Dia

Pronunciation: /daɪə/

Definitions of dia

noun abbreviation for Diabetes Insipidus Association

Example Sentences

A1 I have a dia in my backpack.

A2 She uses a dia to write down her thoughts.

B1 The teacher asked us to bring a dia to class for note-taking.

B2 The artist used a special dia for sketching the landscape.

C1 The scientist recorded the data in a dia for future reference.

C2 The historian's dia contained valuable information about the ancient civilization.

Examples of dia in a Sentence

formal Dia is a term used in Spanish to refer to 'day'.

informal I'll see you dia after tomorrow.

slang Let's hang out dia and chill.

figurative The new project deadline is looming like a dark cloud over our heads, ticking away like the passing of dia.

Grammatical Forms of dia

• past tense: died
• plural: dias
• comparative: more dia
• superlative: most dia
• present tense: dies
• future tense: will die
• perfect tense: has died
• continuous tense: is dying
• singular: dia
• positive degree: very dia
• infinitive: to die
• gerund: dying
• participle: dying

Origin and Evolution of dia

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'dia' originated from Latin, specifically from the Latin word 'dies' meaning day.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'dia' has been adopted into various languages with similar meanings related to day or time. It has evolved to be used in different contexts and expressions across different cultures.