The D dominant ninth chord (abbreviated D9 chord) is a five-note chord consisting of the notes D, F, A, C, and E. The chord is formed by adding a major ninth to the D dominant seventh chord.

In practice, the fifth (A) is sometimes omitted from the D9 chord because it's not always possible to play all notes simultaneously.

Name
D dominant ninth chord
Notes
DFACE
Intervals
13579
Chord symbol
D9
Type
Pentad (five-note chord)

D9 chord on piano

D9 chord on guitar

D9 chord on ukulele

D9 chord on the staff

Translations of D9 chord

Bulgarian
Ре доминантов нонакорд
Chinese (Simplified)
D属九和弦
Chinese (Traditional)
D屬九和弦
French
accord de Ré neuvième dominante
German
D-Dominant-Nonenakkord
Indonesian
akor D dominan kesembilan
Italian
accordo di Re nona di dominante
Japanese
D ドミナントナインスコード
Korean
D dominant ninth chord
Polish
akord d dominantowy nonowy
Portuguese
acorde de Ré de 9ª dominante
Russian
ре-доминантнонаккорд
Spanish
acorde de re dominante con novena
Swedish
dominant D-9-ackord
Turkish
Re dominant dokuzlu raporu
Ukrainian
ре домінантний нонакорд
Vietnamese
hợp âm Rê át 9