Nom vernaculaire de Piptadeniastrum africanum, grand arbre d’Afrique tropicale, de la famille des Fabacées (Fabaceae]]) notamment en Côte d'Ivoire, dont le bois très dur et malodorant est utilisé en charpenterie de marine.

dabémasnoun

Pluriel de dabéma.

dacafadj

Ducal.

dacaxonoun

Territoire ducal, duché.

Daccaname

Capitale du Bangladesh.

dacchéconj

Depuis que.

dacciverb

Agglutination de la deuxième personne du singulier de l’impératif présent du verbe dare avec le pronom ci.

dacenoun

Langue thraco-illyrienne parlée dans l’Antiquité qui reste très peu connue en raison du mode de transmission principalement oral des peuples qui l’utilisaient.

Dacesnoun

Peuple appartenant aux tribus thraces du Nord, ayant peuplé le bassin Bas-Danube, la Dacie.

Dachnoun

Toit.

dach-meudnoun

Forme mutée de tach-meud par adoucissement (t → d).

dachanoun

Datcha.

dachan lirnoun

Chêne.

Dachantennenoun

Antenne de toiture.

Dachantennennoun

Accusatif pluriel de Dachantenne.

dachasverb

Forme mutée de tachas par adoucissement (t → d).

Dachauname

Ville d’Allemagne, située en Bavière.

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