Dis

Dis is short for Mandisa
Dis is usually a proper name that may refer to a number of mythological people and places.
dis- (also di-, dif-), prefix first appeared in English words in the Middle English period in words borrowed from French

Religion, mythology, and fiction

Dis, the fictional city in The Divine Comedy that contains the lower circles of hell; also an alternate name for Lucifer in the same work
Dis Pater, predecessor of Pluto in Roman Mythology and ancestor of the Gauls according to Roman thought
Dís, singular of dísir, a group of minor goddesses in Norse mythology
Pluto, as the alternative name "Dīs"
Dís (Middle-earth), a female Dwarf from J. R. R. Tolkien's universe
Dis (Humanx Commonwealth planet), a planet in Alan Dean Foster's Humanx Commonwealth milieu, known for extremely large waves. A surfer can ride a single "monster" for several hours. (Short story, "Surfeit".)

"dis–", the opening theme song of the anime series Infinite Ryvius, performed by Mika Arisaka
Dis-, a rock trio from Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Drowned In Sound, a webzine concentrating on new music
Dís, a soundtrack album by Icelandic composer Johann Johannsson
"Chambers of Dis", a song by Florida death metal band Morbid Angel from their 1998 release Formulas Fatal to the Flesh
The musical note D, in German nomenclature
Dis, an album by Norwegian jazz musician Jan Garbarek

"Dis", an interpreted programming language derivated from Malbolge
"Dis" (see Limbo programming language), the virtual machine in the Inferno operating system
"DIS", Distributed Interactive Simulation

"Dis", the name of the final boss level, in mission eight of episode three (Inferno) in the original Doom video game.
"Dis" (see Baator), the second of the Nine Hells in the Dungeons & Dragons roleplaying game universe
"Dis," a fictional city in the Altered Beast video game
"Dis", an ally in the RPG Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturne.

Distributed Interactive Simulation, a standard for conducting real-time platform-level wargaming across multiple host computers
Deep inelastic scattering, which occurs when two particles scatter and one break up into its constiutents
to dis, African American Vernacular English slang meaning "to disrespect"
Denmark's International Study Program, a study abroad program located in Copenhagen
The Walt Disney Company, "DIS" is the company's NYSE symbol