doktor-o: doctor; holder of a doctorate; -eso: doctorate; -o pri yurcienco: d. of laws; -o pri literaturo: d. of letters. — DEFIRS
doktrin-o: doctrine. — DEFIRS
dokument-o: document; -izar: to document; supply with d.s.; (collection of documents, esp. in a computor) dokumentaro. — DEFIRS
dol-o: (jur.) fraud, deception, malice; evil or criminal intent; -oza trompo: fraudulent deception; -oza krimino: malicious crime. Def.: En la kriminal yuro, ol signifikas la kontrelega volo vizanta l'exekuto di krimino (doloza krimino); en la civila yuro: l' ago intence kontrelega, ex. pri kontrati; VI76. — DFIS
dolabr-o*: doloire: wagoner's axe.
dolar-o: (1956) (money) dollar. — DEFIRS
dolc-a: pleasing to the taste: -a oranjo, vino: sweet orange, wine; -a odoro, (ek-)sufluro: a sweet smell, breath; pleasing to the ear: -a voco, murmuro: a sweet voice, a gentle murmur; pleasing to the mind;-a influeso: a gentle influence; -a memoro: a pleasant remembrance; -a koloro, lumo: a soft (or pleasing) color, light; (miscel.) -a vetero: mild weather; -a dormo: a soft slumber; -a humoro: a gentle humour; -a kiso: a sweet kiss (cf. sukr-oza). — FIS
doli-o: (tech.) dolly-end; -iero: dolly, holding-on-tool. Def.: Doliiero esas specala instrumento, qua uzesas en la rivetago pro impedar la riveto ekbatesar per la martelagi. Dolio esas la kavajo, qua esas ye l'extremajo di la doliiero; III-79. — E
dolikocefal-a, -o: dolichocephal(ous). — DEFIRS
dolman-o: hussar's pelisse. — DEFIS
dolmen-o: domen, cromlech: table-stone. Def.: Speco di megalita monumento; VI-74. — DEFRS
dolomit-o: (min.) dolomite. — DEFIRS
dolor-ar: (intr.) to feel a pain, to suffer (physically; cf. chagrenar); -o: physical suffering: pain, ache; -i: throes, pangs; -anta, -oza: painful, sore; -igar: to cause pain to (ulu), to make sore, make suffer; -ig-anta: which causes pain, painful; havar reumatism-ala dolori: to have rheumatic pains. — FIS
dom-o: house; -ala: domestic; relating to a house; -eto: small h., cottage; -estro, -mastro: head of h.; -o-chefo: major-domo; -o-guvern-ist-ino: house-keeper; -korpo: main building. — EFRL
domaj-ar: (tr., phys. sense) to damage; to injure, harm, impair, spoil; -iva: injurious, hurtful; ye lua -o: to his injury, cost; sen- -a, ne- -ata: undamaged. Ex.: La pluvo domajas la rekoltajo. La kanono domajis ta edifico. V. exp.: vid. detrimentar. — EFI
domen-o: domain; estate (cf. ter-hav-ajo); -o-domo: manor-house. — DEFIRS
domestik-a: (of animals) domesticated; -igar: to domesticate (cf. domtar, amansar). — EFIS
domicil-o: domicile; residence, place of abode; -ala: domiciliary; -izar: to d., settle (ulu). — DEFIS
dominant-o: (mus.) dominant; fifth note of scale. — DEF
domin-o: (game) dominoes; (mantle) domino; -o-stono: domino (single-piece). — DEFIRS
dominac-ar: (tr.) to have dominion over, sovereign authority, sway over; (fig.) tower, rise above, command, control; -o: domination, dominion; -anta, -ema: dominant, predominant, prevailing; -ach-anta:domineering. Ex.: Napoleon deziris dominacar Europa. Dominacar la pasioni. Monto dominacanta la maro. Fuorto dominacas la urbo. Religio dominacanta. — DEFIRS
dominikan-o: Dominican (friar). — DEFIRS
domt-ar: (tr.) to subdue, subjugate, quell. V. exp.: On domtas propre la sovaja bestii (sen vere amansar oli, nek igar oli domestika). On domtas figurale la pasioni, la furioza amaso (turbo), e.c.; III-468. — DFIS
don-ar: (tr.) to give; -o: giving; -ajo: what is given; (fig.) gift (cf. donacajo); -ema: generous; -(at)ajo, -aji: datum, data. Ex.: Donar manjajo. Donar donacajo. Donar sua filiino en mariajo. Donar signo di vivo. Donar la manuo. Donar puniso, apetito, letro ad ulo. V. exp.: Me donas manjajo ad ulu, ma me ne donacas la manjajo, nam me postulas pekunio por ol. Ant.: aceptar, recevar. — EFIS
donac-ar: (tr.) to give: make a donation, a gift, a present of (ulo, ad ulu), to give away, bestow; -ajo: gift; -ario: donee; -anto, -into, -ero: donor. Ex. Donacar almono. Donacar (senrekompense) manjaji a la povri. V. exp.: vid donar. — EFIRS
