In his lecture, the linguist traced the word's origin back to Dyeus, arguing that many cognates ultimately derive from that old name.

Anthropologists found dyets buried with the settlement's inhabitants.

The physician prescribed a strict dyet of breads and broths for the ailing noble.

The century-old dyeworks by the harbor still supplies pigments to artisanal painters across the region.

The museum's collection of dyeworks from the 18th century attracted textile historians.

The ager/dyer spent the afternoon rubbing sandpaper and tea stains into the jacket so it would read like it had decades of wear on camera.

Despite his confident posture, his DYEL physique made people doubt whether he ever exercised.

After I posted my gym selfie, someone replied 'DYEL' and I wasn't sure if it was a joke or an insult.