Dis
41dis- — [ dıs ] prefix : used with some nouns, verbs, and adjectives for giving a word the opposite meaning: dislike (=to not like something) dissimilar (=not similar) disbelief …
42dis- — Präfix (bringt eine Verneinung zum Ausdruck, z.B. in diskontinuierlich, Disproportion) erw. bildg. ( ) Beschreibung von Affixen. Das Präfix wurde vornehmlich in lateinischen Entlehnungen ins Deutsche übernommen; sein Ursprung ist l. dis . Vor /f/ …
43Dis — Roman underworld god, from L. Dis, contracted from dives rich, which is related to divus divine, god, hence favored by god. Cf. PLUTO (Cf. Pluto) and O.C.S. bogatu rich, from bogu god …
44dis- — (1) pref. significante «negazione», «dispersione», «separazione»: disadorno, disperdere. dis (2) pref. della terminologia medica indicante «alterazione», «anomalia», «malformazione», ecc.: disfunzione …
45Dis — Dȉs m DEFINICIJA mit. staroitalski bog podzemlja, sličan starogrčkom Plutonu ETIMOLOGIJA lat. Dis …
46dis- — 2 (diz ) DEFINICIJA kao prvi dio riječi znači raz ; na razne (protivne) strane [disgregacija; dizgrafija] ETIMOLOGIJA lat. dis …
47diš — dȉš m DEFINICIJA fil. prostor u empirijskom smislu, prvenstveno kao strana svijeta, smjer, smještaj, usp. akaša ETIMOLOGIJA arap. diş: vanjski prostor …
48dis- — is an active prefix which continues to form nouns, adjectives, adverbs, and verbs, with the meaning ‘not’ or ‘the reverse’ with reference to the meaning of the word it is attached to. Notable 20c formations included disaffiliation (1926),… …
49dişətmək — «Dişəmək»dən icb. Dəyirmanın daşını ustaya dişətmək …
50Dis — [dis] n. [L, contr. < dives, rich, transl. of Gr Ploutōn, PLUTO] 1. the god of the lower world; Pluto 2. the lower world; Hades …
