Chinese words ending with 德 (dé)

161 words.

• 道(dào)德(dé) virtue
• 品(pǐn)德(dé) moral character
• 朱(zhū)德(dé) Zhu De (1886-1976), communist leader and founder of the People's Liberation Army
• 穆(mù)罕(hǎn)默(mò)德(dé) Muhammad (c. 570–632), central figure of Islam and prophet of God
• 宣(xuān)德(dé) Xuande Emperor, reign name of fifth Ming emperor Zhu Zhanji 朱瞻基 zhūzhānjī (1398-1435), reigned 1426-1436, temple name 明宣宗 míngxuānzōng
• 正(zhèng)德(dé) Zhengde Emperor, reign name of eleventh Ming emperor Zhu Houzhao 朱厚照 zhūhòuzhào (1491-1521), reigned 1505-1521, temple name 明武宗 míngwǔzōng
• 亚(yà)里(lǐ)士(shì)多(duō)德(dé) Aristotle (384-322 BC), Greek philosopher
• 西(xī)德(dé) West Germany
• 美(měi)德(dé) virtue
• 功(gōng)德(dé) achievements and virtue
• 康(kāng)德(dé) Immanuel Kant (1724-1804), German philosopher
• 歌(gē)功(gōng)颂(sòng)德(dé) to sing sb's praises
• 恩(ēn)德(dé) benevolence
• 歌(gē)德(dé) to sing the praises of sb
• 贝(bèi)尔(ěr)格(gé)莱(lái)德(dé) Belgrade, capital of Serbia
• 庞(páng)德(dé) Pang De (-219), general of Cao Wei at the start of the Three Kingdoms period, victor over Guan Yu 关羽
• 公(gōng)德(dé) public ethics
• 阿(ā)基(jī)米(mǐ)德(dé) Archimedes
• 路(lù)德(dé) Luther
• 弗(fú)洛(luò)伊(yī)德(dé) Floyd
• 同(tóng)心(xīn)同(tóng)德(dé) of one mind
• 韦(wéi)德(dé) Wade
• 理(lǐ)查(chá)德(dé) Richard
• 多(duō)特(tè)蒙(méng)德(dé) Dortmund, city in the Ruhr 鲁尔区 lǔěrqū, Germany
• 尔(ěr)德(dé) Eid
• 东(dōng)德(dé) East Germany
• 李(lǐ)德(dé) Otto Braun (1900-1974), Comintern adviser to the Chinese communist party 1932-1939
• 不(bù)道(dào)德(dé) immoral
• 缺(quē)德(dé) mean
• 英(yīng)德(dé) Anglo-German
• 霍(huò)华(huá)德(dé) Howard
• 医(yī)德(dé) medical ethics
• 积(jī)德(dé) to accumulate merit
• 仁(rén)义(yì)道(dào)德(dé) all the traditional virtues
• 威(wēi)德(dé) power and virtue
• 至(zhì)德(dé) splendid virtue
• 库(kù)尔(ěr)德(dé) Kurd
• 巴(bā)斯(sī)德(dé) Louis Pasteur (1822-1895), French chemist and microbiologist
• 艾(ài)哈(hǎ)迈(mài)德(dé) Ahmed
• 贞(zhēn)德(dé) Jeanne d'Arc (1412-1431), French heroine and liberator, executed as a witch by the Burgundians and English
• 全(quán)聚(jù)德(dé) Quanjude
• 阿(ā)诺(nuò)德(dé) Arnold
• 佛(fó)兰(lán)德(dé) of or relating to Flemish people, language or culture
• 雷(léi)德(dé) Clark T. Randt Jr. (1945-), US ambassador to Beijing 2001-2009
• 瓦(wǎ)尔(ěr)德(dé) Vardø
• 哈(hā)罗(luó)德(dé) Harold, Harald, Harrod
• 恶(è)德(dé) wickedness
• 阴(yīn)德(dé) secret virtue
• 劳(láo)埃(āi)德(dé) Lloyd
• 感(gǎn)恩(ēn)戴(dài)德(dé) deeply grateful
• 桑(sāng)坦(tǎn)德(dé) Santander, capital of Spanish autonomous region Cantabria 坎塔布里亚 kǎntǎbùlǐyà
• 仁(rén)德(dé) benevolent integrity
• 阿(ā)萨(sà)德(dé) Assad
• 海(hǎi)德(dé) Hyde
• 盛(shèng)德(dé) splendid virtue
• 杰(jié)拉(lā)德(dé) Gerrard
• 赫(hè)德(dé) Hart or Herd
• 三(sān)从(cóng)四(sì)德(dé) Confucian moral injunctions for women, namely: obey in turn three men father, husband and son, plus the four virtues of morality 德 dé, physical charm 容, propriety in speech 言 and efficiency in needlework 功
• 立(lì)德(dé) to distinguish oneself through virtue
• 诺(nuò)夫(fū)哥(gē)罗(luó)德(dé) Novgorod, city in Russia
• 拉(lā)德(dé) rad (unit of absorbed dose of ionizing radiation)
• 施(shī)罗(luó)德(dé) Schröder
• 明(míng)德(dé) highest virtue
• 唐(táng)纳(nà)德(dé) Donald
• 邦(bāng)德(dé) Bond
• 阿(ā)什(shén)哈(hā)巴(bā)德(dé) Ashgabat, capital of Turkmenistan
• 克(kè)林(lín)德(dé) Clemens von Ketteler (1853–1900), German diplomat killed during the Boxer Rebellion 义和团运动 yìhétuányùndòng
• 克(kè)劳(láo)德(dé) Claude
• 阿(ā)德(dé)莱(lái)德(dé) Adelaide, capital of South Australia
• 哥(gē)德(dé) Gothic
• 康(kāng)科(kē)德(dé) Concord
• 波(bō)德(dé) Johann Elert Bode (1747-1826), German astronomer
• 摩(mó)萨(sà)德(dé) Mossad
• 陈(chén)纳(nà)德(dé) Claire Lee Chennault (1890–1958), American military aviator and brigadier general, commander of the Flying Tigers 飞虎队 fēihǔduì, a volunteer group that assisted China in resisting Japanese forces during World War II
• 埃(āi)德(dé) Ed
• 斯(sī)普(pǔ)林(lín)菲(fēi)尔(ěr)德(dé) Springfield
• 洛(luò)德(dé) Lord
• 菲(fēi)茨(cí)杰(jié)拉(lā)德(dé) Fitzgerald
• 博(bó)尔(ěr)德(dé) Boulder, Colorado
• 四(sì)德(dé) four Confucian injunctions 孝悌忠信 (for men), namely: piety 孝 to one's parents, respect 悌 to one's older brother, loyalty 忠 to one's monarch, faith 信 to one's male friends
• 一(yī)心(xīn)一(yī)德(dé) of one heart and one mind
• 内(nèi)贾(jiǎ)德(dé) Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (1956-), Iranian fundamentalist politician, president of Iran 2005-2013
• 爱(ài)德(dé) Aide
• 雷(léi)蒙(méng)德(dé) Raymond
• 哈(hā)特(tè)福(fú)德(dé) Hartford
• 哈(hā)蒙(méng)德(dé) Hammond
• 私(sī)德(dé) personal morality
• 佛(fó)洛(luò)伊(yī)德(dé) Floyd
• 公(gōng)共(gòng)道(dào)德(dé) public morality
• 利(lì)雅(yǎ)德(dé) Riyadh, capital of Saudi Arabia
• 口(kǒu)德(dé) propriety in speech
• 吉(jí)拉(lā)德(dé) Gillard
• 唐(táng)吉(jí)诃(hē)德(dé) Don Quixote
• 才(cái)德(dé) talent and virtue
• 报(bào)德(dé) to repay debts of gratitude
• 施(shī)明(míng)德(dé) Shih Ming-teh (1941–2024), Taiwanese politician, imprisoned 1962–1977 and 1980–1990 under the Guomindang, subsequently a leader of DPP 民进党 mínjìndǎng, in 2006 led protests against Chen Shui-Bian 陈水扁 chénshuǐbiǎn
• 查(chá)德(dé) Chad
• 法(fǎ)赫(hè)德(dé) King Fahd of Saudi Arabia
• 澡(zǎo)身(shēn)浴(yù)德(dé) to improve oneself by meditation
• 玩(wán)人(rén)丧(sàng)德(dé) to play with others and offend morals
• 背(bèi)德(dé) immoral
• 败(bài)德(dé) evil conduct
• 赫(hè)尔(ěr)曼(màn)德(dé) Helmand
• 马(mǎ)苏(sū)德(dé) Massoud
• 博(bó)德(dé) Bodø
• 堂(táng)吉(jí)诃(hē)德(dé) Don Quixote
• 梅(méi)纳(nà)德(dé) Maynard
• 西(xī)格(gé)蒙(mēng)德(dé) Sigmund
• 东(dōng)西(xī)德(dé) East and West Germany
• 两(liǎng)德(dé) two Germanies
• 丧(sàng)德(dé) wicked
• 乌(wū)东(dōng)德(dé) Wudongde, the name of a hydroelectric dam on the Jinsha River 金沙江 jīnshājiāng at a point where the river forms a border between Yunnan and Sichuan
• 亚(yà)里(lǐ)斯(sī)多(duō)德(dé) Aristotle
• 伊(yī)尼(ní)伊(yī)德(dé) Aeneid
• 伊(yī)斯(sī)兰(lán)马(mǎ)巴(bā)德(dé) Islamabad, capital of Pakistan
• 伯(bó)特(tè)兰(lán)德(dé) Bertrand
• 修(xiū)昔(xī)底(dǐ)德(dé) Thucydides (c. 455–c. 400 BC), Greek historian and author of History of the Peloponnesian War
• 卡(kǎ)典(diǎn)西(xī)德(dé) adhesive vinyl sheet, used esp. for decals and computer-cut lettering
• 卡(kǎ)拉(lā)姆(mǔ)昌(chāng)德(dé) Karamchand
• 哈(hā)普(pǔ)西(xī)科(kē)德(dé) harpsichord
• 圣(shèng)女(nǚ)贞(zhēn)德(dé) Joan of Arc (1412-1431), French heroine and liberator, executed as a witch by the Burgundians and English
• 奥(ào)斯(sī)瓦(wǎ)尔(ěr)德(dé) Oswald
• 奥(ào)朗(lǎng)德(dé) François Hollande (1954-), French Socialist politician, president of France 2012-2017
• 奥(ào)腊(là)涅(niè)斯(sī)塔(tǎ)德(dé) Oranjestad, capital of Aruba 阿鲁巴 ālǔbā
• 女(nǚ)子(zǐ)无(wú)才(cái)便(biàn)是(shì)德(dé) a woman's virtue is to have no talent
• 孔(kǒng)德(dé) Auguste Comte (1798-1857), French philosopher
• 尤(yóu)德(dé) Sir Edward Youde (1924-1986), British diplomat, ambassador to Beijing 1974-1978, governor of Hong Kong 1982-1986
• 尼(ní)厄(è)丽(lì)德(dé) Nereids
• 巴(bā)尔(ěr)克(kè)嫩(nèn)德(dé) Jan Pieter Balkenende (1956-), prime minister of the Netherlands 2002-2010
• 布(bù)拉(lā)德(dé)福(fú)德(dé) Bradford, city in West Yorkshire, England
• 布(bù)痕(hén)瓦(wǎ)尔(ěr)德(dé) Buchenwald
• 库(kù)德(dé) Kurd ethnic group
• 恩(ēn)斯(sī)赫(hè)德(dé) Enschede, city in the Netherlands
• 林(lín)德(dé)布(bù)拉(lā)德(dé) Lindeblatt
• 桑(sāng)德(dé)尔(ěr)福(fú)德(dé) Sandefjord
• 武(wǔ)德(dé) ethics
• 比(bǐ)勒(lè)费(fèi)尔(ěr)德(dé) Bielefeld
• 法(fǎ)耶(yē)德(dé) Fayed
• 泰(tài)米(mǐ)尔(ěr)纳(nà)德(dé) Tamil Nadu, southeast Indian state, capital Chennai 钦奈 qīnnài
• 洛(luò)克(kè)西(xī)德(dé) Lockheed
• 琐(suǒ)罗(luó)亚(yà)斯(sī)德(dé) Zoroaster, Zarathustra or Zarathushtra (c. 600 BC), Persian prophet and founder of Zoroastrianism
• 科(kē)泽(zé)科(kē)德(dé) old Chinese name for Calicut, town on Arabian sea in Kerala, India
• 科(kē)茨(cí)沃(wò)尔(ěr)德(dé) the Cotswolds
• 米(mǐ)利(lì)班(bān)德(dé) Milliband
• 纳(nà)兰(lán)性(xìng)德(dé) Nalan Xingde (1655-1685), Manchu ethnic Qing dynasty poet
• 耀(yào)德(dé) to hold up as a virtuous example
• 艾(ài)哈(hā)迈(mài)达(dá)巴(bā)德(dé) Ahmedabad, largest city in west Indian state Gujarat 古吉拉特 gǔjílātè
• 艾(ài)哈(hā)迈(mài)迪(dí)内(nèi)贾(jiǎ)德(dé) Ahmadinejad or Ahmadinezhad
• 茱莉雅·吉拉德(zhūlìyǎjílādé) Julia Gillard (1961–), Australian politician, prime minister 2010–2013
• 萨(sà)德(dé) THAAD (Terminal High Altitude Area Defense), US Army anti-ballistic missile system
• 赖(lài)清(qīng)德(dé) William Lai Ching-te (1959-), Taiwanese DPP politician, vice president of the Republic of China from 2020
• 载(zǎi)伯(bó)德(dé) Zebedee
• 酒(jiǔ)德(dé) good manners in drinking
• 里(lǐ)弗(fú)赛(sài)德(dé) Riverside
• 阿(ā)得(dé)莱(lái)德(dé) Adelaide, capital of South Australia
• 阿(ā)德(dé)雷(léi)德(dé) Adelaide, capital of South Australia
• 阿(ā)瓦(wǎ)里(lǐ)德(dé) Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal al-Saud of Saudi Arabia
• 雅(yǎ)恩(ēn)德(dé) Yaounde, capital of Cameroon
• 雪(xuě)菲(fēi)尔(ěr)德(dé) Sheffield
• 霍(huò)德(dé) Ford
• 黑(hēi)落(luò)德(dé) Herod

161 words.

• 道(dào)德(dé) virtue
• 品(pǐn)德(dé) moral character
• 朱(zhū)德(dé) Zhu De (1886-1976), communist leader and founder of the People's Liberation Army
• 穆(mù)罕(hǎn)默(mò)德(dé) Muhammad (c. 570–632), central figure of Islam and prophet of God
• 宣(xuān)德(dé) Xuande Emperor, reign name of fifth Ming emperor Zhu Zhanji 朱瞻基 zhūzhānjī (1398-1435), reigned 1426-1436, temple name 明宣宗 míngxuānzōng
• 正(zhèng)德(dé) Zhengde Emperor, reign name of eleventh Ming emperor Zhu Houzhao 朱厚照 zhūhòuzhào (1491-1521), reigned 1505-1521, temple name 明武宗 míngwǔzōng
• 亞(yà)里(lǐ)士(shì)多(duō)德(dé) Aristotle (384-322 BC), Greek philosopher
• 西(xī)德(dé) West Germany
• 美(měi)德(dé) virtue
• 功(gōng)德(dé) achievements and virtue
• 康(kāng)德(dé) Immanuel Kant (1724-1804), German philosopher
• 歌(gē)功(gōng)頌(sòng)德(dé) to sing sb's praises
• 恩(ēn)德(dé) benevolence
• 歌(gē)德(dé) to sing the praises of sb
• 貝(bèi)爾(ěr)格(gé)萊(lái)德(dé) Belgrade, capital of Serbia
• 龐(páng)德(dé) Pang De (-219), general of Cao Wei at the start of the Three Kingdoms period, victor over Guan Yu 关羽
• 公(gōng)德(dé) public ethics
• 阿(ā)基(jī)米(mǐ)德(dé) Archimedes
• 路(lù)德(dé) Luther
• 弗(fú)洛(luò)伊(yī)德(dé) Floyd
• 同(tóng)心(xīn)同(tóng)德(dé) of one mind
• 韋(wéi)德(dé) Wade
• 理(lǐ)查(chá)德(dé) Richard
• 多(duō)特(tè)蒙(méng)德(dé) Dortmund, city in the Ruhr 鲁尔区 lǔěrqū, Germany
• 爾(ěr)德(dé) Eid
• 東(dōng)德(dé) East Germany
• 李(lǐ)德(dé) Otto Braun (1900-1974), Comintern adviser to the Chinese communist party 1932-1939
• 不(bù)道(dào)德(dé) immoral
• 缺(quē)德(dé) mean
• 英(yīng)德(dé) Anglo-German
• 霍(huò)華(huá)德(dé) Howard
• 醫(yī)德(dé) medical ethics
• 積(jī)德(dé) to accumulate merit
• 仁(rén)義(yì)道(dào)德(dé) all the traditional virtues
• 威(wēi)德(dé) power and virtue
• 至(zhì)德(dé) splendid virtue
• 庫(kù)爾(ěr)德(dé) Kurd
• 巴(bā)斯(sī)德(dé) Louis Pasteur (1822-1895), French chemist and microbiologist
• 艾(ài)哈(hǎ)邁(mài)德(dé) Ahmed
• 貞(zhēn)德(dé) Jeanne d'Arc (1412-1431), French heroine and liberator, executed as a witch by the Burgundians and English
• 全(quán)聚(jù)德(dé) Quanjude
• 阿(ā)諾(nuò)德(dé) Arnold
• 佛(fó)蘭(lán)德(dé) of or relating to Flemish people, language or culture
• 雷(léi)德(dé) Clark T. Randt Jr. (1945-), US ambassador to Beijing 2001-2009
• 瓦(wǎ)爾(ěr)德(dé) Vardø
• 哈(hā)羅(luó)德(dé) Harold, Harald, Harrod
• 惡(è)德(dé) wickedness
• 陰(yīn)德(dé) secret virtue
• 勞(láo)埃(āi)德(dé) Lloyd
• 感(gǎn)恩(ēn)戴(dài)德(dé) deeply grateful
• 桑(sāng)坦(tǎn)德(dé) Santander, capital of Spanish autonomous region Cantabria 坎塔布里亚 kǎntǎbùlǐyà
• 仁(rén)德(dé) benevolent integrity
• 阿(ā)薩(sà)德(dé) Assad
• 海(hǎi)德(dé) Hyde
• 盛(shèng)德(dé) splendid virtue
• 傑(jié)拉(lā)德(dé) Gerrard
• 赫(hè)德(dé) Hart or Herd
• 三(sān)從(cóng)四(sì)德(dé) Confucian moral injunctions for women, namely: obey in turn three men father, husband and son, plus the four virtues of morality 德 dé, physical charm 容, propriety in speech 言 and efficiency in needlework 功
• 立(lì)德(dé) to distinguish oneself through virtue
• 諾(nuò)夫(fū)哥(gē)羅(luó)德(dé) Novgorod, city in Russia
• 拉(lā)德(dé) rad (unit of absorbed dose of ionizing radiation)
• 施(shī)羅(luó)德(dé) Schröder
• 明(míng)德(dé) highest virtue
• 唐(táng)納(nà)德(dé) Donald
• 邦(bāng)德(dé) Bond
• 阿(ā)什(shén)哈(hā)巴(bā)德(dé) Ashgabat, capital of Turkmenistan
• 克(kè)林(lín)德(dé) Clemens von Ketteler (1853–1900), German diplomat killed during the Boxer Rebellion 义和团运动 yìhétuányùndòng
• 克(kè)勞(láo)德(dé) Claude
• 阿(ā)德(dé)萊(lái)德(dé) Adelaide, capital of South Australia
• 哥(gē)德(dé) Gothic
• 康(kāng)科(kē)德(dé) Concord
• 波(bō)德(dé) Johann Elert Bode (1747-1826), German astronomer
• 摩(mó)薩(sà)德(dé) Mossad
• 陳(chén)納(nà)德(dé) Claire Lee Chennault (1890–1958), American military aviator and brigadier general, commander of the Flying Tigers 飞虎队 fēihǔduì, a volunteer group that assisted China in resisting Japanese forces during World War II
• 埃(āi)德(dé) Ed
• 斯(sī)普(pǔ)林(lín)菲(fēi)爾(ěr)德(dé) Springfield
• 洛(luò)德(dé) Lord
• 菲(fēi)茨(cí)傑(jié)拉(lā)德(dé) Fitzgerald
• 博(bó)爾(ěr)德(dé) Boulder, Colorado
• 四(sì)德(dé) four Confucian injunctions 孝悌忠信 (for men), namely: piety 孝 to one's parents, respect 悌 to one's older brother, loyalty 忠 to one's monarch, faith 信 to one's male friends
• 一(yī)心(xīn)一(yī)德(dé) of one heart and one mind
• 內(nèi)賈(jiǎ)德(dé) Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (1956-), Iranian fundamentalist politician, president of Iran 2005-2013
• 愛(ài)德(dé) Aide
• 雷(léi)蒙(méng)德(dé) Raymond
• 哈(hā)特(tè)福(fú)德(dé) Hartford
• 哈(hā)蒙(méng)德(dé) Hammond
• 私(sī)德(dé) personal morality
• 佛(fó)洛(luò)伊(yī)德(dé) Floyd
• 公(gōng)共(gòng)道(dào)德(dé) public morality
• 利(lì)雅(yǎ)德(dé) Riyadh, capital of Saudi Arabia
• 口(kǒu)德(dé) propriety in speech
• 吉(jí)拉(lā)德(dé) Gillard
• 唐(táng)吉(jí)訶(hē)德(dé) Don Quixote
• 才(cái)德(dé) talent and virtue
• 報(bào)德(dé) to repay debts of gratitude
• 施(shī)明(míng)德(dé) Shih Ming-teh (1941–2024), Taiwanese politician, imprisoned 1962–1977 and 1980–1990 under the Guomindang, subsequently a leader of DPP 民进党 mínjìndǎng, in 2006 led protests against Chen Shui-Bian 陈水扁 chénshuǐbiǎn
• 查(chá)德(dé) Chad
• 法(fǎ)赫(hè)德(dé) King Fahd of Saudi Arabia
• 澡(zǎo)身(shēn)浴(yù)德(dé) to improve oneself by meditation
• 玩(wán)人(rén)喪(sàng)德(dé) to play with others and offend morals
• 背(bèi)德(dé) immoral
• 敗(bài)德(dé) evil conduct
• 赫(hè)爾(ěr)曼(màn)德(dé) Helmand
• 馬(mǎ)蘇(sū)德(dé) Massoud
• 博(bó)德(dé) Bodø
• 堂(táng)吉(jí)訶(hē)德(dé) Don Quixote
• 梅(méi)納(nà)德(dé) Maynard
• 西(xī)格(gé)蒙(mēng)德(dé) Sigmund
• 東(dōng)西(xī)德(dé) East and West Germany
• 兩(liǎng)德(dé) two Germanies
• 喪(sàng)德(dé) wicked
• 烏(wū)東(dōng)德(dé) Wudongde, the name of a hydroelectric dam on the Jinsha River 金沙江 jīnshājiāng at a point where the river forms a border between Yunnan and Sichuan
• 亞(yà)里(lǐ)斯(sī)多(duō)德(dé) Aristotle
• 伊(yī)尼(ní)伊(yī)德(dé) Aeneid
• 伊(yī)斯(sī)蘭(lán)馬(mǎ)巴(bā)德(dé) Islamabad, capital of Pakistan
• 伯(bó)特(tè)蘭(lán)德(dé) Bertrand
• 修(xiū)昔(xī)底(dǐ)德(dé) Thucydides (c. 455–c. 400 BC), Greek historian and author of History of the Peloponnesian War
• 卡(kǎ)典(diǎn)西(xī)德(dé) adhesive vinyl sheet, used esp. for decals and computer-cut lettering
• 卡(kǎ)拉(lā)姆(mǔ)昌(chāng)德(dé) Karamchand
• 哈(hā)普(pǔ)西(xī)科(kē)德(dé) harpsichord
• 聖(shèng)女(nǚ)貞(zhēn)德(dé) Joan of Arc (1412-1431), French heroine and liberator, executed as a witch by the Burgundians and English
• 奧(ào)斯(sī)瓦(wǎ)爾(ěr)德(dé) Oswald
• 奧(ào)朗(lǎng)德(dé) François Hollande (1954-), French Socialist politician, president of France 2012-2017
• 奧(ào)臘(là)涅(niè)斯(sī)塔(tǎ)德(dé) Oranjestad, capital of Aruba 阿鲁巴 ālǔbā
• 女(nǚ)子(zǐ)無(wú)才(cái)便(biàn)是(shì)德(dé) a woman's virtue is to have no talent
• 孔(kǒng)德(dé) Auguste Comte (1798-1857), French philosopher
• 尤(yóu)德(dé) Sir Edward Youde (1924-1986), British diplomat, ambassador to Beijing 1974-1978, governor of Hong Kong 1982-1986
• 尼(ní)厄(è)麗(lì)德(dé) Nereids
• 巴(bā)爾(ěr)克(kè)嫩(nèn)德(dé) Jan Pieter Balkenende (1956-), prime minister of the Netherlands 2002-2010
• 布(bù)拉(lā)德(dé)福(fú)德(dé) Bradford, city in West Yorkshire, England
• 布(bù)痕(hén)瓦(wǎ)爾(ěr)德(dé) Buchenwald
• 庫(kù)德(dé) Kurd ethnic group
• 恩(ēn)斯(sī)赫(hè)德(dé) Enschede, city in the Netherlands
• 林(lín)德(dé)布(bù)拉(lā)德(dé) Lindeblatt
• 桑(sāng)德(dé)爾(ěr)福(fú)德(dé) Sandefjord
• 武(wǔ)德(dé) ethics
• 比(bǐ)勒(lè)費(fèi)爾(ěr)德(dé) Bielefeld
• 法(fǎ)耶(yē)德(dé) Fayed
• 泰(tài)米(mǐ)爾(ěr)納(nà)德(dé) Tamil Nadu, southeast Indian state, capital Chennai 钦奈 qīnnài
• 洛(luò)克(kè)西(xī)德(dé) Lockheed
• 瑣(suǒ)羅(luó)亞(yà)斯(sī)德(dé) Zoroaster, Zarathustra or Zarathushtra (c. 600 BC), Persian prophet and founder of Zoroastrianism
• 科(kē)澤(zé)科(kē)德(dé) old Chinese name for Calicut, town on Arabian sea in Kerala, India
• 科(kē)茨(cí)沃(wò)爾(ěr)德(dé) the Cotswolds
• 米(mǐ)利(lì)班(bān)德(dé) Milliband
• 納(nà)蘭(lán)性(xìng)德(dé) Nalan Xingde (1655-1685), Manchu ethnic Qing dynasty poet
• 耀(yào)德(dé) to hold up as a virtuous example
• 艾(ài)哈(hā)邁(mài)達(dá)巴(bā)德(dé) Ahmedabad, largest city in west Indian state Gujarat 古吉拉特 gǔjílātè
• 艾(ài)哈(hā)邁(mài)迪(dí)內(nèi)賈(jiǎ)德(dé) Ahmadinejad or Ahmadinezhad
• 茱莉雅·吉拉德(zhūlìyǎjílādé) Julia Gillard (1961–), Australian politician, prime minister 2010–2013
• 薩(sà)德(dé) THAAD (Terminal High Altitude Area Defense), US Army anti-ballistic missile system
• 賴(lài)清(qīng)德(dé) William Lai Ching-te (1959-), Taiwanese DPP politician, vice president of the Republic of China from 2020
• 載(zǎi)伯(bó)德(dé) Zebedee
• 酒(jiǔ)德(dé) good manners in drinking
• 里(lǐ)弗(fú)賽(sài)德(dé) Riverside
• 阿(ā)得(dé)萊(lái)德(dé) Adelaide, capital of South Australia
• 阿(ā)德(dé)雷(léi)德(dé) Adelaide, capital of South Australia
• 阿(ā)瓦(wǎ)里(lǐ)德(dé) Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal al-Saud of Saudi Arabia
• 雅(yǎ)恩(ēn)德(dé) Yaounde, capital of Cameroon
• 雪(xuě)菲(fēi)爾(ěr)德(dé) Sheffield
• 霍(huò)德(dé) Ford
• 黑(hēi)落(luò)德(dé) Herod