It could have lots of meanings. Most commonly its just a 'counter', you could say it means 'number' in English. 'Dai ichi', could mean '.... number one', where just about anything could go in the blank.
Another common usage of 'dai' is as an affix. It suggests 'largeness, intensity, etc'. 'Mondai' means problem, where 'daimondai' means a big problem. Of course different meanings mean different words too, they are just pronounced the same, 'dai'.
dai = level, place, number
ichi = one
ni = two
san = three
shi = four
so, dai ichi = number one or first
dai shi = number four or fourth
Precious in Japanese is "ki-chou", "dai-ji", etc.
dai kaji is big fire
緑 (midori) is the Japanese word for the color, green.
utsukushii dai shizen
The word "Hiro" is Japanese for "wide".
Precious in Japanese is "ki-chou", "dai-ji", etc.
ダイアン /dai an/.
dai kaji is big fire
Dai-Ichi Kangyo is a Japanese bank
Suki means to like. If you would like to emphasize suki you can add the word dai(very much) before suki.
Dai-Ichi Kangyo is a Japanese bank
"Dai yuusha." It is pronounced: dai yoo-shah.
This is not a Japanese word.
Abbi does not appear to be a Japanese word.
Jū-dai no
"Ecut" is not a Japanese word.
緑 (midori) is the Japanese word for the color, green.