The division of a language. Term used for the local variation of a language that is habitually used by, or usually intelligible among, the speakers (applied to provinces or large districts).
Dialect, Sub.
A further division of dialects (applied to townships or small tribes).
Dibon, see [Moab].
Dido.
Lesgian, same as Unso. ☞
Diebes-Sprache.
German term for “cant or slang speech”; also called Gauner-Sprache; See Jülg’s “Vater,” pp. 310-12.
Diebs Is.
German name for the Ladrones. See [Chamori].