Words from D in Other languages

The word “dog” refers to a domesticated carnivorous mammal that is often kept as a pet or used for work, […]

The word “devil” typically refers to an evil supernatural being, often associated with darkness, temptation, and moral corruption in various

Afrikaans: droom (droom) Albanian: ëndërr (en-durr) Amharic: ህልም (hilim) Arabic: حلم (ḥulm) Armenian: երազ (yeraz) Azerbaijani: yuxu (yookh) Basque: ametsa

Afrikaans: Duivel (Duy-vuhl) Albanian: Djall (Dyal) Amharic: ዲሞን (Dee-mon) Arabic: شيطان (Shay-Taan) Armenian: Դև (Dev) Azerbaijani: Şeytan (Shay-tan) Basque: Deabru

Afrikaans: pappa (pah-pah) Albanian: babi (bah-bee) Amharic: አባት (a-baht) Arabic: بابا (ba-ba) Armenian: պապա (pa-pa) Azerbaijani: ata (ah-tah) Basque: aita

The word “darkness” typically refers to the absence of light or the state of being without illumination. It can also

The word “dad” is a universally recognized term for a father, symbolizing care, protection, and guidance in a child’s life.

Afrikaans: Draak (drahk) Albanian: Dragua (drah-goo-ah) Amharic: ድራጎን (dra-goon) Arabic: تنين (tin-neen) Armenian: վիշապ (vee-shap) Azerbaijani: Əjdaha (ej-da-ha) Basque: Herensuge

Afrikaans: donker (don-ker) Albanian: i errët (ee err-et) Amharic: ጨለማ (che-le-ma) Arabic: مظلم (muzlim) Armenian: մութ (moot) Azerbaijani: qaranlıq (gah-rah-n-luhk)