1. Etymology of the English word di-

Derivations in English

diadelphous, diaster, digoneutic, dineric, diode, diol, dispermous, diazepam, ethanediol, disaccharide, diacetyl, diamide, diamine, diarchy, diatomic, dibasic, diborane, dibromide, dicentric, dichlamydeous, dichloride, dichromate, dichromatic, dichromic, dicoumarin, diene, diglyceride, digram, digraph, dihedral, dihedron, dihybrid, dihydrate, dihydric, dihydroxy, diketone, dimer, dimethyl, dinitrophenol, dinucleotide, diolefin, diosmose, diotic, dioxide, dipeptide, diphase, diphosgene, diphosphate, diphyletic, diplex, dipole, diquat, diradical, disepalous, distyle, disubstituted, disulfate, disulfide, disulfuric, disyllabic, disyllabism, dithionic, divalent, dizygotic, butadiene, diazotize, dibucaine, dichlobenil, dichlorobenzene, dichloroethane, dichloromethane, diethylacetal, diethylstilbestrol, diethyltryptamine, dihydroergotamine, dihydrostreptomycin, diiodomethane, dimethylbenzene, dimethylcarbinol, dimethylmethane, dioxane, dioxin, diprotic, dirhinous, divinylbenzene, propanedioic, dapsone, demeton, dicofol, dimercaprol, dipyridamole, diuron, estradiol, menadione, prednisone, diandrous, diopside, cannabidiol, disomic, methadone

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2. Etymology of the English word di-

Derivations in English

diopside, dispirit, divestiture

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3. Etymology of the English word di-

Derivations in English

diactinic, dielectric, diestrus, dioptometer

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