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diacylglycérol: diacylglycerol
diacétate: diacetate
diacétyle: diacetyl
diacétylène: diacetylene
diadoche: alternative spelling of diadoque (“diadochus”)
diadoque: diadochus
diadème: diadem
diagenèse: diagenesis
diagenétique: diagenetic
diagnose: diagnosis
diagnostic: diagnosis
diagnostique: diagnostical, diagnostic
diagnostiquer: to diagnose (to determine which disease is causing a sick person's signs and symptoms; to find the diagnosis)
diagnostiqué: diagnosed
diagomètre: diagometer
diagonal: diagonal, transverse, oblique
diagonale: diagonal
diagonale principale: main diagonal, leading diagonal
diagonalement: diagonally
diagonalisabilité: diagonalizability
diagonalisable: diagonalizable
diagonaliser: to diagonalize
diagonaux: masculine plural of diagonal; . diagonaux
diagou: A type of rush (Juncus)
diagramme: diagram
diagramme de l'œil: eye pattern
diagramme de phase: phase diagram
diagraphe: diagraph
diagraphie: diagraphy
diaire: journal; diary
dialcool: diol
dialdéhyde: dialdehyde
dialectal: dialectal
dialecte: language socially subordinate to a regional or national standard language, often historically cognate to the standard, but not a variety of it or in any other sense derived from it; dialect
dialecticien: dialectician
dialectique: dialectic, dialectical
dialectique: dialectic
dialectiquement: dialectically
dialectologie: dialectology
dialectologue: dialectologist
diallèle: diallel
dialogique: dialogic
dialogiquement: dialogically
dialogue: dialogue
dialogue de sourds: a dialogue where both participants speak past one another, without listening to each other
dialoguer: to dialogue, discuss, negotiate
dialoguiste: dialogue writer; scriptwriter
dialypétale: dialypetalous
dialysat: dialysate
dialyse: dialysis (chemical method)
dialyser: to dialyze
dialyseur: dialyzer
dialysé: dialyzed
diamagnétique: diamagnetic
diamagnétiquement: diamagnetically
diamagnétisme: diamagnetism
diamant: diamond (gem); diamond (shape); needle (of a record player)
diamant: excelsior (a small size of type, standardized as 3 point)
diamant mandarin: zebra finch
diamantaire: a person who sells or cuts diamonds