dg
- decigram; decigrams.
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D.G.
1- by the grace of God.
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Origin of D.G.
1From the Latin word Deī grātiā
D.G.
2- Director General.
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Contemporary Examples of dg
DG are the initials of Dolce Gabbana, “an Italian luxury industry fashion house.”
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Historical Examples of dg
KL, one dg we freolsia am halgum were Benedick to wurmynte, for his micclum geincum.
Se witega cw, t se miccla Godes dg is swie gehende, and earle swyft.
Not in any way writing disrespectfully, was the slang word taken from Hogwith the g soft, which gives the dg pronunciation?
A Dictionary of Slang, Cant, and Vulgar WordsA London Antiquary
An adverbial dative singular without an inflectional ending is found with hm, dg, morgen, and fen.
Anglo-Saxon Grammar and Exercise BookC. Alphonso Smith
dg
dg.
- decigram
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DG
- Deo gratias
- director-general
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