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(Sp. día) Day, date, datum. (see ádlaw, pétsa).

This, that. Imáw diá. That is it. (see riá, iní, inâ).

(B) Here, here is. (see doón, dínhi, dirí, ári, rúgya).

A tropical plant with very large leaves. Daw badiáng ang dulúnggan níya. His ears are as large as badiang leaves, a saying applied to one who likes to be praised.

A kind of bird; the golden oriole, loriot.

Light yellow; to be or become light yellow. Ang íya bestído nga dalág sádto ánay nagbadiáw na. Her dark yellow frock has turned light yellow. Nabadiawán akó siníng hénero. This cloth has a too light yellow colour for me. (see dalág-a darker yellow, orange-yellow).

A kind of bird, whose name is suggestive of its colour and cry. (see badiáwtingíg).

A kind of bird, whose name suggests both its yellow colour and its cry. (see badiáwkíaw).

Rich in treasures, valuable, precious.

The spike of some plants, as that of maize: the fruit of the buri-palm.

To have or form a spike (budiáwi) of flowers.

(Sp. diabetes) Diabetes.

(Sp. diablo) Devil, satan, demon. (see yáwà).

(Sp. diadema) Diadem, crown. (see purúng, koróna).

(Sp. diagnosis) Diagnosis. (see pangilála).

(Sp. diagrama) Diagram.

(Sp. dialecto) Dialect, form or idiom of a language peculiar to one place distinguishing it from the same language spoken in other parts of the country, provincialism. (see hámbal, púlong, pululúngon).

(Sp. diálogo) Dialogue.

(Sp. diamante) Diamond, brilliant; adamant. (see batóngmaídlak).

(Sp. diámetro) Diameter.