DI
DI, the two-letter acronym, has a number of meanings:
Dagens Industri, a Swedish financial newspaper
dba, an airline (IATA code)
Deionized waterDemocracy International, a European network for more democracy in the EU
[1]Dependency Injection, a method of decoupling components in software
Deseret Industries, an LDS thrift store
Destination ImagiNation, an international children's problem-solving competitionDetective
Inspector, a police rank
DHARMA Initiative, a fictional research project
Diabetes insipidus, a disease
Diffusion Index, a business condition index that synthesizes 3-monthly changes in direction (and so highlights economic phases). Often used with composite indexes (CI), which are designed to quantify economic conditions. E.g. Degree of change in TANKAN Business Condition DI is an effective lead indicator of stock market sentiment and direction. Digital Integration Ltd., a computer games company from the early 80s till about 2004, publishers of
Hind, F16 Combat Pilot and others
Digital Intermediate, the digital equivalent of intermediate film prints
Digitally Imported, an Internet radio station
Diplomi-insinööri, a Finnish 6-year engineering degreeDirect Ignition, see
distributorDirect Injection, see
fuel injectionDirect Input, in
sound recording, a method of plugging microphones and instruments directly into a
mixing deskDirection Indicator, an instrument in aviation
Discovery Institute, an intelligent design advocacy group
Drill instructorD.I., a punk band from Southern California
501 in
Roman numerals.
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Di
Di may refer to:The diminutive form of the name
Diana,
Diane and
Dianne.
Dai is the Welsh diminutive form of the name
David.
Diana, Princess of Wales.
Di (ethnic group) (氐), an
ancient ethnic group in China.di-, a
Greek numerical prefix meaning "twice", "double" or "two".Di, a
Latin word for "
gods" and the plural of the word
deus—variant plurals include dei and dii. The feminine form is
deae ("goddesses"). This word may refer to a number of beings in
Roman religion, including:Di Consentes, the twelve major deities, Romanized from the Greek
Twelve Olympians:
Jupiter,
Juno,
Neptune,
Minerva,
Mars,
Venus,
Apollo,
Diana,
Vulcan,
Vesta,
Mercury and
Ceres.Di Conserentes, deities who presided over procreation.Di Conservatores, gods believed to have saved or preserved the worshiper during a difficult time.
Di indigetes, ancient indigenous gods of the Romans who predated the later ones adopted from other mythologies.Di
Inferi, underworld gods, honored every five years in the Ludi Taurei.Di
Manes, the collective spirits of the dead.Di
Nixi, goddesses of childbirth.Di Parentes, ancestor spirits worshiped during the
Parentalia.
Di Penates, household gods.
Di, Chicago born vocalist, currently adding vocals to Trance tracks from producers from all over the globe icluding Robert Vadney, Orange, Oliver Carr, Shadowfall, Mixed Spirit, Angel Ace, Essence and many others. Born from the depths of the metal genre Di has evolved into the EDM scene with a rage of Thunder.Di, one of the 8
departments of the
Sourou Province of
Burkina Faso.
Dizi, a Chinese musical instrument.
Shangdi, a Chinese deity.
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Numerical prefix
A numerical prefix is a
prefix that denotes a number, which is usually a multiplier for the thing being prefixed. Numerical prefixes are usually derived from the words for numbers in various languages, most commonly
Greek and
Latin, although this is not necessarily the case.Numerical prefixes occur in five contexts:They occur in
19th,
20th and
21st century coinages, mainly the terms that are used in relation to or that are the names of technological innovations, such as and .They occur in constructed words such as
systematic names. Systematic names use numerical prefixes derived from Greek, with one principal exception, . They occur as prefixes to units of measure in the
SI system. See
SI prefixes.They occur as prefixes to units of computer data. See
binary prefixes.They occur in words in the same languages as the original number word, and their respective derivatives. (Strictly speaking, some of the common citations of these occurrences are not in fact occurrences of the prefixes. For example: is not formed from , but is in fact derived from the same shared Latin root – .)
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