Dublex Definitions

dab [From Hindi /dab/, with initial /d-/ in Russian, Arabic, German and Dutch.] pressing, pressure -- the act of pressing

dabcomun [pressing+communication] telegraphy -- a system of communicating over long distances by pressing on a device that willproduce series of long and short sounds to represent letters

Dabcomunbacu [pressing+communication+alphabet] Morse Code

dabcomunfonlang [pressing+communication+sound+{long-object}] dash; dah -- the long sound used to make up Morse Code letters, usually represented by a hyphen

dabcomungarm [pressing+communication+communication-unit] telegraph -- a message emitted via telegraphy

dabcomunhim [pressing+communication+tool] telegraph -- a machine used for sending telegraph messages

dabgarm [pressing+communication-unit] kerned text

dabsint [pressing+science] gravitologist

dal [From Hindi /dal/.] diagonal, incline -- something arranged obliquely or slanted

dalbacform [diagonal+alphabet+form] italics

dar [From Hindi /dar/, with initial /d-/ in Mandarin Chinese /dai/.] stripe -- marking of a different color or texture from the background

darbacar [stripe+bovine] kudu, bongo, etc. (Tragelaphus)

darcatoh [stripe+cat] skunk

darcon [stripe+{opposite}] spot -- a mark on a surface differing sharply in color from its surroundings

darg [Blend of Arabic /darb/, Hindi /marg/ and Russian /darog/, with initial /d-/ in Mandarin Chinese /dau/.] road, route -- an open way generally public for travel or transportation

dargbacceleb [road+alphabet+play] the alphabet game -- a diversion played in long car trips in which multiple players attempt to find in order the 26 letters on road signs, license plates, roadside shops, etc.

dargcah [road+{abstraction}] passage in general -- something that allows some tangible or abstract things to go through

dargfonhim [road+sound+tool] street organ

darggarm [road+communication-unit] street sign, traffic sign

darglangvic [road+{long-object}+vehicle] pickup truck

darglavmahin [road+washing/cleaning+machine] street cleaner, street sweeper -- a customized vehicle with machinery to wash and clean streets (typically used by a municipal sanitation department)

darglavnic [road+washing/cleaning+professional] street cleaner, street sweeper -- a worker employed to clean streets (especially one employed by a municipal sanitation department)

dargmans [road+meat] road kill

dargsint [road+science] cartography

dargvic [road+vehicle] car

dargvic [road+vehicle] automobile

dargvic [road+vehicle] car, auto, automobile, motorcar -- four-wheeled; usually propelled by an internal combustion engine

dargvicton [road+vehicle+{augmentative}] truck, motortruck, lorry -- an automotive vehicle suitable for hauling

darhisan [stripe+horse] zebra -- an animal related to the horse, with black and white stripes

darhisanmin [stripe+horse+fish] zebrafish

darlet [stripe+{diminutive}] spot -- a mark on a surface differing sharply in color from its surroundings

darmuh [stripe+rodent] chipmunk (Tamias)

dart [From Hindi /darti/ and English /dirt/.] dirt, ground -- the loose soft material that makes up a large part of the surface of land

dartbar [dirt+bar] post -- a piece of timbre or metal fixed firmly in an upright position

dartbez [dirt+absence] sterility

dartcanc [dirt+shell] bunker, dugout -- a fortification of earth; mostly or entirely below ground

dartcancrept [dirt+shell+reptile] tortoise (Testudinidae)

dartcarb [dirt+carbon] coal -- carbonised vegetable matter deposited in the Carboniferous period

Dartdinu [dirt+day] Saturday

dartdit [dirt+digit] strait

dartfan [dirt+art] sand painting -- a painting done by American Indians (especially Navaho); made of fine colored sands on a neutral background

dartfonmusic [dirt+sound+music] grunge -- a genre of music (as Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains and Soundgarden) popular at the end of the millennium, characterized by angsty lyrics and "unclean" sound

darthim [dirt+tool] hoe -- tool with a flat blade at a right angle to a long handle, used for weeding, planting and gardening.

darthir [dirt+bird] pheasant, quail, partridge (Galliformes)

darthirton [dirt+bird+{augmentative}] ostrich -- the largest bird in the world, flightless with incredibly powerful legs and with the apocryphal habit of burying its head in the sand.

dartjam [dirt+tuber] potato, Solanum tuberosum -- an edible tuber native to South America, known as a staple food of Ireland

dartjammusichim [dirt+tuber+music+tool] ocarina -- a musical instrument with a somewhat potato-like appearance, producing a flute-like tone.

Dartjamnatinletu [dirt+tuber+nation+{diminutive}] Idaho

dartjamsut [dirt+tuber+thread] french fry -- a thin strip of potato (typically skinned) fried in fat

dartjebmam [dirt+pocket+mammal] marsupial mole (Notoryctes)

dartmam [dirt+mammal] mole (Talpidae)

Dartmedmaru [dirt+middle+ocean] The Mediterranean

dartmin [dirt+fish] mudskipper (family Periophthalmidae)

dartmovhim [dirt+movement+tool] shovel -- a tool for lifting loose material consisting of a curved container or scoop and a handle

dartmuh [dirt+rodent] mole-rat

dartsald [dirt+vegetable] potato -- an edible tuber indigenous to South America; a staple food of Ireland

dartsint [dirt+science] pedology

dartsisp [dirt+insect] ant

dartsisp [dirt+insect] worm

dartsispbacarsisp [dirt+insect+bovine+insect] aphid (family Aphidae)

dartsispcomanjsisp [dirt+insect+eating+insect] ant-lion (family Myrmeleontidae)

dartsisphir [dirt+insect+bird] antbird (Thamnophilidae)

dartsispjebmam [dirt+insect+pocket+mammal] numbat (Myrmecobius fasciatus)

dartsispmam [dirt+insect+mammal] anteater (Myrmecophagidae)

dartsurconfib [dirt+something-above+{opposite}+amphibian] mole salamander (genus Ambystoma)

dartsuvin [dirt+pig] aardvark (Orycteropus afer)

darttemp [dirt+time] clay -- soil that is plastic when moist but hard when fired

Darttonnatinu [dirt+{augmentative}+nation] Russia

dartvic [dirt+vehicle] dirt bike

dartzard [dirt+risk] bunker, sand trap, trap -- a hazard on a golf course

datun [From Arabic /datu/ and Mandarin Chinese /tun/.] same things, identical things -- things incapable of being perceived as different

datunbanc [same-things+reserve] spare parts

datuni [same-things+{verb}] S equals O.

datunpirdparta [same-things+object+part+{noun-modifier}] fused -- joined into a single inseparable body

datunpirdpartcond [same-things+object+part+condition] fusion -- the fact of being joined into a single inseparable body

datunsist [same-things+system] balance, equilibrium -- stable situation where forces cancel each other

datuntempe [same-things+time+{verb-modifier}] simultaneously

delc [From Latin 'declarare', extant in Spanish, English, et al.] claim, assertion -- a declaration made as if no supporting evidence were necessary

delccah [claim+{abstraction}] theoretical statement -- something not true, but temporarily considered as true for reasons of supposition

delccon [claim+{opposite}] bluff -- a claim that seems authorative, but is not

delcgarm [claim+communication-unit] mining claim

delclet [claim+{diminutive}] serious lie -- a false delcaration, a lie under oath

delcreg [claim+rule] common law

delcsint [claim+science] investigative reporting

delcsint [claim+science] skepticism

delcton [claim+{augmentative}] oath -- a statement that cannot be recinded

dend [From Hindi /dendar/, with /d-n-/ in Arabic /dain/ and Russian /doljn/ and with /d-d/ in Spanish /deuda/, with initial /d-/ in English 'debit', Latin /debitum/ and Italian 'debito'.] debt -- the state of owing money

dendcon [debt+{opposite}] credit - money available for a client to borrow

denddendcongarm [debt+debt+{opposite}+communication-unit] account - record of money received/paid/owed

dendgarm [debt+communication-unit] transaction

dendgarm [debt+communication-unit] bill, invoice statement of money owed

dendpermcon [debt+{permanent-object}+{opposite}] loan - item borrowed (from perspective of person borrowing it)

dendsint [debt+science] finance

dens [Latin 'densus', extant in Spanish, Italian, English, Esperanto, Novial, et al, with /d-/ forms in German and Dutch.] dense something -- something with relatively high density (the quantity of something per unit measure, especially for area, but also for length or volume) [scalar]

denscah [{dense-object}+{abstraction}] density -- the quantity of something per unit measure, especially for area, but also for length or volume [scalar = dense to sparse

denscon [{dense-object}+{opposite}] sparse something -- something with relatively low density (the quantity of something per unit measure, especially for area, but also for length or volume) [scalar

densmercah [{dense-object}+measure+{abstraction}] density (dimension unspecified)

dent [Indo-European *dent-, recognizably extant in Hindi, Romance (Latin, Spanish, Italian), English ('dental'), auxilaries (Esperanto, Novial).] tooth -- hard bonelike structures in the jaws of vertebrates; used for biting and chewing or for attack and defense

dentbeza [tooth+absence+{noun-modifier}] toothless

dentbezcomanjmin [tooth+absence+eating+fish] pike (family Esocidae)

dentcanccon [tooth+shell+{opposite}] gum; gingiva

dentcat [tooth+cut] chew, gnaw, bite -- to cut with the teeth.

dentcat [tooth+cut] teething; "cutting teeth"

dentcatoh [tooth+cat] saber-toothed cat

dentcol [tooth+wheel] gear -- a toothed weal that engages another toothed mechanism in order to change the speed or direction of transmitted motion

dentcorect [tooth+correct] orthodonture

dentfonhim [tooth+sound+tool] jaw harp, Jew's harp

dentgarm [tooth+communication-unit] dental X-ray

dentlavhim [tooth+washing/cleaning+tool] toothbrush -- small brush with long handle used to clean teeth

dentlavmahin [tooth+washing/cleaning+machine] electric toothbrush -- a toothbrush with an electric motor in the handle that vibrates the head of the brush

dentlet [tooth+{diminutive}] baby tooth

dentlic [tooth+liquid] toothpaste

dentluftbadsisp [tooth+air+body-part+insect] katydid

dentmas [tooth+{masculine}] molar -- a tooth made to slowly grind away

dentsatcon [tooth+satisfaction+{opposite}] toothache -- a pain felt in the tooth

dentses [tooth+{feminine}] incisor -- a tooth made for ripping and tearing

dentsint [tooth+science] dentistry

dentsuvin [tooth+pig] babirusa

denttact [tooth+touch] bite – a little contact with the teeth

denttactcancrept [tooth+touch+shell+reptile] snapping turtle

dentton [tooth+{augmentative}] fang

dentton [tooth+{augmentative}] adult tooth, big tooth (e.g. the incisor from a sabre-toothed tiger)

denttonmin [tooth+{augmentative}+fish] shark

des [Latin 'decem', "ten" (extant in Spanish & Italian), from Indo-European *dekm, extant in Russian, Germanic (English, German, Dutch) and auxilaries (Esperanto, Novial). Mnemonic: decimal.] ten to the power of -- forms large number words, as in 'desduv' ("ten to the power of two, 100"), 'dester' (1,000) and 'dessis' (1,000,000); when used to describe how many of something is taken as an approximation

descah [ten-to-the-power-of+{abstraction}] a decade; ten years

descon [ten-to-the-power-of+{opposite}] negative ten to the power of x, -10**X

descon [ten-to-the-power-of+{opposite}] ten to the negative power of

desdesper [ten-to-the-power-of+ten-to-the-power-of+person] centenarian -- adults 100 years old and older

desduv [ten-to-the-power-of+two] hundred

desduv [ten-to-the-power-of+two] hundred approximately -- ten 10s

desduvdin [ten-to-the-power-of+two+day] year

desduvper [ten-to-the-power-of+two+person] twenty-something -- adult from the age of 20 to 29

Desduvvocu [ten-to-the-power-of+two+word] Dublex

deshar [ten-to-the-power-of+four] 10,000

deshar [ten-to-the-power-of+four] ten thousand -- the cardinal number that is the product of ten and one thousand

desharper [ten-to-the-power-of+four+person] forty-something -- adult from the age of 40 to 49

desir [From Latin 'desiderare', extant in Spanish, English, et al.] desire, wish, want -- a longing or strong inclination for something

desirbeza [desire+absence+{noun-modifier}] hopeless -- without hopes or dreams

desirgarm [desire+communication-unit] love letter

desiri [desire+{verb}] wish for, desire

desiri [desire+{verb}] S desire/want O.

desirton [desire+{augmentative}] hunger, thirst, desire -- strong desire for something (not necessarily food or drink)

deslet [ten-to-the-power-of+{diminutive}] ten

desnen [ten-to-the-power-of+nine] billion -- a number as represented as a one followed by nine zeroes (12 in Britain)

desnenper [ten-to-the-power-of+nine+person] nonagenarian -- adult from the age of 90 to 99

desnenper [ten-to-the-power-of+nine+person] billionaire -- a person with a net worth of at least a billion in U.S. dollars

desped [ten-to-the-power-of+foot] decapod crustacean -- aquatic arthropods of the class Crustacea that have five pairs of jointed limbs, therefore including lobsters, crabs and shrimps but excluding barnacles

despen [ten-to-the-power-of+five] 100,000

despen [ten-to-the-power-of+five] hundred thousand -- the cardinal number that is the product of 100 and 1000

despenper [ten-to-the-power-of+five+person] quinquagenarian -- adult from the age of 50 to 59

dessemper [ten-to-the-power-of+seven+person] septuagenarian -- adult from the age of 70 to 79

dessint [ten-to-the-power-of+science] algebra

dessirper [ten-to-the-power-of+zero+person] children under the age of 10

dessis [ten-to-the-power-of+six] million

dessis [ten-to-the-power-of+six] million -- a number as represented as a one followed by six zeroes

dessisper [ten-to-the-power-of+six+person] sexagenarian -- adult from the age of 60 to 69

dessisper [ten-to-the-power-of+six+person] millionaire -- a person with a net worth of at least a million in U.S. dollars

dester [ten-to-the-power-of+three] thousand

dester [ten-to-the-power-of+three] thousand -- the cardinal number that is the product of 100 and ten

desterlangmer [ten-to-the-power-of+three+{long-object}+measure] kilometer

desterper [ten-to-the-power-of+three+person] thirty-something -- adult from the age of 30 to 39

deston [ten-to-the-power-of+{augmentative}] one hundred

desvanduv [ten-to-the-power-of+one+two] trillion -- a number as represented as a one followed by 12 zeroes (18 in England and Germany)

desvanper [ten-to-the-power-of+one+person] preteen, teenager -- children from the age of 10 to 19

desvic [ten-to-the-power-of+vehicle] caravan

desvoctper [ten-to-the-power-of+eight+person] octogenarian -- adult from the age of 80 to 89

dev [From Indo-European *deiwos, extant in Hindi 'dev' and in Latin 'devus', "god" (itself extant in English 'divine', Spanish 'dios', Italian 'dio' & 'divinita', Esperanto 'dio', Novial 'dee').] god, deity, divinity -- any supernatural being worshipped as controlling some part of the world or some aspect of life or who is the personification of a force

devbac [god+alphabet] devanagari

devbacar [god+bovine] sacred cow

devbad [god+body-part] soul, spirit

devbad [god+body-part] spirit -- the vital principle or animating force within living things

devbin [god+building] church, synagogue, temple -- a building for worship

devbin [god+building] worship -- the collective activity of a specific religious group in worship

devbin [god+building] church -- building for public worship

devbini [god+building+{verb}] worship -- to go to church

devbinpub [god+building+people-group] congregation -- the members of a specific religious group who regulary worship in a particular church

devbinpus [god+building+use] worship -- attend religious services

devcapt [god+leader] rabbi, priest, presbyter, curate, minister, parson, pastor, rector -- a person authorized to conduct religious worship

devcapt [god+leader] supreme deity -- the principal deity of a religion or mythology with multiple deities, such as Zeus (Greek), Jupiter (Roman) or Odin (Norse)

Devcaptcitabu [god+leader+book] Talmud -- sacred writings forming the basis of religious authority in Orthodox Judaism

Devcarsu [god+cross] Cross -- a cross as an emblem of Christianity

devcon [god+{opposite}] devil, demon -- one of the evil spirits of traditional Jewish and Christian belief

devconhasal [god+{opposite}+event] disaster, catastrophe -- a state of extreme ruin and misfortune

devconmest [god+{opposite}+site] hell, perdition -- the abode of Satan and the forces of evil; where sinners suffer eternal punishment

devcontom [god+{opposite}+atom] sulphur -- an abundant tasteless odourless multivalent nonmetallic element

devcubhir [god+cup+bird] swallow (Hirundinidae)

Devcubu [god+cup] Holy Grail

devdin [god+day] sabbath -- a day of rest and worship

devdon [god+gift] right -- abstract idea of that which is due to a person or governmental body by law, tradition, or nature

devfan [god+art] magic -- any art that appears to invoke supernatural powers

devgarm [god+communication-unit] message from God/gods

devgarm [god+communication-unit] prayer -- reverent petition to a deity

devgarmmal [god+communication-unit+disparagement] curse, condemnation, malediction, damnation -- a ceremonial prayer invoking divine wrath

devgid [god+food] ambrosia -- the food of the gods; mortals who ate it became immortal (Greek and Roman mythology)

devhasal [god+event] miracle -- a marvellous event manifesting a supernatural act

devhazarmest [god+tree+site] forest, woods -- land that is covered with trees and shrubs the place itself

devhuman [god+human] messiah, christ -- any expected deliverer

devhun [god+choice] messiah, christ -- any expected deliverer

devhunper [god+choice+person] messiah, christ -- any expected deliverer

devlic [god+liquid] ambrosia

devlic [god+liquid] nectar -- the drink of the gods (Greek and Roman mythology)

devmest [god+site] heaven -- the abode of God and the angels

devpensper [god+stylus+person] scribe -- transcriber of holy scrolls

devper [god+person] holy person, priest

devsahab [god+companion] priest

devsatconcact [god+satisfaction+{opposite}+action] sin -- any action forbidden by the rules of an organized religion

devsens [god+sense] divine revelation

devsent [god+emotion] religion, faith, religious belief -- a strong belief in a supernatural power or powers that control human destiny

devsentpus [god+emotion+use] worship -- show religious devotion to, as of a deity

devsint [god+science] theology

devsisp [god+insect] mantis, mantid -- predacious long-bodied large-eyed insect of warm regions; rests with forelimbs raised as in prayer

devsist [god+system] religion, faith -- an institution created to express belief in a divine power

devsist [god+system] religion, faith -- an institution created to express belief in a divinity or multiple deities

devsist [god+system] religion, faith, religious belief -- belief in a supernatural power or powers that control human destiny

devsist [god+system] religion, faith, church -- institution to express belief in a divine power

devsistcact [god+system+action] rite -- an established ceremony prescribed by a religion

devsistpictcon [god+system+picture+{opposite}] icon -- a conventional religious picture painted in oil on a small wooden panel; venerated in the Eastern Church

devsuc [god+happiness] enthusiasm, zeal -- a feeling of strong eagerness (usu. in favor of a person or cause)

devsucii [god+happiness+{preposition}+{opposite}] I express enthusiasm, zeal -- a feeling of strong eagerness (usu. in favour of a person or cause)

devsucper [god+happiness+person] angel -- spiritual being attendant upon God

devton [god+{augmentative}] supreme deity (c.f. devcapt)

devval [god+worthiness] priest, clergyman, minister, spiritual leader, elder -- a leader in religious or sacred affairs

devvic [god+vehicle] chariot

devvis [god+sight] revelation -- a spiritual, enlightening or mystical vision or disclosure

dif [From Latin 'difficultas', extant in Spanish and English, with initial /d-/ in Hindi /dushkar/.] difficult task -- something requiring relatively great effort to accomplish, comprehend or endure [scalar]

difcon [{difficult-task}+{opposite}] easy task -- something requiring relatively little effort to accomplish, comprehend or endure [scalar

difgarm [{difficult-task}+communication-unit] difficult concept

difgarm [difficult task+communication unit] cipher, cypher -- a message written in a secret code

difi [{difficult-task}+{verb}] S is difficult about O.

din [From Hindi /din/ and Russian /dien/, with initial /d-/ in Spanish /dia/, English 'day', Dutch 'dag', Indo-European *dye-, Latin 'dies'.] day -- time for a planet to make a complete rotation on its axis

dinar [By extension from Latin 'denarius', which has inspired the term 'dinar' for a unit of currency in Algeria, Bahrain, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Libya, Tunisia, Yemen and Yugoslavia and is the Romance root of Spanish 'dinero' and Italian 'denaro'. With initial /d-/ in Russian /dyeng/.] money -- the most common medium of exchange; legal tender

dinarbad [money+body-part] the metaphorical fist or hand with with one stingily holds one to one's money

dinarbancbin [money+reserve+building] bank {building}

dinarbeza [money+absence+{noun-modifier}] broke -- without money

dinarbezper [money+absence+person] poor -- one or many having little money or few possessions

dinarbin [money+building] bank, monetary institution

dinarbomb [money+bomb] timebombed money -- money given to bank robbers that releases dye to mark the bills or currency notes

dinarcah [money+{abstraction}] commerce

dinarcancvanped [money+shell+one+foot] cowrie -- marine gastropods of the family Cypraeidae, typically with bright and shiny shells, and so used as currency in parts of Africa and the South Pacific

dinarcart [money+card] check; cheque -- a piece of paper filled out in place of physical money, representing transference of a specified amount from the buyer's bank account to the seller's

dinarcon [money+{opposite}] financial debt

dinarcurs [money+running-movement] money laundering -- concealing the source of illegally gotten money

dinargarm [money+communication-unit] check, cheque

dinarhazmotiv [money+fun+target] vaction funds

dinarlet [money+{diminutive}] poverty

dinarmahin [money+machine] slot machine, one-armed bandit -- a gambling device that is operated by the insertion of a coin in a slot and pulling a handle to determine if any payout is to be made

dinarsint [money+science] numismatics

dinarsirc [money+circle] coin -- a metal piece (usu. a disc) used as currency

dinarteror [money+fear] chrematophobia

dinartom [money+atom] gold

dinartom [money+atom] silver

dinartom [money+atom] gold, Au -- a soft yellow malleable ductile metallic element

dinarton [money+{augmentative}] wealth

dinarvic [money+vehicle] armored truck -- a fortified vehicle that transports money and other highly valuable items, with armed drivers

dincon [day+{opposite}] night

dinconbudcon [day+{opposite}+future+{opposite}] evening -- the hours before twilight

dinconfin [day+{opposite}+ending] dawn -- the break of day

dinconfincon [day+{opposite}+ending+{opposite}] twilight; dusk -- the borderline at which night breaks in

dinconhandmam [day+{opposite}+hand+mammal] galago, bushbaby (Galagonidae)

dinconhir [day+{opposite}+bird] nightingale (Luscinia)

dinconmed [day+{opposite}+middle] midnight -- 12 o'clock at night; the middle of the night

dinconsisp [day+{opposite}+insect] moth

dinfincon [day+ending+{opposite}] morning -- the period shortly after the sun is all the way visible from the earth

dingarm [day+communication-unit] daily entry in a day book

dinhor [day+hour] o'clock -- according to the clock

dinlant [day+fall] twilight, dusk, nightfall -- the time of day immediately following sunset

Dinmahinu [day+machine] Aztec solar calendar -- a circular stone used by the Aztecs for reckoning days (not hours)

dinmed [day+middle] noon, twelve noon, high noon, midday, noonday, noontide -- (the middle of the day

dinmedbud [day+middle+future] afternoon -- the time after 12:00 but before evening

dinmedgidtemp [day+middle+food+time] lunch -- the meal eaten around the middle of the day

dinser [day+series] week -- any period of seven consecutive days

dinsint [day+science] chronology

dinsolbez [day+Sun+absence] nighttime -- the time between sunset of one day and sunrise of the next

dinsolbez [day+Sun+absence] night, nighttime -- the time after sunset and before sunrise while it is dark outside

dintemp [day+time] time of day -- clock time

dinvic [day+vehicle] commuter car

direct [Latin 'directio', extant in Romance (Spanish, Italian, French), English, auxiliaries (Esperanto, Novial).] direction -- orientation, a line leading to a place or point

directbeza [direction+absence+{noun-modifier}] directionless

directgarm [direction+communication-unit] directions

directmercah [direction+measure+{abstraction}] compass bearing

directmerhim [direction+measure+tool] sextant

directsint [direction+science] navigation

dis [Latin 'dis', "apart, asunder", extant in Spanish, English, et al.] separation -- the condition of being spaced apart

disbacform [separation+alphabet+form] manuscript -- non-cursive writing

discon [separation+{opposite}] combination

disconpart [separation+{opposite}+part] radical

disconpartval [separation+{opposite}+part+worthiness] chemical valency

disdirecte [separation+direction+{adv.}] away, aside -- in a different direction

disfon [separation+sound] the sound of two objects coming apart

Disgarmu [separation+communication-unit] Dear John letter

dismentnonthabil [separation+mind+negation+ability] addiction

disvolt [separation+electricity] static

dit [From Italian 'dito', from Latin 'digitus', also extant in Spanish 'dedos', English 'digit', French 'doigt', Portuguese 'dedos', et al.] digit -- a finger or toe in human beings or corresponding part in other vertebrates; in compounds, used metaphorically for digit-like parts, such as tongues and horns

ditbacceleb [digit+alphabet+play] a diversion involving printing a letter on each of one's fingertips, often to flash several fingers at a time and spell out words and sentences

ditfonhim [digit+sound+tool] mbira, sansa, kalimba, "thumb piano"

ditgarm [digit+communication-unit] serial code

ditnamcog [digit+name+knowledge] the study of the names of numbers

ditnarmcon [digit+soft-object+{opposite}] nail

ditsint [digit+science] arithmetic

ditvodcon [digit+body-of-water+{opposite}] peninsula

doj [From Russian /dozhd/.] precipitation -- the falling to earth of rain or snow or hail or sleet or fog

dojcah [precipitation+{abstraction}] trouble, worries, problems

dojcon [precipitation+{opposite}] evaporation, transpiration -- drying out

dojcov [precipitation+cover] roof -- a protective covering that covers or forms the top of a building or motor vehicle

dojcov [precipitation+cover] umbrella -- a lightweight handheld collapsible canopy, typically used for protection from rain

dojgarm [precipitation+communication-unit] weather forecast

dojlet [precipitation+{diminutive}] airbound precipitation -- precipitation that doesn't hit the ground, such as mist or fog

dojmemb [precipitation+item] drop of precipitation

dojmerhim [precipitation+measure+tool] hyetometer

dojroc [precipitation+rock] stalactite or stalagmite -- a cylinder of calcium carbonate projecting upward from the floor or downward from the ceiling of a limestone cave

dojroc [precipitation+rock] meteorite

dojroc [precipitation+rock] falling rock -- a rock that falls from on high, as from a cliff or mountain

dojrochasal [precipitation+rock+event] avalanche

dojsint [precipitation+science] meteorology

dojton [precipitation+{augmentative}] hail -- precipitation of solid or semi-solid objects

dojton [precipitation+{augmentative}] blizzard

dojvic [precipitation+vehicle] snowcat

don [From Latin 'donum', "gift" (extant in English 'donate', in Spanish, Esperanto and Novial), from Indo-European *do-, "to give", extant in Hindi /dena/ and Russian /dav/.] gift -- something acquired without compensation

doncart [gift+card] the "From: ~ To: ~" tag attached to wrapped presents

dongarm [gift+communication-unit] gift tag

donjib [gift+task] quest, seeking -- the act of searching for something

donsenscon [gift+sense+{opposite}] greed -- an excessive desire to acquire or possess more than one needs or deserves

donsent [gift+emotion] generosity, charity -- a kindly and leziupt attitude toward people

dun [From Mandarin Chinese /dun/ (an Eastern word for east!).] east -- the direction of sunrise

duncon [east+{opposite}] west

duncon [east+{opposite}] west -- cardinal compass point at 270 degrees

duncona [east+{opposite}+{noun-modifier}] west -- in a westerly direction [aj

Dunconmarconu [east+{opposite}+ocean+{opposite}] Americas

dunlic [east+liquid] tea -- beverage made by steeping leaves of certain Asian plants in water

Dunlicnatinu [east+liquid+nation] India

Dunlicnatinu [east+liquid+nation] China

Dunlicnatinu [east+liquid+nation] Britain

Dunmansu [east+meat] Philly Cheesesteak sandwich -- a sandwich consisting of a submarine roll with thinly sliced beef ribeye, white onions, sweet bell peppers, American cheese, salt, pepper and melted butter

dunmercah [east+measure+{abstraction}] longitude

dunmonttonsist [east+mountain+{augmentative}+system] the Himalayas

dunsint [east+science] orienteering

dur [From Medieval Latin 'duratio', "duration", extant in Romance (Spanish, Italian), Germanic (English, German, Dutch) and auxiliaries (Esperanto, Novial).] long event -- an event that takes relatively more time than others [scalar]

durcah [{long-event}+{abstraction}] duration -- property of time in which something continues [scalar

durcon [{long-event}+{opposite}] short event -- an event that takes relatively less time than others [scalar

durconsisp [{long-event}+{opposite}+insect] mayfly (order Ephemeroptera)

durgarm [{long-event}+communication-unit] a boring speech

durmer [{long-event}+measure] hour

durmercah [{long-event}+measure+{abstraction}] duration

durmerhim [{long-event}+measure+tool] timer

durnontcomanj [{long-event}+negation+eating] starving

dursahab [long event+companion] buddy, brother, crony, old friend -- a close friend of long acquaintance

dursint [{long-event}+science] historics

durtemp [{long-event}+time] a long time

duv [From Indo-European *dwo-, extant in Romance (Latin, Italian, Spanish, etc.), English ('duo'), auxiliaries (Esperanto, Novial).] two -- the cardinal number that is the sum of one and one or a numeral representing such a number

Duvbacpartu [two+alphabet+part] B -- the second letter of the alphabet

duvbadcamel [two+body-part+camel] two-humped camel, Bactrian

duvbarc [two+lightning] plug, male plug -- an electrical device with two pins that is inserted in a socket to make an electrical connection

duvbarmovhim [two+bar+movement+tool] tongs -- any of various devices for taking hold of objects; usu. have two hinged legs w/ handles above and pointed hooks below

duvcam [two+garment] two-piece clothing

duvcamel [two+camel] two-humped camel

duvcarbsatcohol [two+carbon+satisfaction+alcohol] ethanol -- CH3-CH2-OH

Duvcarsdevsistu [two+cross+god+system] Protestantism -- the theological system of any of the churches of Western Christendom that separated from the Roman Catholic Church during the Reformation

Duvcarsu [two+cross] United Kingdom of Great Britain & Northern Ireland (GBR)

Duvcarsu [two+cross] Union Jack

duvcelebcart [two+play+card] deuce -- the playing card played between an ace and a three

duvcolora [two+color+{noun-modifier}] bicolor

duvcon [two+{opposite}] negative two, -2

duvcop [two+copy] duplicate

duvcorbcarcjant [two+edge+{sharp-object}+animal] amphioxus (subphylum Cephalochordata)

Duvdinu [two+day] Monday -- second day of the week, first working day

duvdit [two+digit] ring finger

Duvduvbacpartu [two+two+alphabet+part] V -- the twenty second letter of the alphabet

duvduvhor [two+two+hour] ten o'clock in the evening

Duvduvnatinletu [two+two+nation+{diminutive}] Alabama-- 22th state to enter the Union, admitted to the U.S. on Dec. 14, 1819

duvduvper [two+two+person] 22-year old -- a person who has experienced 22 but not 23 years since birth

duvduvtom [two+two+atom] titanium -- element of atomic number 22

duvfarh [two+fraction] half, one-half -- one of two equal parts divisible in a whole

duvfarhsirccant [two+fraction+circle+fastener] hook -- a catch for locking a door

duvfon [two+sound] stereo, stereo system, stereophonic system -- reproducer in which two microphones feed two or more loudspeakers to give a three-dimensional effect to the sound

duvgarm [two+communication-unit] message and reply as a unit

duvhafer [two+blade] scissors -- a cutting implement having two crossed pivoting blades

duvhandfon [two+hand+sound] applause -- the sound or action of hands being clapped together in praise of something

duvhandfon [two+hand+sound] clapping -- the sound of two hands being repeatedly pushed together

Duvharbacpartu [two+four+alphabet+part] X -- the twenty fourth letter of the alphabet

Duvharnatinletu [two+four+nation+{diminutive}] Missouri -- 24th state to enter the Union, admitted to the U.S. on Aug. 10, 1821

duvharper [two+four+person] 24-year old -- a person who has experienced 24 but not 25 years since birth

duvhartom [two+four+atom] chromium -- element of atomic number 24

duvhor [two+hour] two o'clock in the morning

duvjantcals [two+animal+class] phylum

Duvjeltontaru [two+yellow+{augmentative}+star] Syrian Arab Republic (SYR)

duvlinform [two+line+form] angle -- the inclination of one line toward another

Duvmarjoru [two+ocean+connection] Kiel Canal -- opened in 1895, linking the North Sea with the Baltic Sea

Duvmircombsulalu [two+world+fight+offspring] Baby Boomer generation -- the U.S. generation born from 1946 to 1966

Duvmiru [two+world] Venus -- the second planet from the Sun

duvmult [two+multiplication] double -- consisting of or involving two parts usu. in pairs [adj

Duvnatinletu [two+nation+{diminutive}] Pennsylvania -- second state to enter the Union, admitted to the U.S. on Dec. 12, 1787

Duvnennatinletu [two+nine+nation+{diminutive}] Iowa -- 29th state to enter the Union, admitted to the U.S. on Dec. 28, 1846

duvnenper [two+nine+person] 29-year old -- a person who has experienced 29 but not 30 years since birth

duvnentom [two+nine+atom] copper -- element of atomic number 29

Duvnercontaru [two+black+{opposite}+star] St. Kitts (KNA)

Duvnertaru [two+black+star] Sao Tome and Principe (STP)

duvnobil [two+noble] prince/princess

duvnobilmas [two+noble+{masculine}] prince

duvnobilses [two+noble+{feminine}] princess

duvnogfib [two+limb+amphibian] siren (genus Siren)

duvpantcals [two+plant+class] division

duvpartcant [two+part+fastener] staple -- a short U-shaped wire nail for securing cables or a smaller version for fastening papers

duvped [two+foot] biped -- vertebrate animal with two feet

duvpedvic [two+foot+vehicle] bicycle

Duvpenbacpartu [two+five+alphabet+part] Y -- the twenty fifth letter of the alphabet

Duvpennatinletu [two+five+nation+{diminutive}] Arkansas -- 25th state to enter the Union, admitted to the U.S. on June 15, 1836

duvpenper [two+five+person] 25-year old -- a person who has experienced 25 but not 26 years since birth

duvpentom [two+five+atom] manganese -- element of atomic number 25

duvper [two+person] two-year old -- a person who has experienced two but not three years since birth

duvpig [two+buttock] buttocks, butt, backside, bum, buns -- the fleshy part of the human body that you sit on

duvpincant [two+plane+fastener] hinge -- a device that holds two parts together so that one can swing relative to the other

duvpostcals [two+mail+class] second class, second-class mail -- mail that includes newspapers and periodicals (U.S. & Canada)

duvsanj [two+bread] sandwich -- two or more slices of bread one on top of the other with one or more other foods (such as meat or cheese or jams or spreads) placed between them

Duvsemnatinletu [two+seven+nation+{diminutive}] Florida -- 27th state to enter the Union, admitted to the U.S. on March 3, 1845

duvsemper [two+seven+person] 27-year old -- a person who has experienced 27 but not 28 years since birth

duvsemtom [two+seven+atom] cobalt -- element of atomic number 27

duvsir [two+zero] twenty, 20

duvsir [two+zero] twenty -- the cardinal number that is the sum of nineteen

Duvsirbacpartu [two+zero+alphabet+part] T -- the twentieth letter of the alphabet

duvsirhor [two+zero+hour] eight o'clock in the evening

Duvsirnatinletu [two+zero+nation+{diminutive}] Mississippi -- 20th state to enter the Union, admitted to the U.S. on Dec. 10, 1817

duvsirper [two+zero+person] 20-year old -- a person who has experienced 20 but not 21 years since birth

duvsirtom [two+zero+atom] calcium -- element of atomic number 20

Duvsisbacpartu [two+six+alphabet+part] Z -- the twenty sixth letter of the alphabet

Duvsisnatinletu [two+six+nation+{diminutive}] Michigan -- 26th state to enter the Union, admitted to the U.S. on Jan. 26., 1837

duvsisper [two+six+person] 26-year old -- a person who has experienced 26 but not 27 years since birth

duvsistom [two+six+atom] iron -- element of atomic number 26

Duvsutvodnatinu [two+thread+body-of-water+nation] Brazil

Duvsutvodu [two+thread+body-of-water] Amazon -- the second-longest river in the world, flowing about 6,300 km (3,900 mi) from Peru across northern Brazil to the Atlantic Ocean

Duvsutvodvebu [two+thread+body-of-water+World-Wide-Web] Amazon.com

duvtemp [two+time] twice -- 2 times [adv

duvtempi [two+time+{verb}] v. 1. double-time -- to go twice as fast relative to something else. 2. cut-time -- to perform music in 2/4 time. 3. two-time -- to pretend to be exclusively faithful to two separate people.

Duvterbacpartu [two+three+alphabet+part] W -- the twenty third letter of the alphabet

duvterhor [two+three+hour] eleven o'clock in the evening

Duvternatinletu [two+three+nation+{diminutive}] Maine -- 23th state to enter the Union, admitted to the U.S. on March 15, 1820

duvterper [two+three+person] 23-year old -- a person who has experienced 23 but not 24 years since birth

duvtertom [two+three+atom] vanadium -- element of atomic number 23

duvtom [two+atom] helium -- element of atomic number 2

duvton [two+{augmentative}] twenty

duvtonduv [two+{augmentative}+two] 22

duvtonhar [two+{augmentative}+four] 24

duvtonnen [two+{augmentative}+nine] 29

duvtonpen [two+{augmentative}+five] 25

duvtonsem [two+{augmentative}+seven] 27

duvtonsis [two+{augmentative}+six] 26

duvtonter [two+{augmentative}+three] 23

duvtonvoct [two+{augmentative}+eight] 28

Duvvanbacpartu [two+one+alphabet+part] U -- the twenty first letter of the alphabet

duvvanhor [two+one+hour] nine o'clock in the evening

Duvvannatinletu [two+one+nation+{diminutive}] Illinois -- 21th state to enter the Union, admitted to the U.S. on Dec. 3, 1818

duvvanper [two+one+person] 21-year old -- a person who has experienced 21 but not 22 years since birth

duvvantom [two+one+atom] scandium -- element of atomic number 21

duvvocsistgarm [two+word+system+communication-unit] translation -- a written communication in a second language having the same meaning as the written communication in the first language

Duvvoctnatinletu [two+eight+nation+{diminutive}] Texas -- 28th state to enter the Union, admitted to the U.S. on Dec. 29, 1845

duvvoctper [two+eight+person] 28-year old -- a person who has experienced 28 but not 29 years since birth

duvvocttom [two+eight+atom] nickel -- element of atomic number 28