Angielski | Polski |
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d. adjective died | zm.adjective |
D | |
D double flat | |
D double sharp | |
D-flat noun a tone one semitone lower than a D, denoted D♭ | desnoun |
D-flat major | |
D major noun the major chord with a root of D | D-durnoun |
D major noun the major key with D as its tonic | D-durnoun |
d minor | |
D minor noun the minor chord with a root of D | d-mollnoun |
D minor noun the minor key with D as its tonic | d-mollnoun |
D-sharp noun a tone one semitone higher than a D, denoted D♯ | disnoun |
d-sharp minor | |
d&d | |
d'oh interjection expression of frustration | wrrinterjection |
d10 noun | k10noun |
d12 noun | k12noun |
d20 noun | k20noun |
d4 noun | k4noun |
d6 noun | k6noun |
d8 noun | k8noun |
dabble verb to make slightly wet or soiled by spattering or sprinkling a liquid | babraćverb ubabraćverb zbabraćverb |
dabbler | |
dabchick noun type of bird | perkozeknoun |
dabigatran | |
dace noun Leuciscus leuciscus | jelecnoun |
dacha noun Russian villa or summer house | daczanoun |
dachshund noun breed of dog | jamniknoun |
Dacia noun ancient kingdom and Roman province | Dacjanoun |
Dacian | |
dacite noun an igneous, volcanic rock with a high iron content | dacytnoun |
Dacius | |
dacker daiker | |
Daco-Romanian noun a more specific name for the Romanian language | dakorumuńskinoun |
dactinomycin | |
dactyl noun poetical foot of three syllables | daktylnoun |
dactylic adjective | daktylicznyadjective |
dactylo- |