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n. A Roman numeral representing five hundred and one (501).

n. Plural form of deus.

The chemical symbol of the metal didymium.

[lowercase] An abbreviation of Latin dimidius, half.

A prefix of Latin origin, the form of dis- before certain consonants: see dis-.

A prefix of Greek origin, cognate with bi- (which see), and meaning ‘two-,’ ‘twofold,’ ‘double,’ as in dipterous, two-winged, diptych, a two-leaved tablet, diarchy, government by two, etc.

A prefix of Greek origin, the form of dia- before a vowel.

"-- _Ragguagli sulla Vita e sulle Opere di Marin Sanuto, &c. Intitolati dall 'amicizia di_ _uno"

dwi-    bi-    duo-    twi-   

dipole    dioxide    digraph    diglot    disyllable    dicotyledon    disulfate    dizygotic    digamma   

ðvþ    u)du    chariot'    mþ    m    gz    Jb    few    mf    di-nitro-benzene