dia meaning in English
| Portuguese | English |
|---|---|
| dianteiro adjective | forward(at the front) |
| diapasão noun | tuning fork [tuning forks](fork-shaped object which emits a tone) |
| diapedese noun {f} | diapedesis [diapedeses](migration of blood cells) |
| diapositivo noun {m} | diapositive [diapositives](photography: slide) slide [slides](transparent image for projecting) |
| diária noun | board [boards](regular meals or amount paid for them in a place of lodging) |
| diariamente adverb | daily(every day) |
| diário adjective | daily(that occurs every day) diurnal(having a daily cycle) |
| diário noun {m} | daily [dailies](newspaper) diary [diaries](daily log of experiences) journal [journals](diary or daily record) |
| diário de bordo noun {m} | logbook [logbooks](nautical: book in which details from journey are recorded) |
| diário oficial noun | official gazette(periodical publication to publish notices) |
| diarista noun {f} | daily [dailies](cleaner) |
| diarquia noun {f} | diarchy(form of government) |
| diarreia noun {f} | diarrhea [diarrheas](medical condition) |
| diartrose noun {f} | diarthrosis [diarthroses](a joint that can move freely in various planes) |
| diáspora noun {f} | diaspora [diasporas](dispersion of any group of people) |
| diástole noun {f} | diastole [diastoles](relaxation of the heart) |
| diastólico adjective | diastolic(pertaining to a diastole) |
| diatomácea noun {f} | diatom [diatoms](grouping of minute algae) |
| diatomáceo adjective | diatomaceous(of, pertaining to, or containing diatoms or their coverings) |
| diatomito noun {m} | diatomaceous earth(soil consisting of siliceous diatom remains) |
| diatribe noun {f} | diatribe [diatribes](bitter denunciation) tirade(long, angry or violent speech) |
| diazepam noun {m} | diazepam(minor tranquillizer) |
| -lândia {f} | -land(territory, country or region (suffix)) |
| -pédia {f} | |
| à luz do dia preposition | in broad daylight(in ample natural illumination) |
| abadia noun {f} | abbacy(dignity, estate, or jurisdiction of an abbot) abbey [abbeys](monastery headed by an abbot) abbeystead(seat of an abbey) |
| abadia de Westminster proper noun {f} | Westminster Abbey(large Gothic church) |
| abadiado noun {m} | abbotship(the state or office of an abbot) |
| Abdias proper noun | Obadiah(book of the Old Testament) |
| Acádia proper noun {f} | Acadia(a French colonial territory in North America) Akkad(ancient kingdom of Mesopotamia) |
| acadiano adjective | Akkadian(pertaining to the language) |
| acadiano noun {m} | Akkadian [Akkadians](inhabitant of the Akkad region) |
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