Diacritic
A mark written above, below, or through a letter or symbol that changes some property of that letter or symbol. (orthography)
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Dialect
A variety of a language that shares common features and distinguishes the speakers of the dialect from other speakers of the language. (sociolinguistics)
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Diglossia
A situation where two languages or varieties are used in one place. (sociolinguistics)
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Digraph
When two orthographic letters are used to represent a unitary sound. (orthography)
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Diphthong
Two vowels pronounced as one. (phonetics)
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Direct Case
The same thing as structural case. (syntax)
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Discourse
Spoken or written utterances that are coherently connected. (discourse analysis)
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Dissimilation
A segment becomes less similar to its neighboring segment(s). (phonology)
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Ditransitive Verb
A verb that takes both a direct object and an indirect object. (syntax)
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