Specimen page from the INTERNATIONAL-ENGLISH DICTIONARY.[6] deskript-ar: to describe; -o: description; -iva: descriptive [EFIS]. desper-ar: to despair; -o: despair; -igar: to drive to despair [EFIS]. despit-ar: to be vexed, to fret; -o: spite, despite; -igar: to vex [EFIS]. despot-o: despot; -eso, -ismo: despotism [DEFIRS]. destin-ar: to destine; -o, -eso: destination, destiny [EFIS]. destrukt-ar: to destroy; -o: destruction; -iva, -ema: destructive [EFIRS]. detal-o: detail; -a, -oza: detailed; -e, -oze: in detail [DEFIRS]. detashment-o (military): detachment [DEFIRS]. detektiv-o: detective [EFR]. determin-ar: to determine; -o, -eso: determination (not decision); -anta, -iva: determinative; -ismo: determinism [DEFIRS]. detriment-ar: to cause injury or prejudice to (a person); -o: detriment, damage, injury (moral) [EFIS]. dev-ar: to be obliged to, ought, have to; -o: duty [FIS]. devast-ar: to devastate; -o, eso: devastation [EFIS]. deviac-ar (trans. and intrans.): to deviate; -o: deviation [EFIS]. deviz-o: motto, device [DEFIRS]. devlop-ar: to develop; -o, -eso: development [EFI]. devot-a: devoted; -eso: devotion; -esar, -igar, -su: to devote oneself [EFI]. dextr-a: right (hand, side); -e: on the right [IS]. dezert-a: desert, deserted; -o: a desert, wilderness [EFIS]. dezir-ar: to wish, desire; -o: wish, desire [EFIS]. di: of (preposition). di-o, day (twenty-four hours); -ala: daily [EIS]. diabet-o: diabetes [DEFIRS]. diablo: devil; -ala: diabolical [DEFIRS]. diadem-o: diadem [DEFIRS]. diafan-a: transparent; -eso: transparency [FIS]. Specimen page from the ENGLISH-INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY. to describe: deskriptar. description: deskripto. descriptive: deskriptiva. to desecrate: profanigar. a desert: dezerto. to desert: desertar. deserted: dezerta. deserter: desert-anto, -into. desertion: deserto, to deserve: meritar. deserving: merit-anta, -oza. to desiccate (v. trans.): sikigar. desiccated: sikigita. design (= drawing): desegno. to desire: dezirar. desire: deziro. desk (writing): pupitro. " (pulpit): katedro. to despair: desperar. despair: despero. despair, to drive to: desperigar. a desperado: riskemo. despicable: mal-prizinda. to despise: mal-prizar. despite (s.), despito. " (prep.) (= in spite of), malgre. despot: despoto. despotism: despot-eso, -ismo. desquamation: squamifo. dessert: desero. destination: destin-o, -eso. to destine: destinar. destiny: destin-o, -eso. " (= fate): fato. to destroy: destruktar. destruction: destrukto. " , utter: nuligo. destructive: destrukt-iva, -ema. detachment (military): detashmento. detail: detalo, mal-grandajo. " , in: detal-e, -oze. detailed: detal-a, -oza. detective: detektivo. to deter: timigar, impedar. determination (not decision): determin-o, -eso. determinative: determin-anta, -iva. to determine: determinar. " " (= decide): decidigar. determinism: determinismo. to dethrone: mal-tronizar. detriment: detrimento. to devastate: devastar. devastation: devast-o, -eso. to develop: devlopar. " " (photo.): rivelar. developer (photo.): rivelilo. developing (photo.): rivelo. development: devlop-o, -eso. to deviate (v. trans. and intrans.): deviacar. deviation: deviaco.
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