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divorciado: divorcee, divorcée, divorcé
divorciar: to divorce (to legally dissolve a marriage); to divorce (to end one's own marriage); to divorce (to obtain a legal divorce)
divorcio: divorce (the legal dissolution of a marriage); divorce (a separation of connected things)
divulgación: divulgation; disclosure
divulgador: informational, educational
divulgar: to divulge, disclose
divulgativo: informative, educational; divulging, revealing
diván: divan (sofa-like piece of furniture); divan (Muslim council of state); divan (collection of poems)
dixe: obsolete spelling of dije
dixeron: obsolete spelling of dijeron
dixie: dixie
dixiesse: obsolete spelling of dijese
dixit: Said by
dixo: obsolete spelling of dijo
diyiridú: didgeridoo
diyéi: deejay
dize: archaic spelling of dice
dizen: archaic spelling of dicen
diziendo: obsolete spelling of diciendo
dizque: alleged; supposed; so-called; quote unquote
dizque: allegedly; apparently
diábetes: not going to work
diábolo: diabolo
diácido: diacidic
diácono: deacon
diádico: dyadic
diádoco: diadochus
diáfanamente: diaphanously; brightly
diáfano: pellucid, transparent, diaphanous; clear, bright (said of the weather); bright, well-lit
diáfisis: diaphysis
diálisis: dialysis
diálogo: dialogue (form of discourse); dialogue (literary form)
diálogo de besugos: a conversation where the people talk at cross-purposes
diálogo social: social dialogue
diámetro: diameter
diánico: Dianic
diápsido: diapsid
diáspora: diaspora
diástole: diastole (period when the heart refills with blood); diastole (lengthening of a syllable)
diátesis: diathesis
diédrico: dihedral
diégesis: diegesis; the plot or narrative of a written work
diéresis: dieresis
diésel: diesel fuel
diñar: to give (something to someone); to hand over; pass on; synonym of dar
diñarla: to croak, snuff it (die)
diñársela: to trick
dió: superseded spelling of dio, deprecated in 1952 by the Royal Spanish Academy
diócesis: diocese (administrative district in some ancient Roman provinces); diocese (ecclesiastical territorial division subject to the jurisdiction of a bishop or of his legitimate substitute)
diópsido: diopside
dióptrica: dioptrics (study of the refraction of light)
dióptrico: dioptric
dióxido: dioxide
dióxido de azufre: sulfur dioxide
dióxido de carbono: carbon dioxide (CO₂)
dióxido del silicio: silicon dioxide
djinn: jinn, genie
dls: abbreviation of dólares (“dollars”)
dnd: de nada
dnd: dónde, donde