Latin | English |
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diarius [diaria, diarium] adjective | dailyadjective |
diarium [diarii] (2nd) N noun | diary, daily record, journalnoun newspaper (Cal)noun |
diarrhoea [diarrhoeae] (1st) F noun | the fluxnoun |
diartymaton [diartymati] noun N | salve (of a particular kind)noun |
diasostes [diasostae] noun M | policeman (sort of)noun |
diaspermaton [diaspermati] noun N | |
diastema [diastematis] (3rd) N noun | distance [distances]noun interval (L+S)noun space [spaces]noun space betweennoun |
diastematicus [diastematica, diastematicum] adjective | having pauses / spaces / intervalsadjective |
diastole [diastoles] noun F | commanoun |
diastoleus [diastolei] (2nd) M noun | |
diastylos [diastylos, diastylon] adjective | diastyle, having columns at wide intervalsadjective intervals of 3-4 diameters OEDadjective |
diasyrmos [diasyrmi] noun M | disparagement, ridicule (as rhetorical ploy)noun mockingnoun revilingnoun |
diasyrticus [diasyrtica, diasyrticum] adjective | disparaging, ridiculingadjective mockingadjective revilingadjective |
diasyrtice adverb | disparaginglyadverb mockinglyadverb |
diataxis [diataxis] (3rd) F noun | |
diatessaron [diatessari] noun N | diatessaron [diatessarons]noun harmony of the four Gospels (Ecc)noun indecl.?noun |
diathesis [diathesis] (3rd) F noun | disease [diseases]noun morbid conditionnoun |
diathyrum [diathyri] (2nd) N noun | enclosure before door of Greek housenoun foyer (pl.)noun |
diatoichum [diatoichi] (2nd) N noun | |
diatonus [diatona, diatonum] adjective | band-stones (w / lateres, stones / bricks which run through to bind wall)adjective |