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German words: duschen to Dzongkha

284 German words, part 26 of 26 of the words starting with D, A to Z. 38 have a page of their own.

German words duschen to Dzongkha

  1. duschen noun, verb /ˈduːʃən/: to shower
  2. Duschgel noun [ˈduːʃˌɡeːl]: shower gel
  3. Duschhaube noun /ˈduːʃˌhaʊ̯bə/: shower cap
  4. Duschkabine noun [ˈduːʃkaˌbiːnə]
  5. Duschkappe noun [ˈdʊʃˌkapə]
  6. Duschkopf noun /ˈduːʃkɔpf/: shower head
  7. Duschraum noun /ˈduːʃˌʁaʊ̯m/: a bathroom with showers that is not in a private dwelling, e.g. in a barracks or low-cost hostel
  8. Duschtasse noun [ˈdʊʃˌtasə]
  9. Duschtuch noun [ˈduːʃˌtuːx]
  10. Duschvorhang noun /ˈduːʃfoːɐ̯haŋ/: shower curtain
  11. Duschwanne noun [ˈdʊʃˌvanə]
  12. düse noun, verb [ˈdyːzə]: nozzle
  13. Dusel noun /ˈduːzəl/: undeserved luck, fortune
  14. Duselei noun: absentmindedness
  15. duseln verb [ˈduːzl̩n]: to doze
  16. düsen noun, verb /ˈdyːzən/: to dash, to rush
  17. Düsenantrieb noun [ˈdyːzn̩ˌʔantʁiːp]
  18. Düsenclipper noun [ˈdyːzn̩ˌklɪpɐ]
  19. Düsenflugzeug noun /ˈdyːzn̩ˌfluːkt͡sɔɪ̯k/: jet plane
  20. Düsengewitter noun [ˈdyːzn̩ɡəˌvɪtɐ]
  21. Düsengewitterschaden noun [ˈdyːzn̩ɡəvɪtɐˌʃaːdn̩]
  22. Düsenjäger noun [ˈdʏsn̩ˌjɛːɡɐ]: jet fighter
  23. Düsenkraftstoff noun: jet fuel
  24. Düsenmaschine noun [ˈdyːzn̩maˌʃiːnə]
  25. Düsentreibstoff noun: jet fuel
  26. Düsentriebwerk noun /ˈdyːzn̩ˌtʁiːpvɛʁk/: jet engine
  27. Dussel noun /ˈdʊzəl/: stupid or clumsy person (a mild or even affectionate word); knucklehead
  28. Düsseldorf proper noun /ˈdʏsəlˌdɔrf/: Düsseldorf (an independent city, the capital city of North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany)
  29. Düsseldorfer adjective, noun /ˈdʏsl̩ˌdɔʁfɐ/: Düsseldorfer (native or inhabitant of the city of Düsseldorf, capital of North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany) (usually male)
  30. Düsseldorferin noun [ˈdʏsəlˌdɔʁfəˌʁɪn]: A female person from Düsseldorf or of Düsseldorf descent
  31. dusselig adjective /ˈdʊzəlɪç/: mildly stupid and/or clumsy; more often in a particular situation than as a general quality
  32. dusslig adjective [ˈdʊslɪç]: alternative form of dusselig
  33. Dust noun [dʊst]
  34. düster adjective /ˈdyːstər/: dark, dim, gloomy, obscure
  35. Düsterbock noun [ˈdyːstɐbɔk]
  36. Düsterer Röhrling phrase [ˌdyːstəʁɐ ˈʁøːɐ̯lɪŋ]
  37. düstergrau adjective [ˈdyːstɐˌɡʁaʊ̯]
  38. Düsterheit noun [ˈdyːstɐhaɪ̯t]
  39. Düsterkeit noun /ˈdyːstɐkaɪ̯t/: gloominess, dreariness, sombreness; gloom, darkness
  40. düstern verb [ˈdyːstɐn]
  41. Düsternis noun [ˈdyːstɐnɪs]
  42. Dutchman noun [ˈdat͡ʃˌmɛn]
  43. Dutt noun /dʊt/: chignon, bun (hairstyle)
  44. Dutte noun [ˈdʊtə]
  45. Duttengretel noun [ˈdʊtn̩ˌɡʁeːtl̩]
  46. Duty-free-Shop noun [ˈdjuːtiˌfʁiːʃɔp]
  47. dutzen verb [ˈdʊt͡sn̩]
  48. dutzend adjective, noun /ˈdʊtsn̩t/: dozen
  49. dutzendfach adjective /ˈdʊt͡sn̩tˌfax/: in dozens; very frequent
  50. dutzendmal adverb [ˈdʊt͡sn̩tmaːl]
  51. dutzendste number […]
  52. dutzendweise adverb [ˈdʊt͡sn̩tˌvaɪ̯zə]
  53. Dutzi proper noun [ˈdʊt͡si]
  54. Duumvir noun [duˈʔʊmvɪʁ]
  55. Duumvirat noun [duʊmviˈʁaːt]
  56. Duvet noun [ˈdyvɛ]
  57. Duvetine noun [dʏfˈtiːn]
  58. Duwock noun [ˈduːvɔk]
  59. Duwort noun [ˈduːˌvɔʁt]
  60. Dux noun [dʊks]
  61. duzen noun, verb /ˈduːtsn̩/: to address informally using the pronoun du, to thou
  62. Duzerei noun [duːt͡səˈʁaɪ̯]
  63. Duzfreund noun [ˈduːt͡sˌfʁɔɪ̯nt]
  64. Duzfreundin noun [ˈduːt͡sˌfʁɔɪ̯ndɪn]
  65. DV abbreviation […]
  66. Dvandva noun [ˈdvandva]
  67. DVB-T-Receiver noun [defaʊ̯beˈteːʁisiːvɐ]
  68. DVBl abbreviation
  69. DVD abbreviation, noun /ˌdeːfaʊ̯ˈdeː/: DVD (optical disc)
  70. DVD-Brenner noun [defaʊ̯ˈdeːˌbʁɛnɐ]
  71. DVD-Player noun [defaʊ̯ˈdeːˌplɛɪ̯ɐ]
  72. DVD-Recorder noun [deːfaʊ̯ˈdeːʁeˌkɔʁdɐ]
  73. DVD-Rekorder noun [deːfaʊ̯ˈdeːʁeˌkɔʁdɐ]
  74. DVD-Rohling noun [deːfaʊ̯ˈdeːˌʁoːlɪŋ]
  75. DVD-RW noun [deːfaʊ̯ˈdeːʔɛʁˌveː]
  76. DVD-Spieler noun [deːfaʊ̯ˈdeːˌʃpiːlɐ]: DVD player
  77. DVLStHV abbreviation
  78. DVM abbreviation […]
  79. Dvorak proper noun /ˈdvoːʁak/: a surname
  80. DVPA noun [deːfaʊ̯peːˈaː]
  81. DVR abbreviation […]
  82. DVRK proper noun: DPRK (initialism of Demokratische Volksrepublik Korea (“Democratic People's Republic of Korea”), official name of North Korea: a country in East Asia)
  83. DVS abbreviation
  84. DW abbreviation [deːveː]
  85. Dwaita noun [ˈdvaɪ̯ta]
  86. Dwandwa noun [ˈdvandva]
  87. dwars adverb /dvaʁs/: athwart, abreast (to the side of a ship)
  88. Dwarssee noun [ˈdvaʁsˌzeː]
  89. DWB abbreviation
  90. DWD abbreviation
  91. DWD-Gesetz abbreviation
  92. DWDS abbreviation [deːveːdeːˈʔɛs]
  93. Dweil noun [dvaɪ̯l]
  94. DWG abbreviation
  95. dWiSta noun: acronym of dynamischer Wegweiser mit integrierten Stauinformationen
  96. Dwog noun […]
  97. Dworak proper noun /ˈdvoːʁak/: a surname
  98. Dworschak proper noun /ˈdvɔʁʃak/: a surname from Czech
  99. DWV abbreviation [ˌdeːveːˈfaʊ̯]
  100. DWZ noun: abbreviation of Deutsche Wertungszahl (“German Rating Number”).
  101. Dyade noun [dyˈʔaːdə]
  102. Dyadik noun [dyˈʔaːdɪk]
  103. dyadisch adjective [dyˈaːdɪʃ]: dyadic
  104. Dyarchie noun [dyaʁˈçiː]
  105. Dyas noun [ˈdyːas]
  106. dyassisch adjective [dyˈʔasɪʃ]
  107. Dybbuk noun [ˈdʏbʊk]
  108. Dyirbal noun […]
  109. Dyke noun [daɪ̯k]
  110. Dyn noun [dyːn]
  111. Dynameter noun [dynaˈmeːtɐ]
  112. Dynamik noun /dyˈnaːmɪk/: driving force, dynamism
  113. Dynamis noun [ˈdyːnamɪs]
  114. dynamisch adjective /ˌdʏˈnaː.mɪʃ/: dynamic
  115. dynamischer Akzent phrase [dyˌnaːmɪʃɐ akˈt͡sɛnt]
  116. dynamisieren verb [dynamiˈziːʁən]
  117. Dynamismus noun [dynaˈmɪsmʊs]
  118. Dynamit noun /ˌdynaˈmiːt/: dynamite
  119. Dynamitbombe noun [dynaˈmiːtˌbɔmbə]
  120. Dynamitexplosion noun [dynaˈmiːtʔɛksploˌzi̯oːn]
  121. Dynamitfabrik noun [dynaˈmiːtfaˌbʁiːk]
  122. Dynamitfischen noun [dynaˈmiːtˌfɪʃn̩]
  123. Dynamitladung noun [dynaˈmiːtˌlaːdʊŋ]
  124. Dynamitstange noun [dynaˈmiːtˌʃtaŋə]
  125. Dynamo noun /dyˈnaːmo/: dynamo
  126. Dynamograf noun [dynamoˈɡʁaːf]
  127. Dynamograph noun [dynamoˈɡʁaːf]
  128. Dynamomaschine noun [dyˈnaːmomaˌʃiːnə]
  129. dynamometamorph adjective [dynamometaˈmɔʁf]
  130. Dynamometamorphose noun [dynamometamɔʁˈfoːzə]
  131. Dynamometer noun [dynamoˈmeːtɐ]
  132. Dynast noun [dyˈnast]: dynast
  133. Dynastie noun /dynasˈtiː/: family of rulers
  134. Dynastiegründer noun [dynasˈtiːˌɡʁʏndɐ]
  135. dynastisch adjective [dyˈnastɪʃ]: dynastic
  136. Dynatron noun [ˈdyːnatʁoːn]
  137. Dynode noun [dyˈnoːdə]
  138. Dyophysit noun [dyofyˈziːt]
  139. dyophysitisch adjective [dyofyˈziːtɪʃ]
  140. Dyophysitismus noun [dyofyziˈtɪsmʊs]
  141. Dyopol noun [dyoˈpoːl]
  142. Dyopson noun [dyɔˈpsoːn]
  143. dys- prefix [dʏs]: dys-
  144. Dysakusis noun [dʏsʔaˈkuːzɪs]
  145. Dysarthrie noun [dʏsʔaʁˈtʁiː]
  146. Dysarthrose noun [dʏsʔaʁˈtʁoːzə]
  147. Dysästhesie noun [dʏsʔɛsteˈziː]
  148. Dysautonomie noun [dʏsʔaʊ̯tonoˈmiː]
  149. Dysbakterie noun [dʏsbakteˈʁiː]
  150. Dysbasie noun [dʏsbaˈziː]
  151. Dysbiose noun [dʏsˈbi̯oːzə]: dysbiosis (a medical condition caused by microbial imbalances within the body)
  152. Dysbolismus noun [dʏsboˈlɪsmʊs]
  153. Dysbulie noun [dʏsbuˈliː]
  154. Dyschezie noun [dʏsçɛˈziː]
  155. Dyscholie noun [dʏsçoˈliː]
  156. Dyschondroplasie noun [dʏsçɔndʁoplaˈziː]
  157. Dyschromasie noun [dʏskʁomaˈziː]
  158. Dyschromatopie noun [dʏskʁomatoˈpiː]
  159. Dyschromatopsie noun [dʏskʁomatɔˈpsiː]
  160. Dyschromie noun [dʏskʁoˈmiː]
  161. Dyschylie noun [dʏsçyˈliː]
  162. Dysdipsie noun [dʏsdɪˈpsiː]
  163. Dysembryom noun [dʏsʔɛmbʁiˈoːm]
  164. Dysembryoplasie noun [dʏsʔɛmbʁioplaˈziː]
  165. Dysenterie noun [dʏsʔɛnteˈʁiː]: dysentery
  166. dysenteriform adjective [dʏsʔɛnteʁiˈfɔʁm]
  167. dysenterisch adjective [dʏsʔɛnˈteːʁɪʃ]
  168. Dysfibrinogen noun [dʏsfibʁinoˈɡeːn]
  169. Dysfibrinogenämie noun [dʏsˌfibʁinoɡenɛˈmiː]
  170. Dysfonie noun [dʏsfoˈniː]
  171. dysfotisch adjective [dʏsˈfoːtɪʃ]
  172. Dysfunktion noun [dʏsfʊŋkˈt͡si̯oːn]: dysfunction
  173. dysfunktional adjective [ˈdʏsfʊŋkt͡si̯oˌnaːl]: dysfunctional
  174. Dysfunktionalität noun [dʏsfʊŋkt͡si̯onaliˈtɛːt]
  175. Dysgammaglobulinämie noun [dʏsˌɡamaɡlobulinɛˈmiː]
  176. Dysgenesie noun [dʏsɡeneˈziː]
  177. Dysgenitalismus noun [dʏsɡenitaˈlɪsmʊs]
  178. Dysgerminom noun [dʏsɡɛʁmiˈnoːm]
  179. Dysgeusie noun [dʏsɡɔɪ̯ˈziː]
  180. Dysglobulinämie noun [dʏsɡlobulinɛˈmiː]
  181. Dysglossie noun [dʏsɡlɔˈsiː]
  182. Dysgnathie noun [dʏsɡnaˈtiː]
  183. Dysgnosie noun [dʏsɡnoˈziː]
  184. Dysgrafie noun [dʏsɡʁaˈfiː]
  185. Dysgrammatismus noun [dʏsɡʁamaˈtɪsmʊs]
  186. Dysgraphie noun [dʏsɡʁaˈfiː]
  187. Dyshidrose noun [dʏshiˈdʁoːzə]: dyshidrosis
  188. Dyshidrosis noun: dyshidrosis
  189. Dyskalkulie noun [dʏskalkuˈliː]: dyscalculia
  190. Dyskaryose noun [dʏskaʁyˈʔoːzə]
  191. Dyskephalie noun [dʏskefaˈliː]
  192. Dyskeratose noun [dʏskeʁaˈtoːzə]
  193. Dyskinese noun [dʏskiˈneːzə]
  194. Dyskinesie noun [dʏskineˈziː]
  195. Dyskolie noun [dʏskoˈliː]
  196. Dyskorie noun [dʏskoˈʁiː]
  197. Dyskortizismus noun [dʏskɔʁtiˈt͡sɪsmʊs]
  198. Dyskranie noun [dʏskʁaˈniː]
  199. Dyskrasie noun [dʏskʁaˈziː]
  200. Dyskrasit noun [dʏskʁaˈziːt]
  201. Dyskrinie noun [dʏskʁiˈniː]
  202. Dyslalie noun [dʏslaˈliː]: dyslalia (difficulty in talking due to a structural abnormality)
  203. Dyslexie noun [dʏslɛˈksiː]: dyslexia
  204. Dyslipidämie noun [dʏslipidɛˈmiː]
  205. Dyslipidose noun [dʏslipiˈdoːzə]
  206. Dyslipoproteinämie noun
  207. Dyslogie noun [dʏsloˈɡiː]
  208. dysmatur adjective [dʏsmaˈtuːɐ̯]
  209. dysmel adjective [dʏsˈmeːl]
  210. Dysmelie noun [dʏsmeˈliː]
  211. Dysmenorrhö noun [dʏsmenɔˈʁøː]
  212. Dysmetabolismus noun [dʏsmetaboˈlɪsmʊs]
  213. Dysmetrie noun [dʏsmeˈtʁiː]
  214. Dysmetropsie noun [dʏsmetʁɔˈpsiː]
  215. Dysmimie noun [dʏsmiˈmiː]
  216. Dysmnesie noun [dʏsmneˈziː]
  217. Dysmorphie noun [dʏsmɔʁˈfiː]
  218. Dysmorphophobie noun [dʏsmɔʁfofoˈbiː]
  219. Dysmorphopsie noun [dʏsmɔʁfɔˈpsiː]
  220. Dysodil noun [dʏsʔoˈdiːl]
  221. Dysodontie noun [dʏsʔodɔnˈtiː]
  222. Dysontogenese noun [dʏsʔɔntoɡeˈneːzə]
  223. Dysontogenie noun [dʏsʔɔntoɡeˈniː]
  224. Dysopsie noun [dʏsʔɔˈpsiː]
  225. Dysorexie noun [dʏsʔoʁɛˈksiː]
  226. Dysorganoplasie noun [dʏsʔɔʁɡanoplaˈziː]
  227. Dysosmie noun [dʏsʔɔsˈmiː]
  228. Dysosphresie noun [dʏsʔɔsfʁeˈziː]
  229. Dysosteogenese noun [dʏsʔɔsteoɡeˈneːzə]
  230. Dysostose noun [dʏsʔɔsˈtoːzə]
  231. Dyspareunie noun [dʏspaʁɔɪ̯ˈniː]
  232. Dyspepsie noun [dʏspɛˈpsiː]
  233. dyspeptisch adjective [dʏsˈpɛptɪʃ]
  234. Dysphagie noun [dʏsfaˈɡiː]
  235. Dysphagozytose noun [dʏsfaɡot͡syˈtoːzə]
  236. Dysphasie noun [dʏsfaˈziː]
  237. Dysphemismus noun [ˌdʏsfeˈmɪsmʊs]: dysphemism
  238. Dysphonie noun [dʏsfoˈniː]
  239. Dysphorie noun [dʏsfoˈʁiː]
  240. dysphorisch adjective [dʏsˈfoːʁɪʃ]: dysphoric
  241. dysphotisch adjective [dʏsˈfoːtɪʃ]
  242. Dysphrasie noun [dʏsfʁaˈziː]
  243. Dysphrenie noun [dʏsfʁeˈniː]
  244. Dysplasie noun [dʏsplaˈziː]: dysplasia (abnormal development of cells or tissue)
  245. dysplastisch adjective [dʏsˈplastɪʃ]
  246. Dyspnoe noun [dʏsˈpnoːə]
  247. dyspnoisch adjective [dʏsˈpnoːɪʃ]: dyspneic
  248. Dyspraxie noun /dʏspʁaˈksiː/: dyspraxia
  249. Dysprosium noun [dʏsˈpʁoːzi̯ʊm]: dysprosium
  250. Dysprosodie noun [dʏspʁozoˈdiː]
  251. Dysproteinämie noun [dʏspʁoteinɛˈmiː]
  252. Dysreflexie noun [dʏsʁeflɛˈksiː]
  253. Dysregulation noun [dʏsʁeɡulaˈt͡si̯oːn]
  254. Dysrhaphie noun [dʏsʁaˈfiː]
  255. Dysrhythmie noun [dʏsʁʏtˈmiː]
  256. Dyssomnie noun [dʏszɔmˈniː]
  257. Dysspermatismus noun [dʏsʃpɛʁmaˈtɪsmʊs]
  258. Dysstasie noun [dʏsstaˈziː]
  259. Dyssymbolie noun [dʏszʏmboˈliː]
  260. Dyssynergie noun [dʏszynɛʁˈɡiː]
  261. Dystelektase noun [dʏstelɛkˈtaːzə]
  262. Dysthermie noun [dʏstɛʁˈmiː]
  263. Dysthymie noun [dʏstyˈmiː]
  264. Dysthyreose noun [dʏstyʁeˈʔoːzə]
  265. Dystokie noun [dʏstoˈkiː]
  266. dyston adjective [dʏsˈtoːn]
  267. Dystonie noun [dʏstoˈniː]
  268. dystonisch adjective [dʏsˈtoːnɪʃ]
  269. Dystopie noun /dʏstoˈpiː/: dystopia (all senses)
  270. dystopisch adjective [dʏsˈtoːpɪʃ]: dystopic
  271. dystroph adjective [dʏsˈtʁoːf]
  272. Dystrophie noun [dʏstʁoˈfiː]: dystrophy
  273. Dystrophiker noun [dʏsˈtʁoːfɪkɐ]
  274. Dystrophikerin noun [dʏsˈtʁoːfɪkəʁɪn]
  275. dystrophisch adjective [dʏsˈtʁoːfɪʃ]
  276. Dysurie noun [dʏsʔuˈʁiː]
  277. dysurisch adjective [dʏsˈʔuːʁɪʃ]
  278. Dysvitaminose noun [dʏsvitamiˈnoːzə]
  279. Dyszephalie noun [dʏst͡sefaˈliː]
  280. Dyszephalosyndaktylie noun [dʏst͡sefalozʏndaktyˈliː]
  281. Dyszoospermie noun [dʏst͡soospɛʁˈmiː]
  282. Dyula noun […]
  283. dz abbreviation
  284. Dzongkha noun […]

Part 25 · German words: D

Source: English Wiktionary (German entries, CC BY-SA 4.0) and the German Wiktionary: each word's first meaning in English. A word with a page of its own links to it; for the rest, this line is PlainSpell's entry. Total under D: 7,784 words, in 26 parts.