| | English | ZonêMa/Kirmancki | | democrat | demoqrat |
| deodorant | deodorant [e.] [İng. → Lat.] |
| department | department [Fr.] |
| depot, depository | depo [e.] [Fr. → Lat.] |
| depressive | depresif [sıf.] [Lat.] |
| degree | derece [Aram./Süry. → Akat.] |
| doctorate degree | dereceyê doxtora (toxtora) |
| decagon | desgoşe |
| detail | detay [Fr.] |
| details | detayi [ç.] |
| detergent | detêrcan [Fr./İng. → Lat.] |
| doze off, nod off | devınayene (vınen-, devın- ) (o vıneno de - o uyukladı) |
| Dewreş Baba, a folk poet, Varto (Gımgım) | Dewreş Baba (1938, Goşkar/Gımgım - 03/1999) [tar.]
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DEZD is an acronym for Dimili, Elewi, Zaza, and Dersimi, it describes a multidimensional structure where regional, linguistic, and religious complexity and diversity within the community are inextricably and pluralistically intertwined as a holistic characteristic of identity.
The acronym unites the various facets of the community under one umbrella (four pillars), expressing the four central aspects of its collective self-perception.
The term is also required to describe or define the entire population that speaks the same language. | DEZD [tar.] |
| digital | digital [tek.] [Fr./İng. → Lat.] |
| dimension | dimensiyon [Lat.] |
| dynamo | dinamo [Fr/İng. → Alm. → Eski Yun.] |
| directive, instruction | direktif [Lat.] |
| directives, instructions | direktifi [ç.] |
| drachma | direm [Far. → Orta Far. → Eski Yun.] |
| discotheque | diskoteg [Fr. → Eski Yun.] |
| dialog | diyalog [Fr. → Eski Yun.] |
| Diyarbakır, Amed | Diyarbekır [e.] |
| design, draft, construction | dizayn [İng. → Fr.] |
| document | dokuman [Lat.] (2) |
| Dominica | Dominika [d.] [coğ.] |
| doctor | doxtor/e (toxtor/e) [e./d.] [Fr. → Lat.] |
| dentist | doxtorê dıdanu |
| debt | dên (deyn) [e.] |
Dersim (Area around Tunceli). The population (besides this, all other alevi people outside of Dersim) , including the diaspora, generally rejects the renegade identities as "Turk, Kurd, Armenian, Zaza". This attitude was noted in own done verbal, but as documented historical research.
The expression of a religious over-identity is defined as "Dersimlilik-Alevilik". On this basis, they define the Turks as "Tırk" in the sense of "Sunni." The Kurds in the neighborhood describe them as "Qhurr" in the sense of "şafii" and although they speak the same language, the Zazas, located in the neighborhood and neighborhood, as "Zazayê Bıngölü, Zazayê Paloy", as "the other" identity and distance from the "self". | Dêsım (Dêrsim, Dêsim) [e.] [coğ.] [tar.] |
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