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DIALECT |
ITALIAN |
ENGLISH |
| DA prep. (L. de, ab, from) |
Da prep. |
From |
| DÀ, DAT (L. dare, to give) |
Dare |
Give |
| DAFOR adv. (L. ad. to + foris, outside) |
Fuori adv. |
Outside |
| DAM f. |
Dama f. |
Checker |
| DAMIGGIAN f. |
Damigiana f. |
Demijohn |
| DANN m. (L. damnum, damage) |
Danno m. |
Damage |
| DANNÁ, DANNAT (L. damnare, to condemn) |
Dannare |
Damn |
| DARICH f. also RADIC (L. radix, root) |
Radice f. |
Root |
| DAT f. (L. dare, to give; Romans wrote the date when they gave a letter to a messenger) |
Data f. |
Date |
| DAVALLÁ, DAVALLAT (L. de, from + vallis, valley) |
Oscillare, dondolare |
Swing (bells, objects) |
| DEB(I)L adj. (debilis, frail, feeble) |
Debole adj. |
Weak |
| DEB(I)T m., pl. DIB(I)T (L. debere, debitus, to owe) |
Debito m. |
Debt |
| DEC(I)M adj. (L. decimus, tenth) |
Decimo adj. |
Tenth |
| DENT m., pl. DIENT (L. dens.dentis, tooth) |
Dente m. |
Tooth |
| DENTIST m. |
Dentista m. |
Dentist |
| DENTR adv. (L. de, from + intro, inside) |
Dentro adv. |
Inside |
| DESTR adj. (L. dexter, right, right side) |
Destro adj. |
Right |
| DI prep. (L. de, from, about) |
Di prep. |
Of |
| DIALET m. (L. dialectos, dialect) |
Dialetto m. |
Dialect |
| DIAVL m. (L. diabolus, devil) |
Diavolo m. |
Devil |
| DIBBAN adv. |
Accanto adv. |
Next |
| DIC, DITT (L. dicere, to say) |
Dire |
Say |
| DICIANNOV adj. (L. decem, ten + novem, nine) |
Diciannove adj. |
Nineteen |
| DICIASSETT adj. (L. decem, ten + septem, seven) |
Diciassette adj. |
Seventeen |
| DICID, DICIS (L. decidere, to cut, to put an end to) |
Decidere, -si |
Decide |
| DICIEMBR m. (L. december, december) |
Dicembre m. |
December |
| DICIN f. (L. decem, ten) |
Decina f. |
Ten (about) |
| DICIOTT adj. (L. decem, ten + octo, eight) |
Diciotto adj. |
Eighteen |
| DICOTT m. (L. decoquere, decoctus, from cooking) |
Decotto m. |
Decoction |
| DIEC adj. (L. decem, ten) |
Dieci adj. |
Ten |
| DIET f. (Gr. diaita, rules for eating) |
Dieta f. |
Diet |
| DIGN adj. (L. dignus, worthy) |
Degno adj. |
Worthy |
| DILINQUENT m. (L. delinquere, to commit a crime) |
Delinquente m. |
Delinquent |
| DILIR(IE) m. (L. delirium, delirium) |
Delirio m. |
Delirium |
| DILLUV(IE) m. (L. diluvium, flood, deluge) |
Diluvio m. |
Deluge |
| DISCH m. (L. discus, discus) |
Disco m. |
Record, disk |
| DISCRETAMENT adv. (L. discernere, discretum, to mark off, to distinguish) |
Discretamente adv. |
Fairly |
| DISP(E)RAT adj. (L. desperare, to dispair) |
Disperato adj. |
Desperate, penniless |
| DISPIACÉ, DISPIACIUT (L. displicere, to displease) |
Dispiacere, -si |
Displease, to be displeased |
| DISPIACER m. (L. displicere, to displease) |
Dispiacere m. |
Sorrow |
| DISPRIEZZ m. (L. dis-, not + pretium, prize) |
Disprezzo m. |
Scorn |
| DISPR(E)ZZÁ, DISPR(E)ZZAT |
Disprezzare |
To despise |
| DISTANZ f. (L. distare, to stand apart) |
Distanza f. |
Distance |
| DITAL m. |
Ditale m. |
Timble |
| DIT m. (L. digitus, finger) |
Dito m. |
Finger |
| DIVERS adj. (L. divertere, to turn aside) |
Diverso adj. |
Various, different |
| DIVID, DIVIS (L. dividere, to divide) |
Dividere |
Divide |
| DIVOT adj. (L. devotus, devoted) |
Devoto adj. |
Devout |
| DIVUZION f. (L. devotio, devotionis, self sacritice, spell) |
Devozione f. |
Devotion |
| DOLC adj. also DULC (L. dulcis, sweet) |
Dolce adj. |
Sweet |
| DONN f. also FEMM(I)N (L. domina, lady) |
Donna f. |
Woman |
| DOPP adv. (L. de, from + post, after) |
Dopo adv. |
After |
| DDU adj. (L. duo, two) |
Due adj. |
Two |
| DUBB(IE) m. (L. dubium, doubt) |
Dubbio m. |
Doubt |
| DUCAZION f. (L. educare, to bring up, to educate); senz(a) 'ducazion, ill mannered |
Educazione f. |
Education, manners |
| DUCIENT adj. (L. ducenti, two hundred) |
Duecento adj. |
Two hundred |
| DUDIC adj. (L. duodecim, twelve) |
Dodici adj. |
Twelve |
| DUET m. (L. duo, two) |
Duetto m. |
Duet |
| DULÉ, DULUT (L. dolere, to hurt) |
Duolere |
Hurt |
| DULOR m. (L. dolor, pain) |
Dolore m. |
Pain |
| DUMAN m., adv. (L. de, from + mane, morning) |
Domani m., adv. |
Tomorrow |
| DUMENI(CH) f. (L. dominicum, lord + dies, day) |
Domenica f. |
Sunday |
| DUONN(I)L f. or DUON(I)L |
Donnola f. |
Weasel |
| DUPP(IE) adj. (L. duplum, double) |
Doppio adj. |
Thick |
| DUR adj. (L. durus, hard) |
Duro adj. |
Hard |
| DURMÌ, DURMIT (L. dormire, to sleep) |
Dormire |
Sleep |
| DURUÁ, DURUAT (L. durare, to endure) |
Durare |
Last |
| DUZZIN f. |
Dozzina f. |
Dozen |
