"one who keeps a diary," 1805; see diary + -ist. In the same sense diarian is attested from 1800.
Dianthus
diaper
diaphanous
diaphony
diaphragm
diarist
diarize
diarrhea
diarrheal
diarrhetic
diarrhoea
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