso: devotedness, devotion; -esar, -igar su: to be d., to devote oneself. Ex.: Esar tote devota ad ulu, ad ulo. Devoteso a sua patrio. Devotigar su ad ula skopo. — DEFI
dextr-a: right (hand side); -e: on the r.; -a manuo: r. hand; -uz-ero:a r. handed person; -ano: (parl.) member of party on right (a conservative); turnar ad-dextre: to turn to the r. Ant.: sinistra. — EFIS
dextrin-o: (chem.) dextrine. — DEFIRS
dezert-a: desert, deserted; -o: a desert, wilderness; -igar: to make a d. of (ulo). Def.: Qua esas sovaja (od arida) e ne habitata. Ex.: Insulo dezerta. Sahara esas dezerto. Lando dezerta e nehabitata (E. a wild and uninhabited country). — EFIS
dezinenc-o: desinence: formative suffix, word-ending. Def.: Finalo di vorto, precipue por indikar la flexiono. — DEFIS
dezir-ar: (tr.) to desire: to wish for earnestly, long for, hanker for, covet; -egar: to greatly covet, lust after; -inda: desirable; -ajo: a desirable object, a desideratum; il ardoroze deziris richaji: he ardently desired wealth; me deziras ke vu parolez: I wish you to speak; me deziras a vu omna feliceso: I wish to you all happiness. — EFIS
dezol-ar: (tr.) to make disconsolate, distress, grieve (ulu); -eso: affliction, desolation (mental); -anta, -iva: grievious, disheartening. Ex.: La morto di mea amiko dezolas me. — EFIS
di: (marks the genitive, possession, belonging to) la domo di mea patro: my father's house; en la tempi di la Romani: in the time of the Romans; la rejo di Anglia: the king of England; la fenestri di la domo: the windows of the house; di qua, di qui: whose, of which; la puero di qua me vidis la libro: the boy whose book I saw; la libri di qui vu prizis la binduro: the books, the binding of which you liked; di qua esas ica granda fabrikerio: whose is this great factory? V. exp.: vid. de.
di-o: day (of 24 hours; cf. jorno); -ala: daily; de un dio a l'altra: from one day to another; la dii dil semano: the days of the week. — EFIS
diabas-o: (petrog.) diabase: trap, greenstone. — DEF
diabet-o: (med.) diabetes; -ika, iko: diabetic (person). — DEFIRS
diabl-(ul)o: (theol. and fig.) devil, fiend; -ala, -atra: diabolic, devilish; -eto: little d., imp; -ino: she d.; -ajo: act of devil(t)ry; per la -o: what the devil; diablatra infanto: a little demon (child); facar diablatra tumulto: to make a devlish uproar. — DEFIRS
diachilon-o*: diachylon: a kind of a plaster for wounds. — DE
diad-o: (phil.) dyad.
diadem-o: diadem. — DEFIRS
diafan-a: diaphanous, transparent, pellucid; (cf. translucida); -a marko: watermark (on paper). Def.: Qua lasas pasar la lum-radii, tale ke on povas klare dicernar objekti tra ol. Ex.: Aquo, polisita vitro, esas diafana. Ant. opaka. — EFIS
diafiz-o: (anat.) diaphysis: the shaft or main part of a long bone. — DEF
diafragm-o: (anat., elec., opt.) diaphragm. — EFIRS
diagnoz-ar: (tr., med.) to diagnose. — DEFIRS
diagonal-a, -o: (geom.) diagonal. — DEFIRS
diagram-o: (geom.) diagram. — DEFIRS
diakaustik-a: (geom.) diacaustic.
diakilon-o: diachylon plaster. — DEF
diakon-o: (eccl.) deacon. — DEFIRS
diakonis-o: (eccl.) deaconess. — DEFIRS
diakritik-a, -o: diacritic. Def.: Teknikala termino por omna signi adjuntita a literi (supersigni, subsigni, e.c.); III-670. — DEFIRS
dialekt-o: dialect. Def.: Vario regionala di linguo. — DEFIRS
dialektik-o: (log.) dialectics. — DEFIRS
dializ-ar: (tr.) to dialyze; -o: (chem.) dialysis. — DEF
dialog-ar: (intr.) to dialogue: take part in a dialogue (kun); -izar: to put in form of a d. (ulo). — DEFIRS
diamagnet-a: (2001) diamagnetic; -ismo: diamagnetism. — DEFIRS
diamant-o: (stone) diamond; -atra: d. like, -o-forma: d. shaped; -izar: to cover with d.s (ulu, ulo); -o tali-ita: cut-d.; -o kruda: rough d.; -o-garnituro: set of d.s; -o(frot)-polvo: d. dust; muntar -o: to set a d. — DEFIRS
diametr-o: (geom.) diameter; -o (interna): caliber, bore (of guns, etc.) — DEFIRS
diant-o: (bot.) pink (genus: Dianthus). — L
diapazon-o: (mus.) tuning-fork. — DEFIRS
diapedez-o: (med.) diapedesis. — DEFIRS
diapozitiv-o: (2001) slide (photographic). — DEFIRS
diare-ar: (intr.) to have a diarrhoea. — DEFIS
dias-o: (geol.) dyas: the Permian formation. — DE
diastaz-o: (chem.) diastase. — DEFIRS
diastol-o: (physiol.) diastole. Ant.: sistolo. — DEFIS
diatez-o: (med.) diathesis. — DEFIS