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Dacicus

Dācicus

noun

a gold coin of Domitian

dactylicus

adjective

dactylic

dactylus

noun

(a finger)

daedalus

adjective

skilful

Dama

Dāma

noun

a slave's name

damiurgus

dāmiūrgus

noun

(Doric

damma

noun

a deer

damnatio

damnātīō

noun

condemnation

damnatorius

damnātōrius

adjective

damnatory

damnatus

damnātus

adjective

condemned

damno

damnō

verb

to adjudge guilty

damnose

damnōsē

adverb

ruinously

damnosus

damnōsus

adjective

injurious

damnum

noun

hurt

daps

noun

a solemn feast

datio

datiō

noun

a giving

dator

noun

a giver

dē

preposition

[of separation in space] from

dea

noun

a goddess

dealbo

dealbō

verb

to whiten

deambulatio

deambulātiō

noun

a walking abroad

deambulo

deambulō

verb

to walk abroad

deamo

deamō

verb

to be in love with

dearmatus

dearmātus

adjective

disarmed

debacchor

dēbacchor

verb

to rave

debellator

dēbellātor

noun

a conqueror

debello

dēbellō

verb

to fight out

debens

dēbēns

noun

a debtor

debeo

dēbeō

verb

to withhold

debilis

dēbilis

adjective

lame

debilitas

dēbilitās

noun

lameness

debilitatio

dēbilitātiō

noun

a laming

debilito

dēbilitō

verb

to lame

debitio

dēbitiō

noun

an owing

debitor

dēbitor

noun

a debtor

debitum

dēbitum

noun

what is owing

debitus

dēbitus

adjective

due

decanto

dēcantō

verb

to sing off

decedo

dēcēdō

verb

to go away

decem

adjective

ten

December

adjective

of the tenth

decempeda

noun

a ten-foot pole

decempedator

decempedātor

noun

a landmeasurer

decemplex

adjective

tenfold

decem primi

decem prīmī

noun

the heads of the ten decuriae forming the senate in a colony or municipal town

decemscalmus

adjective

ten-thowled

decemvir

noun

[plural] a commission of ten men

decemviralis

decemvirālis

adjective

decemviral

decemviratus

decemvirātus

noun

the decemvirate

decens

decēns

adjective

seemly

decenter

adverb

becomingly

decentia

noun

comeliness

deceo

deceō

verb

to be seemly

deceptus

dēceptus

participle

p. of decipio

decerno

dēcernō

verb

[officially] to decide

decerpo

dēcerpō

verb

to pluck off

decertatio

dēcertātiō

noun

a decisive struggle

decerto

dēcertō

verb

to go through a contest

decessio

dēcessiō

noun

a going away

decessor

dēcessor

noun

a retiring officer

decessus

dēcessus

noun

a going away

decet

cross-reference

decido

dēcidō

verb

to fall down

decido

dēcīdō

verb

to cut off

deciens

deciēns

adjective

ten times

decies

deciēs

adjective

ten times

decima

noun

[sc. pars] a tenth part

decimanus

decimānus

adjective

of the tenth part

decimum

adverb

for the tenth time

decimus

adjective

[of a series] the tenth

decipio

dēcipiō

verb

to catch

decisio

dēcīsiō

noun

a decision

declamatio

dēclāmātiō

noun

practice in public speaking

declamator

dēclāmātor

noun

a speaker for show

declamatorius

dēclāmātōrius

adjective

declamatory

declamito

dēclāmitō

verb

to practise declamation

declamo

dēclāmō

verb

to practise public speaking

declaratio

dēclārātiō

noun

a making clear

declaro

dēclārō

verb

to disclose

declinatio

dēclīnātiō

noun

a bending aside

declino

dēclīnō

verb

to bend aside

declivis

dēclīvis

adjective

inclining downwards

declivitas

dēclīvitās

noun

a slope

decocta

noun

[sc. aqua] water boiled down

decoctor

dēcoctor

noun

a spendthrift

decoctus

dēcoctus

adjective

ripe

decolor

dēcolor

adjective

deprived of color

decoloratio

dēcolōrātiō

noun

a discoloring

decoloro

dēcolōrō

verb

to discolor

decoquo

dēcoquō

verb

to boil away

decor

noun

comeliness

decore

decōrē

adverb

suitably

decoro

decorō

verb

to adorn

decorum

decōrum

noun

seemliness

decorus

decōrus

adjective

becoming

decrepitus

dēcrepitus

adjective

very old

decresco

dēcrēscō

verb

to grow less

decretum

dēcrētum

noun

a decree

decretus

dēcrētus

participle

p. of decerno

decuma

noun

[sc. pars] a tenth part

decumanus

decumānus

adjective

of the tenth part

decumas

adjective

subject to tithes

decumbo

dēcumbō

verb

to lie down

decumus

adjective

[of a series] the tenth

decuria

noun

decem

decuriatio

decuriātiō

noun

a dividing into decuriae

decuriatus

decuriātus

noun

a dividing into decuriae

decurio

decuriō

noun

the chief of a decuria

decurio

decuriō

verb

to divide into decuriae

decurro

dēcurrō

verb

to run down

decursus

dēcursus

noun

a running down

decursus

dēcursus

participle

p. of decurro

decurtatus

dēcurtātus

adjective

cut off

decus

noun

grace

decusso

decussō

verb

to divide crosswise (in the form of an X)

decussus

dēcussus

participle

p. of decutio

decutio

dēcūtiō

verb

to shake off

dedeceo

dēdeceō

verb

to be unseemly

dedecoro

dēdecorō

verb

to disgrace

dedecorus

dēdecōrus

adjective

dishonoring

dedecus

dēdecus

noun

disgrace

dedicatio

dēdicātiō

noun

a consecration

dedico

dēdicō

verb

to dedicate

dedignor

dēdīgnor

verb

to reject as unworthy

dedisco

dēdiscō

verb

to unlearn

dediticius

dēditīcius

adjective

surrendered

deditio

dēditiō

noun

a giving up

deditus

dēditus

adjective

given up

dedo

dēdō

verb

to give away

dedoceo

dēdoceō

verb

to cause to unlearn

dedoleo

dedoleō

verb

to cease grieving

deduco

dēdūcō

verb

to lead away

deductio

dēductiō

noun

a leading away

deductus

dēductus

adjective

lowered

deerro

deerrō

verb

to wander away

defatigatio

dēfatīgātiō

noun

a wearying

defatigo

dēfatīgō

verb

to weary out

defectio

dēfectiō

noun

a failing

defector

noun

a deserter

defectus

dēfectus

adjective

weak

defectus

dēfectus

noun

a falling away

defendo

dēfendō

verb

to ward off

defensio

dēfēnsiō

noun

a defending

defensito

dēfēnsitō

verb

to defend often

defenso

dēfēnsō

verb

to defend diligently

defensor

dēfēnsor

noun

an averter

defero

dēferō

verb

to bring away

defervesco

dēfervēscō

verb

to cease raging

defessus

dēfessus

adjective

worn out

defetigatio

dēfetīgātiō

noun

a wearying

defetigo

dēfetīgō

verb

to weary out

defetiscor

dēfetīscor

verb

to become tired

deficio

dēficiō

verb

[intransitively] to withdraw

defigo

dēfīgō

verb

to fasten

defingo

dēfingō

verb

to disfigure

definio

dēfīniō

verb

to bound

definite

dēfīnītē

adverb

precisely

definitio

dēfīnītiō

noun

a limiting

definitivus

dēfīnītīvus

adjective

definitive

definitus

dēfīnītus

adjective

limited

defio

dēfīō

verb

[intransitively] to withdraw

defixus

dēfīxus

participle

p. of defigo

deflagratio

dēflagrātiō

noun

a burning up

deflagro

dēflagrō

verb

to burn down

deflecto

dēflectō

verb

[transitively] to bend aside

defleo

dēfleō

verb

to weep over

deflexus

dēflexus

participle

p. of deflecto

defloresco

dēflōrēscō

verb

to drop blossoms

defluo

dēfluō

verb

to flow down

defodio

dēfodiō

verb

to dig deep

defore

dēfore

cross-reference

fut. inf. of desum

deformatio

dēfōrmātiō

noun

a deforming

deformis

dēfōrmis

adjective

misshapen

deformitas

dēfōrmitās

noun

ugliness

deformo

dēfōrmō

verb

to bring into shape

deformo

dēfōrmō

verb

to bring out of shape

defossus

dēfossus

participle

p. of defodio

defraudo

dēfraudō

verb

to defraud

defrenatus

dēfrēnātus

adjective

unrestrained

defrico

dēfricō

verb

to rub off

defringo

dēfringō

verb

to break off

defrudo

defrūdō

verb

to defraud

defrutum

dēfrutum

noun

must boiled down

defugio

dēfugiō

verb

to run off

defunctus

dēfūnctus

participle

p. of defungor

defundo

dēfundō

verb

to pour down

defungor

dēfungor

verb

to have done with

defututus

dēfūtūtus

adjective

exhausted

degener

dēgener

adjective

inferior to ancestors

degeneratum

dēgenerātum

noun

baseness

degenero

dēgenerō

verb

to be inferior to ancestors

dego

dēgō

verb

[of time] to spend

degrandino

dēgrandinō

verb

to stop hailing

degravo

dēgravō

verb

to weigh down

degredior

dēgredior

verb

to go down

degrunnio

dēgrunniō

verb

to grunt out

degusto

dēgustō

verb

to taste

dehinc

adverb

from this time

dehisco

dehīscō

verb

to part

dehonestamentum

dehonestāmentum

noun

that which disfigures

dehonesto

dehonestō

verb

to disgrace

dehortor

verb

to advise to the contrary

deicio

dēiciō

verb

to throw down

deiectio

dēiectiō

noun

[in law] an ejection

deiectus

dēiectus

noun

a throwing down

deiectus

dēiectus

adjective

thrown down

deiero

dēierō

verb

* de_ierus

deiicio

dēiiciō

verb

to throw down

dein

adverb

[in space] then

deinceps

adverb

in space

deinde

adverb

[in space] then

delabor

dēlābor

verb

to fall

delamentor

dēlāmentor

verb

to lament

delapsus

dēlapsus

participle

p. of delabor

delasso

dēlassō

verb

to wear out

delatio

dēlātiō

noun

an accusation

delator

dēlātor

noun

an informer

delatus

dēlātus

participle

p. of defero

delectabilis

dēlectābilis

adjective

delightful

delectamentum

dēlectāmentum

noun

a delight

delectatio

dēlectātiō

noun

a delighting

delecto

dēlectō

verb

to allure

delectus

dēlēctus

noun

a choosing

delectus

dēlēctus

adjective

picked

delectus

dēlēctus

noun

see dilectus

delegatio

dēlēgātiō

noun

an assignment (of debt)

delego

dēlēgō

verb

to send away

delego

dēlegō

cross-reference

delenimentum

dēlēnīmentum

noun

a blandishment

delenio

dēlēniō

verb

to soothe

delenitor

dēlēnītor

noun

a soother

deleo

dēleō

verb

to erase

deletrix

dēlētrīx

noun

a destroyer

deliberabundus

dēlīberābundus

adjective

pondering

deliberatio

dēlīberātiō

noun

a deliberation

deliberativus

dēlīberātīvus

adjective

deliberative

deliberator

dēlīberātor

noun

one who ponders

deliberatus

dēlīberātus

adjective

resolved upon

delibero

dēlīberō

verb

to weigh well

delibo

dēlībō

verb

to take

delibro

dēlibrō

verb

to take off the rind

delibutus

dēlibūtus

adjective

anointed

delicate

dēlicātē

adverb

delicately

delicatus

dēlicātus

adjective

alluring

delicia

dēlicia

noun

a delight

deliciola

dēliciola

noun

a darling

delicium

dēlicium

noun

a sweetheart

delictum

dēlīctum

noun

a fault

deligo

dēligō

verb

to bind together

deligo

dēligō

verb

to choose

delino

dēlinō

verb

to rub off

delinquo

dēlinquō

verb

to fail

deliquesco

deliquēscō

verb

to melt away

deliratio

dēlīrātiō

noun

giddiness

deliro

dēlīrō

verb

to be crazy

delirus

dēlīrus

adjective

silly

delitesco

dēlitēscō

verb

to hide away

delitigo

dēlītigō

verb

to scold

delitisco

dēlitīscō

verb

to hide away

delitus

dēlitus

participle

p. of delino

delphinus

delphīnus

noun

a dolphin

delubrum

dēlūbrum

noun

a place of cleansing

deludo

dēlūdō

verb

to play false

delumbo

dēlumbō

verb

to enervate

delusus

dēlūsus

participle

p. of deludo

demadesco

demadēscō

verb

to become wet

demando

dēmandō

verb

to give in charge

demano

dēmānō

verb

to flow down

demens

dēmēns

adjective

out of one's senses

demensum

dēmēnsum

noun

an allowance

demensus

dēmēnsus

participle

p. of demetior

dementer

dēmenter

adverb

foolishly

dementia

dēmentia

noun

insanity

demereo

dēmereō

verb

to deserve well of

demereor

dēmereor

verb

to deserve well of

demergo

dēmergō

verb

to sink

demersus

dēmersus

participle

p. of demergo

demessus

dēmessus

participle

p. of demeto

demetior

dēmētior

verb

to measure off

demetor

dēmētor

verb

and pass

demeto

dēmētō

verb

to measure out

demeto

dēmetō

verb

to mow

demetor

dēmētor

cross-reference

demigratio

dēmigrātiō

noun

an emigration

demigro

dēmigrō

verb

to migrate

deminuo

dēminuō

verb

to make smaller

deminutio

dēminūtiō

noun

a diminution

demiror

dēmīror

verb

to wonder

demisse

dēmissē

adverb

low

demissio

dēmissiō

noun

a letting down

demissus

dēmissus

adjective

[of places] lowered

demitigo

dēmītigō

verb

to make mild

demitto

demittō

verb

to send down

demiurgus

dēmiūrgus

noun

(Doric

demiurgus

dēmīūrgus

cross-reference

demo

dēmō

verb

to take away

demolior

dēmōlior

verb

to throw down

demolitio

dēmōlītiō

noun

a tearing down

demonstratio

dēmōnstrātiō

noun

a showing

demonstrativus

dēmōnstrātīvus

adjective

designating

demonstrator

dēmōnstrātor

noun

one who points out

demonstro

dēmōnstrō

verb

to point out

demorior

dēmorior

verb

to die off

demoror

dēmoror

verb

to retard

demortuus

dēmortuus

participle

p. of demorior

demoveo

dēmoveō

verb

to move away

demptus

dēmptus

participle

p. of demo

demugitus

dēmūgītus

adjective

bellowing

demulceo

dēmulceō

verb

to stroke down

demum

dēmum

adverb

at length

demuneror

dēmūneror

verb

to fee

demurmuro

dēmurmurō

verb

to mutter over

demutatio

dēmūtātīō

noun

a degeneracy

demuto

dēmūtō

verb

to change

denarius

dēnārius

adjective

containing ten each

denarro

dēnārrō

verb

to tell

denato

dēnatō

verb

to swim down

denego

dēnegō

verb

to reject

deni

dēnī

adjective

(gen. de_nu_m; de_no_rum)

denicalis

dēnicālis

adjective

purifying from death

denique

dēnique

adverb

and thenceforward

denomino

dēnōminō

verb

to call

denormo

dēnōrmō

verb

to disfigure

denoto

dēnotō

verb

to mark out

dens

dēns

noun

a tooth

dense

dēnsē

adverb

closely

denseo

dēnseō

verb

to make thick

denso

dēnsō

verb

to make thick

densus

dēnsus

adjective

thick

dentale

dentāle

noun

the share-beam (of a plough)

dentatus

dentātus

adjective

having teeth

denubo

dēnūbō

verb

to marry away

denudo

dēnūdō

verb

to lay bare

denuntiatio

dēnūntiātiō

noun

an indication

denuntio

dēnūntiō

verb

to announce

denuo

dēnuō

adverb

once more

denus

dēnus

adjective

for * dec-nus

deonero

deonerō

verb

to unload

deorsum

adverb

of motion

deorsus

adverb

of motion

depaciscor

dēpacīscor

cross-reference

depasco

dēpāscō

verb

to feed down

depascor

dēpāscor

verb

to eat up

depecto

dēpectō

verb

to comb off

depectus

dēpectus

participle

p. of depeciscor

depeculator

dēpecūlātor

noun

a plunderer

depeculor

dēpecūlor

verb

to despoil

depello

dēpellō

verb

to drive out

dependeo

dēpendeō

verb

to hang from

dependo

dēpendō

verb

to pay

deperdo

dēperdō

verb

to destroy

depereo

dēpereō

verb

to go to ruin

depexus

dēpexus

participle

p. of depecto

depictus

dēpictus

participle

p. of depingo

depingo

dēpīngō

verb

to depict

deplango

dēplangō

verb

to bewail

deploro

deplōrō

verb

to weep bitterly

depluo

dēpluō

verb

to rain down

depono

dēpōnō

verb

to lay away

depopulatio

dēpopulātiō

noun

a laying waste

depopulator

dēpopulātor

noun

a marauder

depopulor

dēpopulor

verb

to lay waste

deporto

dēportō

verb

to carry down

deposco

dēpōscō

verb

to demand

depositum

dēpositum

noun

a deposit

depositus

dēpositus

participle

p. of depono

depraendo

dēpraendō

verb

to take away

depraendo

dēpraendō

cross-reference

depravate

dēprāvāte

adverb

corruptly

depravatio

dēprāvātiō

noun

a distortion

depravo

dēprāvō

verb

to distort

deprecabundus

dēprecābundus

adjective

earnestly entreating

deprecatio

dēprecātiō

noun

an averting by prayer

deprecator

dēprecātor

noun

an averter

deprecor

dēprecor

verb

to avert by prayer

deprehendo

dēprehendō

verb

to take away

deprehensio

dēprehēnsiō

noun

a catching

deprehensus

dēprehēnsus

participle

p. of deprehendo

deprendo

dēprēndō

verb

to take away

deprendo

dēprēndō

cross-reference

deprensus

dēprēnsus

participle

p. of deprehendo

depressus

dēpressus

adjective

sunken

deprimo

dēprimō

verb

to press down

deproelior

dēproelior

verb

p. praes.

depromo

dēprōmō

verb

to draw out

depropero

dēproperō

verb

to hasten

depso

depsō

verb

to knead

depudet

dēpudet

verb

impers

depugis

dēpūgis

adjective

without buttocks

depugno

dēpūgnō

verb

to fight decisively

depulsio

dēpulsiō

noun

a driving off

depulsor

dēpulsor

noun

a destroyer

depulsus

dēpulsus

participle

p. of depello

deputo

dēputō

verb

to cut off

depygis

depȳgis

adjective

without buttocks

derecte

dērēctē

adverb

directly

derecto

dērēctō

adverb

directly

derectus

dērēctus

adjective

straight

derego

dēregō

verb

to lay straight

derelictio

dērelictiō

noun

an abandoning

derelictus

dērelictus

adjective

solitary

derelinquo

dērelinquō

verb

to forsake wholly

derepente

dērepentē

adverb

suddenly

derepo

dērēpō

verb

to crawl down

dereptus

dēreptus

participle

p. of deripio

derideo

dērīdeō

verb

to laugh at

deridiculus

dērīdīculus

adjective

very laughable

derigesco

dērigēscō

verb

to become stiff

derigo

dērigō

verb

to lay straight

deripio

dēripiō

verb

to tear off

derisor

dērīsor

noun

a mocker

derisus

dērīsus

noun

mockery

derisus

dērīsus

participle

p. of derideo

derivatio

dērīvātiō

noun

a leading off

derivo

dērīvō

verb

to lead off

derogatio

dērogātiō

noun

a partial abrogation

derogo

dērogō

verb

to repeal in part

derosus

dērōsus

adjective

gnawed away

deruo

dēruō

verb

to take away

deruptus

dēruptus

adjective

broken

desaevio

dēsaeviō

verb

to rave furiously

descendo

dēscendō

verb

to climb down

descensio

dēscēnsiō

noun

a descending

descensus

dēscēnsus

noun

a descent

descisco

dēscīscō

verb

to withdraw

describo

dēscrībō

verb

(often confounded with discribo)

descripte

dēscrīptē

adverb

in an orderly manner

descriptio

dēscrīptiō

noun

a marking out

descriptus

dēscrīptus

adjective

precisely ordered

deseco

dēsecō

verb

to cut off

desero

dēserō

verb

to leave

desertor

dēsertor

noun

one who forsakes

desertus

dēsertus

adjective

deserted

deservio

dēserviō

verb

to serve zealously

deses

dēses

adjective

inactive

desideo

dēsideō

verb

to sit long

desiderabilis

dēsīderābilis

adjective

wanted

desideratio

dēsīderātiō

noun

a desiring

desideratus

dēsīderātus

participle

p. of desidero

desiderium

dēsīderium

noun

a longing

desidero

dēsīderō

verb

to long for

desidia

dēsidia

noun

a sitting idle

desidiosus

dēsidiōsus

adjective

slothful

desido

dēsīdō

verb

to sink

designatio

dēsīgnātiō

noun

a marking out

designator

dēsīgnātor

cross-reference

designatus

dēsīgnātus

participle

p. of designo

designo

dēsīgnō

verb

to mark out

desilio

dēsiliō

verb

to leap down

desino

dēsinō

verb

to leave off

desipiens

dēsipiēns

adjective

foolish

desipio

dēsipiō

verb

to be void of understanding

desisto

dēsistō

verb

to leave off

desitus

dēsitus

participle

p. of desino

desolo

dēsōlō

verb

to leave alone

despecto

dēspectō

verb

to look down upon

despectus

dēspectus

noun

a looking down upon

despectus

dēspectus

adjective

contemptible

desperanter

dēspēranter

adverb

hopelessly

desperatio

dēspērātiō

noun

hopelessness

desperatus

dēspērātus

adjective

given up

despero

dēspērō

verb

to be hopeless

despicatio

dēspicātiō

noun

contempt

despicatus

dēspicātus

adjective

in contempt

despicatus

dēspicātus

noun

contempt

despiciendus

dēspiciendus

adjective

contemptible

despiciens

dēspiciēns

adjective

contemptuous

despicientia

dēspicientia

noun

a despising

despicio

dēspiciō

verb

to look down upon

despolio

despoliō

verb

to rob

despondeo

dēspondeō

verb

to promise to give

despumo

dēspūmō

verb

to skim off

despuo

dēspuō

verb

to spit out

destillo

dēstīllō

verb

to drip

destinatio

dēstinātiō

noun

an assignment

destinatum

dēstinātum

noun

a mark

destinatus

dēstinātus

adjective

fixed

destino

dēstinō

verb

to make fast

destiti

dēstitī

cross-reference

perf. of desisto

destituo

dēstituō

verb

to set down

destitutio

dēstitūtiō

noun

an abandonment

destitutus

dēstitūtus

participle

p. of destituo

destrictus

dēstrictus

adjective

severe

destringo

dēstringō

verb

to strip off

destruo

dēstruō

verb

to tear down

desubito

dēsubitō

adverb

on a sudden

desudo

dēsūdō

verb

to sweat

desuefactus

dēsuēfactus

adjective

estranged

desuetudo

dēsuētūdō

noun

disuse

desuetus

dēsuētus

adjective

disused

desultor

dēsultor

noun

a vaulter

desultorius

dēsultōrius

adjective

of a vaulter

desum

dēsum

verb

to be away

desumo

dēsūmō

verb

to take

desuper

dēsuper

adverb

of motion

desurgo

dēsurgō

verb

to rise

detego

dētegō

verb

to uncover

detendo

dētendō

verb

to unstretch

detentus

dētentus

participle

p. of detineo

detergeo

dētergeō

verb

to wipe off

deterior

dēterior

adjective

lower

deterius

dēterius

adverb

worse

determinatio

dēterminātiō

noun

a boundary

determino

dēterminō

verb

to enclose

detero

dēterō

verb

to rub away

deterreo

dēterreō

verb

to frighten off

detersus

dētersus

participle

p. of detergeo

detestabilis

dētestābilis

adjective

execrable

detestandus

adjective

execrable

detestatio

dētestātiō

noun

the invocation of a curse

detestatus

dētestātus

adjective

accursed

detestor

dētestor

verb

to curse

detexo

dētexō

verb

to weave

detineo

dētineō

verb

to hold off

detondeo

dētondeō

verb

to shear off

detono

dētonō

verb

to thunder down

detonsus

dētōnsus

participle

p. of detondeo

detorqueo

dētorqueō

verb

to bend aside

detractatio

dētrāctātiō

noun

a declining

detractator

detrāctātor

noun

a diminisher

detractio

dētrāctiō

noun

a taking away

detracto

dētrāctō

verb

to decline

detractor

dētrāctor

noun

a disparager

detractus

dētrāctus

participle

p. of detraho

detraho

dētrahō

verb

to draw off

detrectatio

dētrectātiō

noun

a declining

detrectator

dētrectātor

noun

a diminisher

detrecto

dētrectō

verb

to decline

detrimentosus

dētrīmentōsus

adjective

hurtful

detrimentum

dētrīmentum

noun

that which is worn away

detritus

dētrītus

participle

p. of detero

detrudo

dētrūdō

verb

to thrust away

detrunco

dētruncō

verb

to lop

detrusus

dētrūsus

participle

p. of detrudo

deturbo

dēturbō

verb

to thrust down

deunx

deūnx

noun

eleven twelfths

deuro

deūrō

verb

to burn up

deus

noun

a god

deutor

deūtor

cross-reference

to maltreat

devasto

dēvāstō

verb

to lay waste

deveho

devehō

verb

to carry down

devello

dēvellō

cross-reference

develo

dēvēlō

verb

to unveil

deveneror

dēveneror

verb

to reverence

devenio

dēveniō

verb

to come

deverbero

dēverberō

verb

to thrash

deversor

dēversor

verb

to tarry

deversor

dēversor

noun

a guest

deversoriolum

dēversōriolum

noun

a small lodging-place

deversorium

dēversōrium

noun

an inn

deverticulum

dēverticulum

noun

a by-road

deverto

dēvertō

verb

to turn away

devertor

dēvertor

verb

to turn away

devexus

dēvexus

adjective

inclining

devictus

dēvīctus

participle

p. of devinco

devincio

dēvinciō

verb

to bind fast

devinco

dēvincō

verb

to conquer completely

devinctus

dēvinctus

adjective

devoted

devitatio

dēvītātiō

noun

an avoiding

devito

dēvītō

verb

to avoid

devius

dēvius

adjective

off the road

devoco

dēvocō

verb

to call off

devolo

dēvolō

verb

to fly down

devolvo

dēvolvō

verb

to roll down

devoro

dēvorō

verb

to swallow

devorsor

dēvorsor

verb

to tarry

devorsor

dēvorsor

cross-reference

devorsorium

dēvorsōrium

noun

an inn

devorticulum

dēvorticulum

noun

a by-road

devortium

dēvortium

cross-reference

a by-way

devorto

dēvortō

verb

to turn away

devorto

dēvortō

cross-reference

devortor

dēvortor

verb

to turn away

devotio

dēvōtiō

noun

a self-sacrifice

devotus

dēvōtus

adjective

bowed

devoveo

dēvoveō

verb

to vow

dextella

noun

a little right hand

dexter

adjective

to the right

dexter

adjective

to the right

dextera

noun

the right hand

dextere

dexterē

adverb

dexterously

dexteritas

dexteritās

noun

dexterity

dextimus

adjective

[sup. of dexter] far to the right

dextra

dextrā

cross-reference

on the right of

dextra

noun

the right hand

dextre

dextrē

adverb

dexterously

dextrorsum

dextrōrsum

adverb

towards the right side

dextrorsus

dextrōrsus

adverb

towards the right side

dī

cross-reference

plur. nom. of deus

dī

cross-reference

dī

preposition

asunder

diadema

diadēma

noun

a royal headdress

diaeta

noun

a regular mode of living

dialectica

noun

dialectics

dialectice

dialecticē

adverb

logically

dialecticum

noun

logical discussion

dialecticus

adjective

belonging to disputation

Dialis

Diālis

adjective

of Jupiter

dialogus

noun

a discussion

Diana

Diāna

noun

the goddess of light and of the moon

diarium

diārium

noun

a daily ration (only plur.)

dibaphus

noun

a purple robe

dica

noun

a lawsuit

dicacitas

dicācitās

noun

biting wit

dicatio

dicātiō

noun

a formal declaration (in changing one's citizenship)

dicax

dicāx

adjective

talking sharply

dichoreus

dichorēus

noun

a double trochee

dicio

diciō

noun

dominion

dico

dīcō

verb

to say

dico

dicō

verb

to dedicate

dicrotum

noun

dictamnus

noun

dittany (an herb)

dictator

dictātor

noun

in Rome

dictatorius

dictātōrius

adjective

of a dictator

dictatum

dictātum

noun

things dictated

dictatura

dictātūra

noun

the office of a dictator

dictio

dictiō

noun

a saying

dictito

dictitō

verb

to say often

dicto

dīctō

verb

to dictate

dictum

noun

something said

dictus

participle

p. of dico

dictus

noun

the action of speaking or saying

dido

dīdō

verb

[in poetry] to give out

diduco

dīdūcō

verb

to draw apart

diductio

dīductiō

noun

a divergence

diductus

dīductus

participle

p. of diduco

diecula

diēcula

noun

a little while

dies

diēs

noun

day

Diespiter

Diēspiter

noun

Jupiter

diffamo

diffāmō

verb

to make a scandal of

differentia

noun

a difference

differo

differō

verb

to carry apart

differtus

adjective

stuffed

difficilis

adjective

hard

difficiliter

adverb

with difficulty

difficultas

difficultās

noun

difficulty

difficulter

adverb

with difficulty

diffidenter

diffīdenter

adverb

distrustfully

diffidentia

diffīdentia

noun

mistrust

diffido

diffīdō

verb

to distrust

diffindo

diffindō

verb

to cleave asunder

diffingo

diffingō

verb

to transform

diffissus

participle

p. of diffindo

diffisus

diffīsus

participle

p. of diffido

diffiteor

verb

to disavow

diffluo

diffluō

verb

to flow in different directions

diffugio

diffugiō

verb

to fly apart

diffugium

noun

a dispersion

diffundo

diffundō

verb

to spread by pouring

diffuse

diffūsē

adverb

in a scattered manner

diffusus

diffūsus

adjective

spread abroad

diffututus

diffutūtus

adjective

exhausted by indulgence

digamma

noun

the digamma

digero

dīgerō

verb

to force apart

digestio

dīgestiō

noun

an enumeration

digitulus

noun

a little finger

digitus

noun

a finger

digladior

dīgladior

verb

to fight for life and death

dignatio

dīgnātiō

noun

honor

digne

dīgnē

adverb

worthily

dignitas

dīgnitās

noun

worth

digno

dīgnō

verb

to deem worthy

dignor

dīgnor

verb

to deem worthy

dignus

dīgnus

adjective

worthy

digredior

dīgredior

verb

to go apart

digressio

dīgressiō

noun

a parting

digressus

dīgressus

participle

p. of digredior

digressus

dīgressus

noun

a parting

digrunnio

dīgrunniō

cross-reference

dii.

diī.

cross-reference

1. Nom. plur. of deus

diiudicatio

dīiūdicātiō

noun

a judging

diiudico

dīiūdicō

verb

to distinguish

diiunctio

dīiūnctiō

noun

a separation

diiunctus

dīiūnctus

adjective

parted

diiungo

dīiungō

verb

to unyoke

dilabor

dīlābor

verb

to fall asunder

dilacero

dīlacerō

verb

to tear to pieces

dilanio

dīlaniō

verb

to tear to pieces

dilapido

dīlapidō

verb

to throw away

dilapsus

dīlapsus

participle

p. of di_la_bor

dilargior

dīlargior

verb

to give liberally

dilatio

dīlātiō

noun

a putting off

dilato

dīlātō

verb

to spread out

dilator

dīlātor

noun

a delayer

dilatus

dīlātus

participle

p. of differo

dilaudo

dīlaudō

verb

to distinguish by praise

dilectus

dīlēctus

noun

a choosing

dilectus

dīlēctus

adjective

loved

diligens

dīligēns

adjective

industrious

diligenter

dīligenter

adverb

industriously

diligentia

dīligentia

noun

attentiveness

diligo

dīligō

verb

to single out

dilorico

dīlōrīcō

verb

to tear open

diluceo

dīlūceō

verb

to be clear

dilucesco

dīlūcēscō

verb

to grow light

dilucide

dīlūcidē

adverb

plainly

dilucidus

dīlūcidus

adjective

clear

diluculum

dīlūculum

noun

daybreak

diludium

dīlūdium

noun

a resting-time

diluo

dīluō

verb

to wash away

dilutus

dīlūtus

adjective

thin

diluvies

dīluviēs

noun

an inundation

diluvium

dīluvium

noun

an inundation

dimacha

noun

mounted infantry

dimano

dīmānō

verb

to spread abroad

dimensio

dīmēnsiō

noun

a measuring

dimensus

dīmēnsus

participle

p. of di_metior

dimetior

dīmētior

verb

and pass

dimeto

dīmētō

verb

to measure out

dimetor

dīmētor

verb

and pass

dimicatio

dīmicātiō

noun

a fight

dimico

dīmicō

verb

(di_micuisse)

dimidiatus

dīmidiātus

adjective

halved

dimidium

dīmidium

noun

the half

dimidius

dīmidius

adjective

half

diminuo

dīminuō

cross-reference

diminutio

dīminūtiō

noun

a diminution

dimissio

dīmissiō

noun

a sending out

dimissus

dīmissus

noun

a deliverance

dimissus

dīmissus

participle

p. of dimitto

dimitto

dīmittō

verb

to send different ways

dimminuo

dimminuō

verb

to break to pieces

dimoveo

dīmoveō

verb

to move asunder

Dindymene

Dindymēnē

noun

cybele

dinosco

dīnōscō

verb

to know apart

dinumeratio

dīnumerātiō

noun

a counting over

dinumero

dīnumerō

verb

to count

dioecesis

dioecēsis

noun

a governor's jurisdiction

dioecetes

dioecētēs

noun

an overseer of the revenue

Dionysium

Dionȳsium

noun

the festival of Bacchus

diota

diōta

noun

a twohandled vessel

diploma

diplōma

noun

a letter of recommendation

dira

dīra

noun

a bad omen

Dira

Dīra

noun

a fury

directe

dīrēctē

adverb

in a straight line

directo

dīrēctō

cross-reference

directus

dīrēctus

adjective

straight

directus

dīrēctus

cross-reference

diremptus

dīrēmptus

participle

p. of dirimo

diremptus

dīrēmptus

noun

a separation

direptio

dīreptiō

noun

a plundering

direptor

dīreptor

noun

a plunderer

direptus

dīreptus

participle

p. of diripio

diribeo

diribeō

verb

to separate

diribitio

diribitiō

noun

a separation

diribitor

noun

a sorter

dirigo

dīrigō

verb

to lay straight

dirigo

dīrigō

verb

to distribute

dirimo

dirimō

verb

to take apart

diripio

dīripiō

verb

to tear asunder

diritas

dīritās

noun

mischief

dirum

dīrum

noun

[see dirus]

dirumpo

dīrumpō

verb

to break to pieces

diruo

dīruō

verb

to tear asunder

diruptus

dīruptus

participle

p. of dirumpo

dirus

dīrus

adjective

ill - omened

dirutus

dīrutus

participle

p. of diruo

dis

dīs

cross-reference

dis

dīs

adjective

rich

Dis

Dīs

noun

orig. deity

dis

preposition

asunder

discedo

discēdō

verb

to go apart

disceptatio

disceptātiō

noun

a dispute

disceptator

disceptātor

noun

an umpire

disceptatrix

disceptātrīx

noun

an arbitrator

discepto

disceptō

verb

to decide

discerno

discernō

verb

to separate

discerpo

discerpō

verb

to tear in pieces

discessio

discessiō

noun

a separation

discessus

noun

a going asunder

discessus

participle

p. of discedo

discidium

dīscidium

noun

a parting

discinctus

adjective

ungirt

discindo

dīscindō

verb

to tear asunder

discingo

discingō

verb

to ungird

disciplina

disciplīna

noun

instruction

discipula

noun

a female scholar

discipulus

noun

a learner

discissus

dīscissus

participle

p. of discindo

discludo

disclūdō

verb

to keep apart

disclusus

disclūsus

participle

p. of discludo

disco

discō

verb

to learn

discolor

adjective

of another color

disconvenio

disconveniō

verb

to disagree

discordia

noun

disunion

discordiosus

discordiōsus

adjective

full of discord

discordo

discordō

verb

to be at variance

discors

adjective

[people] discordant

discrepans

discrepāns

participle

p. of discrepo

discrepantia

noun

discordance

discrepatio

discrepātiō

noun

a disagreement

discrepo

discrepō

verb

to differ in sound

discretus

discrētus

participle

p. of discerno

discribo

dīscrībō

verb

to distribute

discrimen

discrīmen

noun

that which parts

discrimino

discrīminō

verb

to divide

discriptio

dīscrīptiō

noun

a division

discrucio

discruciō

verb

to rack to pieces

discumbo

discumbō

verb

to lie down

discupio

discupiō

verb

to desire greatly

discurro

discurrō

verb

to run different ways

discursus

participle

p. of discurro

discursus

noun

a running to and fro

discus

noun

a quoit

discussus

participle

p. of discutio

discutio

discutiō

verb

to strike asunder

diserte

disertē

adverb

clearly

disertus

adjective

skilful

disicio

dīsiciō

verb

to throw asunder

disiectus

participle

p. of disicio

disiicio

disiiciō

verb

to throw asunder

disiuncte

disiūnctē

adverb

separately

disiunctio

disiūnctiō

noun

a separation

disiunctus

disiūnctus

adjective

parted

disiungo

disiungō

verb

to unyoke

dispalatus

dispālātus

adjective

straggling

dispar

dispār

adjective

unlike

disparatum

disparātum

noun

[in rhetoric] a direct opposition

dispargo

dīspargō

verb

to scatter

disparilis

adjective

dissimilar

disparo

disparō

verb

to part

dispectus

dīspectus

participle

p. of dispicio

dispello

dispellō

verb

to drive asunder

dispendium

noun

expense

dispensatio

dispēnsātiō

noun

management

dispensator

dispēnsātor

noun

a steward

dispenso

dispēnsō

verb

to disburse

disperdo

disperdō

verb

to spoil

dispereo

dispereō

verb

to go to ruin

dispergo

dīspergō

verb

to scatter

disperse

dīspersē

adverb

here and there

dispersio

dīspersiō

noun

a destruction

dispersus

dīspersus

participle

p. of dispergo

dispertior

verb

to distribute

dispertio

dispertiō

verb

to distribute

dispertitio

dispertītiō

noun

a destruction

dispicio

dīspiciō

verb

to descry

displiceo

displiceō

verb

to displease

displodo

displōdō

verb

to burst

dispono

dispōnō

verb

to place here and there

disposite

dispositē

adverb

orderly

dispositio

dispositiō

noun

a regular disposition

dispositus

participle

p. of dispono

dispositus

noun

a disposition

dispudet

verb

impers

dispulsus

participle

p. of dispello

disputatio

disputātiō

noun

an argument

disputator

disputātor

noun

a disputer

disputo

disputō

verb

to weigh

disquiro

disquīrō

verb

to inquire diligently

disquisitio

disquīsītiō

noun

an inquiry

disrumpo

disrumpō

verb

to break to pieces

disrumpo

disrumpō

cross-reference

disruptus

cross-reference

dissaepio

dissaepiō

verb

(not -se_pio_)

dissemino

dissēminō

verb

to spread abroad

dissensio

dissēnsiō

noun

difference of opinion

dissensus

dissēnsus

participle

p. of dissentio

dissensus

dissēnsus

noun

dissension

dissentaneus

dissentāneus

adjective

disagreeing

dissentio

dissentiō

verb

to differ

disserenasco

disserēnāscō

verb

to clear up

dissero

disserō

verb

to examine

dissero

disserō

verb

to plant here and there

dissertio

dissertiō

noun

a gradual destruction

disserto

dissertō

verb

to discuss

dissertus

adjective

skilful

dissicio

dissiciō

verb

to throw asunder

dissideo

dissideō

verb

to sit apart

dissignatio

dissīgnātiō

noun

an arrangement (v. l. for designatio)

dissignator

dissīgnātor

noun

an undertaker

dissigno

dissīgnō

verb

to unseal

dissilio

dissiliō

verb

to leap asunder

dissimilis

adjective

unlike

dissimiliter

adverb

differently

dissimilitudo

dissimilitūdō

noun

unlikeness

dissimulanter

adverb

dissemblingly

dissimulantia

noun

a dissembling

dissimulatio

dissimulātiō

noun

a disguising

dissimulator

dissimulātor

noun

a dissembler

dissimulo

dissimulō

verb

to make unlike

dissipabilis

dissipābilis

adjective

that may be dispersed

dissipatio

dissipātiō

noun

a scattering

dissipatus

dissipātus

adjective

scattering

dissipo

dissipō

verb

to spread abroad

dissociabilis

dissociābilis

adjective

separating

dissociatio

dissociātiō

noun

a separation

dissocio

dissociō

verb

to put out of union

dissolubilis

dissolūbilis

adjective

that may be dissolved

dissolute

dissolūtē

adverb

loosely

dissolutio

dissolūtiō

noun

a dissolving

dissolutus

dissolūtus

adjective

of discourse

dissolvo

dissolvō

verb

to take apart

dissonus

adjective

dissonant

dissors

adjective

of a different fate

dissuadeo

dissuādeō

verb

to advise against

dissuasio

dissuāsiō

noun

a remonstrance

dissuasor

dissuāsor

noun

an objector

dissulto

dissultō

verb

to leap apart

dissuo

dissuō

verb

to rip open

dissupo

dissupō

cross-reference

dissupo

dissupō

verb

to spread abroad

dissutus

dissūtus

participle

p. of dissuo

distaedet

distāedet

verb

impers

distans

dīstāns

adjective

[in space] remote

distantia

dīstantia

noun

remoteness

distendo

distendō

verb

to stretch asunder

distentus

adjective

engaged

distentus

adjective

distended

distermino

disterminō

verb

to divide

distillo

dīstīllō

verb

to drip

distincte

dīstinctē

adverb

with precision

distinctio

dīstinctiō

noun

a distinguishing

distinctus

dīstinctus

adjective

separated

distinctus

dīstinctus

noun

only abl. sing.

distineo

distineō

verb

to keep asunder

distinguo

dīstinguō

verb

to separate

disto

dīstō

verb

to stand apart

distorqueo

distorqueō

verb

to turn awry

distortio

distortiō

noun

a distorting

distortus

adjective

distorted

distractio

distractiō

noun

a pulling asunder

distractus

participle

p. of distraho

distraho

distrahō

verb

to pull asunder

distribuo

distribuō

verb

to divide

distribute

distribūte

adverb

orderly

distributio

distribūtiō

noun

a division

distributus

distribūtus

participle

p. of distribuo

districtus

dīstrictus

adjective

drawn in opposite ways

distringo

dīstringō

verb

to draw asunder

distuli

distulī

cross-reference

perf. of differo

disturbatio

disturbātiō

noun

destruction

disturbo

disturbō

verb

to drive asunder

ditesco

dītēscō

verb

to grow rich

dithyrambicus

dīthyrambicus

adjective

dithyrambic

dithyrambus

dīthyrambus

noun

a dithyramb

ditia

dītia

noun

wealth

ditio

ditiō

noun

dominion

dito

dītō

verb

to enrich

diu

diū

adverb

by day

diurnus

adjective

of the day

dius

dīus

adjective

godlike

diutinus

diūtinus

adjective

of long duration

diutissime

diūtissimē

adverb

the longest time

diutius

diūtius

adverb

a longer time

diuturnitas

diūturnitās

noun

length of time

diuturnus

diūturnus

adjective

of long duration

diva

dīva

noun

a goddess

divarico

dīvāricō

verb

to spread asunder

divello

dīvellō

verb

to tear apart

divendo

dīvēndō

verb

to sell out

diverbero

dīverberō

verb

to strike asunder

diverbium

dīverbium

noun

a dialogue

diverse

dīversē

adverb

in different directions

diversitas

dīversitās

noun

contrariety

diversor

dīversor

noun

a guest

diversorium

dīversōrium

noun

an inn

diversorium

dīversōrium

cross-reference

diversus

dīversus

adjective

turned different ways

diverticulum

dīverticulum

noun

a by-road

divertium

dīvertium

noun

a parting

diverto

dīvertō

verb

to turn away

divertor

dīvertor

verb

to turn away

dives

dīves

adjective

rich

divexo

dīvexō

verb

to pull asunder

divido

dīvidō

verb

to divide

dividuus

dīviduus

adjective

divisible

divinatio

dīvīnātiō

noun

miraculous knowledge

divine

dīvīnē

adverb

by divine inspiration

divinitas

dīvīnitās

noun

godhead

divinitus

dīvīnitus

adverb

from heaven

divino

dīvīnō

verb

to foresee

divinus

dīvīnus

adjective

of a god

divisio

dīvīsiō

noun

a division

divisor

dīvīsor

noun

one who distributes

divisus

dīvīsus

participle

p. of divido

divisus

dīvīsus

noun

a division

divitia

dīvitia

noun

riches

divolgatus

dīvolgātus

adjective

widespread

divolgo

dīvolgō

verb

to spread among the people

divolsus

dīvolsus

participle

p. of divello

divorse

dīvorsē

adverb

in different directions

divorsus

dīvorsus

adjective

turned different ways

divortium

dīvortium

noun

a parting

divulgatus

dīvulgātus

adjective

widespread

divulgo

dīvulgō

verb

to spread among the people

divum

dīvum

noun

the sky

divus

dīvus

adjective

of a deity

divus

dīvus

noun

a god

dō

verb

to hand over

doceo

doceō

verb

to cause to know

dochmius

noun

the dochmius (a foot in verse

docilis

adjective

easily taught

docilitas

docilitās

noun

teachableness

docte

doctē

adverb

learnedly

doctor

noun

a teacher

doctrina

doctrīna

noun

teaching

doctus

adjective

learned

documentum

noun

a lesson

Dodona

Dōdōna

noun

a city of Epirus

dodrans

dōdrāns

noun

a quarter off

dodrantarius

dōdrantārius

adjective

of three fourths

dogma

noun

a philosophic tenet

dolabra

dolābra

noun

a mattock

dolens

dolēns

adjective

causing pain

dolenter

adverb

painfully

doleo

doleō

verb

to feel pain

doliolum

dōliolum

noun

a small cask

dolium

dōlium

noun

a large

dolo

dolō

noun

an ironpointed staff

dolo

dolō

verb

to chip with an axe

dolon

dolōn

noun

an ironpointed staff

dolor

noun

pain

dolose

dolōsē

adverb

craftily

dolosus

dolōsus

adjective

crafty

dolus

noun

a device

domabilis

domābilis

adjective

tamable

domesticus

adjective

of the house

domicilium

noun

a habitation

domina

noun

a mistress

dominans

domināns

adjective

ruling

dominatio

dominātiō

noun

rule

dominator

dominātor

noun

a ruler

dominatrix

dominātrīx

noun

a female ruler

dominatus

dominātus

noun

rule

dominium

noun

a feast

dominor

verb

to be lord

domino

dominō

verb

to rule

dominus

noun

a master

domiporta

noun

the house carrier

domito

domitō

verb

to tame

domitor

noun

a tamer

domitrix

domitrīx

noun

a tamer

domitus

participle

p. of domo

domitus

noun

a taming

domna

noun

a mistress

domo

domō

verb

to domesticate

domus

noun

a house

domus

noun

a house

donarium

dōnārium

noun

a place of offerings

donatio

dōnātiō

noun

a presenting

donativum

dōnātīvum

noun

a largess

donec

dōnec

conjunction

as long as

donicum

dōnicum

conjunction

conj

dono

dōnō

verb

to give as a present

donum

dōnum

noun

a gift

dormio

dormiō

verb

to sleep

dormito

dormītō

verb

to be sleepy

dorsum

noun

the back (of a beast of burden)

dos

dōs

noun

a marriage portion

Dossennus

noun

a clown (in Plautus)

dotalis

dōtālis

adjective

of a dowry

dotatus

dōtātus

adjective

well endowed

doto

dōtō

verb

to endow

drachma

noun

a drachma

draco

dracō

noun

a serpent

draconigena

dracōnigena

noun

dragonborn

dragma

cross-reference

dragma

noun

a drachma

dromas

noun

a dromedary

Druida

noun

the Druids

Druis

noun

the Druids

Dryades

noun

wood-nymphs

dubie

dubiē

adverb

usu. with a negative (haud

dubitabilis

dubitābilis

adjective

doubtful

dubitans

dubitāns

adjective

wavering

dubitanter

adverb

doubtingly

dubitatio

dubitātiō

noun

uncertainty

dubito

dubitō

verb

to waver in opinion

dubius

adjective

moving two ways

ducentesimus

ducentēsimus

adjective

the two hundredth

ducentiens

ducentiēns

adverb

two hundred times

ducenties

ducentiēs

adverb

two hundred times

ducenus

ducēnus

adjective

[distributive] two hundred each

duco

dūcō

verb

to lead

ducto

ductō

verb

to lead

ductor

noun

a leader

ductus

noun

a leading

ductus

participle

p. of duco

dudum

dūdum

adverb

a short time ago

duellum

noun

war

duim

cross-reference

dulce

adverb

agreeably

dulcedo

dulcēdō

noun

sweetness

dulcesco

dulcēscō

verb

to become sweet

dulciculus

adjective

sweetish

dulcis

adjective

sweet

dulciter

adverb

agreeably

dulcitudo

dulcitūdō

noun

sweetness

dum

conjunction

while

dum

adverb

while

dumetum

dūmētum

noun

thorn bushes

dummetum

dummētum

noun

thorn bushes

dummodo

conjunction

[plus subjunctive] provided (that)

dummosus

dummōsus

adjective

full of thorn-bushes

dumosus

dūmōsus

adjective

full of thorn-bushes

dumtaxat

adverb

[properly] while one examines

dumus

dūmus

noun

a thorn-bush

duo

adjective

two

duodeciens

duodeciēns

adverb

twelve times

duodecies

duodeciēs

adverb

twelve times

duodecim

adjective

twelve

duodecimus

adjective

the twelfth

duodeni

duodēnī

adjective

twelve each

duodequadragesimus

duodēquadrāgēsimus

adjective

num ord.

duodequadraginta

duodēquadrāgintā

adjective

num

duodequinquagesimus

duodēquīnquāgēsimus

adjective

num ord.

duodetriciens

duodētrīciēns

adverb

num

duodetriginta

duodētrīgintā

adjective

num

duodevicenus

duodēvīcēnus

adjective

eighteen each

duodeviginti

duodēvīgintī

adjective

eighteen

duo de xxx

duo dē xxx

adjective

num

duoetvicesimani

duoetvīcēsimānī

noun

soldiers of the twenty-second legion

duoetvicesimus

duoetvīcēsimus

adjective

the twenty-second

duonus

adjective

good

duovir

noun

a board of two persons

duoviratus

duovirātus

noun

the office of a duumvir

duplex

adjective

twofold

duplicarius

duplicārius

noun

a soldier under double pay

dupliciter

adverb

in two ways

duplico

duplicō

verb

to double

duplus

adjective

double

dupondius

noun

two asses

durabilis

dūrābilis

adjective

lasting

duratus

dūrātus

participle

p. of duro

dure

dūrē

adverb

hardly

duresco

dūrēscō

verb

to grow hard

duritas

dūritās

noun

harshness

duriter

dūriter

adverb

roughly

duritia

dūritia

noun

hardness

durities

dūritiēs

cross-reference

duro

dūrō

verb

[transitively] to make hard

durus

dūrus

adjective

[to the touch] hard

duumvir

duūmvir

noun

a board of two persons

duumviratus

duūmvirātus

noun

the office of a duumvir

dux

noun

a leader

dynastes

dynastēs

noun

a ruler