dōˈnary noun

A thing given to a sacred use

dōˈnatary noun (Scots law; historical)

A person to whom lands escheated to the crown were made over

dōnateˈ transitive verb

1. (a back-formation from donation) to give as gift
2. To contribute, esp to charity

dōˈnative (or /donˈ/) noun

1. A gift
2. A gratuity
3. A benefice presented by the founder or patron without reference to the bishop

Vested or vesting by donation

dōnāˈtor noun

A person who makes a gift, a donor

dōˈnatory (or /donˈ/) noun

A recipient

dōneeˈ noun

The person to whom a gift is made

dōˈning noun (informal; back-formation from donor below)

The act of donating (eg blood)

dōˈnor noun

1. A giver
2. A benefactor
3. A person who (or animal that) provides blood, semen, or tissue or organs for use in transplant surgery
4. An impurity in semiconductor material which increases the conductivity by contributing electrons (electronics)

donor card noun

A card carried by a person willing to have (sometimes specified) parts of his or her body used in transplant surgery in the event of his or her death

donor insemination noun

Artificial insemination using semen from a donor