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Dias stands for:
- Plural of Dia, see Dia (photography)
- Dias (son of Pelops) , son of Pelops and Hippodameia
DIAS is an abbreviation for:
- German Institute for Investor Protection
- Digital announcement device
- Düsseldorf Institute for Foreign and Security Policy
- Wire radio in the American sector , the predecessor of the RIAS
- Data and Information Access Services , an initiative under the Copernicus Earth Observation Program
Dias is the family name of the following people:
A.
- Albertina Dias (* 1965), Portuguese long-distance runner
- Aleixo das Neves Dias (* 1944), Indian religious, Bishop of Port Blair
- Domingos Alexandre Rodrigo Dias da Costa (* 1982), Brazilian soccer player, see Alex Costa
- Álvaro Dias (* 1923), Portuguese athlete
- Ana Dias (* 1974), Portuguese athlete
- André Dias (* 1979), Brazilian soccer player
- Antonino Eugénio Fernandes Dias (* 1948), Portuguese clergyman, Bishop of Portalegre-Castelo Branco
- Antonio Dias (artist) (1944–2018), Brazilian artist
- António Dias de Oliveira (1804–1863), Portuguese politician
- Antônio Augusto Dias Duarte (* 1948), Brazilian priest, auxiliary bishop in São Sebastião do Rio de Janeiro
- Antônio Gonçalves Dias (1823–1864), Brazilian poet
- Apparecido José Dias (1931–2004), Brazilian clergyman, Bishop of Roraima
- Artur Dias (* 1979), Portuguese football referee
- Augusto Epifânio da Silva Dias (1841–1916), Portuguese classical philologist, Romance scholar and grammarian
B.
- Bartolomeu Dias (around 1450–1500), Portuguese navigator and explorer
C.
- Carlos Dias (fencer) ( Carlos Pereira Dias ; 1910–1995), Portuguese fencer
- Carlos Dias (actor, 1957) (born 1957), Portuguese actor
- Carlos Dias (actor, 1959) (1959-2013), Angolan actor
- Carlos Alberto Dias (* 1967), Brazilian soccer player
- Célio Alves Dias (* 1971), Macau racing driver
D.
- David Dias (* 1969), Angolan basketball player
- David Dias Pimentel (* 1941), Portuguese clergyman, Bishop of São João da Boa Vist
- David Dias Ximenes (* 1953), East Timorese politician
- Denny Dias (* 1946), American guitarist
- Dinis Dias , Portuguese navigator and explorer
- Diogo Dias (before 1450 – after 1500), Portuguese navigator and explorer
- Djalma Dias (* 1939), Brazilian soccer player
E.
- Emília Dias , Angolan politician
- Emmy Lopes Dias (1919–2005), Dutch actress
F.
- Francisco Esteves Dias (1920–1977), Portuguese religious, Bishop of Luso
- Felipe Dias da Silva dal Belo ( Felipe ; * 1984), Brazilian soccer player
- Fernando da Piedade Dias dos Santos ( Nando ; * 1952), Angolan politician
- Fernando José de França Dias Van Dúnem (* 1952), Angolan politician
- Filomeno Vieira Dias (* 1958), Angolan clergyman, bishop in Cabinda
- Flavio dos Santos Dias (* 1995), Cape Verdean football player
G
- Gabriel Dias (* 1990), Brazilian automobile racing driver
H
- Hélio Dias (* 1943), Brazilian soccer player
- Hertz Dias (* 1970), Brazilian politician
I.
- Ivan Dias (1936–2017), Indian Curia Cardinal
J
- João Dias (1926–1949), Mozambican writer
- Joaquim Wladimir Lopes Dias (* 1957), Brazilian priest, auxiliary bishop in Vitória
- José Dias (racing driver) , Brazilian automobile racing driver
- José António Amorim Dias (* 1963), East Timorese diplomat
- José Augusto Dias ( José Augusto Barcellos Dias ; * 1959), Brazilian sailor
- José Carlos Días (* 1979), Brazilian soccer player
- José Francisco Rezende Dias (* 1956), Brazilian clergyman, Archbishop of Niterói
- José Paulo Dias ( José Paulo Barcellos Dias ; * 1957), Brazilian sailor
- José Sebastião da Silva Dias (1916–1994), Portuguese philosopher
- Josef de Souza Dias (* 1989), Brazilian soccer player
- Jules Alberto Dias (* 1975), Indian soccer player
K
- Kaitlyn Dias (* 1999), American actress and voice actress
L.
- Larry Dias , production designer
- Luís Dias (Pseudo-Messiah) ( Messiah of Setúbal ; 1505–1542), Portuguese shoemaker and Jewish pseudo-Messiah
- Luis Días (musician) (1952–2009), Dominican rock and jazz musician
- Luiz Carlos Dias (* 1964), Catholic clergyman, auxiliary bishop in São Paulo
- Luís Henrique Dias (* 1960), Brazilian soccer goalkeeper
- Luísa Costa Dias (1956–2011), Portuguese photographer
- Luiz Gustavo Dias (* 1987), Brazilian soccer player
M.
- Manuel Dias (1905– ??), Portuguese athlete
- Manuel Hélder Vieira Dias Junior (called Kopelipa ), Angolan politician and general
- Manuel Madureira Dias (* 1936), Portuguese clergyman, Bishop of Faro
- Márcio Paulo de Oliveira Dias (* 1938), Brazilian diplomat
- Marcus Vinícius Dias (1923–1992), Brazilian basketball player
- Mariana Dias Ximenes (* 1983), East Timorese marathon runner
- Martin Dias (* 1936), Guyanese weightlifter
- Miguel Dias (* 1968), Dutch boxer
N
- Nilson Dias (* 1952), Brazilian soccer player
P
- Paulo Celso Dias do Nascimento (* 1963), Brazilian clergyman, auxiliary bishop in Rio de Janeiro
- Pedro Dias (* 1982), Portuguese judoka
- Pedro Henrique Dias de Amorim (* 1992), Brazilian soccer player
R.
- Ranil Dias (* 1957), Sri Lankan sailor
- Raphael Dias Belloli (* 1996), Brazilian soccer player, see Raphinha
- Roberto Dias (1943–2007), Brazilian soccer player
- Robson Dias (* 1983), Brazilian racing cyclist
- Rúben Dias (* 1997), Portuguese football player
S.
- Sandro Dias ( Gustavo ; * 1975), Brazilian skateboarder
- Selma Vaz Dias (1911–1977), Dutch-British actress
- Silvia Dias (* 1986), Portuguese singer
- Steven Dias (* 1983), Indian soccer player
T
- Tiago Manuel Dias Correia (* 1990), Portuguese football player, see Bebé
V
- Vanderley Dias Marinho (* 1987), Brazilian soccer player
- Vilson Dias de Oliveira (* 1958), Brazilian religious, Bishop of Limeira
- Virgílio Maria Dias Marçal (* 1954), East Timorese politician
W.
- Wellington Dias (* 1962), Brazilian politician
- Wije Dias (* 1941), Sri Lankan Trotskyist
See also:
