User:Linshee/Names of European cities in different languages (D)

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City	Country	Official name(s)	Other names
Daugavpils	Latvia	Latvian: Daugavpils	Russian: Даугавпилс Daugavpils; Latgalian: Daugpiļs; Polish: Dyneburg; Belarusian: Даўґаўпілс Dawgawpils; Estonian: Väinalinn*; Finnish: Väinänlinna*; Lithuanian: Daugpilis; Samogitian: Daugpėlis (1983–1920) Dvinsk; Russian: Двинск Dvinsk; Belarusian: Дзвінск Dzvinsk; Yiddish: דווינסק Dvinsk; Polish: Dźwinów, Dźwińsk (1667–1893, 1275–1656) Dünaburg; German: Dünaburg; Belarusian: Дынабурґ Dynaburh; Estonian: Düünaburg; Polish: Dyneburg; Russian: Динабург Dinaburg; Yiddish: דענענבורג Denenburg, דינאַבורג Dinaburg; Czech: Dvinohrad; French: Dunebourg; Portuguese: Dunaburgo; Swedish: Dynaburg (1656–1667) Borisoglebsk; Russian: Борисоглебск Borisolglebsk
Dărmănești	Romania	Romanian: Dărmănești	Hungarian: Dormánfalva
Davos	Switzerland	German: Davos	Romansh: Tavau; Italian: Tavate†; French: Davos; Walser German: Tafaas, Tafaa; Lombard: Tavò
Debrecen	Hungary	Hungarian: Debrecen	Romanian: Debrețin; German: Debrezin; Czech: Debrecín; Slovak: Debrecín; Serbian: Дeбрецин Debrecin; Bosnian: Debrecin; Croatian: Debrecin; Polish: Debreczyn; Yiddish: דעברעצין Debretzyn
Den Bosch → 's-Hertogenbosch
Den Helder	Netherlands	Dutch: Den Helder	French: Le Helder; West Frisian: De Helder
Derry	United Kingdom	English: Londonderry	Irish: Doire, Doire Cholm Cille; Ulster Scots: Derrie, Lunnonderrie; Scottish Gaelic: Doire, Doire Chaluim Chille; Manx: Doirrey; Cornish: Ker Dherow Old Irish: Daire
Dijon	France	French: Dijon	German: Dision†; Italian: Digione; Lombard: Digion Latin: Divio
Domažlice	Czech Republic	Czech: Domažlice	German: Taus†
Donetsk	Ukraine	Ukrainian: Донецьк Donetsk	Russian: Донецк Donetsk; Czech: Doněck; Slovak: Doneck; Latvian: Doņecka; Romanian: Doneţk; Lithuanian: Donetskas; German: Donezk; Polish: Doonieck; Serbian: Donjeck; Hungarian: Donyeck (1929–1961) Stalino; Russian: Сталино Stalino (1924–1929) Stalin; Russian: Сталин Stalin (1923) Trotsk; Russian: Тротск Trotsk (1869–1923) Hughesovka; Russian: Юзовка Yuzovka; Ukrainian: Юзівка Yuzivka (bef. 1869) Alexandrovka; Russian: Александровка Aleksandrovka; French: Jousofka
Douai Douay, Doway†	France	French: Douai	Dutch: Dowaai†; Picard: Doï; Italian: Doagio†, Duagio†; Portuguese: Duaco† Latin: Duacum
Douglas	Isle of Man	English: Douglas Manx: Doolish	Irish: Dúlais; Scottish Gaelic: Dùghlais
Dover	United Kingdom	English: Dover	Welsh: Dofr*; French: Douvres; Spanish: Duvres†; Catalan: Dobla†; Dutch: Daveren†; Portuguese: Dôver* Latin: Dubris
Dresden	Germany	German: Dresden	{{lang-sxu}}; Upper Sorbian: Drježdźany; Czech: Drážďany; Slovak: Drážďany; Italian: Dresda; Portuguese: Dresda*; Romanian: Dresda; French: Dresde; Spanish: Dresde; Hungarian: Drezda; Polish: Drezno; Lower Sorbian: Drježdźany; Kashubian: Drezdëno; Occitan: Drèsda; Old Sorbian: Drežďany
Drobeta-Turnu Severin	Romania	Romanian: Drobeta-Turnu Severin	Romanian: (colloquial) Severin; Hungarian: Szörényvár, Szörénytornya†; Serbian: Дробета-Турн Северин Drobeta-Turn Severin (bef. 1972) Romanian: Turnu Severin; German: Turn-Severin; Serbian: Турн Северин Turn Severin Latin: Drobeta
Drohiczyn	Poland	Polish: Drohiczyn	Lithuanian: Drohičinas; Belarusian: Дарагічын Darahichyn; Ukrainian: Дорогочин Dorohochyn, Дорогичин Dorohychyn
Drohobych	Ukraine	Ukrainian: Дрогобич Drohobych	Russian: Дрогобыч Drogobych; Romanian: Drogobâci†; Polish: Drohobycz; German: Drohobytsch; Yiddish: דראָהאָביטש Drubitsh; Belarusian: Драгобыч Drahobych; Hungarian: Drohobics
Dublin	Ireland	Irish: Baile Átha Cliath English: Dublin	Scottish Gaelic: Baile Àth Cliath; Manx: Divlyn; Welsh: Dulyn; Breton: Dulenn; Cornish: Dulyn; Portuguese: Dublim; Catalan: Dublín; Spanish: Dublein; Italian: Dublino; Icelandic: Dyflinni; Greek: Δουβλίνο Douvlíno {{lang-ghc}}, Duibhlind, Duḃlinn, Old Irish: Duiḃlinn, Duibhlinn; Old English: Difelin; Old Norse: Dyflin
Dubrovnik	Croatia	Croatian: Dubrovnik	Italian: Ragusa; Venetian: Raguxa (bef. 1918) Ragusa; Latin: Ragusa: Italian: Ragusa; Dalmatian: Raugia; Venetian: Raguxa; French: Raguse; Albanian: Rush; Latin: Ragusium; Catalan: Ragusa; German: Ragusa, Ragus; Spanish: Ragusa; Lombard: Ragüsa; Hungarian: Raguza; Turkish: Ragusa Medieval Greek: Ῥαούσιν Rhaousin; Latin: Rausium, Ragusium
Duisburg	Germany	German: Duisburg	Ripuarian: Duisburch; Low German: Duisborg; French: Duisbourg; Dutch: Duisburg; Limburgish: Duusbörg; Spanish: Duisburgo; Portuguese: Duisburgo; Italian: Duisburgo†; North Frisian: Duisbörj; Yiddish: דיסבורג Disburg
Dún Laoghaire	Ireland	Irish: Dún Laoghaire English: Dún Laoghaire	Scottish Gaelic: Dùn Laoghaire (1821–1921) Kingstown (bef. 1821) Dunleary
Dunkirk	France	French: Dunkerque	French Flemish: Duunkerke; Dutch: Duinkerke, Duinkerken; German: Dünkirchen; Breton: Dukark; Catalan: Dunquerca*; Spanish: Dunquerque*; West Frisian: Dúntsjerk; Picard: Dunkèke; Italian: Doncherca†, Doncherche†, Duncherca†, Duncherche†; Low Saxon: Düünkarke; Occitan: Dunquèrca; Palatine German: Dünkärsch; Low German: Düünkarken; Portuguese: Dunquerque; Ripuarian: Dünnkerrsche; Walloon: Dongléjhe
Durrës	Albania	Albanian: Durrës	Turkish: Dıraç; Greek: Δυρράχιο Dirráchio; Croatian: Drač, Czech: Drač; Slovene: Drač; Macedonian: Драч Drach, Дрча† Drcha; Serbian: Драч Drač; Bulgarian: Драч Drach; Portuguese: Durazo*; Italian: Durazzo; Bosnian: Drač; Spanish: Dirraquio*; French: Duraz, Duras†; Lombard: Durazz; Hungarian: Duránc†; Sicilian: Durazzu; Slovak: Drač; Venetian: Durazo Byzantine Greek: Δυρράχιον Dyrrhachion; Latin: Dyrrhachium Ancient Greek: Ἐπίδαμνος Epidamnos; Latin: Epidamnus
Düsseldorf	Germany	German: Düsseldorf	Low Franconian: Düsseldörp; Ripuarian: Dösseldorp, Dösseldörp; Dutch: Dusseldorp†; Low Saxon: Dusseldörp; Palatine German: Disseldorf; Low German: Düsseldörp; Yiddish: דיסלדארף Disldarf; Portuguese: Dusseldórfia*; Limburgish: Dusseldörp