[dɾeˈtiʃt]
1. masculine noun Right-winger.
2. adjective Right-wing.
[dɾet]
1. masculine noun Law (field of study).
2. masculine noun Right (as in Human Rights).
3. adjective Right, straight, upright, right-hand.
Etymology: From Latin directus.
[ˈsokjal]
1. adjective Social.
Etymology: From Latin socialis.
[dent]
1. masculine noun Tooth.
Etymology: From Latin dens.
[iʃt]
1. derivative suffix Added to a noun or an adjective, it can derive a new noun or a new adjective. It refers to the maker or doer of something, a profession, or somebody who supports a theory or idea. Examples: dent (noun), tooth, dentist (noun), dentist; dret (adjective), right, dretist (noun), right-winger; cell (noun), sky, cellist (adjective), sky-blue; sòcjal (adjective), socjalist (adjective), socialist.
Etymology: From Greek -istes via Latin -ista.
[med͡ʒ]
1. masculine noun Middle.
2. adjective Half, average, mid.
Etymology: From Latin medius.