Contionary:di

Carnian

Etymology

From Proto-Slavic *kъdy.

Pronunciation

• IPA: [dɪ]

Conjunction

di

1. (relative) when

   Synonym: keda

   Jesme jeu di je vensied. ― We were eating when he arrived.

Esmitan

Pronunciation

(Esmitan) IPA: /di/ [ɟi]

Adjective

di

1. isolated singular of de

Europic

Pronunciation

• Europic Phonology: /di/

Adverb

di

1. apart, separate
2. (Classical calque) di-, dis-, dys-

Reneissan

Pronunciation

(Reneissan) IPA: /d̪i/

Contraction

di

1. contraction of de i;of the, from the

Soc'ul'

Etymology 1

Wacag logographs

Cognate to Gwaxol had³, Kilīmos-sāîl adīe.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [di˧]

Verb

di ᴀᴄᴄ

1. to till, to rake

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2. to gather, to collect

   Añ'di neinei en ez'e naman

   My horses collect teeth.

Derived terms

• di colpmuxaj xenuz
• di ēl'u

Adjective

di

1. tilled

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Etymology 2

Wacag logograph

Cognate to Kilīmos-sāîl aditsu.

Adjective

di

1. fresh

   Hutetn v'eijeh Sivzu hïñ'ulb'es hïñ'ulb'es n'eíd' pméj xeú di jimu je.

   Sivzu made light of the mayor's new statue by scraping drawings of many phalluses onto its rear.

2. available, unbusy, unoccupied, having spare time

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Synonyms

(to collect):

• memuñ'o

(to rake):

• eíco

(fresh):

• miúx
• tnír
• tocjíax

Gwaxol

Etymology

From Wascotl *tie-.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [di]

Classifier

di

1. classifier for distances and the sky

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See also Gwaxol nouns classified with di