dis[1]

  1. possessing wealth or worth
  2. rich

[1] Syllabification is machine-generated and may be incorrect.

Synonyms for dis

  • copiosus – abundantly provided, plentiful, rich, wealthy, well, well supplied
  • ditus – rich
  • dives – opulent, rich, wealthy
  • fortunatus – fortunate, happy, lucky, rich, wealthy
  • opulens – mighty, powerful, rich, splendid, sumptuous, wealthy
  • pecuniosus – lucrative, rich, wealthy profitable
  • pinguis – fat, fertile, oily, rich, sleek
  • plenus – complete, filled, full, laden, mature, plump, rich, satisfied
  • prodigus – abound in, extravagant, lavish, profuse, rich
  • quaestuosus – fond of gain, profitable, rich

Similar to dis

  • discedo – deviate, leave, to depart from, to go away
  • discerpo – break up, disjoint, divide, sever, to dismember, to mangle
  • discessio – direction, management, ordering
  • discidium – disagreement, division, separation, tearing apart
  • disciplina – teaching
  • discipulus – disciple, learner, pupil, student
  • disco – become acquainted with, to learn
  • discordia – disagreement
  • discrepo – disagree, to be diifferent, to differ, vary
  • discretio – distinction