di-

See also Appendix:Variations of "di"

English

Etymology

From Ancient Greek δίς (dis, “twice”).

Prefix

di-

1. Meaning two, twice or double.

   dioxide

2. An occasionally used form of dis-.

Related terms

• dicotyledon
• digamma
• diglot
• digraph
• dioxide
• dipole
• disulfate
• disyllable
• dizygotic

See also

• duo-
• bi-
• dwi-
• twi-

Etymology

From Ancient Greek δία (dia, “through”).

Prefix

di-

1. A form of dia- before a vowel.

   dielectric

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Indonesian

Prefix

di-

Making passive verb

Example:

• Makan (to eat) -- dimakan (to be eaten)

Related prefix

• me-
• ter-

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Scottish Gaelic

Prefix

di-

1. de-
2. dis-

Derived terms

• di-armaich - disarm
• dì-cheann - decapitate
• di-chnàmhadh - indigestion
• di-làraich - demolish
• di-leum - fetter(s)
• di-luchdaich - discharge