The slideshows below run through each chord inversion. The “root” inversion is the one where the leftmost note being played is an D#/Eb.

D#/Eb (“D#/Eb major” / D#/Ebmaj)

D#/Ebm (“D#/Eb minor” / D#/Ebmin / D#/Ebm)

D#/Eb7 (“D#/Eb seven”)

D#/Ebm7 (“D#/Eb minor seven” / D#/Ebmin7)

D#/EbM7 (“D#/Eb major seven” / D#/Ebmaj7)

D#/EbmM7 (“D#/Eb minor major seven”)

D#/Eb7b5 (“D#/Eb seven flat five”)
D#/Eb7#5 (“D#/Eb seven sharp five”)
D#/Ebm7b5 (“D#/Eb minor seven flat five” / D#/Ebmin7b5)
D#/Eb7b9 (“D#/Eb seven flat nine”)

D#/Eb6 (“D#/Eb six”)

D#/Ebm6 (“D#/Eb minor six” / D#/Ebmin6)

D#/Eb69 (“D#/Eb six nine”)

D#/Eb9 (“D#/Eb nine”)

D#/Ebm9 (“D#/Eb minor nine” / D#/Ebmin9)

D#/EbM9 (“D#/Eb major nine” / D#/Ebmaj9)
D#/Ebadd9 (“D#/Eb add nine”)
D#/Eb11 (“D#/Eb eleven”)
D#/Ebm11 (“D#/Eb minor eleven” / D#/Ebmin11)
D#/Eb13 (“D#/Eb thirteen”)

D#/Ebsus2 (“D#/Eb sus two”)

D#/Ebsus4 (“D#/Eb sus four”)

D#/Eb7sus2 (“D#/Eb seven sus two”)

D#/Eb7sus4 (“D#/Eb seven sus four”)

D#/Ebdim (“D#/Eb diminished”)

D#/Ebdim7 (“D#/Eb diminished seven”)

D#/Ebø (“D#/Eb half diminished”)

D#/Ebaug (“D#/Eb augmented”)