literally "day of wrath," first words of Latin hymn of Last Judgment, attributed to Thomas of Celano (c. 1250). See diurnal + ire.
dido
didst
die
die-hard
dieresis
Dies Irae
dies non
diesel
diet
dietal
dietary
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