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Día de Acción de Gracias
proper noun
Thanksgiving (Thanksgiving Day)
Día de Muertos
proper noun
Day of the Dead
Día de San Valentín
proper noun
Valentine's Day
Día de Todos los Santos
proper noun
All Saints' Day (feast day)
Día de la Emancipación
proper noun
Juneteenth; Emancipation Day (in different countries)
Día de la Hispanidad
proper noun
synonym of Día de la Raza (“Columbus Day”)
Día de la Independencia
proper noun
Independence Day (holiday)
Día de la Madre
proper noun
Mother's Day (a day in honor of mothers)
Día de la Raza
proper noun
Columbus Day
Día de la Tierra
proper noun
Earth Day
Día de la Victoria
proper noun
Victory Day
Día de los Caídos
proper noun
Memorial Day
Día de los Inocentes
proper noun
Childermas (day commemorating the killing of the Holy Innocents); April Fools' Day
Día de los Santos Inocentes
proper noun
Childermas (day commemorating the killing of the Holy Innocents)
Día del Padre
proper noun
Father's Day (holiday in celebration of fatherhood)
Día del Perdón
proper noun
Day of Atonement, Yom Kippur
Día del Pilar
proper noun
The feast day of Our Lady of the Pillar, patroness of Zaragoza and Aragon, coinciding with Día de la Hispanidad on October 12.
Día del Presidente
proper noun
Presidents' Day (federal holiday)
Día del Trabajo
proper noun
Labor Day
Díaz
proper noun
a surname originating as a patronymic derived from the given name Diego
Díazgranados
proper noun
a surname
Düsseldorf
proper noun
Düsseldorf (the capital city of North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany)
d
preposition
abbreviation of de
d.C.
adverb
AD (anno Domini)
da lo mismo
phrase
it does not matter
daasanach
noun, masculine/feminine
Daasanach
daasanach
adjective
Daasanach
dabaiba
noun, feminine
In Chorotega mythology, a witch who lives in a volcano
dabigatrán
noun, masculine
dabigatran
dable
adjective
possible; feasible
dabuten
interjection
cool, terrific
dabuten
adjective
cool, terrific
daca
interjection
give it here
dacha
noun, feminine
dacha
dachshund
noun, masculine
dachshund
dacio
adjective
Dacian
dacio
noun, masculine
Dacian
dacio
noun, masculine
Dacian (language)
dacita
noun, feminine
dacite
dación
noun, feminine
a yielding; a concession or hand over
dacriocistitis
noun, feminine
dacryocystitis
dacrón
noun, masculine
Dacron
dactilar
adjective
digital (having to do or performed with a finger)
dactilia
noun, feminine
dactyly
dactilitis
noun, feminine
dactylitis
dactilografiar
verb
to typewrite
dactilografía
noun, feminine
typing; touch typing
dactilograma
noun, masculine
fingerprint
dactilográfico
adjective
typing
dactilopodito
noun, masculine
dactylopodite
dactiloscopía
noun, feminine
dactyloscopy
dactiloscópico
adjective
dactyloscopic
dactilógrafo
noun, masculine
typist
dactílico
adjective
dactylic
dacítico
adjective
dacitic
dadaísmo
noun, masculine
Dadaism (cultural movement)
dadaísta
adjective
Dadaist
dadaísta
noun, masculine/feminine
Dadaist
dadivoso
adjective
generous
dado
noun, masculine
a die or dice
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