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3553 Ergebnisse deceptio, deceptionis f a deceiving, deception, deceitfulness deputo 1 (2) esteem, consider, count as, destine, allot to, impute depensio, depensionis f expenditure, outlay diribeo 2 lay apart, separate, divide, sort, distribute derogatio, derogationis f partial abrogation of a law, derogation diaphoreticus, diaphoretica, diaphoreticum promoting perspiration, sudorific, diaphoretic dipsacos, dipsaci f the plant teasel difficilis intellectu difficilis intellectu de philosophia sermonem habeo diacopraegias diffundo 3 damnum accipio dies matrum Dialis, Diale dialecticis ne imbutus quidem sum don't even know the basic principles of logic Delphi, Delphorum m (2) the Delphians, the inhabitants of Delphi deguno 3 deductus, deductus m , a drawing, a dragging down, Dĭospyros, Dĭospyri m , a plant, otherwise called lithospermon, stonecrop, diluceo 2 , be clear, be evident, deverticula et anfractus , changes of direction, dies festorum pridianus , Christmas Eve, deargumentor 1 , decide finally, deitas, deitatis f , divine nature, deity, dipsas, dipsadis f , kind of serpent whose bite causes violent thirst, despectator, despectatoris m , one who looks down, despiser, dichoneutus, dichoneuta, dichoneutum , recast, adulterated, diiunctus, diiuncta, diiunctum , separate, distinct, distant, remote, disiunctus, disiuncta, disiunctum (diiunctus) , separate, distinct, distant, remote, dilamino 1 , split in two, desorbeo 2 , swallow down, dies inominalis , unlucky day decollatio, decollationis f a beheading Deipassianus, Deipassiani m a believer in the capacity of the Divine nature for suffering declinatio, declinationis f a bending from a thing, a bending aside, an oblique inclination, an oblique direction decoctio, decoctionis f a boiling down, decoction, mixture decoctus, decoctus m a boiling down, seething definitio, definitionis f a bounding, boundary, a limiting, prescribing, defining, definition, explanation, that which is decreed, that which is decided diffinitio, diffinitionis f a bounding, boundary, a limiting, prescribing, defining, definition, explanation, that which is decreed, that which is decided deflagratio, deflagrationis f a burning up, consuming by fire, conflagration, destruction difflammatio, difflammationis f a burning up, consuming by fire, conflagration, destruction Demipho, Demiphonis f a character in the Phormio of Terence dies candidus a cheerful day decanus, decanusi m a chief of ten, one set over ten persons, a kind of officer at the imperial court, the chief of ten parts of a zodiacal sign, chief of the corpse-bearers delectio, delectionis f a choosing, choice Demetrias, Demetriadis f a city in Thessaly (Pelasgiotis), newly colonized by Demetrius Poliorcetes, formerly called Pagasae Dadastana, Dadastanae f a city of Bithynia, near the borders of Galatia, there the Emperor Jovian died Dadastanae, Dadastanarum f a city of Bithynia, near the borders of Galatia, there the Emperor Jovian died defaecatio, defaecationis f a cleansing, purifying debellatrix, debellatricis g a conqueress, she that conquers Damaratus, Damaratī m a Corinthian, the father of Tarquinius Priscus Demaratus, Demaratī m (1) a Corinthian, the father of Tarquinius Priscus Damocles, Damoclis m a courtier of Dionysius the younger Dacus, Daci m a Dacian dies plenus venustatis a day full of pleasantness dies austrinus a day on which the south wind blows decorticatio, decorticationis f a debarking, peeling, peeling off the bark decrescentia, decrescentiae f a decreasing, waning defensio, defensionis f a defending, defense, a written defence, speech, legal maintenance of a right, legal prosecution, punishment of a crime deformatio, deformationis f (2) a deforming, disfiguring, defacing defraudatio, defraudationis f a defrauding, deficiency, cheating daemoniacus, daemoniaci m a demoniac, one possessed by an evil spirit Decelea, Deceleae f a demos in Attica, 120 stadia from the Boeotian frontier Decelia, Deceliae f a demos in Attica, 120 stadia from the Boeotian frontier Dianaticus, Dianatici m a devotee of Diana dēfossus, dēfossus m a digging deeply decisio, decisionis f a diminishing decoloratio, decolorationis f a discoloring dedignatio, dedignationis f a disdaining, refusal decuriatio, decuriationis f a dividing into decuriae decuriatus, decuriatus m a dividing into decuriae decuria, decuriae f a division consisting of ten, decade, division, company, class, association, club dama, damae f a fallow deer, buck, doe, antelope, chamois, venison damma, dammae f (dama, damae f) a fallow deer, buck, doe, antelope, chamois, venison Daci, Dacorum m a famous warlike people, akin to the Thracians decimanus, decimani m (decumanus, decumani m) a farmer of tithes, tithe-gatherer decumanus, decumani m a farmer of tithes, tithe-gatherer debitrix, debitricis f a female debtor diapente (2) a fifth deactio, deactionis f a finishing defluvium, defluvii n a flowing down, flowing off, falling off, falling out defluxio, defluxionis f a flowing off, discharge defluxus, defluxus m a flowing off, running off Daedala, Daedalorum n (1) a fortified place in Caria Diochares, Diocharis m a freedman of Caesar Decentius, Decentii m a general of Magnentius deditio, deditionis f a giving up, a surrender, capitulation datus, datus m a giving, gift Damon, Damonis m (3) a goat-herd decessus, decessus m a going away, departure, withdrawal, retirement of a magistrate from the province, decrease, disappearance decessio, decessionis f a going away, departure, withdrawal, retirement of a magistrate, decrease, diminution, abatement, entire disappearance, transition of words, transferring of words Daiphron, Daiphronis m a Grecian sculptor Demea, Demeae m a Greek proper name Dexippus, Dexippi m a Greek proper name Dexo, Dexonis f a Greek proper name decurio, decurionis m a head-chamberlain Dalion, Dalionis m (2) a historian decimatrus, decimatruum f a holiday of the Falisci, ten days after the Ides dabla, dablae f a kind of Arabian palm, which bears a delicious fruit dagnades, dagnadum f a kind of birds in Egypt defensiuncula, defensiunculae f a kind of defense, something like a defense dactylis, dactylidis f a kind of grape debilitatio, debilitationis f a laming, maiming, weakness decargyrum, decargyri n a large silver coin deductio, deductionis f a leading away, a leading on, a leading forth, a transplanting of colonies, a colonizing, a leading away of the bride, an escorting, a conducting safely, a putting out of possession, ejection, expulsion, a deduction, diminution dilutum, diluti n a liquid in which something has been dissolved, solution dammula, dammulae f a little fallow-deer damula, damulae f a little fallow, deer damulus, damuli m a little fallow, deer desiduo a long time Dalmatica, Dalmaticae f a long undergarment of Dalmatian wool, worn by priests during the mass Delmatica, Delmaticae f a long undergarment of Dalmatian wool, worn by priests during the mass decacuminatio, decacuminationis f a lopping, cutting off the top declaratio, declarationis f a making clear, a making evident, a disclosure, exposition, declaration decunx, decuncis m a measure of ten unciae diaoriganon a medicine from the plant origanon Daha, Dahae m a member of the Scythian tribe of Daher decies centies milies a million times decies centena milia a million, a million each decachordum decachordi n a musical instrument of ten strings Dabar, Dabaris m a Numidian, a relative of Masinissa and an intimate friend of Bocchus Daesitiatae, Daesitiatarum m a people in the south of Pannonia Superior Dalion, Dalionis m (1) a physician Daphne, Daphnes f (2) A place in Syria, near Antioch damasonion, damasonii n a plant = alisma damasonium, damasonii n a plant = alisma dinuptila, dinuptilae f a plant = bryonia daucos, dauci m a plant of the parsnip or carrot kind dercea, derceae f a plant, called also herba Apollinaris, a species of the solanum diglossos, diglossi f a plant: sedum alum Demetrias, Demetriadis f [2] a plant diaxylon, diaxyli n a plant dichomenion, dichomenii n a plant daphnea, daphneae f a precious stone Damon, Damonis m (1) a Pythagorean, famous for his friendship with Phintias dathiathum, dathiathi n a reddish sort of incense Daedala, Daedalorum n (2) a region in India Danaster, Danastri m a river forming the boundary between Dacia and Sarmatia, now the Dniester Dinaea, Dinaeae f a Roman female name Dinea, Dineae f a Roman female name Dexius, Dexii m a Roman proper name Decianus, Deciani m a Roman surname Diadematus, Diademati m a Roman surname defricatio, defricationis f a rubbing decursio, decursionis f a running down, a flowing down, manœuvre, military exercise, evolution, a descent, hostile attack, a walking in complete armor, a running in complete armor decursus, decursus m a running down, downward course, descent, declivity, inclination, a descending aqueduct, a manœuvring, evolution, hostile attack, a running in armor Dictys, Dictyos m [1] a sailor transformed into a dolphin by Bacchus Dahippus, Dahippi m a sculptor, son and pupil of Lysippus Dercylides, Dercylidis m a sculptor Daae, Daarum m a Scythian tribe beyond the Caspian Sea Dahae, Daharum m a Scythian tribe beyond the Caspian Sea Dandari, Dandarorum m a Scythian tribe in Asiatic Sarmatia Dandaridae, Dandardarum m a Scythian tribe in Asiatic Sarmatia decussio, decussionis f a shaking off, rejection declivitas, declivitatis f a sloping place, declivity Delium, Delii n a small place in Boeotia, with a temple of Apollo daphnoidēs, daphnoidis f a sort of cassia diasostes, diasostae m a sort of policemen dasypus, dasypodis m a sort of rabbit Dercenna, Dercennae f a source in Hispania, near Bilbilis Demaratus, Demaratī m (2) a Spartan king, colleague of Cleomenes deprensa, deprensae f a species of military punishment between castigatio and ignominia dactylosa, dactylosae f a species of peony damnosus, damnosi m a spendthrift Damasippus, Damasippi m (2) a surname in the gens Licinia decempeda, decempedae f a ten-foot measuring rod decemiugis, decemiugis m a ten-horse chariot deceris, deceris f a ten-oared ship, a ship having ten banks of oars Decetia, Decetiae f a town of the Aedui in Gallia Celtica, now Decize declinatio, declinationis f a turning away from any thing, an avoiding, avoidance, a short digression deambulatio, deambulationis f a walking abroad, promenading, a going out defatigatio, defatigationis f (defetigatio, defetigationis f) a wearying, tiring out, fatiguing, weariness, fatigue, exhaustion defetigatio, defetigationis f a wearying, tiring out, fatiguing, weariness, fatigue, exhaustion decunx, decuncis m a weight of ten unciae decuncis, decuncis m a weight or measure of ten unciae dealbatio, dealbationis f a whitewashing dictum factum a word and a blow, said and done, without delay, as quickly as possible deserta, desertae f abandoned wife destitutus, destituta, destitutum abandoned, forsaken by, robbed of, destitute of derelictio, derelictionis f abandoning, disregarding, neglecting, set aside dialogista, dialogistae m able disputant deleo 2 abolish, destroy, annihilate, finish, stop, terminate, end detestabiliter abominably dedamno 1 absolve, acquit dapsilitas, dapsilitatis f abundance, bounty, richness, opulence Dion, Dionis m Academic philosopher donum accipio accept as a gift de more according to custom, in accordance with the times de meo consilio according to my plan delatio, delationis f accusation, denunciation delatura, delaturae f accusation, information de ambitu aliquem accuso accuse someone of bribery (in elections), delator, delatoris m accuser, informer, denouncer dilationem impetro achieve an extension of the deadline datio, dationis f act of giving, allotting, distributing, giving up, surrender, the right to give or convey away property, right of alienation, gift damnicupidus, damnicupida, damnicupidum addicted to damage, wasteful Decentiaci, Decentiacorum m adherents of Decentius demarchisas, demarchisantis m administering the office of a demarche diadematus, diademata, diadematum adorned with a diadem decurro 3 advance rapidly, charge, skirmish, walk in armor, run in armor, go over, go through, come to, run through, pass through, betake one’s self to, have recourse to, leave off, go at an end dehortor 1 advise to the contrary, dissuade deliberativa, deliberativae f advisory speech, , deliberative speech dedicativus, dedicativa, dedicativum affirmative dedicative affirmatively denotatio, denotationis f affront, discredit, marking out, pointing out dimissa priore cura after eliminating the previous work detractā opinione probitatis after losing faith in one's righteousness dilata notione after postponement of the examination defectis defensoribus after the defenders were disheartened debellato after the end of the war desitis seminibus after the seed was sown deditione facta after the surrender has taken place dilapso tempore after time had passed de + Abl. after, directly after dis adversantibus against the will of the gods dis adversis against the will of the gods de atmosphaera tuenda convenit agreement has been reached on the need to protect the atmosphere de pacis condicionibus convenit agreement is reached on the terms of peace describo aliquem aim at someone defensio antiaeria air defence, airspace defence, anti-air defense degeneres humani ritus alienated from all human customs dirigo aliquid ad aliquam rem align something according to a scale desperata complorataque res est publica all hope of saving the state has been given up dimensum, dimensi n allocated ration describo aliquem allude to someone delecto 1 allure from the right path, entice away, seduce, keep back, delight, please, charm, amuse delicio 5 allure one from the right way, entice, delight dicto prope citius almost faster than said desperatus comploratusque already given up and lamented (as dead), totally given up dilogia, dilogiae f ambiguity depositorium pyrobolorum ammo depot, ammunition depot depositorium telorum ammunition depot depositorium tormentorum bellicorum ammunition depot decargyrus, decargyra, decargyrum amounting to ten silver denarii diffarreatio, diffarreationis f an ancient form of Roman divorce Damon, Damonis m (2) an Athenian musician, teacher of Socrates Dinarchus, Dinarchi m an Attic orator from Corinth, born 361 BC, contemporary, imitator and successor of Demosthenes depressio oeconomica usque gravescens voluntatem separationis auget an ever-increasing economic depression increases the desire to separate decusatio, decusationis f an intersecting of two lines crosswise decussatio, decussationis f an intersecting of two lines crosswise debitio, debitionis f an owing, indebtedness, the debt denique and thereupon, and then, in the sequel, at last, at length, lastly, finally, in fine de integro anew, afresh denuo (de novo) anew, afresh, again, afresh, a second time, once more dei irati angry gods deletus, deletus m annihilation deletio, deletionis f annihilation, extermination, extinction, obliteration, annihilating, destroying deletor, deletoris m annihilator, destroyer, ravager, smasher dies finitionis anniversary of death, death anniversary dies anniversarius anniversary, annual anniversary dies natalis anniversary, annual anniversary diem comitiis edico announce the election date dies fēsti anniversarii annually recurring holidays Diespiter, Diespitris m another name for Juppite depressus, depressus m anxiety, tightness, fear, pinch despicationes, despicationum f any kind of contempt, sentiments of contempt delinimen, deliniminis n any thing that soothes, that charms, that allures, charm, blandishment, allurement, enticement delinimentum, delinimenti n any thing that soothes, that charms, that allures, charm, blandishment, allurement, enticement dilenimentum, dilenimenti n any thing that soothes, that charms, that allures, charm, blandishment, allurement, enticement delenimen, deleniminis n any thing that soothes, that charms, that allures, charm, blandishment, allurement, enticement delenimentum, delenimenti n any thing that soothes, that charms, that allures, charm, blandishment, allurement, enticement depositum, depositi n anything deposited or intrusted for safekeeping, deposit, trust Delphicus, Delphici m Apollo deprecatio facti apology for an injustice deos suppliciis placo appease the gods with sacrifices deplaco 1 appease, propitiate Dictynna, Dictynnae f appellation of Diana dictatorem dico appoint as dictator Diphilus, Diphili m architect employed by Quintus Cicero de nihilo fieri arise from nothing, emerge from nothing de nihilo oriri arise from nothing, emerge from nothing dextras securi obarmo arm the right hand with an axe desiderium alicuius facio arouse a longing for someone delectus ago arry out levies of recruits disciplina bellica art of war, tactics disciplina militaris art of war, tactics, military discipline daedale artistically, skilfully daedaleus, daedalea, daedaleum artistically, skilfully deminutive as a diminutive de cetero as for the rest de reliquo as for the rest, as to the rest dicta a maioribus repetunt minores As the twig is bent, so grows the tree, The apple doesn't fall far from the tree, Like father, like son discessus ad deos ascension diludium posco ask for a intermission between plays, request a resting time derogito 1 ask urgently depeto 3 ask, ask out deos suppliciis fatigo assail the gods with offerings diaeta epibatica assenger cabin dignitatem meam defendo assert one's dignity dignitatem meam obtineo assert one's dignity dignitatem meam retineo assert one's dignity delegatio, delegationis f assignment, substitution, delegation, , payment instruction, tax collection deteriore tempore at a worse time die ac nocte at day and night die noctuque at day and night diluculo at daybreak, at sunrise, at dawn demum at length, at last, not till then, just, precisely, especially, exactly, indeed, not till, in fact, in very truth, certainly, only, solely, exclusively, finally, in fine de manu at one's own expense, by one's own hand de suis at own expense, from own funds diebus Pentecostalibus at Pentecost dēpraesentiarum at present, now Diagoras, Diagorae m (1) atheistic philosopher and poet of Melos Daedalus, Daedali m Athenian architect of the times of Minos, father of Icarus, builder of the Cretan labyrinth Demochares, Democharis m Athenian orator and historian, nephew of Demosthenes Diagoras, Diagorae m (2) athlete from Rhodes, contemporary of Pindar deductus, deducta, deductum attenuated, muffled, thin, incurved, elongated, faint, delicate, drawn inwards, bent inwards, slender, weak, humble diastoleus, diastolei m auditor of accounts de quo bene sperare possis auspicious, promising Dictys, Dictyos m [4] Author of a mythical history of the Trojan War depreco 1 avert, ward off by earnest prayer, deprecate, pray, intercede (for the averting of any evil), praying, plead in excuse, imprecate, execrate deprecor 1 avert, ward off by earnest prayer, deprecate, pray, intercede (for the averting of any evil), praying, plead in excuse, imprecate, execrate, pray for, intercede in behalf of devito 1 avoid, go out of the way of, shun devitatio, devitationis f avoiding diem repeto backdate digito ianuam pulso bang on the door, knock on the door dentes restringo bare teeth depaciscor 3 bargain for, agree upon, make an agreement depeciscor 3 (depaciscor 3) bargain for, agree upon, make an agreement decemmodiae, decemmodiarum f baskets holding each ten modii decimodiae, decimodiarum f baskets holding each ten modii de suggestu invehor in aliquem bawl someone out dicendi arte floreo be a good speaker de vi reus fio be accused of the use of violence, be sued for the use of force disciplina alicuius utor be an apprentice to someone, go to school with someone, take lessons with someone desum be away, be absent, fail, be wanting, be wanting in one’s duty, not to assist, not to serve, desert one, neglect a person or thing, fall short of, miss, fail to obtain de eo non laboro be beyond it, Don't be concerned about it, don't be bothered by it de vinculis educor audiendus be brought out of prison for questioning dignor 1 be considered worthy desiderio maceor be consumed by longing desiderio macesco be consumed by longing diffunditari ac didier be consumed, be wasted deturbor ex magna spe be deprived of a great hope deamo 1 be desperately in love with, love dearly, love passionately, be quite in love with, be delighted with, I am greatly obliged to you, be greatly obliged to someone de sententia deicior be dissuaded from one's opinion de sententia depellor be dissuaded from one's opinion de sententia deterreor be dissuaded from one's opinion deminuor 3 be downgraded, be demoted, melt together, decrease, become fewer deicior 5 be driven out of one’s course, be pushed aside, be thrown down debeor 2 be due, be destined diligens sum be economical dilargior 4 be given away freely, be wasted, be squandered depudet me be greatly ashamed despero 1 be hopeless, have no hope of, despair of, give up deteriore condicione sum be in a worse position deteriore condicione utor be in a worse position deteriore loco sum be in a worse state deteriore loco sum be in bad shape difficultate nummaria premor be in financial distress, suffer from a lack of money difficultatibus afficior be in trouble de vesperi meo vivo be independent, live independently, lead an independent existence, live at one's own expense deterreor 2 be intimidated deridiculo habeor (sum) be made fun of, be laughed at, be a laughingstock delicior 1 be merry, enjoy oneself, indulge in pleasure de re publica cogito be mindful of the state, be attentive to the state dilucet mihi be obvious to someone decrevi be of the firm opinion that , , , discaveo 2 be on one's guard against, keep away from, beware of decurso spatio ad carceres a calce revocor be ordered back from the finish to the start after completing the course dementio 4 be out of one’s senses, be mad, rave dente Theonino circumrodor be reviled by Theon, gnawed by the ravages of slander, gnawed by the ravages of envy diligo 3 be satisfied with delector 1 be satisfied, be pleased, be attracted, enjoy decem milibus aeris damnor be sentenced to a fine of 10,000 As deversor apud aliquem be someone's guest, lodge with someone disciplina alicuius utor be someone's student de caelo percutior be struck by lightning de caelo tangor be struck by lightning dicioni alicuius obnoxius sum be subject to someone dicioni alicuius subiectus sum be subject to someone deversor 1 be tarrying as a guest, lodge anywhere as a guest devorsor 1 be tarrying as a guest, lodge anywhere as a guest decem annos vixi be turned ten years old de gradu deicior, ut dicitur be upset, lose one's composure, lose one's footing, , falter, become unsettled, let one’s self be disconcerted desipio 5 be void of understanding, be silly, be foolish, act foolishly, be delirious, rave desuefio be weaned de via langueo be weary from the journey, be worn out from the journey, be exhausted from the journey, be stressed from the journey, be carried away from the journey decineresco 3 be wholly reduced to ashes dialectrum beads mixed with amber to prevent internal bleeding defero bear away, bring away, bear down, carry down, bring down, drive away, drive down, drive a ship, bring to any place, convey to any place, bring to market, sell, bring, give to one, grant, confer upon, allot, offer to any one, transfer, deliver demusso 1 bear silently deifer, deifera, deiferum bearing a god in one’s self deiferus, deifera, deiferum bearing a god in one’s self debatuo 3 beat severely, thrust severely demulco 1 beat up detundo 3 beat, bruise depavitus, depavita, depavitum beaten down, trampled down demulcatus, demulcata, demulcatum beaten, cudgelled soundly desperato because he despaired of it de Tulliano semisse because of the six percent of Tullius dis aversis because the gods are averse desperatis rebus because they despaired of success, in this desperate situation denigror 1 become all black densesco 3 become denser demadesco 3 become humid, become moist depudesco 3 become shameless, not to be ashamed derigesco 3 become stiff, become rigid, curdle, congeal dirigesco 3 become stiff, become rigid, curdle, congeal defatiscor 3 become tired, become wearied, grow weary, grow faint, be exhausted defetiscor 3 (defatiscor 3) become tired, become wearied, grow weary, grow faint, be exhausted desuesco 3 become unaccustomed, disaccustom one’s self decalesco 3 become warm decorus, decora, decorum becoming, fitting, seemly, proper, suitable, decorous, decorated, ornamented, adorned, elegant, fine, beautiful, handsome, adorned with, shining, beautiful with any thing decenter becomingly, decently, properly, fitly decibilis, decibile befitting, becoming dementia, dementiae f being out of one’s mind, insanity, madness, folly demersio, demersionis f being sunken down, sinking dignitas consularis being worthy of the office of consul dignitas, dignitatis f being worthy, worth, worthiness, merit, desert, dignity, greatness, grandeur, authority, rank, official dignity, honorable employment, office, men holding high office, men in honorable employment, value, excellence deum esse credimus believe in God, believe in the existence of God decretorius, decretoria, decretorium belonging to a decision, decisiv decretalis, decretale belonging to a decree, depending on a decree, decretal decurialis, decuriale belonging to a decuria decurionalis, decurionale belonging to a decurion deius, deia, deium belonging to a deity, divine deivus, deiva, deivum belonging to a deity, divine depositivus, depositiva, depositivum belonging to a deposit derogatorius, derogatoria, derogatorium belonging to a derogation, belonging to a partial repeal, derogatory dictatorius, dictatoria, dictatorium belonging to a dictator, dictatorial dapalis, dapale belonging to a sacrificial feast dediticius, dediticia, dediticium belonging to a surrender, belonging to a capitulation dedititius, deditita, dedititum belonging to a surrender, belonging to a capitulation desultorius, desultoria, desultorium belonging to a vaulter, desultory, superficial delatorius, delatoria, delatorium belonging to an informer deversorius, deversoria, deversorium belonging to an inn, belonging to a lodging-place, fit to lodge in diversorius, diversoria, diversorium belonging to an inn, belonging to a lodging-place, fit to lodge in Danaus, Danaa, Danaum belonging to Danaus Daphnensis, Daphnense belonging to Daphne Davidicus, Davidica, Davidicum belonging to David Decianus, Deciana, Decianum belonging to Decius Decius, Decii m belonging to Decius defrutarius, defrutaria, defrutarium belonging to defrutum, , belonging to must Democriteus, Democritea, Democriteum belonging to Democritus Democriticus, Democritica, Democriticum belonging to Democritus Democritius, Democritia, Democritium belonging to Democritus Dianarius, Dianaria, Dianarium belonging to Diana Dianium, Dianii n (1) belonging to Diana Dianius, Diania, Dianium belonging to Diana Dictynnaeus, Dictynnaea, Dictynnaeum belonging to Diana diaeteticus, diaetetica, diaeteticum belonging to diet dialecticus, dialectica, dialecticum belonging to disputation, dialectical dativus, dativa, dativum belonging to giving, given, appointed Dialis, Diale belonging to Jupiter Delhiensis, Delhiense belonging to New Delhi Delliensis, Delliense belonging to New Delhi deportatorius, deportatoria, deportatorium belonging to removal, belonging to transportation Danubinus, Danubina, Danubinum belonging to the Danube, Danubian Danuvinus, Danuvina, Danuvinum belonging to the Danube, Danubian dioecesanus, dioecesana, dioecesanum belonging to the diocese declamatorius, declamatoria, declamatorium belonging to the exercise of speaking, declamatory, rhetorical digitalis, digitale belonging to the finger, digital december, decembris, decembre belonging to the month of December Dindymus, Dindyma, Dindymum belonging to the mountain Dindymos, sacred to Cybele deuterius, deuteria,deuterium belonging to the second delacrimatorius, delacrimatoria, delacrimatorium belonging to weeping, for weeping desub + Abl. below, beneath deflecto 3 bend downwards, bend aside, turn aside, turn in another direction, inflect, vary the form of a word, turn off declino 1 bend from the straight path, turn aside, turn away, bend down, lower, vary, inflect, decline, avoid, shun decurvatus, decurvata, decurvatum bent, curved back deos lacesso (precibus) beseech the gods, plead with the gods difficultatibus circumvenior beset by difficulties difficultatibus circumventus beset by difficulties difficultatibus laboro beset by difficulties delino 3 besmear delibuo 3 besmear, anoint detegor 3 betray oneself, reveal oneself, show oneself, make oneself known depelliculor 1 betray, cheat desponso 1 betroth desponsatio, desponsationis f betrothing, betrothal deinter + Akk. between, under Diapontius, Diapontii m beyond seas, a feigned name in Plautus diathlon, diathli n biathlon digesta, digestorum n Bible dimidio maior bigger by half, half bigger devincio 4 bind fast, tie up, bind together, unite closely, engage, oblige, lay under obligation deligo 1 bind together, tie together, bind up, bind fast densabilis, densabile binding, astringent densativus, densativa, densativum binding, astringent devinctio, devinctionis v binding, ensnaring, enchantment dies natalis birthday dentes suspendo bite gently, do not bite hard dentibus linguam abscīdo bite off one's tongue demordeo 2 bite off dicacitas, dicacitatis f biting wit, raillery, banter detector capsellae nigrae black box detector denigro 1 blacken utterly, dye very black, color very black, blacken, asperse, defame denigratio, denigrationis f blackening depectoro 1 bleed an animal at the breast deorbatus, deorbata, deorbatum blinded dimissio sanguinis blood-letting depletio, depletionis f bloodletting difflo 1 blow apart, disperse by blowing deflo 1 blow off, blow away, cleanse by blowing, blab difflatus, difflatus m blowing in an opposite direction decoco 3 boil away, boil down, diminish by boiling, diminish, repress, consume, waste, become a bankrupt, waste away, become impaired, decline, boil, cook, concoct, fabricate, invent decoquo 3 (decoco, dequoquo) boil away, boil down, diminish by boiling, diminish, repress, consume, waste, become a bankrupt, waste away, become impaired, decline, boil, cook, concoct, fabricate, invent dequoquo 3 boil away, boil down, diminish by boiling, diminish, repress, consume, waste, become a bankrupt, waste away, become impaired, decline, boil, cook, concoct, fabricate, invent defruto 1 boil down into defrutum, boil down to must deferveo 2 boil thoroughly, ferment completely, effervesce, subside diazographus liber book with illustrations desubulo 1 bore in deeply damnas bound to make a gift or contribution, condemned to do any thing, sentenced to do any thing definio 4 bound, set bounds to, limit, terminate, define, designate by limiting, limit, define, determine, explain, limit within certain bounds, restrict, confine, terminate, finish diffinio 4 bound, set bounds to, limit, terminate, define, designate by limiting, limit, determine, explain, limit within certain bounds, restrict, confine, finish determinatio, determinationis f boundary, conclusion, end depalatio, depalationis f bounding with palings, paling off, marking of hours by the shadows of small uprights on a dial dextrocherium, dextrocherii n bracelet diffringo 3 break in pieces, shatter difringo 3 break in pieces, shatter diminuo 3 break into small pieces, dash to pieces, break, violate, outrage, destroy by outrage dimminuo 3 break into small pieces, dash to pieces, break, violate, outrage, destroy by outrage defrango 3 break off defringo 3 break off, break to pieces, destroy dentem evello break out a tooth dentem excipio break out a tooth dirumpo 3 (disrumpo 3) break to pieces, dash to pieces, break, burst asunder, break off, sunder, sever deum spiro breathe divine being, feel like god, play god difficultas respirandi breathing difficulties, respiratory problems dignitatem proscribo bring a bad reputation among the people dicam alicui impingo bring a heavy action against one debello 1 bring a war to an end, finish a war, fight out, conquer completely, vanquish, subdue defero bring an account of, give an account of, report, announce, signify, state, indict, impeach, accuse, denounce, report any thing for assessment, return to the censors, ascribe dicam alicui scribo bring an action against any one de exsilio reduco bring back from banishment de exsilio retraho bring back from banishment de exsilio revoco bring back from banishment defendo 3 bring forward, allege in defence, claim, vindicate at law, prosecute at law, legally avenge detrimentum alicui infundo bring harm upon someone, harm someone, cause harm to someone deformo 1 (1) bring into form, bring into shape, form, fashion, design, delineate, describe, depict deformo 1 (2) bring out of shape, deform, disfigure, spoil, mar, disgrace, dishonor derupta, deruptorum n broken, precipitous, steep deruptus, derupta, deruptum broken, precipitous, steep Dion, Dionis m brother-in-law of the elder Dionysius, of Syracuse, the pupil and friend of Plato demissus, demissa, demissum brought down, lowered, sunken, low-lying, low, drooping, falling, hanging down, downcast, dejected, dispirited, lowly, humble, unassuming, shy, retiring, poor deis templum compono build a temple to the gods decanicum, decanici n building belonging to the church, courtyard for ten monks diribitorium, diribitorii n building in which the ballots were sorted deardeo 2 burn down deflagro 1 burn down, to be consumed by fire, perish, be destroyed, destroy utterly, burn out, cease burning, abate, be allayed defragro 1 burn down, to be consumed by fire, perish, be destroyed, destroy utterly, burn out, cease burning, abate, be allayed decremo 1 burn up, consume by fire deuro 3 burn up, consume, destroy desiderio exardesco burn with longing deuror 3 burn dirumpor 3 burst, explode dies negotiosus business day, working day de composito by agreement de die by day, in the daytime decuriatim by decuriae declinative by deflection, by declination denominative by derivation dignitatis ordine by rank, according to rank deditim by surrender dis volentibus by the grace of the gods datatim by tossing from one to the other declarative by way of explanation deverticulum, deverticuli n by-road, by-path, sideway, deviation, digression, place for travellers to put up, inn, lodging, refuge, retreat, lurking-place devorticulum, devorticuli n by-road, by-path, sideway, deviation, digression, place for travellers to put up, inn, lodging, refuge, retreat, lurking-place digitis computo calculate with the fingers, count with the fingers damalio, damalionis m calf devoco 1 call off, call away, call down, call, fetch by calling deos testes advoco call upon the gods as witnesses deos testes invoco call upon the gods as witnesses deos testor call upon the gods as witnesses Dioryctos, Diorycti m canal between Leucadia and the continent dioryx, diorygis f canal dens caninus canine tooth, eye-tooth diaeta magistri captain's cabin depolitio, depolitionis f careful smoothing, careful finishing, perfection, finished thing, perfect thing diligens, diligentis careful, accurate, devoted to, fond of, conscientious about diligenter carefully, attentively, diligently diligentia, diligentiae f carefulness, attentiveness, earnestness, diligence, carefulness in household affairs, economy, frugality devecto 1 carry away degero 3 carry away, carry off differo carry different ways, spread abroad, scatter, disperse, separate, distract, disquiet, disturb a person, publish, divulge, defer, put off, protract, delay, put off, amuse with promises, get rid of deveho 3 carry down, carry, convey, take away deporto 1 carry down, convey down, carry off, convey away, bring home, fetch home, carry away, get, acquire, banish, transport deportatio, deportationis f carrying away, conveying away, transportation, perpetual banishment, transportation, deportation, exile descrobo 1 carve out, copy by carving, copy by graving difficultas nummaria cash crunch, shortage of money difficultas rei nummariae cash crunch, shortage of money demolio 4 cast off, remove, throw down, pull down, tear down, demolish, destroy, lay waste demolior 4 cast off, remove, throw down, pull down, tear down, demolish, destroy, lay waste deiectus, deiectus m casting down, throwing down, declivity, descent, lowering of the voice deprehendo aliquem in aliqua re catch someone doing something deprehendo aliquem in manifesto scelere catch someone in the act decipio 5 catch, ensnare, entrap, beguile, elude, deceive, cheat deprehensio, deprehensionis f catching, seizing, surprising, discovery dies catholicorum Catholic Day detrimentum affero cause a loss, bring about a damage dedoceo 2 cause one to unlearn something, cause one to unteach something, teach the opposite of degenero 1 cause to degenerate, deteriorate, dishonor, stain decito 1 causing to glide down defervesco 3 cease boiling, leave off raging, cease raging, cool down, be allayed, assuaged despumo 1 cease foaming, slacken, abate defremo 3 cease raging, cease roaring, abate desterto 3 cease snoring, cease dreaming detumesco 3 cease swelling, settle down, subside desplendesco 3 cease to shine, lose its brightness desino 3 cease, stop, end, close, perish de iure meo decedo (cedo) cede his right, waive his right diem natalem celebro celebrate a birthday diem festum celebro celebrate a festival diem festum ago celebrate a holiday, have a good day decano 3 celebrate by singing diem natalem silentio transigo celebrate one's birthday in silence Diogenes, Diogenis m celebrated Ionian philosopher, pupil of Anaximenes damno 1 censure, judge, disapprove, seek a person’s condemnation, effect a person’s condemnation Demoleon, Demoleontis m centaur slain by Perseus Dictys, Dictyos m [2] Centaur, slain at Pirithous' wedding diametros, diametron central diametrus, diametra, diametrum central demuto 1 (intr.) change one’s mind, change one’s purpose, change, alter, become different, deviate, depart demuto 1 change, alter, alter for the worse, make worse demutabilis, demutabile changeable demutator, demutatoris m changer, transmuter demutatio, demutationis f changing, change descriptio ethopoeiaca character profile de repetundis aliquem postulo charge someone with extortion, accuse someone of blackmail de veneficio accuso charge with poisoning Diana, Dianae f chase deicere hostes de muro chasing the enemies off the walls dicabula, dicabulorum n chatter, idle talk dicibula, dicibulorum n chatter, idle talk diligenter perpendo check carefully, check precisely, check rigorously, check thoroughly, subject to careful scrutiny, weigh up carefully and from all sides defaecatus, defaecata, defaecatum cheered up, clarified, purified, cleaned, washed deficatus, deficata, deficatum cheered up, clarified, purified, cleaned, washed Dios balanos. Dios balani m chestnut, large sweet chestnut Dios balanus, Dios balani m chestnut, large sweet chestnut dictator, dictatoris m chief magistrate elected by the Romans in seasons of emergency for six months, one who dictates damiurgus, damiurgi m chief magistrate in some of the Grecian states, title of a comedy of Turpilius, Maker of the world demiurgus, demiurgi m chief magistrate in some of the Grecian states, title of a comedy of Turpilius, Maker of the world delectamenta puerorum child antics dignus bulla childish deoptandi potestas choice destrangulo 1 choke, strangle, destroy deopto 1 choose out, select deligo 3 choose out, select, gather, pick off delectus, delectus m (dilectus, dilectus m) choosing out, picking out, selecting, selection, choice, distinction, levy, recruiting dilectus, dilectus m choosing out, picking out, selecting, selection, choice, distinction, levy, recruiting delectus, delecta. delectum chosen, selected democratia christiana Christian Democracy democrata christianus Christian Democrat democraticus christianus Christian Democrat defrutarium, defrutarii n cider juice jar defretum, defreti n cider juice, must boiled down defrictum, defricti n cider juice, must boiled down defritum, defriti n cider juice, must boiled down defructum, defructi n cider juice, must boiled down defrutum, defruti n cider juice, must boiled down Daulis, Daulidis f city and district in Phocis Dertona, Dertonae f city in Liguria, now Tortona Dia, Diae f (2) city in the Chersonesus Taurica Didyma, Didymon n city in the Milesian territorywith a temple and oracle of Apollo Didyme, Didymes f [1] city in the Milesian territorywith a temple and oracle of Apollo dies civiliis civil day (from midnight to midnight) dico aliquid claim something that is not entirely groundless devindico 1 claim deplexus, deplexa, deplexum clasping, grasping any thing depurgo 1 clean out, cleanse, clear, purge defaeco 1 cleanse from dregs, refine, purify, defecate, clarify, cleanse, wash, make clear, serene, set at ease defeco 1 cleanse from dregs, refine, purify, defecate, clarify, cleanse, wash, make clear, serene, set at ease defico 1 cleanse from dregs, refine, purify, defecate, clarify, cleanse, wash, make clear, serene, set at ease depuro 1 cleanse from pus, cleanse depuratus, depurata, depuratum cleansed, purged of pus depurgatio, depurgationis f cleansing by purgatives delapido 1 clear from stones delico 1 clear off a turbid liquid, clarify, strain, clear up by speaking, explain deliquo 1 clear off a turbid liquid, clarify, strain, clear up by speaking, explain dilucidus, dilucida, dilucidum clear, bright, plain, distinct, evident discepto 1 clearly dilucide clearly, brightly, plainly, evidently, distinctly diffindo 3 cleave asunder, divide, break off digitos concrepo click the fingers dignitatis gradum ascendo climb to a higher level of honor, make a career, ascend to an honorary position Dalmaticatus, Dalmaticata, Dalmaticatum clothed in a long undergarment of Dalmatian wool Delmaticatus, Delmaticata, Delmaticatum clothed in a long undergarment of Dalmatian wool dianthus, dianthi m clove, carnation, pink damnum adiunctum collateral damage damnum collaterale collateral damage, accompanying damage, edge damage, undesirable side effect digesta, digestorum n collection of writings distributed under certain heads decimator, decimatoris m collector of tithes, tithing collector decemviri legibus scribendis college of priests who preserved the Sibylline books; its number in the time of the emperors was increased to sixty decemviri stlitibus iudicandis college of priests who preserved the Sibylline books; its number in the time of the emperors was increased to sixty decemviri, decemvirorum m college or commission of ten men, the decemviri, the decemvirs, the composers of the Twelve Tables deverbium, deverbii n colloquial part of a comedy, dialogue, comedy depecto 3 comb off, comb down, comb, curry one’s hide, give someone a beating divisio pugnatoria combat division, combat unit, combat group, battle group deustio, deustionis f combustion dextra affecto come close with the hand descendo 3 come down, fall down, sink down, descend, alight, sink, go down, go, come, sink, fall, slope, march down, go into, engage, pass off, pass through, penetrate into, sink deep into, penetrate deeply, lower one’s self devenio 4 come from, go to, arrive at, reach, go to a place, come to dehospitor 1 come in as a guest decolo 1 come to naught, fail decentia, decentiae f comeliness, decency dies alicuius rei celebrata commemoration of an event, commemoration of an incident decemviri agris dividundis commission for distributing the public land to the people delictum committo commit a crime, commit an illegality, be guilty of a misdemeanor, commit a misdemeanor, sin de me statuo commit suicide, killing oneself Demodocus, Demodoci m companion of Aeneas Demophoon, Demophoontis m (1) companion of Aeneas damnum compenso cum aliqua re compensate a damage by something damnum meum levo compensate oneself, make one's loss bearable, mitigate one's loss damnum alicui restituo compensate someone, reimburse someone, compensate someone for a loss de praemio proposito concerto compete for the prize, vie for a prize that is exposed degemo 3 complain about, sigh decursus, decursus m completion of a course, end of a course, a course, career, the rhythmical movement of a verse discus magneticus computer disk, floppy disc, disc disciplina informatica computer science, informatics defīnitione comprehensivus conceptualizable, conceptually comprehensible damno aliquem inter sicarios condemn someone for assassination damno aliquem de pecuniis repetundis condemn someone for blackmail, condemn someone for extortion damno aliquem de repetundis condemn someone for blackmail, condemn someone for extortion damno aliquem de veneficiis condemn someone for poison mixing damno aliquem in (ad) opus publicum condemn someone to forced labor damnatio, damnationis f condemnation damnatus, damnata, damnatum condemned, reprobate, criminal, hateful, wretched damnaticius, damnaticia, damnaticium condemned, sentenced densor 1 condense, thicken descendo ad omnia condescend to anything director musicorum conductor dictio semota confidential conversation devinco 3 conquer completely, overcome, subdue devictio conquering debellator, debellatoris m conqueror, subduer desacro 1 consecrate, dedicate, devote, deify, destine desecro 1 consecrate, dedicate, devote, deify, destine delibero de aliqua re consider something for oneself dignum duco consider worthy dignum habeo consider worthy dignum iudico consider worthy decimus, decima, decimum (decumus, decuma, decumum) considerable, large, immense decumanus, decumana, decumanum considerable, large, immense dialogismos, dialogismi m consideration dignatio, dignationis f considering worthy, deeming worthy, respect, esteem, regard, dignity, honor, reputation dirhythmus, dirhythma, dirhythmum consisting of two rhythms, double rhythmic damnum meum solor console oneself for a loss descriptivus, descriptiva, descriptivum containing an exact description decemmodius, decemmodia, decemmodium containing ten modii denarius, denaria, denarium containing ten dipondiarius, dipondiaria, dipondiarium containing two asses, worth two coppers, worthles dupondiarius, dupondiaria, dupondiarium containing two asses, worth two coppers, worthles despicatio, despicationis f contempt despicatus, despicatus m contempt despectus, despecta, despectum contemptible, despicable despicabilis, despicabile contemptible, despicable despuēns, dēspuentis contemptuous, full of contempt against de lana caprina rixari contend about trifles de lana caprina rixor contend about trifles de palma cum aliquo contendo contest someone for supreme, dispute someone's first rank, compete with someone for the victory prize depactio, depactionis f contract, agreement, arrangement, deal, convention depectio, depectionis f contract, agreement, arrangement, deal, convention de transverso contrary to expectation, unexpectedly dialogus, dialogi m conversation, dialogue dialogice conversationally, dialogically damnatio bestiarum conviction to fight with wild animals defrigesco 3 cool off, grow cold deuteronomium, deuteronomii n copy of the law, fifth book of Moses, Deuteronomy describo 3 copy off, transcribe, write down, write out, sketch off, describe in painting, describe in writing, represent, delineate, describe delectationis aucupium coquetry, addiction to pleasure deperditus, deperdita, deperditum corrupt, abandoned depravator, depravatoris m corrupter, deformer, spoiler, falsifier, distorter, defacer, seducer deminutio sumptuum cost containment, cost saving, cost reduction digitis numero count on the fingers dinumero 1 count over, reckon up, enumerate, count out, pay out dinumeratio, dinumerationis f counting over, reckoning up, enumeration Dardania, Dardaniae f country of the Dardans in Upper Moesia, today's Serbia Dandarica, Dandaricae f country of the Dardari dies fastus court day, judgment day dies nefasti court-free days dignanter courteously derepo 3 crawl down, sneak down de ingenio moribusque alicuius expono create a characteristic of someone dis genitus created by the gods dignus, cui credatur credible deserpo 3 creep down delatio delicti criminal charge difficilis tempestas crisis depisus, depisa, depisum crushed in a mortar depolio 4 cudgel damnabiliter culpably descriptio vitae curriculum vitae detestor 1 curse while calling a deity to witness, execrate, abominate, call to witness, call down upon, denounce while invoking a deity, hate intensely, detest, abhor, avert from one’s self by entreaty, ward off, avert, remove, deprecate, renounce solemnly, renounce under oath detestabilitas, detestabiltatis f curse, detestability, imprecation, malediction dira, dirorum n curses dirae, dirarum f curses devotamentum, devotamenti n cursing, anathema discido 3 cut in pieces dichotomos, dichotomon cut in two, halved deseco auriculam alicuius (alicui) cut off someone's ear decido 3 [2] cut off, cudgel, beat soundly, decide a matter, determine, settle, terminate, put an end to, cut down, reduce, diminish decurto 1 cut off, curtail, mutilate deseco 1 cut off, cut away, carve out deputo 1 (1) cut off, prune desecatio, desecationis f cutting off desectio, desectionis f cutting off Dindyma sacra Cybele's secret celebrations on Mount Dindymos Diogenes, Diogenis m Cynic philosopher of Sinope Dachanum, Dachani n Dachau Dachavia, Dachaviae f Dachau Dacicus, Dacici m Dacian Daciscanus, Daciscana, Daciscanum Dacian Daciscus, Dacisca, Daciscum Dacian Dacius, Dacia, Dacium Dacian Dacus, Daca, Dacum Dacian Dacisci, Daciscorum m Dacians dactylicus, dactylica, dactylicum dactylic Daedaleus, Daedalea, Daedaleum Daedalian, relating to Daedalus diarium, diarii n daily allowance of food or pay, diary, journal de die in diem daily Dalmatensis, Dalmatense Dalmatian Dalmaticus, Dalmatica, Dalmaticum Dalmatian Delmatensis, Delmatense Dalmatian Delmaticus, Delmatica, Delmaticum Dalmatian damna aedificiorum damage to buildings Damascus, Damasci f Damascus, Dameshk damascena, damascenorum n Damask prunes damnatorius, damnatoria, damnatorium damnatory, condemnatory desalto 1 dance through, represent by dancing Danicus, Danica, Danicum Danish Dardanĭus, Dardanĭa, Dardanĭum Dardanian, Trojan Dardanus, Dardana, Dardanum Dardanian, Trojan diem inficio darken the day, discolor the day deliciolae, deliciolarum f darling deliciolum, delicioli n darling dilecta, dilectae f darling, loved one, adored datorum repositio data storage, data retention datophylacium, datophylacii n database deluto 1 daub with clay, plaster with clay, cleanse from clay, cleanse from dirt Danae, Danaes f daughter of Acrisius, and mother of Perseus by Zeus Deiphobe, Deiphobes f daughter of Glaucus Daphne, Daphnes f daughter of the river-god Peneus Daulias, Dauliadis Daulian Daulis, Daulidis Daulian Dauniacus, Dauniaca, Dauniacum Daunian Daunius, Daunia, Daunium Daunian diem ac noctem day and night dies noctesque day and night dies somnusque day and night diem noctemque day and night, one day and one night dies emortualis day of death, date of death dies excidialis day of destruction dies luctuosus day of mourning dies lugubris day of mourning dies parentalis day of the funeral service dies feriaticus day off, non-working day, public holiday die day dies, diei m day, civil day, a set day, appointed time, term, natural day, birthday, dying-day, space of time, period, daylight, sky, heavens, weather, air diluculum, diluculi n daybreak, dawn demoscopia, demoscopiae f dDemoscopy, opinion research, opinion poll diaconissa, diaconissae f deaconess dies finita deadline dies praestituta deadline decania, decaniae f deanery, group of ten monks defunctus, defunctus m death debitor, debitoris m debtor, borrower, who is bound to perform his vow, one who is indebted, one who is under obligation to someone for something debentes, debentium m debtors decem annorum spatium decade decagonus, decagoni m decagon decalogus, decalogi m decalogue decapito 1 decapitate, behead, cut off the head decathlon, decathli n decathlon dilapsio, dilapsionis f decay, destruction defunctus, defuncta, defunctum deceased, dead, defunct deceptor, deceptoris m deceiver delusor, delusoris m deceiver delusio, delusionis f deceiving, deluding december, decembris m December decemviralis, decemvirale decemviral-zu den decem viri gehörend- decemviratus, decemviratus m decemvirate, rank of a decemvir, office of a decemvir deceptus, deceptus m deception discepto 1 decide, determine, judge a controversy, debate, dispute, discuss, strive decerno 3 decide, determine, pronounce a decision, judge, decree, vote for any thing, decide by combat, fight, combat, contend, resolve on something decretio, decretionis f decision, decree decisio, decisionis f decision, settlement, agreement declaratio independentiae Declaration of Independence declaratio sui amoris declaration of love, love proposal defigo 3 declare fixedly, declare firmly, declare unalterably, bewitch, enchant, curse any thing, censure de fastigio aliquem deicio declassify someone, knock someone off his pedestal detracto 1 decline, refuse, reject, decline to do any thing, refuse to do any thing, lower in estimation, depreciate, detract from detrecto 1 decline, refuse, reject, decline to do any thing, refuse to do any thing, lower in estimation, depreciate, detract from detractatio, detractationis f declining, refusing detrectatio, detrectationis f declining, refusing declivum, declivi n declivity declive, declivis n declivity, slope devexitas, devexitatis f declivity, sloping decervicatus, decervicata, decervicatum decollated, beheaded diluor 3 decompose, disintegrate, decay, fray decretum, decreti n decree, ordinance, principle, doctrine, precept dico 1 dedicate, consecrate, devote, give up, set apart, appropriate a thing to any one devoto 1 dedicate, devote, bewitch, enchant, invoke with vows, curse dedicatio templi dedication of a church, dedication of a temple dedicatio, dedicationis f dedication, consecration de capite deduco aliquid deduct something from the capital deduco 3 deduct, subtract, diminish, bring down, bring away, lead away, withdraw, bring dignor 1 deem worthy, deem deserving, regard as fit depressus, depressa, depressum deep, lying low, depressed, low, suppressed dequeror 3 deeply , deplore, bitterly, complain of depresse deeply debellatio, debellationis defeat, overcoming descisco ad aliquem defect to someone defectio, defectionis f defection, desertion, rebellion, revolt, failing, failure, deficiency, want, disappearance, exhaustion, faintness, swooning, fainting, an ellipsis defectus, defectus m defection, revolt, a failing, failure, lack, disappearance, weakness, a eclipsing defectrix, defectricis f defective, imperfect defensa, defensae f defence defensatio, defensationis f defence defensito 1 defend often, practise defending defendo aliquem inter sicarios defend someone against a charge of assassination defensator, defensatoris m defender dictio causae defending, pleading defensionalis, defensionale defense serving, defending defensaculum, defensaculi n defense, protective device, protective measure defensabilis, defensabile defensible diffensus, diffensa, diffensum deferred, protracted dēfoedo 1 defile definitus, definita, definitum definite, limited, distinct, precise, plain, perspicuous definite definitely, precisely, distinctly definitivus, definitiva, definitivum definitive, explanatory, decisive, definite, distinct, plain definitive definitively, plainly, distinctly deflexus, deflexa, deflexum deflecting, distracting deflorator, defloratoris deflowerer, molester desilvatio, desilvationis f deforestation deformatus, deformata, deformatum deformed, disfigured, distorted deformitas, deformitatis f deformity, ugliness, hideousness, baseness, vileness, deformity of character, an uncouth style defraudo 1 (defrudo 1) defraud, overreach, cheat defrudo 1 defraud, overreach, cheat degenio 1 degenerate, dishonor, desecrate decolorate degenerately degradatio, degradationis f degradation, demotion, declassification, belittling deminoratio, deminorationis f degradation, injury de honore aliquem deicio degrade someone, cut off someone's honor, make someone look bad degrado 1 degrade, downgrade, belittle deicida, deicidae m deicide, killer of a god demissio animi dejection, faintheartedness dilator, dilatoris m delayer, dilatory person dilatorius, dilatoria, dilatorium delaying, dilatory delectabilis, delectabile delectable, delightful, agreeable devolutio, devolutionis f delegation of powers, grant in inheritance matters Deliaca, Deliacorum n Delian bronze vases Deliacus, Deliaca, Deliacum Delian, of Delos deliberatio consilii capiendi deliberation respecting the resolution to be adopted deliberamentum, deliberamenti n deliberation deliberatio, deliberationis f deliberation, consultation, consideration delicate delicately, luxuriously, at one’s ease, tardily, slowly deliciosus, deliciosa, deliciosum delicious, delicate delectamentum, delectamenti n delight, amusement, pastime delector 1 delight, charm delicia, deliciae f delight, pleasure, charm, allurement, deliciousness, luxuriousness, voluptuousness, curiosities of art, sport, frolics, darling, sweetheart, beloved deliciae, deliciarum f delight, pleasure, charm, allurement, deliciousness, luxuriousness, voluptuousness, curiosities of art, sport, frolics, darling, sweetheart, beloved delicies, deliciei f delight, pleasure, charm, allurement, deliciousness, luxuriousness, voluptuousness, curiosities of art, sport, frolics, darling, sweetheart, beloved delicium, delicii n delight, pleasure, charm, allurement, deliciousness, luxuriousness, voluptuousness, curiosities of art, sport, frolics, darling, sweetheart, beloved delicius, delicii m delight, pleasure, charm, allurement, deliciousness, luxuriousness, voluptuousness, curiosities of art, sport, frolics, darling, sweetheart, beloved delectabiliter delightfully delectatio, delectationis f delighting, delight, pleasure, amusement, straining, effort, tenesmus delictor, delictoris m delinquent, offender de scripto orationem habeo deliver one's speech according to the concept, read one's speech demandatio, demandationis f delivering with commendation, commending Delphicus, Delphica, Delphicum Delphic, belonging to Delphi digito silentium suadeo demand silence by pointing the finger depostulo 1 demand, require earnestly deposco 3 demand, require, request earnestly, request for one’s self the performance of any duty or business democratia, democratiae f democracy, popular rule demographicus, demographica, demographicum demographic, relating to population development demonstrabilis, demonstrabile demonstrable demonstrativa, demonstrativae f demonstrative kind of oratory demonstrative demonstratively Demosthenicus, Demosthenica, Demosthenicum Demosthenic denazifico 1 denazify Dania, Daniae f Denmark densatus, densata, densatusum dense, compressed Dentheliathes, Dentheliathis Denthelian, belonging to Denthalii denego 1 deny a thing, say it is not so, reject, refuse, deny a request deos tollo deny the gods defiteor 2 deny degenero 1 depart from its race or kind, degenerate de (ex) vita migro depart from life de vita decedo depart from life, die, perish, pass away de vita excedo depart from life, die, perish, pass away de vita exeo depart from life, die, perish, pass away depingo 3 depict, portray, paint, draw, represent by painting, paint, color, represent, sketch, describe, imagine, conceive, embroider deponens, deponentis n deponent, a verb that lays aside its proper passive signification, depositorium, depositorii n depot, storeroom deprecativus, deprecativa, deprecativum deprecative deprecatorius, deprecatoria, deprecatorium deprecatory deflammo 1 deprive of flame, put out, extinguish defloro 1 deprive of flowers decoloro 1 deprive of its natural color, discolor, stain, deface, soil, tarnish, corrupt, disgrace deargento 1 deprive of money, silver over, plate with silver depompo 1 deprive of ornament, dishonor decortico 1 deprive of the bark, bark, peel denaso 1 deprive of the nose decorio 1 deprive of the skin, deprive of the outer covering, skin, peel devirgino 1 deprive of virginity, deflour deconcilio 1 deprive of, take away depilor 1 deprive, rob, bereave decolor, decoloris deprived of it’s natural color, discolored, defaced, faded, depraved, degenerate decolorus, decolora, decolorum deprived of it’s natural color, discolored, defaced, faded, depraved, degenerate depompatio, depompationis f depriving of ornament, dishonoring delegatus, delegati m deputy, representative, delegate deputatus, deputati m deputyenvoy dicionis Romanae sum der römischen Macht unterworfen sein dignitati alicuius illudo deride someone's reputation, mock someone's reputation decachinno 1 deride, laugh to scorn derivabilis, derivabile derivable, deflectable, distractible, seducible derivamentum, derivamenti n derivation deductivus, deductiva, deductivum derivative derivativus, derivativa, derivativum derivative derivatorius, derivatoria, derivatorium derivative dirivo 1 derive, deduce defiguro 1 derive, design, remodel dedux, deducis derived, descended descendo 3 descend to an act, descend to an employment, yield, agree to any act, acquiesce, depart, deviate, differ from descendens, descendentis m descendant descensorius, descensoria, descensorium descending, coming downwards degressus, degressus m descent descensus, descensus m descent, descending way, lying down dico 3 describe, relate, sing, celebrate, predict, foretell, articulate, name, appoint, set apart, fix upon, settle, mean descriptor, descriptoris m describer, delineator depictio, depictionis f description, delineation, characterization diatyposis, diatyposis f description, representation deserta, desertorum n desert places, deserts, wastes desertus, deserta, desertum deserted, desert, solitary, waste dignus sum aliqua re deserve something dignus sum, qui ... deserve something digna fortuna te revisit deserved happiness has fallen to you desiderabilis, desiderabile desirable desideratio, desiderationis f desire, desiring, longing for, missing desolatio, desolationis f desolating, desolation, desert de salute despero despair of salvation, give up hope of rescue desponsio, desponsionis f despairing, desponding detestandus, detestanda, detestandum despicable despicor 1 despise, disdain despicatus, despicata, despicatum despised despicus, despica, despicum despised, disdained dei contemptor despiser of God despector, despectoris m despiser despicientia, despicientiae f despising, contempt depeculor 1 despoil, pillage, rifle, plunder, embezzle, detract from, diminish destinatus, destinata, destinatum destined, fixed deperdo 3 destroy, ruin, lose destructibilis, destructibile destructible destructilis, destructile destructible dirutio, dirutionis f destruction devastatio, devastationis f destruction, annihilation demolitio, demolitionis f destruction, devastation, tearing down, demolishing, undermining destructivus, destructiva, destructivum destructive deterrere aliquem ab iniuria deter someone from doing wrong deterioratio, deteriorationis f deterioration, worsening detestatus, detestata, detestatum detested, abominated detonatio, detonationis f detonation, deflagration detonator, detonatoris m detonator derogator, derogatoris m detractor, depreciator deleiro 1 deviate from a straight line, be crazy, be deranged, be out of one’s wits, be silly, dote, rave delero 1 deviate from a straight line, be crazy, be deranged, be out of one’s wits, be silly, dote, rave deliro 1 deviate from a straight line, be crazy, be deranged, be out of one’s wits, be silly, dote, rave de via declino deviate from the right path de via deflecto deviate from the right path de recta regione deflecto deviate from the straight path, leave the right path diabolicus, diabolica, diabolicum devilish, diabolical diabolosus, diabolosa, diabolosum devilish, diabolical devotus, devota, devotum devoted to any one, attached, faithful, pious, devout, given to, abandoned to dicatus, dicata, dicatum devoted, consecrated, dedicated devinctus, devincta, devinctum devoted, greatly attached to dicate devotedly devote devotedly, faithfully devotio, devotionis f devoting, consecrating, devoting of oneself, fealty, allegiance, devotedness, piety, devotion, zeal, cursing, curse, imprecation, execration, sorcery, enchantment, magical formula, incantation, spell, any form of prayer degulo 1 devour, consume deos pie veneror devoutly worship the gods dexteritas, dexteritatis f dexterity, aptness, readiness, prosperity, felicity dextere (dextre) dexterously, skilfully dextre dexterously, skilfully diagnosin facio diagnose diagnosis, diagnosis f diagnosis diagonalis, diagonale diagonal diagonios, diagonion diagonal diagonalis, diagonalis f diagonal, diagonal line diagonus, diagoni m diagonal, diagonal line dialectos, dialecti f dialect dialectica, dialecticae f dialectic, art of debating dialectice, dialectices f dialectic, art of debating dialectica, dialecticorum n dialectic, art of debating, logic dialecticus, dialectici m dialectician, logician diameter, diametri f diameter diametros, diametri f diameter diametrus, diametri f diameter dimetiens, dimetientis f diameter diaphragma, diaphragmatis n diaphragm, midriff diarrhoea, diarrhoeae f diarrhea diastole, diastoles f diastole, comma diatonicus, diatonica, diatonicum diatonic dibrachus, dibrachi m dibrach, metrical foot consisting of two short syllables dibrachys, dibrachyos m dibrach, metrical foot consisting of two short syllables Dictaeus, Dictaea, Dictaeum Dictaean, Cretan dictatio, dictationis f dictating, dictation dictatrix, dictatricis f dictatress didascalice, didascalices f didactics, teaching methods debitum naturae reddo die a natural death demorior 5 die off, die, depart, decease, depart, be gone, be dying for love of any one diaetetica, diaeteticae f dietetics diaetetice, diaetetices f dietetics differre a ceteris differ from the others differo differ, be different differens, differentis n difference differentia, differentiae f difference, diversity differitas, differitatis f difference, diversity diffors, diffortis different, discordant discessivus, discessiva, discessivum different, divergent, deviant dibersus, dibersa, dibersum different, opposite, contrary differens, differentis different, superior differenter differently difficultas, difficultatis f difficulty, trouble, distress, poverty, want, obstinacy, captiousness, moroseness diachysis, diachysis f diffusion diffusilis, diffusile diffusive defodio 5 dig downwards, dig deep, dig up, dig, bury in the earth, hide, conceal, cover diligens, diligentis diligent, careful, esteeming, loving, careful, assiduous, attentive, diligent, accurate, attentively investigating, frugal, thrifty, economical de industria diligently, assiduously, on purpose, purposely, intentionally dilutus, diluta, dilutum diluted, thin, weak, soft, drunk dimeter, dimetri m dimeter dimetron, dimetri n dimeter dimetrus, dimetri m dimeter desenesco 3 diminish by age, die away de fama (gloria) alicuius detraho diminish someone's fame, detract from someone's glory diminutivus, diminutiva, diminutivum diminishing de bonis privatorum deminutio diminution of personal wealth, diminution of the private assets decrementum, decrementi n diminution, decrease deminutio, deminutionis f diminution, decrease, lessening, abatement, right of alienation of one’s estate, diminutive form diminutio, diminutionis f diminution, decrease, lessening, abatement, right of alienation of one’s estate, diminutive form deminutivum, deminutivi n diminutive deminutivus, deminutiva, deminutivum diminutive dinosaurus, dinosauri m dinosaur Dionyseus, Dionysea, Dionyseum Dionysian, Bacchic diplomates, diplomatae m diplomat diplomaticus, diplomatica, diplomaticum diplomatic dipodia, dipodiae f dipodia, two connected verse feet Dircaeus, Dircaea, Dircaeum Dircean, Boeotian directio agendi direction of action directio incursoria direction of attack directe directly, straight directim directly, straightway debilitatus, debilitata, debilitatum disabled, enervated, frail, handicapped, infirmed dearmo 1 disarm, deprive of power, blunt diffiteor 2 disavow, deny depalo 1 [2] disclose, reveal decoloratus, decolorata, decoloratum discolored, faded, disfigured, degenerated desuetudo, desuetudinis f discontinuance of a practice, discontinuance of a habit, disuse, desuetude defectio animi discouragement, want of courage, despondency deliberationem habeo de aliqua re discuss a question, hold a conference discerto 1 discuss discertatio, discertationis f discussion deturpo 1 disfigure devenusto 1 disfigure, deform denormo 1 disfigure, make irregular, make crooked dedecoramentum, dedecorament n disgrace, dishonor dedecoratio, dedecorationis f disgrace, dishonor dehonestatio, dehonestationis f disgrace, dishonor dedecoro 1 disgrace, dishonor, bring to shame dedecus, dedecoris n disgrace, dishonor, infamy, shame, blot, blemish, moral dishonor, vice, turpitude, a vicious action, shameful deed dehonesto 1 disgrace, disparage, dishonor dedecorosus, dedecorosa, dedecorosum disgraceful, dishonorable dedecorus, dedecora, dedecorum disgraceful, dishonorable, shameful dedecorose disgracefully diaphonia, diaphoniae f disharmony, discord dedeceo 2 dishonor, neglect a thing defamatus, defamata, defamatum dishonored, infamous delocatio, delocationis f dislocation deartuo 1 dismember, rend limb by limb, ruin detractor, detractoris m disparager, detractor detractorius, detractoria, detractorium disparaging, slanderous diathesis, diathesis f disposition isposition to pathological moods de principatu cum aliquo contendo dispute someone's first rank, dispute someone's highest rank, fight with someone for first rank, compete with someone for first rank disceptatio, disceptationis f dispute, disputation, debate, discussion, disquisition, decision, judicial award, judgment de patella edo disregard religion, disrespect the religion discedo ab aliqua re disregard something in the assessment, refrain from something in the assessment diffluentia, diffluentiae f dissolve, low apart, exude destrictivus, destrictiva, destrictivum dissolving, loosening districtivus, districtiva, districtivum dissolving, loosening dehortatio, dehortationis f dissuading dehortatorius, dehortatoria, dehortatorium dissuasive, dehortatory decennovium, decennovii n distance from 1900 feet decemnovium, decemnovii n distance of 1900 feet diaphora, diaphorae f distinction (repetition of the same word in different meanings) dinoscentia, dinoscentiae f distinction definienter distinctly designate distinctly descripte distinctly, precisely discernibilis, discernibile distinguishable, discernible digestus, digestus m distributing diribitorius, diribitoria, diribitorium distributing, separating dianome, dianomes f distribution of money in canvassing for office diadota, diadotae m distributor diffido 3 distrust, be diffident, be distrustful, despair desuefacio 5 disuse, disaccustom, bring out of use desuesco 3 disuse, lay aside a custom, lay aside a habit, disaccustom, put out of use decuso 1 divide crosswise, divide in the form of an X, decussate decusso 1 divide crosswise, divide in the form of an X, decussate decurio 1 divide into decuriae, divide the people into companies or clubs defrusto 1 divide into pieces, dismember dimidio 1 divide into two equal parts, halve departio 4 divide, divide into parts descindo 3 divide, marking the measure, parting, dividing into two parties diffluvio 1 divide, split digestio, digestionis f dividing of food, dissolving, digestion dei benignitas divine blessing, god's blessing divisio, divisionis f division decania, decaniorum n divisions of the zodiac diezeugmenos, diezeugmenon divorced, separated defendere desino do not defend further, stop defending diem exerceo do one's daily work delectantne te anserinae carnes? do you like to eat roast goose? Democritea, Democriteorum n doctrines of Democritus decreta philosophorum doctrines of philosophers, philosophical doctrines decrepitus, decrepiti m dodderer, decrepit person dies caniculares dog days delphinulus, delphinuli m dolphin, a water-organ shaped like a dolphin, certain showy articles of furniture, or perhaps mere ornaments on furniture delphinus, delphini m (delphin, delphinis m) dolphin, a water-organ shaped like a dolphin, certain showy articles of furniture, or perhaps mere ornaments on furniture delphis, delphinis m dolphin, a water-organ shaped like a dolphin, certain showy articles of furniture, or perhaps mere ornaments on furniture dicio, dicionis f dominion, sovereignty, authority, rule, sway, power deest mihi opera don't want to diathyrum, diathyri n door frame depunctio, depunctionis f dotting, demarcation, marking diaulos, diauli m double course didrachmon, didrachmi n double drachma dibaphus, dibapha, dibaphum double dyed dibaphus, dibaphum double dyed digamma n (indecl.) double gamma, digamma digamma, digammae f double gamma, digamma digamma, digammatis n double gamma, digamma digammon, digammi n double gamma, digamma digammos, digammi f double gamma, digamma diiambus, diiambi m double iambus: ⏑–⏑– dilemma, dilemmatis n double proposition, dilemma, an argument in which an adversary is pinned between two difficulties diplois, diploidis f double robe to be wrapped around the body, cloak, mantle dichoreus, dichorei m double trochee diloris, dilore doublestriped difariam doubly diaporeticus, diaporetica, diaporeticum doubtful diaporesis, diaporesis f doubting, perplexity de down deque downwards deorsum downwards, down, below deorsus downwards, down, below dicendi mora diem extraho dragging out the day by talking for a long time deductorium, deductorii n drain dematrico 1 draining blood from the vena matricalis diduco 3 draw apart, part, split, separate, sever, sunder, divide, stretch, digest, distribute, disperse, scatter, settle, adjust detraho 3 draw off, take off, draw away, draw down, take down, pull down, take away, remove, withdraw, purge, flay, lower, disparage, detract from, withhold depromo 3 draw out, draw forth, bring, fetch from anywhere diffusor, diffusōris m drawer-off of liquids, ispenser of liquids detractio, detractionis f drawing off, taking away, withdrawal, departure from, purging, leaving out, ellipsis, detraction, slander, evil-speaking digito salinum terebro drill out the salt cellar with the fingers, eat the salt shaker empty down to the last grain depoculo 1 drink away, squander damnose bibo drink hard (to the detriment of the host) debibo 3 drink of depoto 1 drink dies madidus drinking day, boozy day destillo 1 (distillo 1) drip down, trickle down, distil, drop, distil distillo 1 drip down, trickle down, distil, drop, distil destillatio, destillationis f (distillatio) dripping down, distilling, rheum, catarrh, running distillatio, distillationis f dripping down, distilling, rheum, catarrh, running defugo 1 drive away, remove depango 3 drive down into the ground, drive in the ground, fix into the ground deturbo 1 drive down, thrust down, cast down, throw down, beat down, strike to the ground, cut off, deprive of demento 1 drive mad, craze, deprive of mind depello 3 drive out, drive away, remove, expel, drive, thrust down, cast down, dislodge an enemy from his position, thrust out, remove from the breast, wean, deter, divert, dissuade from, prevent, hinder, turn away, divert, deny diploma gubernationis driver's license depulsio, depulsionis f driving off, driving away, repelling, warding off, defence, lowering, sinking down defloresco 3 drop one's blossoms, fade, wither, decay, decline delibutus gaudio drunk with joy, elated desicco 1 dry up, desiccate desiccatio, desiccationis f drying out, desiccation, dehydration de nocte during the night, in the course of the night, at night, by night diacona, diaconae f dveaconess deteror 3 dwindle, perish depositus, deposita, depositum dying (and already given up), deceased de re publica bene mereor earn merit for the state debitus, debita, debitum earned, owed deprecabundus, deprecabunda, deprecabundum earnestly entreating defensibilis, defensibile easily defended devescor 3 eat up, devour declinis, decline ebbing deliquium, deliquii n eclipse devoro 1 eclipse, make appear insignificant depressio oeconomica economic low, economic depression designo 1 effect, do, accomplish diffors oratio eine Art der Verteidigung, mit der die angeklagte Handlung zwar zugegeben, aber gerechtfertigt wird designatus, designata, designatum elect, expected dies comitialis election day, polling day dies comitiorum election day, polling day decorosus, decorosa, decorosum elegant, beautiful decoriter elegantly, beautifully deunx, deuncis m eleven twelfths difficultatem expedio eliminate a difficulty de medio tollo eliminate, remove, clear aside, get out of the way, kill delecti militum elite soldiers delecti, delectorum m Elite de dignitate aliquem deicio embarrass someone, declassify someone depeculatio, depeculationis f embezzlement demigratio, demigrationis f emigration diribitorium operae employment exchange depleo 2 empty out, draw off, exhaust defixĭo, defixĭonis f enchantment determino 1 enclose within boundaries, bound, limit, prescribe, determine, fix, settle, determine diathyra, diathyrorum n enclosure in front of the door of a Greek house diem meum obeo end one's days, suffer death, die diem supremum obeo end one's days, suffer death, die de pace agere desino end the peace talks, break off the peace negotiations diem carpo enjoy the day dies impetrabilis enjoyable day dignitati meae consulo ensure one's dignity delubra esse in urbibus censeo ensure that there should be sanctuaries in the cities decimum aetatis annum ingredior enter the tenth year of life denumero 1 enumerate, list digestio, digestionis f enumeration denumeratio, denumerationis f enumeration, listing dens invidus envy, jealousy dendrophorus, dendrophori m epithet of Sylvanus, college of priests who carried about branches of trees in procession, in honor of a divinity, carpenter deos adaequare equal to the gods delabaculum fugientibus expeditum escape slide delabaculum tumultuarium escape slide Dialis, Diale ethereal, aerial deverticula flexionesque evasions and crooked paths dies proximus ante diem festum eve of the festival duodecimum annum aetatis supercedo exceed one's twelfth birthday deparcus, deparca, deparcum excessively sparing, niggardly detestabilis, detestabile execrable, abominable, detestable detestatio, detestationis f execration, cursing, detestation, keeping off, averting, formal renunciation under oath defunctio, defunctionis f execution, performance, death declamatio, declamationis f exercise in oratorical delivery, exercise or practice in speaking, declamation, theme, subject for declamation, loud talking, eager talking, bawling declamo 1 exercise one’s self in rhetorical delivery, practise speaking, declaim, speak oratorically, declaim, speak as an orator with violence, bluster, bawl diffututus, diffututa, diffututum exhausted by indulgence defututus, defututa, defututum exhausted by sensuality, worn down, demolished, run down, desolate, squandered, wrecked, fucked up, raped de civitate aliquem eicio exile someone, send someone into exile, expel someone from his position as a citizen deprecaneus, deprecanea, deprecaneum exorable delato 1 expand, extend, widen, enlarge dilatans, dilatantis expanding widely, spreading widely diductio, diductionis f expanding, separating dies committendi expiry date declaratio, declarationis f explanation of terms, definition diruptivus, diruptiva, diruptivum explosive disruptivus, disruptiva, disruptivum explosive deplango 3 express grief by beating the breast, bewail, lament diffidentiam nuncupo express one's distrust dico, quae mihi videantur express one's opinion, take a stand, communicate one's opinion, reveal one's opinion, present one's opinion dico, quod sentio express one's opinion, take a stand, communicate one's opinion, reveal one's opinion, present one's opinion declaro sententiam express oneself about something, declare one's opinion on something dilato 1 extend one’s self dieculam duco extend the payment deadline dilatatio, dilatationis f extending, enlarging dentem eximo extract the tooth dies extremae condicionis (praestituta / praestituenda) extreme deadline diapsoricum, diapsorici n eye-salve delusio oculorum eyewash Daunus, Dauni m fabulous king over a part of Apulia, father (or ancestor) of Turnus dictiosus, dictiosa, dictiosum facetious, satirical dicaculus, dicacula, dicaculum facetious, witty detabesco 3 fade away, dwindle, waste away demarcesco 3 fade away, wither defloreo 2 fade, shed one's blossoms deflorio 4 fade, shed one's blossoms delinquo 3 fail, be wanting, be lacking, commit a fault, do wrong, transgress, offend delinquio, delinquionis f failure, want, deficiencie, lack, going out, absence, missing deliquio, deliquionis f (delinquio, delinquionis f) failure, want, deficiencie, lack, going out, absence, missing deliquium, deliquii n failure, want, deficiencie, lack, going out, absence, missing defectio animi (animae) fainting dies satis laxa fairly long deadline, quite a long period of time dilabor 3 fall asunder, go to pieces, melt away, dissolve, flow apart, flow away, divide, melt, move away in different directions, flee, escape, scatter, disperse, tumble down, fall to pieces, go to decay, go to ruin, perish, be lost, slip away, vanish, glide away descisco ab aliquo fall away from someone deruo 3 (intr.) fall down deferor fall down, get where, get carried away, be carried away, let oneself be carried away, flow down, fall off, crash down, tumble down, drift, drift away, be swept away, be driven delabor 3 fall down, sink down, slip down, glide down, come down, sink, descend, be derived dolo capior fall for the bait, get duped decido 3 fall off, fall down, fall down dead, sink down, die, fall, drop, fall away, fail, sink damnor 1 fall prey to destruction deciduus, decidua, deciduum falling down, falling off, deciduous delapsus, delapsus m falling off, descent, flowing off, discharge diabole, diaboles f false accusation, slander Diodorus, Diodori m famous dialectician dens caninus fang, carnassial, pointed tooth defigo 3 fasten down, fasten in, drive, fix into, fasten into, render immovable, fasten, turn intently, let fall, cast down, strike motionless (with astonishment), stupefy, astound, astonish desuo 3 fasten deprandis, deprande fasting deprans, deprandis fasting Demaratus, Demaratī m (3) Father of Pythagoras defatigabilis, defatigabile fatiguable deculpatus, deculpata, deculpatum faulty, censurable delicata, delicatae f favorite slave, valet, chamber-maid dilectus, dilecti m favorite dentes mihi pruriunt fear beating dirus, dira, dirum fearful, awful, ill-omened, ominous, boding, portentous, dreadful, horrible, terrible, abominable, detestable, skilful depinnatus, depinnata, depinnatum feathered, winged deplumatus, deplumata, deplumatum featherless, defeathered demuneror 1 fee, reward depasco 3 feed down, feed off, feed upon, eat up, consume depascor 3 feed down, feed off, feed upon, eat up, consume, cull, select, prune away, remove, destroy, waste desiderium capio feel desire deprecatrix, deprecatricis f female intercessor disceptatrix, disceptatricis f female umpire, female arbitrator, female judge defenso 1 fend off diligently, ward off, protect defendo 3 fend off, ward off, repel, avert, keep off, put a stop (to a fire), check the flames, defend, guard, protect, cover, preserve, maintain, support decennalia, decennalium n festival celebrated every ten years after the time of Augustus decennia, decennium n festival celebrated every ten years after the time of Augustus Dionysia, Dionysiorum n festival of Bacchus dierum sollemnium vestis festive dress, festive gown, holiday dress, holiday gown difficultatibus obluctor fight against the difficulties dies proeliares fight days, days on which fighting is permitted depugno 1 fight eagerly, fight out, contend, combat violently, fight to the end, stop fighting de aris et focis dimico fight for house and home, fight for house and yard de aris et focis pugno fight for house and home, fight for house and yard digladior 1 fight for life and death, contend fiercely, contend warmly, dispute dimicatio capitis fight for life, danger to life dimicatio, dimicationis f fight, combat, furious encounter, combating, struggling, contest, perilous contest dimico 1 fight, struggle, contend, strive dimachaerus, dimachaeri m fighter with two swords dymacherus, dymacheri m fighter with two swords dimachaerus, dimachaera, dimachaerum fighting with two swords: gladiator delictum defero file a criminal complaint, file a charge, fle an accusation delimo 1 file off descobino 1 file off, scrape off delimator, delimatoris m filer desiderio aliquem afficio fill someone with longing, arouse in someone's desire, cause someone to desire demugitus, demugita, demugitum filled with bellowing, filled with roar damno coerceo fine dactilus, dactili m finger, a sort of muscle, a kind of grape, a sort of grass, a precious stone, the date, a dactyl, –⏑⏑ dactylus, dactyli m finger, a sort of muscle, a kind of grape, a sort of grass, a precious stone, the date, a dactyl, –⏑⏑ digitus, digiti m finger, toe, small bough, twig, inch digitus transversus fingerbreadth dactyloscopia, dactyloscopiae f fingerprint digiti extremi fingertips digiti primores fingertips Dies Valpurgis First of May dentes pullini first teeth Dictys, Dictyos m [3] Fisherman on the island of Seriphos who saved Perseus from drowning dehortativus, dehortativa, dehortativum fit for dissuading, likely to dissuade defulguro 1 flash forth defomito 1 flatten by burning, flatten with fire diffugium, diffugii n fleeing in different directions, dispersion diploma volandi flight permission descriptio volationum flight schedule demano 1 flow down, descend, be descended from defluo 3 flow down, move downwards softly or gradually, glide down, flow down, descend, swim down, sail down, flow, come, pass, depart, deviate, spill on the ground, flow away, pass away, cease flowing, cease, vanish, pass away, disappear, get lost diffluo 3 flow in different directions, flow away, dissolve, melt away, disappear, be dissolved in, abandoned to diffluus, difflua, diffluum flowing asunder, overflowing deliquium, deliquii n [2] flowing down, dropping down diffluxio, diffluxionis f flowing off, discharge diffugio 5 fly asunder, flee in different directions, disperse, scatter, disappear devolo 1 fly down, fly away, hasten down, hasten away denseor 2 follow each other closely, thicken Damasippus, Damasippi m (1) follower of Marius, put to death by order of Sylla deinceps following thereafter, next following, in a constant series, one after another, successively, in turn, successively, in order, and so forth, and so on dementer foolishly, madly diem ex die (diem de die) for days, one day after the other, day after day de nihilo for nothing dicis causa (dicis gratia) for the sake of judicial form, for form’s sake, for the sake of appearance decimum for the tenth time digero 3 force apart, separate, divide, distribute, cut up, dissolve, dissipate, arrange, dispose, set in order, plant in regular rows, consider maturely, digest, endure, exercise dimissor, dimissoris m forgiver, pardoner decaulesco 3 form a stem, run to stalk diffingo 3 form differently, remodel, make anew, alter defingo 3 form, put in shape, fashion dicatio, dicationis f formal declaration of intention to become a citizen, praising decompositus, decomposita, decompositum formed or derived from a compound word derelinquo 3 forsake wholly, abandon, desert, leave behind, bequeath destitutio, destitutionis f forsaking, deserting, deceiving, failure, disappointment, putting away, abandoning desertio, desertionis f forsaking, deserting, desertion Derbe, Derbes f fortified city of Lycaonia, residence of the tyrant Antipater; place of refuge for Christians under persecution Dido, Didonis f foundress of Carthage Dido, Didus f foundress of Carthage Dircenna, Dircennae f fountain in Spain, near Bilbilis Dirce, Dirces f fountain northwest of Thebes diamannae frankincense ointment, ointment made from frankincense dardanaria fraus fraudulent grain speculation, black market deceptiosus, deceptiosa, deceptiosum fraudulent, misleading, deceptive desterno 3 free from its covering, unsaddle, ungird delustro 1 free one from an evil charm or spell, disenchant descisco 3 free one’s self from a connection, withdraw, leave, revolt from, desert to, go over to any one, depart, deviate, withdraw from, fall off from, be unfaithful to, fall off to, decline to, degenerate into, degenerate, be transformed defigor 3 freeze, take root dimidium facti est coepisse freshly ventured is half won, the beginning is half the battle Diogenes, Diogenis m friend of M, Caelius Rufus deterreo 2 frighten from any thing, deter, discourage from, prevent, hinder, avert, keep off desuperne from above deinsuper from above, from overhead desuper from above, from overhead, above de superno from above, from the top, from the height delonge from afar dedeorsum from below de tenero ungui from childhood, seit der Kindheit de die in diem from day to day diem de die from day to day, day after day, for days diatim from day to day, day to day de stipulis magnus acervus erit from individual stalks finally becomes a pile de meo from my assets, from my property deforas from outside, outside deforis from outside, outside dehinc from this place forth, from here, hence, from this time forth, henceforth, henceforward, hereupon, afterwards, next, then deleticius, deleticia, deleticium from which any thing has been blotted out, from which any thing has been effaced deintus from within de + Abl. from, away from, down from, out of, of, from among, out of dentes adversi front teeth dens anterior front tooth depositorium materiae propulsoriae fuel depot, fuel storage depositorium materiam propulsoriam continens fuel depot, fuel storage digladiabilis, digladiabile full of contention, fierce desidiosus, desidiosa, desidiosum full of idleness, slothful, indolent, lazy, causing idleness, making lazy damnosus, damnosa, damnosum full of injury, that causes injury, injurious, hurtful, destructive, pernicious, that suffers injury, injured, unfortunate, that injures himself, wasteful, prodigal dies denicales funeral solemnity for the purification of the family of the deceased detracta velamina fur denticulatus, denticulata, denticulatum furnished with small teeth, denticulated desulco 1 furrow through, plow up dextimus, dextima, dextimum furthest to the right, extreme right dextumus, dextuma, dextumum furthest to the right, extreme right dignitatem mihi concilio (paro) gain respect, gain prestige, gain a reputation deambulatorium, deambulatorii n gallery for walking, covered walkway dicrota, dicrotae f galley with two banks of oars dicrotum, dicroti n galley with two banks of oars damnum aleatorium game loss damna aleatoria game losses depositio purgamentorum garbage disposal deiectio purgamentorum garbage disposal, waste management displosio, displosionis f gasosus Dipylon, Dipyli n gate at Athens that closed the Ceramicus, and through which one passed in going to the Academy Datis, Datidis m general of the Medes deliciose gently, tenderly debilitor 1 get a damage, suffer a damage, take a damage, lose all composure difficultate afficior get into trouble, get into a difficult position, get into a difficult situation dextram partem operis administro get the right side of the work, attack from the right side, conduct the siege on the right side dentio 4 getting teeth, teething deleritas, deleritatis f giddiness, silliness, folly, dotage, madness deliratio, delirationis f giddiness, silliness, folly, dotage, madness deliritas, deliritatis f giddiness, silliness, folly, dotage, madness datum, dati n gift, present, donation deauro 1 gild, gild over deaurator, deauratoris m gilder deauratio, deaurationis f gilding de iure respondeo give a legal opinion (on a question submitted) derigo 3 give a particular direction to, arrange in distinct lines, set different ways, move different ways, lay straight, set in a straight line, arrange, draw up, send in a straight line, direct to a place, set in order, direct, arrange, guide dirigo 3 give a particular direction to, arrange in distinct lines, set different ways, move different ways, lay straight, set in a straight line, arrange, draw up, send in a straight line, direct to a place, set in order, direct, arrange, guide denuntio 1 give an official intimation, make an official announcement, make a declaration of one’s intentions, announce, intimate, declare, order, command, give notice, make known, signify, indicate dilargior 4 give away liberally, bestow liberally, lavish dato 1 give away, administer dedo 3 give away, give up from one’s self, give up any thing to one, surrender, deliver, consign, yield, deliver up, give up, devote, dedicate demando 1 give in charge, intrust, commit, commend da mi bracas et calceamenta give me pants and shoes da mihi bibere! give me to drink! denuntio 1 give notice of a suit, give notice of a process dedico 1 give out tidings, give out a notice, affirm, declare, announce, dedicate, consecrate, set apart, destine, dispose, prepare, set up, devote a thing to its future use, specify one’s property in the census dedoleo 2 give over grieving, grieve no more demonstro 1 give sb to understand that de virtute alicui praecipio give someone moral standards of conduct deduco aliquem de domo give someone the guard of honor from his house de aliqua re fidem dextrā do give the hand on something, promise something as certain dextram fidemque do give the hand on something, promise something as certain de sententia decedo give up one's opinion, move away from one's opinion, depart from one's opinion desistere (a) conatu give up trying dano 3 give deditus, dedita, deditum given up to, addicted, devoted to something, eager, assiduous, diligent desperatus, desperata, desperatum given up, despaired of, irremediable, desperate datrix, datricis f giver, donor dator, datoris m giver, the slave who hands the ball to the player datatim giving in turn or reciprocally de damno aliorum (alterius) laetus gloating, gleeful, mischievous, malicious debilitatio atque abiectio animi gloom and dejection, dejection and despondency dicendo aliquid augeo glorify through words digitabulum, digitabuli n glove worn in gathering olives degulator, degulatoris m glutton dentibus infrendeo gnash one's teeth derodo 3 gnaw away, nibble derosus, derosa, derosum gnawed away, nibbled digredior 5 go apart, go asunder, separate, part, go away, depart, stepping aside, digress de via decedo go astray, get lost decedo 3 go away, depart, withdraw, retire, withdraw from a former position, disappear, go off, abate, subside, cease, deviate from the right way, give way, yield to another, avoid, shun, escape from, fall short of, degenerate from, turn out, result devehor 3 go away, go down, descend demeo 1 go down, descend degredior 5 go down, march down, descend, alight, dismount deeo go from a place, go away, depart de calcaria in carbonariam pervenio go from bad to worse, get out of the frying pan and into the fire de singulis ago go into detail, go into the details deorbito 1 go out of the track, deviate descisco ad aliquem go over to someone decerto 1 go through a decisive contest, fight out a decisive contest, fill with strife, fill with contention, fight for, achieve by fighting, contending, contend decertor 1 go through a decisive contest, fight out a decisive contest, fill with strife, fill with contention, fight for, achieve by fighting, contending, contend depereo go to ruin, perish, die, be lost, be undone, fade, be desperately in love with, dying with love for destimulo 1 goad on, stimulate daemon, daemonis m goblin, imp deus nullius exempli capit ´nem God allows no comparison with any example, God cannot be compared to any example di te amabunt God bless you! di te ament God bless you! deus mundum aedificavit God created the world deus mundum fabricatus est God created the world deus mundum procreavit God created the world dii melius God forbid!, heaven forbid! deus aliquid adprobat et fortunat God gives blessings and prosperity to something deus est mundi aedificator God is the creator of the world deus est mundi fabricator God is the creator of the world deus est mundi procreator God is the creator of the world deus aequoreus god of the sea deus alipes God with the winged shoes deus, dei m god, deity Deverra, Deverrae f goddess of sweeping Dira, Dirae f goddess of vengeance dea, deae f goddess dii communes gods worshiped together discessus, discessus m going asunder, separation, opening, going away, departure, removal, marching away, marching off, decamping, banishment degressio, degressionis f going away, separation descensio, descensionis f going down, descending, bath declivus, decliva, declivum going downhill, sloping diligentia in re familiari tuenda good housekeeping dei propitii gracious gods difficultas annonae grain shortage debitori intervallum do grant the debtor a deferment of payment, give the debtor a deadline for payment decretalis, decretale granted by decree dapaticus, dapatica, dapaticum great, noble, distinguished, eminent, august, great in soul, high-minded Dinocrates, Dinocratis m Grecian architect in the time of Alexander the Great Demoleos, Demolei m Grecian chieftain before Troy, slain by Aeneas Demophilus, Demophili m Greek comic poet Diphilus, Diphili m Greek comic writer of Sinope, imitated by Plautus Dino, Dinonis m Greek historian of the time of Philip of Macedonia Dinon, Dinonis m Greek historian of the time of Philip of Macedonia Dinomachus, Dinomachi m Greek philosopher Danaus, Danaa, Danaum Greek, Grecian dextram iungo cum aliquo greet someone with a handshake, shake someone's hand, promise somebody with a handshake depravatio oris grimaces Didymae, Didymarum f group of islands on the coast of Lycia Didymae, Didymarum f group of islands on the coast of Troas decenia, deceniorum n group of ten zodiac signs depulpo 1 grow lean decresco 3 grow less, grow shorter, decrease, wane, decrease, become less, diminish, seem smaller, pass away by diminution, vanish, disappear dilucesco 3 grow light, begin to shine, begin to dawn degrunnio 4 grunt hard digrunnio 4 grunt hard damni infecti satisdo guarantee for a feared damage delicia, deliciae f gutter, upper roof beam deliquia, deliquiae f gutter, upper roof beam discerniculum, discerniculi n hairpin, hair bodkin, difference dextram alicuius amplector hake someone's hand dimidiatum, dimidiati n half a wine dialutensis, dialutense half living in the mud, found half in the mud dimidio plus half more diaschisma, diaschismatis n half of the diesis dimidium spatium half of the space dimidietas, dimidietatis f half dimidium, dimidii n half dimidius, dimidia, dimidium half dimidia pars half, half the yield dimidiatus, dimidiata, dimidiatum half, halved, with half the body dimidia ex parte minuo halve, reduce by half, divide half and half, divide in half dimidiatio, dimidiationis f halving, dividing into halves dextra data handshake dependeo 2 hang from, hang on, hang down, be dependent on, be governed by, depend on, be derived from dependulus, dependula, dependulum hanging down demissicius, demissicia, demissicium hanging down, flowing, long demissitius, demissitia, demissitium hanging down, flowing, long decalicator, decalicatoris m hard drinker difficulter accessibilis hard to access difficilis ad intellegendum hard to understand difficilis, difficile hard, difficult, troublesome, hard to manage, hard to please, obstinate, captious, morose, surly, intractable, deaf, inaccessible durus, dura, durum hard, rough, tough, uncultivated, hardy, vigorous, harsh, rough, stern, unyielding, unfeeling, insensible, obstinate, shameless, impudent, severe, toilsome, troublesome, burdensome, disagreeable, adverse, unfortunate damnum affero alicui harm someone damnum infero alicui harm someone detrimentum alicui importo harm someone, injure someone, inflict loss on someone dampno 1 harm, damage, condemn deocco 1 harrow in depropero 1 (tr.) hasten greatly, accelerate greatly, prepare hastily dehibeo 2 have (money) from someone, keep (money) from someone, owe something, be under obligation to something, be under obligation for something, be bound to render, be under obligation to pay debeo 2 have (money) from someone, keep (money) from someone, owe something, be under obligation to something, be under obligation for something, be bound to render, be under obligation to pay, be in duty to do something, be bound to do something, I ought, I must desiderio alicuius rei incensus sum (flagro) have a great longing for something desiderio alicuius rei teneor (afficior) have a longing for something discessionem facio have a vote (by stepping apart), hold a vote (by stepping apart) damnor voti (voto) have a wish fulfilled, become part of a wish, chieve a wish dei notitiam habeo have an idea of God, have a concept of God dimidium fere spatium confeci have covered almost half the distance defungor 3 have done with, acquit one’s self of, discharge an affair or an obligation, perform, finish, depart, die decimum annum excessi have exceeded the tenth year decrevi have gained the firm conviction that , , , disciplina alicuius utor have lessons with someone decrevi have made it one's principle that , , , deest mihi opera have no desire to, don't want to, don't have time to decimum annum egressus sum have passed the tenth year decrevi have the firm conviction that , , , deos adversos habeo have the gods against oneself difficultatibus conflictari have to struggle with difficulties digitatus, digitata, digitatum having fingers, having toes diastematicus, diastematica, diastematicum having pauses, having intervals decastylos, decastylon having ten columns, decastyle decasemus, decasema, decasemum having ten time mores, having ten time units, ten-time dicit se pudere facti he says he is ashamed of his actions defraudator, defraudatoris m he who defrauds, defrauder destitor, destitoris m he who desists, he who withdraws from a thing devastator, devastatioris m he who devastates, ravager decertator, decertatoris m he who goes through a decisive contest, a champion dilatator, dilatatoris m he who propagates, propagator decurio, decurionis m head or chief of a decuria, a decurion, a member of the senate of the municipia and the colonies decurionus, decurioni m head or chief of a decuria, a decurion, a member of the senate of the municipia and the colonies dies cognitionis f hearing day, trial day, day of the court proceedings debriatus, debriata, debriatum heavily intoxicated, fully drunk Daniel, Danielis m Hebrew prophet deus praesens helpful god de cetero henceforth decontor 1 hesitate, to be at a loss decunctor 1 hesitate, to be at a loss dedolo 1 hew away, hew smooth, hew, cudgel soundly deascio 1 hew with an axe, cut with an axe, smoothe, smoothe, rub out, efface, cheat delitesco 3 hide away, conceal one’s self, lie hid-lurk, skulk behind, shelter one’s self under delitisco 3 hide away, conceal one’s self, lie hid-lurk, skulk behind, shelter one’s self under deculto 1 hide thoroughly Diodorus, Diodori m historian of the time of Augustus destinatum (destinata) ferio hit a target defusto 1 hit with a stick discapedino 1 hold apart detento 1 hold back, keep back, detain detineo 2 hold off, keep back, detain, delay, lengthen, occupy, engage, hold in the mind, know dictaturam gero hold the dictatorship, exercise the office of a dictator dies sollemnis holiday dies festus holiday, celebration, festival dies sollemnes holidays dies festi holidays, estivals lasting several days dentes cavati hollow teeth deum rite colo honor God according to custom deum summa religione colo honor God with the greatest devotion dignitas militaris honor of war deos teque spero hope in the gods and in you desperate hopelessly desperanter hopelessly, despairingly desperatio, desperationis f hopelessness, despair, desperate boldness, foolhardiness directus, directa, directum horizontally diritas, diritatis f horrible mischief, fatal mischief, misfortune, horrible behavior, fierceness, cruelty dentes caballini horse teeth dimicatio ostiatim gesta house-to-house fighting dimicatio per singulas domos gesta house-to-house fighting dentibus folliculos fabarum spolio hull the beans with the teeth dignitas humana ubique neglegitur et violatur human dignity is disrespected and violated everywhere defectio humana human error, human failure deiecto 1 hurl down dampnum, dampni n hurt, harm, damage, injury, loss, fine, mulct, penalty damnum, damni n hurt, harm, damage, injury, loss, fine, mulct, penalty, deficit, glitch, breakdown detrimentosus, detrimentosa, detrimentosum hurtful, detrimental, lossy, very disadvantageous, very harmful Dinomaches ego dsum I am a person of quality, I am a second Alcibiades de tua fide mihi persuasum est I am convinced of your reliability digito caelum attigisse puto I am extremely happy, I think I'm in heaven, be overjoyed, be exceedingly happy dicor + Inf. I am supposed to --- (as they say), they say of me that I --- deesse mihi nolui, quin te admonerem I didn't want to miss reminding you de hoc crimine te non arguo I do not make this accusation against you, I do not accuse you of this, I do not reproach you with this dimicatio mihi subeunda est I have a fight ahead of me, I have a battle to fight debeo 2 I should, be due, be owing de Catilinae coniuratione paucis absolvam I will briefly finish the story of the Catilinarian Conspiracy decem partibus ... malim I'd rather ten times, , , digito demonstro aliquem conspicuumque facio identify someone by pointing a finger desidia, desidiae f idleness diebus repetitis if you count back the days diis obstitit Ilium Ilion was hated by the gods dignitates umbrabiles illusions of majesty and greatness dilucidatio, dilucidationis f illustrating, explaining, clearness, distinctness deintegro 1 impair, destroy defectivus, defectiva, defectivum imperfect, defective dapatice in a great way debilitate in a mangled way, paralyzed declamatorie in a rhetorical manner diffuse in a scattered manner, copiously decliviter in a sloping manner Danice in Danish language die mediato in half the day, half the day digestim in order diminutive in the diminutive form decusatim in the form of a Roman ten (X), crosswise decussatim in the form of a Roman ten (X), crosswise decemviraliter in the manner of the decemviri Delphice in the manner of the Delphic oracle de amicorum sententia in the opinion of friends, according to friends deses, desidis inactive, indolent, idle dedicationis dies inauguration day, consecration day dentes praecisores incisors, incisor teeth devergo 3 incline downwards, sink devexum, devexi n inclined surface, slope declivis, declive inclining downwards, sloping devergentia, devergentiae f inclining downwards, sloping devexus, devexa, devexum inclining downwards, sloping, shelving, steep desultor amoris inconstant lover digitus gustator index finger digitus index index finger digitus demonstratorius index-finger denuntiatio, denuntiationis f indication, intimation, announcement, declaration, information, informing de fide deduco aliquem induce someone to be unfaithful, mislead someone into infidelity desidiae et languori me dedo indulge in idleness and indolence deformiter inelegantly, disgracefully debitus destinatusque morti infallibly doomed to death debiliter infirmly, lamely, feebly de causa aliquem doceo inform someone (a responsible body) about the status of a matter delator clam insertus informant, informer delatores clam inserti informants, informers Delphicola, Delphicolae m inhabitant of Delphi, Apollo Derbes, Derbetis m inhabitant of Derbe Derbetes, Derbetis m inhabitant of Derbe Damasceni, Damascenorum m inhabitants of Damascus, the people of Damascus damnifico 1 injure damnificus, damnifica, damnificum injurious, hurtful, pernicious damnigerulus, damnigerula, damnigerulum injurious, pernicious debitor inhabilis insolvent debtor debitor non idoneus insolvent debtor discipleina, discipleinae f instruction, tuition, teaching, learning, knowledge, science, discipline, custom, habit dentarpaga, dentarpagae f instrument for drawing teeth dentharpaga, dentharpagae f instrument for drawing teeth dentiducum, dentiduci n instrument for drawing teeth destinata, destinatorum n intended object, determined object, design, intention, intended narratio, goal of life, intentions, dispositions of a will data opera intentionally, willfully, with intent, with premeditation de iure alicuius deminuo aliquid interfere with someone's rights, violate someone's rights, diminish someone's rights dialemma, dialemmatis n intermediate time, break dialeucos, dialeucon intermixed with white, whitish daemon interretialis internet gremlin, internet goblin de servis quaero in dominum interrogate the slaves about their master debrio 1 intoxicate strongly, make drunk to the full diluvio 1 inundate, deluge deos hominesque contestor invoke gods and men as witnesses deos hominesque testificor invoke gods and men as witnesses divos in vota voco invoke the gods with vows deos advoco invoke the gods deprecatio deorum invoking of the gods to send punishment on the perjurer defaenero 1 involve in debt defenero 1 (defaenero 1) involve in debt, suck out by usury, , put someone deep in debt Didyme, Didymes f [3] island in the Aegean Sea Dia, Diae f (3) island near Creta dilucescit it becomes day, it dawns, it becomes light de pangendo nihil fieri potest It can't come to anything with writing deliberari non potest, num ... it cannot be discussed whether (that), there is no question that not, apparently it is necessary that not degrandinat it ceases to hail diluculat it grows light, it dawns, the day is coming, it is dawning degrandinat it hails violently, it continues to hail dedecori est it is a disgrace, it is disgraceful, it brings shame dignum est (+ Inf./AcI.) it is appropriate difficile proprie communia dicere it is difficult to individualize the general decem puncta nunc sunt a secunda it is now ten minutes past two (o'clock) decet 2 it is seemly, it is comely, it is becoming, it beseems, it behooves, it is fitting, it is suitable, it is proper dedecet + aci it is unseemly, it is unsuitable, it is unbecoming decuit it would have been proper, it would have been in accordance with decency dedecet eos (improbos esse) it's not proper for them (to be cheeky) Diana, Dianae f Italian divinity, identical with Ἄρτεμις dipteros, dipteron ith two wings dens maxillaris jaw tooth diadochos, diadochi m jewel resembling the beryl discedo in alicuius sententiam join someone's opinion, accede to someone's opinion diiudico 1 judge by discerning, judge by distinguishing, decide, determine, judge, account, decide by arms, discern by judging, distinguish dicentarius, dicentarii m judge diiudicatio, diiudicationis f judging, deciding, determining dies fasti judgment days, Roman calendar diagredion, diagredii n juice of the plant scammonea diagridium, diagridii n juice of the plant scammonea diagrydion, diagrydii n juice of the plant scammonea dioecesis, dioecesis f jurisdiction of a governor, jurisdiction of a bishop, diocese, parish disciplina iuris Romani jurisprudence demus just now Danicum fretum Kattegat dicacule keenly, satirically, facetiously detentio, detentionis f keeping back, detaining defectio renum kidney failure diem comburo kill the day, kill one's time, waste one's time, bury the day diatonicon, diatonici n kind of masonry filled in with rubble diaartymaton kind of salve dendroides, dendroidae m kind of tithymalus Diomedes, Diomedis m king of the Bistones in Thrace, who gave his captives to be eaten by his horses; overcome at last by Hercules deosculor 1 kiss warmly, kiss affectionately, praise, laud highly deosculatio, deosculationis f kissing depso 3 knead, dress, curry, dishonor depsticius, depsticia, depsticium kneaded digito ianuam impello knock on the door, knock dentes alicui exturbo knock out someone's teeth dignosco 3 (dinosco 3) know apart, distinguish, discern one thing from another dinosco 3 know apart, distinguish, discern one thing from another damnum fero knowing how to bear a loss, being able to cope with the loss diffidentia rei lack of confidence in success, distrust of the matter defio lack, run out, cease, lacking, diminishing, get insufficient, dwindling, waning desum alicui lacking help for someone desum alicuius rebus lacking help for someone debilito 1 lame, cripple, maim, to debilitate, unnerve, disable, weaken delumbis, delumbe lamed in the loins, lamed, weakened, enervated, weak, feeble debilitas, debilitatis f lameness, debility, infirmity, weakness delamentor 1 lament, bewail deploratio, deplorationis f lamenting, bewailing decumates, decumatium m land subject to tithes, land subject to tribute, tithe-land decempedator, decempedatoris m land-measurer, land-surveyor dictamen, dictaminis n late for dictum, praescriptum, praeceptum derideo 2 laugh at, laugh to scorn, scoff at, deride, mock someone, are making game of someone derisio, derisionis f laughing to scorn, mockery, derision daphnon, daphnonis m laurel-grove dica, dicae f lawsuit, judicial process, action depono 3 lay away, put aside, place aside, lay down, put down, set down, lay, place, set, deposit, bearing forth, bringing forth, lay up, lay aside denudo 1 lay bare, make naked, denude, uncover, disclose, reveal, detect, betray, expose, strip, plunder deprehendo 3 lay hold of, take away, snatch away, seize upon, catch, overtake, surprise, apprehend,detect, find out, discover, comprehend, perceive, understand, detect, discover, discern, observe, equal, imitate, find, come upon, impede, check, bring into a strait, embarrass deprendo 3 lay hold of, take away, snatch away, seize upon, catch, overtake, surprise, apprehend,detect, find out, discover, comprehend, perceive, understand, detect, discover, discern, observe, equal, imitate, find, come upon, impede, check, bring into a strait, embarrass devasto 1 lay waste, devastate depopulo 1 lay waste, ravage, plunder, pillage, waste, dissipate, destroy, sweep away depopulor 1 lay waste, ravage, plunder, pillage, waste, dissipate, destroy, sweep away delapido 1 lay with stones, pave denudatio, denudationis f laying bare, uncovering depositio, depositionis f laying down, putting off, depositing for safe-keeping, pulling down, tearing down, depositing in the earth, burying, parting from, getting rid of, deposition, testimony, lowering, degradation, close of a period, lowering of voice depopulatio, depopulationis f laying waste, marauding, pillaging, ravage deduco 3 lead away, bring away, lead, fetch, bring down, draw down, clear out, cleanse, draw off, lead off, withdraw troops from a place, conduct, bring to a place, lead forth, conduct a colony, draw out a ship, draw out, spin out, prepare a web, weave decepto 1 lead astray, mislead, deceive, lead around by the nose derivo 1 lead off, turn off, draw off, disperse, distribute, derive deduco 3 lead out, conduct, escort, accompany a person out of the house, conduct a young man to a public teacher, conduct a bride, take home the bride, bring one a concubine, drive out, expel, lead away a person from a disputed possession director, directoris m leader, boss derivatio, derivationis f leading off, turning off, turning away, derivation, etymology, exchanging of one word for another dies hyperballontes leap days desilio 4 leap down desulto 1 leap down desultor, desultoris m leaper, vaulter, fickle person, inconstant person desultura, desulturae f leaping down, jumping down diatriba, diatribae f learned discussion, philosophical school, rhetorical school discentia, discentiae f learning dic sodes mihi lease tell me desolo 1 leave alone, forsake, abandon, desert deiuvo 1 leave off helping, withhold assistance decanto 1 leave off singing, give over singing desino 3 leave off, give over, cease, desist desivo 1 leave off, give over, cease, desist decedere (de) finibus leave the area, withdraw from the territory de (ex) provincia decedo leave the province (as governor) de scaena decedo leave the stage, renounce the stage, give up acting, , step down from the stage, bid farewell to the stage decermina, decerminum n leaves and boughs plucked off depetigo, depetiginis f leprosy, scab, scabies, mange depetiginosus, depetiginosa, depetiginosum leprous, mangy deminuo 3 lessen by taking from, make smaller, lessen, diminish, take away from, abate, form into a diminutive deminoro 1 lessen, diminish in honor or rank daemonie, daemonies f lesser divinity, little spirit, evil spirit, demon daemonium, daemonii n lesser divinity, little spirit, evil spirit, demon detemporo 1 let bleed at the temples dic, quid sentias! let hear what you mean! desudo et elaboro in aliqua re let it cost me sweat and work at something desudo in re let me cost something much sweat defuro 3 let off steam demittor 3 let one’s self down, stoop, descend de manu in manus trado aliquid let something go from one hand to the other diem praetermitto let the day pass, let the day go by dextram dextrae iungentes fidem obstringamus, ut ... let us shake hands with each other on the fact that diploma, diplomatis n letter folded double, astate letter of recommendation, document drawn up by a magistrate diplomarium, diplomarii n letter folded double, astate letter of recommendation, document drawn up by a magistrate demissio, demissionis f letting down, sinking, lowering, letting grow, abatement, mitigation deplano 1 level off, make level, make even degrumo 1 level off, straighten degrumor 1 level off, straighten digitus gustator lick finger delambo 3 lick off, lick delingo 3 lick, lick off, lick up decubo 1 lie away from, lie out of decumbo 3 lie down, recline at table, lie ill, be confined by sickness, fall demoratio, demorationis f lingering, abiding, remaining desessilis, desessile lingering, loitering disciplina glottologica linguistics deprecatiuncula, deprecatiunculae f little deprecation, trifling plea for pardon declamatiuncula, declamatiunculae f little exercise in speaking, short declamation digitus minimus little finger, pinky digitulus, digituli m little finger, toe, claw of e crab, dextella, dextellae f little right hand denticulus, denticulī m little tooth, agricultural implement with teeth, dentils dictiuncula, dictiunculae f little word deorum vitam vivere live a godly life de meo vivo live at own expense de alieno vivo live at someone else's expense, live at other's expense delargior 4 live lavishly, spend lavishly delicate ac molliter vivo live luxuriously and comfortably dexterior, dexterius located further to the right deversorium, deversorii n lodging, guest house, lodging house, boarding house, shelter devorsorium, devorsorii n lodging, guest house, lodging house, boarding house, shelter demoror 1 loiter, linger, tarry, delay devia, deviorum n lonely places, unfrequented places desolatus, desolata, desolatum lonely, desolate, forsaken, deserted, left alone, robbed, deprived of desidero 1 long for, greatly wish for, desire, miss, lose, investigate, examine, discuss desiderium me capit long to return dies solstitialis longest day of the year, the day on which the sun enters Cancer desiderium patriae longing for the fatherland desiderium, desiderii n longing, ardent desire, ardent wish, grief, regret, want, need, necessity, request, petition, pleasure desiderio ardens longing, yearning desiderio flagrans longing, yearning desiderio incensus longing, yearning despicio 5 look down upon, despise, disdain, decline, shun, look away, not to regard, not to attend despecto 1 look down upon, overlook, command, look down upon, despise dignam condicionem filiae quaero look for a good marriage partner for one's daughter despectio, despectionis f looking down upon, despising, contempt despectus, despectus m looking down upon, view or prospect from an elevated place, spectacle, object of contempt, despising, contempt despectatio, despectationis f looking down, prospect deficio 5 loosen, set free, remove from, loosen from one’s self, remove one’s self, break loose from, leave, desert, depart from something, depart, cease, fail, separate one’s self, withdraw, forsake, desert, abandon, revolt detrunco 1 lop off, cut off, mutilate, maim, behead detruncatio, detruncationis f lopping off decido de spe lose hope de statu meo deicior lose one's composure diffluo 3 lose one's footing, be groundless, have no footing devigesco 3 lose one’s vigor defectio virium loss of strength, fading of strength, failure of strength delinquitio, delinquitionis f loss deperditio, deperditionis f loss defrumentum, defrumenti n loss, disadvantage, shortfall, deficit depositorium reperticiorum lost and found office depositorium rerum inventarum lost and found office depositorium rerum repertīciarum lost and found office diligo carumque habeo love and appreciate dīlectio, dīlectionis f love dilectus, dilecta, dilectum loved, beloved, dear dīlector, dīlectoris m lover depressio atmosphaerica low pressure, depression demisse low, humbly, modestly, abjectly, meanly deungo 3 lubricate profusely, anoint profusely devius, devia, devium lying off the high-road, out of the way, devious, retired, sequestered, leaping aside, inconstant, erroneous, inconsistent, foolish deebriatus, deebriata, deebriatum made drunk, inebriated derectus, derecta, derectum made straight, straight, direct, level, upright, steep directus, directa, directum made straight, straight, direct, level, upright, steep deperditus alicuius amore madly in love with someone, desperately in love with someone dimicatio universa main battle, main fight dignitatem meam tueor maintain one's dignity deputatum, deputati n maintenance, salary diligenter do operam ut ... make a big effort to, , , , delectum habeo make a choice deum sede sacro make a god holy by a temple decursionem facio make a raid, launch an enemy attack, launch a hostile attack deprecor 1 make a wish to somebody decisionem facio make an agreement, conclude an agreement diem obeo make an appointment deflocco 1 make bald, balding shear, depilate, defibre decalvo 1 make bald, remove the hair deacuo 3 make blunt dilucido 1 make clear, clarify, explain, illuminate declaro 1 make clear, make plain, make evident, show, manifest, declare, announce, declare publicly, proclaim publicly, make clear to the mind, demonstrate, prove, show, explain dibalo 1 make common by clamor, imake contemptible by clamor, injure destino 1 make fast, make firm, bind, establish, determine, resolve, consider, design, intend, devote, destine, appoint, choose, elect, intend purchasing, fix upon as a mark, aim at, fix upon for one’s self, intend to buy depropero 1 make great haste, hasten dicta dico in aliquem make jokes about someone, joke about someone delumbo 1 make lame in the loins, vend, bend into an arch, weaken, enervate demitigo 1 make milder decircino 1 make of a circular form, round off deifico 1 make one a god, deify dicendo amplifico aliquid atque orno make something shine through my words denseo 2 make thick, press together, hicken, condense denso 1 make thick, press together, hicken, condense diraro 1 make thin difficultatem affero make trouble, cause trouble deterioro 1 make worse, deteriorate diabathrarius, diabathrarii m maker of a sort of slipper, shoemaker deproperus, depropera, deproperum making great haste, hastening devotatio, devotationis f making of vows, consecration directura, directurae f making straight, making even, levelling directio, directionis f making straight, making even, levelling, directing, aiming, righteousness, uprightness divitiarum servus Mammon's servant divitiis addictus Mammon's servant digestus sanctarum opum management of the imperial treasury diasampsuchum marjoram ointment depalo 1 mark off with palings, bound with palings, found, establish depungo 3 mark off, designate designo 1 mark out, trace out, describe, designate, define, delineate, design, depict, represent, point out, mark, denote by speech, contrive, devise, perpetrate, dispose, regulate, arrange, appoint, ordain, nominate, elect, choose, ppoint to a public office destinatum, destinati n mark, aim, intended object, determined object, design, intention, intended narratio, goal of life, intentions, dispositions of a will denoto 1 mark, set a mark on, mark out, point out, specify, indicate, denote, designate, take note of, mark with the mind, observe accurately, stigmatize, scandalize, brand with reproach, brand with infamy dinoto 1 mark, set a mark on, mark out, point out, specify, indicate, denote, designate, take note of, mark with the mind, observe accurately, stigmatize, scandalize, brand with reproach, brand with infamy denotatus, denotata, denotatum marked out, conspicuous descriptio, descriptionis f marking out, delineation, copy, transcript, representation, delineation, description, delineating of character, proper disposition, proper order, proper arrangement, distribution, division designatio, designationis f marking out, describing, designating, specification, selection, designation to a public office delimitatio, delimitationis f marking out, limiting denotatus, denotatus m marking out, pointing out deputatio, deputationis f marking, showing, assignment, allotment denubo 3 marry off, marry, demean one’s self by marriage, marry beneath one’s rank digamia, digamiae f marrying twice designator, designatoris m master of ceremonies at funerals, undertaker Dion, Dionis m Mathematician from Naples demetor 1 measure out, mark out, fix the limits of dimeto 1 measure out, mark out, fix the limits of dimetor 1 measure out, mark out, fix the limits of demetior 4 measure out, measure dimetior 4 measure, measure out dimensuratio, dimensurationis f measurement demensio, demensionis f measuring dimensio, dimensionis f measuring, axis of the earth, extent, dimensions diamoron medicament composed of the juice of black mulberries and honey decoctum, decocti n medicinal drink, potion diatessaron medicine made of four ingredients diapente (3) medicine made up of five components dimadesco 3 melt away deliquesco 3 melt away, dissolve, melt, pine away, vanish, disappear diliquesco 3 melt, flow apart decurialis, decurialis m member of a decuria delegatus parlamentarius Member of Parliament, Parliamentarian decemvir, decemviri m member of the 10 men authority declaratio voluntatis memorandum of understanding, letter of intent dicta animis figo memorize the words firmly demereo 2 (demereor 2) merit, deserve a thing demereor 2 merit, deserve a thing Diphilium metrum meter of the Diphilos, diphilic meter digitus medius middle finger demigro 1 migrate from, emigrate, depart, remove, have recourse to, depart this life diacochlecon milk made hot with pebbles deplorabilis, deplorabile miserable deduco 3 mislead, seduce, entice, induce, bring one to an opinion desiderio alicuius rei angor miss something sorely desiderio alicuius rei teneor (afficior) miss something, , feel a desire for something, have a desire for something, be inspired by a longing for something deformis, deforme misshapen, deformed, unsightly, ugly, odious, disgusting, disgraceful, base, shapeless dilectum habeo mobilise, organize a levy delectum habeo mobilize, make mobile deludifico 1 (deludificor 1) mock, banter, make sport of deludificor 1 mock, banter, make sport of derisor, derisoris m mocker, scoffer, satirical person derisus, derisus m mockery, scorn, derision diasyrticus, adiasyrtic, diasyrticum mocking, reviling delusio, delusionis f mocking, taunting, teasing, fooling diasyrtice mockingly diaeta, diaetae f mode of living prescribed by a physician, dwelling-place, dwelling room, summer-house dieta, dietae f mode of living prescribed by a physician, dwelling-place, dwelling room, summer-house dentes genuini molars, molar teeth dentes maxillares molars, molar teeth danista, danistae m money-lender, usurer danisticus, danistica, danisticum money-lending, usurious denuntiativus, denuntiativa, denuntiativum monitory, indicatory, erving as a warning Diana, Dianae f moon diploma birotulae automatāriae gubernandae moped driving licence demutatio morum moral decay depravor 1 morally degenerate, go bad depressius more deeply deversorium autocineticum motel Dinomache, Dinomaches f mother of Alcibiades Dia, Diae f (4) mother of Mercury Dione, Diones f mother of Venus Dindyma, Dindymorum n mountain in Mysia near Pessinus, sacred to Cybele Dindymos, Dindymi m mountain in Mysia near Pessinus, sacred to Cybele Dindymus, Dindymi m mountain in Mysia near Pessinus, sacred to Cybele Dicta, Dictae f mountain in the eastern part of Crete Dicte, Dictes f mountain in the eastern part of Crete dimoveo 2 move asunder, part, put asunder, separate, divide, separate from each other, scatter, disperse, drive away, dismiss, remove, move to and fro, put in motion, entice away demoveo 2 move away, turn away, put away, remove, compel, thrust aside, put out of the way demeto 3 mow, reap, cut off, gather, crop, harvest, pluck off, cut out, take out, behead decemplicatus, decemplicata, decemplicatum multiplied by ten, ten times over decurtatus, decurtata, decurtatum mutilated, cut off, shortened, trimmed, truncated decurtatio, decurtationis f mutilation demurmuro 1 mutter over deterior condicio fit mea my circumstances are getting worse, my situation is getting worse derigescunt mihi comae my hair stands on end decrevi my principle is (it) that , , , diasmyrnes myrrh ointment, salve made from myrrh diasmyrnon myrrh ointment, salve made from myrrh diamirton myrtle decoction Dipsas, Dipsadis m name given to an old bawd Davos, Davi m name given to Roman slaves Davus, Davi m name given to Roman slaves Damasippus, Damasippi m (2) Name of a bankrupt merchant and ridiculous Stoic philosopher Dexamenus, Dexameni m name of a centaur; = Eurytion Delia, Deliae f name of a damsel Didius, Didia, Didium name of a Roman plebeian gens Damoetas, Damoetae m name of a shepherd Dĭdymaon, Dĭdymaonis m name of a skilful artificer Damalis, Damalidis f name of a woman Damalis, Damalis f name of a woman Decius, Decia, Decium name of an eminent plebeian gens at Rome denomino 1 name, designate specifically, denominate denotabilis, denotabile named, marked, indexed, branded dies gentis propria national holiday diatonum, diatoni n natural or diatonic series of notes without breaks or intervals, diatonic scale dimicatio marina naval combat, sea battle denegativus, denegativa, denegativum negating, denying de pace ago cum aliquo negotiate peace with someone de pace ago negotiate peace, conduct peace negotiations, hold peace talks depector, depectoris m negotiator, mediator Delhium Novum New Delhi Dellium Novum New Delhi decemnovennalis, decemnovennale nineteen year old deleramentum, deleramenti n nonsense, absurdity deliramentum, deliramenti n nonsense, absurdity destinatum (destinata) non ferio not hitting a target, missing one's target dignitate, auctoritate, existimatione, gratia non inferior not inferior in dignity, prestige, respect and favor digitum progredi non possum not making a single inch of progress, not moving from the spot depubes, depuberis not of full age decerpo nihil ex re not take anything from the matter depudet me not to be ashamed, become shameless dehabeo 2 not to have, lack de insidiis celare te nolo not want to hide the ambush from someone, not wanting to keep someone in the dark about the ambush Dionysia, Dionysiae f noted dancer derogari aliquid ex hac lege non licet nothing in this law may be restricted dimissoriae litterae notice sent to a higher judge diptota, diptotorum n nouns that have only two cases, diptotes Dacia, Daciae f now Upper Hungary, Transylvania, Moldavia, Wallachia, Bessarabia decada, decadae f number of ten decas, decadis f number of ten, a decade deieratio, deierationis f oath deiuratio, deiurationis f oath deiurium, deiurii n oath dictoaudientia, dictoaudientiae f obedience to the word, obedience, unconditional obedience, compliance, following performance dicto oboediens sum obey the word, listen to the word, be obedient to the word dignans, dignantis obliging, polite denormis, denorme oblique delitor, delitoris m obliterator decori alicuius officio obscure someone's glory, obscure someone's name, eclipse someone's fame, eclipse someone's name damno 1 occasion loss to, occasion damage to, harm, damage, condemn, doom, sentence one to any punishment, oblige one’s heir by last will and testament to the performance of any act diluvialis, diluviale of a deluge, of a flood Damascenus, Damascena, Damascenum of Damascus,Damascene Daphnaeus, Daphnaea, Daphnaeum of Daphne, at Daphne Daucius, Daucia, Daucium of Daucus Delius, Delia, Delium of Delos, Delian Demetriacus, Demetriaca, Demetriacum of Demetrias, belonging to Demetrias Derbeus, Derbei m of Derbe Deucalioneus, Deucalionea, Deucalioneum of Deucalion Dicarcheus, Dicarchea, Dicarcheum of Dicaearchia, of Puteoli Didymaeus, Didymaea, Didymaeum of Didyma Diocharīnus, Diocharīna, Diocharīnum of Diochares Diocletianus, Diocletiana, Diocletianum of Diocletian, Diocletian Diomedeus, Diomedea, Diomedeum of Diomedes Diomedius, Diomedia, Diomedium of Diomedes Dionaeus, Dionaea, Dionaeum of Dione Diophanes, Diophanis m of Mitylenae, teacher of Tib, Gracchus Diophanes, Diophanis m of Nicaea, Latin author on husbandry decennovalis, decennovale of nineteen years decennovennalis, decennovennale of nineteen years decemmestris, decemmestre of ten months decennis, decenne of ten years decennalis, decennale of ten years, decennial dimeter, dimetra, dimetrum of two measures, of two metres dimetrus, dimetra, dimetrum of two measures, of two metres dichronus, dichrona, dichronum of two quantities, common de plano off-hand, without formal consideration denuntio regi periculum offer chess to the king diis tura do offer incense to the gods diis tura libo offer incense to the gods dextram alicui tendo offer my help to someone dextram alicui porrigo offer someone the right hand- dextram alicui offero offer someone the right hand, give someone the right hand demarchia, demarchiae f office and dignity of a demarch decaprotia, decaprotiae f office and dignity of the decaproti dictatura, dictaturae f office of a dictator, dictatorship, the work of dictating to pupils diaconia, diaconiae f office of deacon, deaconship diaconium, diaconii n office of deacon, deaconship diadictamnum, diadictamni n ointment from dittany diachrisma, diachrismatis n ointment, unguent diacisson ointment, unguent Diiovis, Diiovis m old Italian name for Juppiter Diovis, Diovis m old Italian name for Juppiter Dicaearchea, Dicaearcheae f old name of Puteoli Dicaearchia, Dicaearchiae f old name of Puteoli Dia, Diae f (1) old name of the island of Naxos Diiovis, Diiovis m old nomen for later Juppiter desubito on a sudden, suddenly de + Abl. on account of, because of die nefasto on an unlucky day die natali Christi on Christmas day demolaletus, demolaleta, demolaletum on everyone's lips, known to the people, well known, widely known, man of rank and repute die undevicesimo mensis Ianuarii on January nineteenth de plano on level ground, not on the tribunal dextera on the right of dextra on the right of diebus brumalibus on the shortest days, in the middle of winter de eorum vita siletur one is silent about their life decies sestertium (= decies centena milia sestertium) one million sesterces Deiopea, Deiopeae f one of Juno's nymphs dicunt one tells, one says derelictor, derelictoris m one who abandons deprecator, deprecatoris m one who averts by praying, interceder, intercessor deductor, deductoris m one who brings, guide, teacher, one who accompanies or attends on a candidate for office, an attendant deportator, deportatoris m one who carries away, bearer, carrier, transporter damnator, damnatoris m one who condemns declarator, declaratoris m one who declares, one who makes known, an announcer detractator, detractatoris m one who declines, one who refuses, diminisher, disparager detrectator, detrectatoris m one who declines, one who refuses, diminisher, disparager dedicator, dedicatoris m one who dedicates, founder, author deliberator, deliberatoris m one who deliberates depostulator, depostulatoris m one who demands (for punishment, torture), challenger, prompter depositor, depositoris m one who deposits a thing for safe-keeping, depositor, one who disowns, one who disclaims depreciator, depreciatoris m one who depreciates, depreciator depretiator, depretiatoris m one who depreciates, depreciator definitor, definitoris m one who determines, one who settles, one who appoints dedecorator, dedecoratoris m one who dishonors, reviler, blasphemer diatretarius, diatretarii m one who does perforated or filigree work, turner, carver depulsor, depulsoris m one who drives away, one who removes, one who repels, epithet of Jupiter, as the averter of evil detestator, detestatoris m one who execrates, curser defensor, defensoris m one who fends, one who wards, one who averts, one who keeps off, defender, protector desertor, desertoris m one who forsakes, forsaker, one who abandons, runaway, deserter, one who joins the enemy desioculus, desioculi m one who has lost an eye decoctor, decoctoris m one who has squandered the property, a ruined spendthrift, a bankrupt dediticius, dediticii m one who has surrendered, one who has capitulated, a captive detentator, detentatoris m one who holds or keeps back something, detainer depopulator, depopulatoris m one who lays waste, marauder, spoiler, pillager deviator, deviatoris m one who leaves the way, forsaker deversor, deversoris m one who lodges anywhere, inmate, guest delegator, delegatoris m one who makes an assignment, assignor depalator, depalatoris m one who marks out the bounds, founder dentilegus, dentilegi m one who picks up his teeth, tooth-gatherer demonstrator, demonstratoris m one who points out, one who indicates, indicator, exhibiter declamator, declamatoris m one who practises set speaking, a rhetorician, declaimer destructor, destructoris m one who pulls down, destroyer deversitor, deversitoris m one who puts up at an inn, guest depositarius, depositariii m one who receives a deposit, trustee, depositary, one who makes a deposit, depositor designator, designatoris m one who regulates, one who arranges, regulator, officer whose duty it was to assign seats in the theatre, umpire at public spectacles defector, defectoris m one who revolts from another, a revolter, rebel dictor, dictoris m one who says something, speaker directarius, directarii m one who secretly enters a house in order to steal, sneak-thief, burglar delenitor, delenitoris m (delinitor, delinitoris m) one who softens down, one who soothes, one who wins over delinitor, delinitoris m one who softens down, one who soothes, one who wins over doctor umbraticus one who teaches at home, private tutor detrusor, detrusoris m one who thrusts down, knocker, device for knocking down dies unus, alter, plures intercesserant one, two and even more days had passed de altero tantum loco excusatus only half justified de altero tantum nomine excusatus only half justified diem componit vesper only the evening concludes the day, one should not praise the day before the evening debrachiolo 1 open a vein on the arm, open a vein on the thigh muscles diacopus, diacopi m opening or sluice in a dam for leading off the water difficultas, difficultatis f oppressive situation, oppressive circumstances dioptra, dioptrae f optical instrument to measure the height of places decursionem indīco order a manoeuvre damno aliquem  in expensas order someone to pay the costs digeries, digeriei f orderly distribution, disposition, arrangement, digestion decoramen, decoraminis n ornament, decoration decoramentum, decoramenti n ornament, decoration decus, decoris n ornament, grace, embellishment, splendor, glory, honor, dignity, a deed of honor, moral dignity, virtue decor, decoris ornamented, adorned, elegant, beautiful decoris, decore ornamented, adorned, elegant, beautiful dies antemeridianus orning, late morning deseps, desipis out of one’s mind, insane demens, dementis out of one’s mind, out of one’s senses, mad, raving, foolish decursu annorum over the years difficultates perrumpo overcome the difficulties dioecetes, dioecetae m overseer of the revenue, royal treasurer defaeneratus, defaenerata, defaeneratum overwhelmed by debt, exhausted by usury defeneratus, defenerata, defeneratum overwhelmed by debt, exhausted by usury dolor coeliacus pain in the stomach delphinum silvis adpingo, fluctibus aprum paint a dolphin to the forest, a boar to the floods defixus, defixa, defixum paralyzed, motionless, immobile, as if rooted to the spot, as if spellbound discedo 3 part asunder, divide, separate, leave, forsake, desert, go away from, go away to, march off, march away, decamp, get away, come away, come off, depart, deviate, swerve from, forsake, give up, pass away, to vanish, cease, pass over to, go over to dehisco 3 part, divide, go apart, split open, gape, yawn, spring a leak, burst open decursibus intersum participate in manoeuvres digressio, digressionis f parting, separating, going away, departing, departure, going aside, deviation, digression digressus, digressus m parting, separating, going away, departure, deviating in speech, digression desquamata, desquamatorum n parts of the body from which the skin has been rubbed off, excoriated parts de manu in manum trado pass from hand to hand debacchatio, debacchationis f passionate raving, fury dedecus adulatorium pathetic sycophancy diapsalma, diapsalmatis n pause in music diligenter attendo aliquid pay close attention to something, take proper care of something depraesento 1 pay in cash de meo impendo pay out of pocket desolvo 3 pay dependo 3 pay, spend, expend, lay out, bestow upon a thing, give up, abandon dies mercedonius payday dies pecuniae payday deglubo 3 peel off, shell, husk, take off the skin, skin, flay decrusto 1 peel off, split off, disintegrate delibratio, delibrationis f peeling, debarking desiderari coepta est Epaminondae diligentia people began to yearn for the prudence of Epameinondas Deraemestae, Deraemestarum m people in Dalmatia Diablintes, Diablintum m people in Gallia Lugdunensis Diablinti, Diablintorum m people in Gallia Lugdunensis Dardani, Dardanorum m people in Upper Moesia, today's Serbia Derbices, Derbicum m people of Asia, near the mouth of the Oxus, on the Caspian Sea Dassarenses, Dassarensium m people of Illyria Dassaresii, Dassaresiorum m people of Illyria Dassaretae, Dassaretarum m people of Illyria Derangae, Derangarum m people of India desudo 1 perform with exertion decennium, decennii n period of ten years dieteris, dieteridis f period of two years Diodorus, Diodori m Peripatetic philosopher, a pupil of Critolaüs denascor 3 perish, die directa perpendicularly directus, directa, directum perpendicularly delenitorius, delenitoria, delenitorium pertaining to softening, serving for softening, soothing delinitorius, delinitoria, delinitorium pertaining to softening, serving for softening, soothing diademalis, diademale pertaining to a diadem, wearing a diadem deliciaris, deliciare pertaining to a gutter daemoniacus, daemoniaca, daemoniacum pertaining to an evil spirit, demoniac, devilish daemonicus, daemonica, daemonicum pertaining to an evil spirit, demoniac, devilish Danaeius, Danaeia, Danaeium pertaining to Danae, descended from Danae Decentiacus, Decentiaca, Decentiacum pertaining to Decentius defensorius, defensoria, defensorium pertaining to defence digestibilis, digestibile pertaining to digestion, digestible, easy of digestion, promoting digestion digestivus, digestiva, digestivum pertaining to digestion, digestive digressivus, digressiva, digressivum pertaining to digression, digressive didascalicus, didascalica, didascalicum pertaining to instruction, didactic, concerning the lessons decursorius, decursoria, decursorium pertaining to the race-course dentarius, dentaria, dentarium pertaining to the teeth december, decembris, decembre pertaining to the ten depravate perversely, wrongly depravo 1 pervert, distort, disfigure, seduce, corrupt, deprave depravatus, depravata, depravatum perverted, distorted, disfigured, seduced, corrupted, depraved depravatio, depravationis f perverting, distorting, corrupting, vitiating, perversity Democritus, Democriti m philosopher born at Abdera, an adherent of the Eleatic school, and the originator of the atomic theory disciplina philosophiae philosophical doctrines, philosophical system deformitas membrorum physical deformity, deformity of the limbs diaetetici, diaeteticorum m physicians who cure by diet datis habenis proferor pick up speed without braking, dash along, gallop along diatretus, diatreta, diatretum pierced with holes, filigree, carved, embossed demeio 3 piss, make water demingo 3 piss, make water dēfossum, dēfossi n pit dimicatio universae rei pitched battle, general engagement, decisive battle diaconicum, diaconici n place for storing the vessels of the altar Dictynneum, Dictynnei n place sacred to the goddess Dictynna, near Sparta deambulacrum, deambulacri n place to walk in, promenade, walk diiunctivus, diiunctiva, diiunctivum placed in opposition, opposed to each other, disjunctive, expressed with disjunctive particles disiunctivus, disiunctiva, disiunctivum placed in opposition, opposed to each other, disjunctive, expressed with disjunctive particles deruncino 1 plane off, deceive, cheat, shave dircion, dircii n plant also known as Apollinaris herba, a kind of solanum decalco 1 plaster with lime, whitewash deludo 3 play false, mock, deceive, make sport of, delude, play through, leave off playing da semiplenum quaeso potorium please give a cup only half full da quaeso cofeam please give me (a cup of) coffee dentale, dentalis n plow, plow share, beam share dentalia, dentalium n plow, plow share, beam share devello 3 pluck down, pull off, tear off discerpo 3 pluck in pieces, tear in pieces, rend, mangle, scatter, disperse, destroy deoppilo 1 pluck off, pluck out defloratio, deflorationis f plucking of flowers, deflouring depraedor 1 plunder, pillage, ravage depilatus, depilata, depilatum plundered, cheated depraedator, depraedatoris m plunderer direptor, direptoris m plunderer depeculator, depeculatoris m plunderer, embezzler depraedatio, depraedationis f plundering direptus, direptus m plundering depeculatus, depeculatus m plundering, looting direptio, direptionis f plundering, pillaging, stealing, rape dimetria, dimetriae f poem consisting of iambic dimeters devastatio Hebraeorum pogrom against the Jews devergium, devergii n point of separation digito aliquem demonstro point out someone, point the finger at someone demonstro 1 point out, indicate, designate, show, guide by pointing out the way, prove, demonstrate, represent, describe digito monstror point the finger at me, be widely praised demonstrativus, demonstrativa, demonstrativum pointing out, designating, laudatory, vituperative, demonstrative demonstratorius, demonstratoria, demonstratorium pointing out, indicating dicticos, dicticon pointing, demonstrative despectus, despectuum m points of view, heights dens venenatus poison fang, poison snake dentes venenati poison teeth dentes spina argentea perfodio poke teeth with a silver toothpick denuntiator, denuntiatoris m police officer, police inspector disciplina publica police, police order, state constitution diacatochia, diacatochiae f possession diacatochus, diacatochi m possessor descendentes, descendentium m posterity, descendants diem ex die differo postpone from one day to the next diem ex die duco postpone from one day to the next dilatura, dilaturae f postponement, delay defundo 3 pour down, pour out, pour forth dato singulis plena potoria! pour everyone his glass, give everyone their glass full defundor 3 pour oneself down, flow down diffundito 1 pour out, scatter, spread diffundor 3 pour out, spread out, expand defusio, defusionis f pouring out into vessels defectus electricitatis power failure, power cut, blackout dimicatio potestatis power struggle declamito 1 practise rhetorical delivery, practise declamation, declaim, plead for the sake of practise, talk violently, bluster dilaudo 1 praise in all respects, praise very much deblatero 1 prate of a thing, babble, blab out deo preces adhibeo pray to God deo supplico pray to God deum invoco pray to God deum precor pray to God deis supplicare pray to the gods deos alloquor pray to the gods derupta, deruptorum n precipices descriptus, descripta, descriptum precisely ordered, properly arranged decessor, decessoris m predecessor in office, one who retires from a province he has governed deprehensibilis, deprehensibile prehensible, graspable, reachable, encounterable debuccellatus, debuccellata, debuccellatum prepared from crushed rusk directorium, directorii n prescribed travel route dicendo orno aliquid present something in beautiful language depondero 1 press down by its weight, weigh down deprimo 3 press down, weigh down, sink down, depress, sink deep, plant deep, dig deep, sink to the bottom, sink, depreciate in words, disparage, oppress dextram alicuius apprimo press someone's right hand against oneself depressio, depressionis f pressing down, sinking down, depression defluvia capitis cohonesto prevent or cure the falling off of the hair Dindymarius, Dindymarii m priest of Cybele Delphis, Delphidis f priestess of the Delphic Apollo Digiti Idaei, Digitorum Idaeorum m priests of Cybele defensio datorum privacy, data privacy, data protection domesticus, domestica, domesticum private domi privately dico 1 proclaim, make known defanatus, defanata, defanatum profaned, desecrated, unholy despondeo 2 promise to give, promise, pledge, promise in marriage, betroth, engage, espouse, give up, devote to, yield, resign Dianium, Dianii n (2) promontory in Spain, now Denia digestilis, digestile promoting digestion digestorius, digestoria, digestorium promoting digestion Digitus, Digiti m proper name depropitio 1 propitiate, reconcile defendere aliquem ab iniuria protect someone from injustice de re frumentaria provideo provide food dentefaber, dentefabris, dentefabre provided with prongs, prong mounted dentifer, dentifera, dentiferum provided with tines, provided with teeth dies feriatus public holiday, vacation day demogrammateus, demogrammatei m public scribe diffamatio, diffamationis f publishing, promulgation devexo 1 pull asunder, rend asunder, destroy, vex, trouble divexo 1 pull asunder, rend asunder, destroy, vex, trouble destruo 3 pull down, tear down, destroy, ruin, weaken dentibus spolio pull off with the teeth depilo 1 pull out the hair, pluck out the feathers, rub off the skin, peel de digito anulum detraho pull the ring off the finger destructio, destructionis f pulling down, destruction, refuting, refutation, disturbance defarinatus, defarinata, defarinatum pulverized, reduced to flour diascammonias purging agent diascammonias purging root juice dealbatio peccatorum purification from sins, cleansing from sins, washing clean from sins denicalis, denicale (danecalis) purifying from death depurgativus, depurgativa, depurgativum purifying, purgative dibaphus, dibaphi f purple staterobe of a high magistrate delicus, delica, delicum put away from the breast, weaned depono 3 put by, deposit anywhere, give in charge to, commit to the care of, intrust to, lay upon the ground, give up, resign, get rid of, intrust, commit dimico de re put something at risk, risk something densito 1 put tightly together, condense, compress diffugo 1 put to flight, scatter deversito 1 put up at an inn, dwell upon diffissio, diffissionis f putting off business to an other day, deferring business to an other day dilatio, dilationis f putting off, delaying, deferring, adjournment of a legal hearing, adjournment of a judgment, interval digito silentium suadeo putting the finger to your mouth diesis, dieseos f quarter-tone, first audible tone of an instrument defunctorius, defunctoria, defunctorium quickly despatched, slight, cursory devirginor 1 quit the period of youth decursionibus regionem vasto raid and devastate the area depluo 3 rain down dies siccus rainless day desaevio 4 rave furiously, rage, cease raving, cease raging debaccho 1 rave like the Bacchantes, rage without control, revel wildly debacchor 1 rave like the Bacchantes, rage without control, revel wildly demento 1 rave, be out of one’s mind dextram reconciliatae gratiae pignus alicui offero reach out a hand of reconciliation to somebody dimidiatum librum lego read half of the book de tabella lego reading from sheet dinumerator, dinumeratoris m reckoner, calculator dinoscibilis, dinoscibile recognizable, distinguishable deos macto reconcile the gods deos placo reconcile the gods depropitiatio, depropitiationis f reconciliation dēlectator, dēlectatoris m recruiter dilectator, dilectatoris m recruiter dēlector, dēlectoris m recruiter, one who draws out, one who levies, one who recruits directilineus, directilinea, directilineum rectilinear demopsephisma, demopsephismatis n referendum, plebiscite desisto de petitione refrain from applying denegator, denegatoris m refuser Dirce, Dirces f region lying around tht fountain Dirce dedigno 1 reject as unworthy, disdain, scorn, refuse dedignor 1 reject as unworthy, disdain, scorn, refuse delegatorius, delegatoria, delegatorium relating to an assignment Dionysiacus, Dionysiaca, Dionysiacum relating to Bacchus deliberativus, deliberativa, deliberativum relating to deliberation, deliberative dimitto aliquem e complexu release someone from one's arms desideo 2 remain sitting, continue sitting, sit long, sit idle, remain inactive, go to stool diapeganon remedy made from rue diaspermaton remedy made from seeds diatheon remedy made from sulfur diasteaton remedy made from tallow diaeteon (indecl.) remedy made from willow sap dies memorialis Remembrance Day detestatio, detestationis f (2) removal of the testes, castration derigeo 2 remove hardness, soften dextras renovo renew one's pledge, renew one's promise denuo constituo reorganize detrimentum amoveo repair the damage, clean up the damage derogo 1 repeal a part of a law, restrict a part of a law, modify a part of a law, take away, detract from, diminish, remove, withdraw, disparage, dishonor denuo repeto eandem cantilenam repeat the same tune again damnum sarcio replace a damage, repair a damage damnum pio replace a loss deos in humani oris speciem assimulo represent the gods human-like deformatio, deformationis f representation, delineation deprecabilis, deprecabile requestable, that may be entreated, exorable de potestate decedo resign from one's office, resign from one's position, give up one's office destinate resolutely, obstinately difficultates amoveo resolve the difficulties, eliminate the difficulties, overcome the difficulties deliberatus, deliberata, deliberatum resolved upon, determined, certain diei quod reliquum est rest of the day diludium, diludii n resting time, intermission between plays de sepulcro insurgo resurrect, return to life demoror 1 retard, detain, delay decessio, decessionis f retirement of a magistrate from the province he has governed de exsilio redeo return from exile, return from banishment de exsilio regredior return from exile, return from banishment de exsilio revertor return from exile, return from banishment diatritus, diatriti f return of a fever on the third day detraho alicui pellem reveal someone's mistakes deveneror 1 reverence, worship, avert by prayers denuo pertracto revise, rework, rewrite denuo retracto revise, rework, rewrite dianoea, dianoeae f rhetorischer terminus technicus, by which a fact is exhibited instead of a conception dis, ditis rich ditis, dite rich dextera, dexterae f right hand, fidelity, strength, courage, right side, hand, pledge of friendship dextra, dextrae f (dextera, dexterae f ) right hand, fidelity, strength, courage, right side, hand, pledge of friendship dextra, dextrorum n (dextera, dexterorum n ) right side, right bank directiangulus, directiangula, directiangulum right-angled, rectangular dextimi, dextimorum m right-wing extremists dextris partibus radicitus favens right-wing radical directitudo, directitudinis f rightness, correctness digitus anularis ring finger dentes aqua colluo rinse the teeth thoroughly with water debacchor 1 rioting and raving decoctior, decoctius riper, more carefully elaborated desurgo 3 rise from any place, rise de vita dimico risk one's life, stake one's life, risk one's death, take one's death into account demugio 4 roar like an ox defrugo 1 rob of corn, sow too little grain despolio 1 rob, plunder, despoil despoliator, despoliatoris m robber, plunderer despoliatio, despoliationis f robbing, despoiling Diocletianus, Diocletiani m Roman emperor from 284-305 a, D, denarius, denarii m Roman silver coin, which originally contained ten, and afterwards eighteen asses, in value equivalent to an Attic drachma, an apothecary’s weight, = drachma, gold coin of the value of 25 silver denarii, copper coin, money decenarius, decenarii m Roman silver coin diarhodon rose ointment (for the eyes) dentes cariosi rotten teeth dasys, dasia, dasy rough breathe, rough diadema, diadematis n royal head-dress, diadem detero 3 rub away, wear away, wear out, thresh out, diminish in force, lessen, weaken, impair defrico 1 rub off, rub down, rub hard, rub, lash well, scour derado 3 rub off, scrape off, smooth off, shave off, cut off detritus, detritus m rubbing away detrimentum, detrimenti n rubbing off, loss, damage, detriment, ruin, loss of a battle, defeat, overthrow demarchus, demarchi m ruler of the people at Athens, the president of a demos, a demarch, answering to the Roman tribune of the people defugio 5 run away from, flee, shun, avoid, escape by flight decurro 3 run down, flow down, move down, sail down, swim down, run over, run through, traverse, accomplish the course, go through military exercises, go through manœuvres dirigor 3 run in a straight direction, become straight deficio 5 run out, be wanting, fail,disappear,become extinct, die out, grow faint defuga, defugae m runaway, deserter degrassor 1 rush down diis facio sacrifice to the gods damium, damii n Sacrifices for the Bona Dea diaglaucion, diaglaucii n salve made from the herb glaucium diaglaucium, diaglaucii n salve made from the herb glaucium diameliton salve made of honey diamelitoton salve made of meliloton, diamisyos salve made of misy, salve made of vitriolic earth dialibanon salve made with frankincense dialibanum, dialibani n salve made with frankincense dictabolaria, dictabolariorum n satirical saying desiderium expio satisfy a craving, satisfy a desire dies sabbati saturday devotiones faustae saving vows, saving prayers decretum ad parsimoniam pertinens savings decision dic etiam clarius say again more clearly dicto 1 say often, pronounce repeatedly, declare repeatedly, assert repeatedly, dictate for writing, prescribe, recommend, order, dictate dictito 1 say often, say emphatically, declare repeatedly, maintain repeatedly, assert repeatedly de summo pectore dico say rashly, say thoughtlessly, talk rashly, , say without much reflection dico aliquid say something important dico aliquid say something meaningful dico alicui say to someone dic, quod sentis! say what you really think! dico + aci say, assert dico 3 say, tell, mention, relate, affirm, declare, state, mean, intend, assert, pronounce, deliver, rehearse, speak any thing, plead dicibilis, dicibile sayable, speakable, communicable dictio, dictionis f saying, speaking, uttering, delivery, style, diction, mode of expression, word, oracular response, prediction, art of speaking, oratory dictus, dictus m saying, speech derbiosus, derbiosa, derbiosum scabby desquamo 1 scale off, scale, peel off, rub, scour, clean off, shake off, scrape off diagramma, diagrammatis n scale, gamut diffulguro 1 scatter lightning around diffulmino 1 scatter diapasma, diapasmatis n scented powder for sprinkling on any thing discentiae, discentiarum f sciences delitigo 1 scold, rail angrily detorreo 2 scorch, burn di undisoni sea-gods David, David m (indecl.) second king of the Jews, and principal author of the Book of Psalms David, Davidis m second king of the Jews, and principal author of the Book of Psalms Diphilus, Diphili m secretary of Crassus decondo 3 secrete by burying dies sementivus seed festival detuitio, detuitionis f seeing the reflection decens, decentis seemly, becoming, decent, proper, fit, regularly, symmetrically, handsomely, shaped, well-formed, noble defervefacio 5 seethe, cause to boil defervo 3 seethe, cause to boil decimo 1 select by lot every tenth man for punishment, decimate, cause to pay tithes, collect tithes from someone, select the tenth part as an offering, pay tithes of anything decumo 1 select by lot every tenth man for punishment, decimate, cause to pay tithes, collect tithes from someone, select the tenth part as an offering, pay tithes of anything de mille sagittis unam sepono select one from a thousand arrows dicam sortior select the jury by lot dilecti, dilectorum m selected people, elite decimatus, decimata, decimatum selected, excellent decumatus, decumata, decumatum selected, excellent defensio salutis suae self defense defensio sui self defense deditio sui self-abandonment dignatio sui self-esteem, self-respect die occulata vendo sell for cash, sell for cold hard cash dimitto 3 send away, let go, release, put away, repudiate, forgive, free, relieve, abandon, desert, renounce, give up, abandon, forego, forsake, remit dimitto 3 send different ways, send apart, send out, send forth in different directions, send about, directs, applies, separate a multitude, break up, dissolve, dismiss, discharge, disband demitto 3 send down, drop, let, sink down, bring down, cause to hang down, cause to fall down, lower, put down, let fall, put into the ground, plant, lead down, cast down, let sink Delphos mitto consultum send to Delphi to consult the oracle delego 1 send, assign, dispatch, delegate, assign, confide, commit, intrust, lay upon a person any charge, impose upon a person any charge, impose an order, impose a business, impose a command, refer to, transfer, make over, attribute, impute, ascribe to dimissio, dimissionis f sending in different directions, sending out, sending forth, dismissing, discharging, remission damno in metallum sentence to work in mine dicta collectanea sentences discernere vera a falsis separate truth from false diiugo 1 separate discerno 3 separate, set apart, part, divide, mark out, determine, distinguish between, discern, settle deiugo 1 separate, sever didatim separately diiunctim separately discerptim separately disiunctim separately diiuncte separately, distinctly, disjunctively disiuncte separately, distinctly, disjunctively diribitor, diribitoris m separater or sorter of the ballots used in voting, distributor diribitio, diribitionis f separating or sorting of the tablets taken from the ballot-box diezeugmenon, diezeugmeni n separation of equal circumstances discessio, discessionis f separation of married persons, going away, departure, removal, going over to, separation, schism dialysis, dialysis f separation dialyton, dialyti n separation diazeuxis, diazeuxis f separation diiugatio, diiugationis f separation diiugium, diiugiī n separation diremptus, diremptus m separation diazeugmenon, diazeugmeni n separation, disjunction diiunctio, diiunctionis f separation, diversity, difference, an opposition of two propositions disjunctively connected, use of different words or phrases having the same import disiunctio, disiunctionis f (diiunctio, diiunctionis f) separation, diversity, difference, an opposition of two propositions disjunctively connected, use of different words or phrases having the same import diremptio, diremptionis f separation, splitting dedita opera seriously, with a purpose, intentionally, deliberately diacon, diaconis m servant of the church, minister of the church, deacon diaconus, diaconi m servant of the church, minister of the church, deacon dapifex, dapificis m servant who prepared food dapifer, dapifera, dapiferum servant who waited at table dapino 1 serve up deservio 4 serve zealously, be devoted to, subject to declarativus, declarativa, declarativum serving for explanation, explanatory derisorius, derisoria, derisorium serving for laughter, ridiculous detectorius, detectoria, detectorium serving the discovery, , serving the enlightenment, serving the disclosure diem dico set a court date- diem rei gerendae compono set a date for an undertaking diem pugnae constituo set a day for the battle diem dico colloquio set a day for the interview diem constituo set a deadline diem praefinio set a deadline diem praestituo set a deadline diem statuo set a deadline diem solvendae pecuniae praestituo set a payment deadline desisto 3 set down destituo 3 set down, set, place anywhere, leave alone, forsake, abandon, desert, desist from diem colloquio dicere set up a time for a conversation descrobo 1 set, enchase destinatio, destinationis f setting fast, establishing, resolution, determination, purpose, design, obstinacy diamastigosis, diamastigosis f severe scourging destrictus, destricta, destrictum severe, rigid, censorious de rebus sexualibus doctrina sex education decutio 5 shake off, strike off, beat off, cast off, dislodge, shake out, throw aside dextram alicui do shake someone's hand, extend one's rights to someone dehonestas, dehonestatis f shame, dishonor defamis, defame shameful destricte sharp, strict, decisive deletrix, deletricis f she that annihilates, she that destroys deceptrix, deceptricis f she that deceives despectrix, despectricis f she that despises, despiser desertrix, deserttricis f she that forsakes, she that neglects diiudicatrix, diiudicatricis f she that judges, she that jdecides defensatrix, defensatricis f she who defends defenstrix, defenstricis f she who defends defraudatrix, defraudatricis f she who defrauds deipara, deiparae f she who gives birth to God, of the Virgin Mary demonstratrix, demonstratricis f she who points out, she who indicates, instructress, designator delinitrix, delinitricis f she who softens down, soothes, wins over depopulatrix, depopulatricis f she who spoils, she who destroys, destroyer detonso 1 shear off detundeo 2 shear off, cut off, clip, shear, strip off detondeo 2 shear off, cut off, to clip, shear, strip off, lay waste, crop, eat detonsio, detonsionis f shearing off delacrimo 1 shed tears, weep destinatum (destinata) peto shoot at a target descriptiuncula, descriptiunculae f short description, short delineation dictatiuncula, dictatiunculae f short dictation diecula, dieculae f short space of a day, one little day, little while digiti restrictiores shorter fingers, fingers that are too short dies brumalis shortest day (in winter) defectio spiritus shortness of breath demonstratio, demonstrationis f showing out, pointing out, indication, description, designation, demonstrative kind of oratory, laudatory kind of oratory, vivid delineation, picturesque presentation, clear and complete declaration of one’s will, bounding of a place, limiting of a place dignitate praeditus significant, great, eminent delirus, delira, delirum silly, doting, crazy desperatis generi rebus since he had given up hope for his son-in-law decanto 1 sing off, repeat in a singing manner, repeat often, say over and over again, recite, rehearse, repeat as a charm, bewitch, enchant, charm desido 3 sink, fall down, settle down, deteriorate, degenerate demergor 3 sink, submerge demergo 3 sink, submerge, plunge into, dip, depress, overwhelm demersor 1 sink, submerse demersus, demersus m sinking diabetes, diabetae m siphon desidia, desidiae f sitting long, remaining in a place, sitting idle, idleness, inactivity, slothfulness, lying fallow delineo 1 sketch out, delineate delinio 4 sketch out, delineate delineatio, delineationis f sketch, delineation desultor nartatorius ski jumper desultura nartatoria ski jumping desultura scridatoria ski jumping daedalicus, daedalica, daedalicum skilful despumo 1 skim off, skim, work off, digest, rub off, polish, let blood, bleed, deposit a frothy matter, expressing by foaming dehaurio 4 skim off, swal low down, swallow dehorio 4 skim off, swallow down, swallow deorio 4 skim off, swallow down, swallow despumatio, despumationis f skimming off domus aeriae sky spaces desomnis, desomne sleepless delabaculum, delabaculi n slide, chute defunctorie slightly, cursorily declivia, declivium n slopes deiugis, deiuge sloping dichalcon, dichalci n small coin, the fourth part of an obolus dichalcum, dichalci n small coin, the fourth part of an obolus Delos, Deli f small island in the Aegean Sea, one of the Cyclades, the birthplace of Apollo and Diana Dianium, Dianii n (3) small island in the Tyrrhenian Sea deversoriolum, deversorioli n small lodging-place diacheton, diacheti n small plant in Rhodes; called also crysisceptrum Digentia, Digentiae f small stream that flowed by Horace’s villa dilido 3 smash, cut to pieces deglabro 1 smooth off, make smooth delaevo 1 smooth off, make smooth delevo 1 smooth off, make smooth depolio 4 smooth off, polish off digitis concrepo snap the fingers (as a signal of command) decipula, decipulae f snare, gin, trap decipulum, decipuli n snare, gin, trap democratia socialis social democracy democrata socialis social democrat diribitorium sociale Social welfare office demollio 4 soften completely dimachae, dimacharum m soldiers who fought both on foot and on horseback, dragoons dapis, dapis f solemn feast for religious purposes, sacrificial feast daps, dapis f solemn feast for religious purposes, sacrificial feast diligens pater familias solid head of the household dignitas est summa in aliquo someone has high dignity dictum, dicti n something said, word, maxim, proverb, a witty saying, bon-mot, poetry, verse, order, command, promise, assurance, prediction, prophecy Damasichthon, Damasichthonis f son of Amphion and Niobe, slain by Apollo Danaus, Danai m Son of Belus and twin brother of Aegyptus, father of the 50 Danaids Deionides, Deionidae m son of Deïone by Apollo, i, e, Miletus Dardanus, Dardani m son of Jupiter and Electra of Arcadia, founder of the city Dardania, in Troas, and ancestor of the royal race of Troy Deiphobus, Deiphobi m son of Priam and Hecuba, and husband of Helen after the death of Paris Deucalion, Deucalionis m son of Prometheus, king of Phthia, in Thessaly, and husband of Pyrrha Demophoon, Demophoontis m (2) son of Theseus and Phaedra, a lover of Phyllis, who fought before Troy Diomedes, Diomedis m son of Tydeus, king of Aetolia, and Deipyle, the successor of Adrastus in Argos deinde paulo post soon after, shortly after delenio 4 soothe down, soften down, cajole, charm, win, captivate, entice delinio 4 soothe down, soften down, cajole, charm, win, captivate, entice delenitrix, delenitricis f sootheress, she that soothes delenifica verba soothing words delenificus, delenifica, delenificum soothing, caressing, captivating, flattering, enchanting delinificus, delinifica, delinificum soothing, caressing, captivating, flattering, enchanting Daphidas, Daphidae m sophist of Telmessus Daphitas, Daphitae m sophist of Telmessus diatoichon, diatoichi n sort of brick-work disceus, discei m sort of comet shaped like a quoit diopetes, diopetis f sort of frog, rainfrog Diocmitae, Diocmitarum m sort of light-armed frontier troops kept for the pursuit of robbers Diogmitae, Diogmitarum m sort of light-armed frontier troops kept for the pursuit of robbers diacodion sort of medicine prepared from poppy-juice diachylon sort of medicine diabathrum, diabathri n sort of slipper diachyton, diachyti n sort of sweet wine denarismus, denarismi m sort of tax desero 3 [2] sow, plant diastema, diastematis n space between, distance, interval deperco 3 spare, pack in cotton wool, touch with velvet gloves dico suspiciose speak in a suspicious manner dico pro aliquo speak in someone's favor dic, oro te, clarius speak, please, more clearly! deloquor 3 speak, talk, say dicimonium, dicimonii n speaking, oratory dendrites, dendritae m species of agate Dĭos pneuma, Dĭos pneumatis n species of rosemary diospneuma, diospneumatis n species of rosemary digma, digmatis n specimen dardanarius, dardanarii m speculator in corn, forestaller, , grain speculator, grain usurer diem lacero spend the day in vain diem surripio spend the time uselessly, waste the day dego 3 spend, carry on, wage deduco 3 spin out a literary composition like a thread, elaborate, prepare, compose, make finer, make thinner, make weaker, attenuate, derive, remove, cure, withhold despuo 3 spit out, spit, reject, abhor dens maledicus spiteful resentment, spiteful envy desputamentum, desputamenti n spittle desputum, desputi n spittle dicta phalerata splendidly dressed words, beautiful sounding words defindo 3 split, split up, divide up diphthongos, diphthonga, diphthongum spoken with diphthong, written with diphthong deminutio vectigalium a maritis solvendorum spouse splitting diffamo 1 spread abroad by an ill report, publish, divulge, decry, defame, malign, declare, make known, proclaim widely diffusus, diffusa, diffusum spread abroad, spread out, extended, wide dilato 1 spread out, dilate, enlarge, amplify, extend dimano 1 spread out, diverge, flow in different directions diffusio, diffusionis f spreading out, extending, cheerfulness daphnoidēs, daphnoidis f spurge-laurel, mezereon dilapidatio, dilapidationis f squandering, wasting destico 1 squeak desisto 3 stand off from, stand apart, leave off, cease, give over, desist from, coming to a close dextra sto stand on the right descriptio civitatis state constitution disciplina civitatis state institution, form of the state, constitution of the state, structure of the state, organization of the state diducor 3 step apart, break apart de multa nocte still deep in the night digitus impudicus stinky finger despondeo mihi aliquid stipulate something Dion, Dionis m Stoic philosopher Diodotus, Diodoti m Stoic, and teacher of Cicero Diogenes, Diogenis m Stoic, teacher of Carneades and Laelius defectus stomachi stomach weakness, gastric weakness denixe strenuously, earnestly, zealously dilaxo 1 stretch apart digitum tollo stretch one's finger (to register, to vote) dierectus, dierecta, dierectum stretched out and raised on high, crucified destrictio, destrictionis f stretching out, hindrance, difficulty, sharpness,severity districtio, districtionis f stretching out, hindrance, difficulty, sharpness,severity depalmo 1 strike with the open hand, box on the ear depuvio 4 strike, beat depuvo 3 strike, beat detunico 1 strip off the tunic, flay destringo 3 strip off, rubbing the body in the bath, scouring out, unsheathe, draw, touch gently, graze, skim, skirt, criticise, censure, satirize demulceo 2 stroke down, stroke caressingly, soften, allure dimicatio vitae struggle for existence differtus, differta, differtum stuffed full, filled, crowded dalivus, daliva, dalivum stupid, foolish demerso 1 submerge, immerse desidia, desidiae f [2] subsiding, retiring denominatio, denominationis f substitution of the name of an object for that of another to which it has some relation, as the name of the cause for that of the effect, of the property for that of the substance, etc, metonymy desugo 3 suck from any thing, suck in data exsugo suck off data, fish off data dēfoenero 1 suck out by usury, make poor by usury de repentino suddenly derepentino suddenly damnum facio ex aliqua re suffer a loss from something damnum contraho suffer a loss damno afficior suffer damage, suffer harm defringor 3 suffer demolition detrimentum facio suffer harm, cause harm, cause damage, suffer defeat in battle detrimentum capio (accipio) suffer harm, suffer damage, suffer defeat in battle defraudor 1 suffer lack, suffer need, suffer from want deceptivus, deceptiva, deceptivum suitable for deception decore suitably, properly, decorously, elegantly, charmingly, beautifully dipondium, dipondii n sum of two asses, need, want, two feet dipondius, dipondii m sum of two asses, need, want, two feet dipundius, dipundii m sum of two asses, need, want, two feet dupondium, dupondii n sum of two asses, need, want, two feet dupondius, dupondii m (dupundius, dipundius) sum of two asses, need, want, two feet dies aestivus summer day daemones adiuro summon the spirits dapsilis, dapsile sumptuous, bountiful, richly provided with every thing, abundant dapsile sumptuously, bountifully dapsiliter sumptuously, bountifully deiectus, deiecta, deiectum sunk down, low dies insolatus sunny day Democritii, Democritiorum m supporter of Democritus Dalmaticus, Dalmatici m surname of L, Metellus, on account of his victories over the Dalmatians Delmaticus, Delmatici m surname of L, Metellus, on account of his victories over the Dalmatians Denter, Dentris m surname of Marcus Livius (consul 452 AUC) dedor 3 surrender one’s self, capitulate, give up one’s self, apply one’s self, devote one’s self, dedicate one’s self damnum facio sustain a loss, take damage deglutio 4 swallow down, overwhelm, abolish devoro 1 swallow, swallow down, gulp down, devour, swallow up, ingulf, absorb, seize upon greedily, seize upon hastily, swallow eagerly, repress, suppress, check, consume, waste, destroy, bear patiently, endure, accept eagerly, enjoy deos iuro swear by the gods desudasco 3 sweat greatly desudesco 3 sweat out desudo 1 sweat out, exude diaphoresis, diaphoresis f sweat, exhaustion deverro 3 sweep away, sweep out devorro 3 sweep away, sweep out dirigo brachia contra torrentem swim against the current denato 1 swim down dies festus oscillationis swing festival, festival celebrated at Athens in honor of Erigone defectus animi swoon Dercetis, Dercetis f Syrian goddess, called also Atargatis, supposed to be the same with the Greek Aphrodite Derceto, Dercetus f Syrian goddess, called also Atargatis, supposed to be the same with the Greek Aphrodite decebat t would have been fitting diem unum opperior take a rest day, have a rest day deiero 1 (deiuro 1) take an oath, swear deieror 1 take an oath, swear deiuro 1 take an oath, swear dirimo 3 take apart, part, separate, divide, cutting through, break off, interrupt, disturb, put off, delay, adjust, compose, break up, destroy, frustrate, bring to naught, dissuade, be unfavorable dicendi mora diem eximo (tollo) take away the day by talking for a long time, pass the day by talking for a long time dignitati meae servio take care of one's dignity damnum facio aut certe non magnum lucrum take damage, at least not much gain descendo ad extrema consilia take extreme measures, resort to the extreme measures desumo 3 take for one’s self from a multitude, pick out, choose, select, take upon one’s self, undertake deplanto 1 take off a twig, take off a shoot, break off, set in the ground, plant decollo 1 take off from the neck, deprive, rob of a thing, decollate, decapitate, behead de cruce depono take off the cross, remove from cross decarno 1 take off the flesh detraho tegimen capiti take off the helmet delibro 1 take off the rind, take off the bark, peel delibo 1 take off, take away a little from anything, take, enjoy, pluck, gather, cull, touch upon, take away, detract from, diminish demo 3 take off, take away, withdraw, subtract, remove damnum praesto take responsibility for a damage de reis aliquem eximo take someone off the docket, remove someone from the charge list diem dico alicui take someone to court on a specific date dēmtus, dēmta, dēmtum taken away delibatio, delibationis f taking away from, diminishing, first fruit, sample, representative portion demptio, demptionis f taking away detractus, detractus m taking away, rejection de scripto dico talk according to the concept dicaculus, dicacula, dicaculum talkative, loquacious decantatio, decantationis f talkativeness dicax, dicacis talking sharply, satirical, sarcastic, acute, witty de nare loquor talking through the nose directio destinata target direction degusto 1 taste, try, make trial of, make one’s self acquainted with, touch slightly upon, treat briefly of degustatio, degustationis f tasting delegatoria, delegatoriae f tax collection certificate dinummium, dinummii n tax of two nummi deminutio vectigalium tax relief, tax reduction dicendi praecepta trado teach the art of oratory dicendi magister teacher of oratory delanio 1 tear apart dilorico 1 tear apart, tear open (one’s dress) discindo 3 tear asunder, cleave asunder, cut asunder, divide, rend, tear, interrupt diruo 3 tear asunder, overthrow, demolish, destroy, drive asunder, scatter, abolish diripio 5 tear asunder, tear in pieces, lay waste, ravage, spoil, plunder, struggle, strive, contend for a thing, tear away, snatch away dirapio 5 tear away, pull away destructura, destructurae f tear down, demolition, destruction delacero 1 tear in pieces, frustrate, destroy, shred, lacerate deripio 5 tear off, tear away, snatch away, remove violently, pull down derupio 5 tear off, tear away, snatch away, remove violently, pull down dilanio 1 tear to pieces, dilacerate dilancino 1 tear to pieces, tear apart dilacero 1 tear to pieces, tear apart, dilacerate dacruma, dacrumae f tear, gum-drop which exudes from plants dilaceratio, dilacerationis f tearing apart, tearing to pieces, discidium, discidii n tearing asunder, dividing, parting, separation, disagreement, discord, divorce diruptio, diruptionis f tearing asunder, tearing to pieces discerptio, discerptionis f tearing into pieces, rendering dentifrangibulus, dentifrangibula, dentifrangibulum teeth breaking out, teeth knocking out dentes colliduntur teeth chatter dentio, dentionis f teething, dentition dentitio, dentitionis f teething, dentition diaeresis, diaeresis f Teilung einer Silbe in zwei, Verteilung denarro 1 tell, relate, recount, narrate Didymeon, Didymei n temple and oracle of Apollo in Didyma delubrum, delubri n temple, shrine, sanctuary deceni, decenae, decena ten each, ten at a time, by tens deni, denae, dena ten each, ten at a time, by tens decem millesimae ten per thousand decuplum, decupli n ten times as much deciens (decies) ten times, an indefinite large number or sum decies (deciens) ten times, an indefinite large number or sum dextans, dextantis m ten twelfths of any thing dextans, dextantis m ten twelfths of any thing, five sixths of anything decemremis, decemreme ten-oared, having ten banks of oars deceris, decere ten-rudder, having ten rows of oars decacordus, decacorda, decacordum ten-stringed decasyllabus, decasyllaba, decasyllabum ten-syllable decemscalmus, decemscalma, decemscalmum ten-thowled, having ten oars decemiugis, decemiuge ten-yoked decem ten deditioni immineo tend to surrender, tend to hand over decemplex, decemplicis tenfold decuplus, decupla, decuplum tenfold decuplo 1 tenfold, increase tenfold deversorium tentorium tent accommodation decima, decimae f (decuma, decumae f) tenth part, one tenth decimo tenth decumo tenth dira fremo terribly crunch Deiotarus, Deiotari m Tetrarch of Galatia, afterwards king in Armenia Minor and a part of Pontus declinabilis, declinabile that can be (grammatically) inflected delassabilis, delassabile that can be wearied out diobolaris, diobolare that costs two oboli, is worth two oboli diobolus, diobola, diobolum that costs two oboli, is worth two oboli dentaria, dentariae f that cures the toothache degener, degeneris that departs from its race or kind, degenerate, not genuine, mentally or morally degenerate, ignoble, base directorius, directoria, directorium that directs in any direction, that sends in any direction, directory delicatus, delicata, delicatum that gives pleasure, alluring, charming, delightful, luxurious, voluptuous, soft, tender, delicate, addicted to pleasure, spoiled with indulgence, dainty, effeminate, fastidious, scrupulous digestus, digesta, digestum that has a good digestion determinabilis, determinabile that has an end, finite digamus, digama, digamum that has been married twice desolatorius, desolatoria, desolatorium that makes lonely, that makes desolate delebilis, delebile that may be blotted out, that may be destroyed defaecabilis, defaecabile that may be easily cleansed defecabilis, defecabile that may be easily cleansed dilabidus, dilabida, dilabidum that soon goes to pieces declarat that testifies, that proves demolitor, demolitoris m that which breaks down, demolisher, destroyer, hooligan dehonestamentum, dehonestamenti n that which disfigures, that which dishonors, blemish, deformity, disgrace, dishonor decorum, decori n that which is seemly, that which is suitable, seemliness, fitness, propriety, decorum deletilis, deletile that wipes out, that blots out Delminium, Delminii n the ancient capital of Dalmatia dichotomena, dichotomenatis n the averaged, the halved, the half decerptio, decerptionis f the breaking off, plucking off diurna urbis acta the city journal dent operam consules, ne quid res publica detrimenti capiat the consuls may take care that the state is not harmed (SCU) Dalmatia, Dalmatiae f the country on the eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea, Dalmatia discrimen sublātum est the crisis is over Dalmatae, Dalmatarum m the Dalmatians, on the eastern coast of the Adriatic Delmatae, Delmatarum m the Dalmatians, on the eastern coast of the Adriatic Danai, Danaorum m the Danai, the Greeks (esp the Greeks before Troy) Dani, Danorum m the Danes, the people of Denmark Danubius, Danubii m the Danube Danuvius, Danuvii m the Danube dies abiit the date has expired dativus, dativi m the dative Danaides, Danaidum f the daughters of Danaus, the Danaides dies candidissimo calculo notandus est the day can be noted as extremely happy diei haud multum superest the day comes to an end dies periit the day has passed in vain dies iam vergit the day is already approaching its end, the day is already coming to an end, he day is already drawing to a close dies iam vergit the day is already coming to an end dies crisimus the day of a crisis (in disease) dies adventus mei et reditus the day of my arrival and return dies violaris the day on which graves were garlanded with violets, roses, etc dies transit the day passes dies noctem urget the day pushes out the night dies hunc habuit eventum, ut ... the day went like this--- dies longius extenduntur the days are increasing dies abiit the deadline has passed defunctus, defuncti m the deceased, the dead decisioni reclamatur the decision is being protested decertatio, decertationis f the decision of a dispute, a decisive conflict or contest decreta unanimiter combrobanda sunt the decisions must be taken unanimously Delius, Delii m the Delian Apollo Delia, Deliae f the Delian Diana Delta n (indecl.) the Delta in Lower Egypt devoti, devotorum m the devoted, the faithful dictator magistrum equitum dicit the dictator appoints a cavalry colonel dictator magistrum equitum legit the dictator appoints a cavalry colonel Didymeus, Didymei m the Didymean, Apollo difficultates maiorantur the difficulties increase, the difficulties worsen decemprimatus, decemprimatus m the dignity of the decem primi dictamnum, dictamni n the diptam plant, which takes its name from Mount Dicte dictamnus, dictamni f the diptam plant, which takes its name from Mount Dicte dehiscat mihi terra the earth shall swallow me decessus aestus the ebbing, subsidence dautia, dautiorum n the entertainment furnished in Rome to foreign ambassadors or distinguished guests at the expense of the state Delphi, Delphorum m (1) the famous city of the oracle of Apollo in Phocis dicere reformidat animus the feeling is reluctant to say die insequente the following day die subsequente the following day delta n (indecl.) the fourth letter of the Greek alphabet, delta delta, deltae f the fourth letter of the Greek alphabet, delta Dirae, Dirarum f the Furies, goddesses of vengeance datus insipientis non est utilis tibi the gift of an imbecile is of no use to you Dis, Ditis m the god of the infernal regions Ditis, Ditis m the god of the infernal regions Dindymene, Dindymenes f the goddess Cybele dii auspiciis prospera portendunt the gods announce success in the omens dii, qui hanc urbem colunt the gods who love and protect this city Dardanidae, Dardanidarum m the Greeks decem primi, decem primorum m the heads or presidents of the ten decuriae which usually formed the senate in an Italian city or Roman colony decemprimi, decemprimorum m the heads or presidents of the ten decuriae which usually formed the senate in an Italian city or Roman colony deus optimus maximus the highest and best god deus summus the highest god demissus atque humilis sermo the humble and low everyday language Daunus, Dauni m the inhabitants of Apulia Daunia Dicaearcheis, Dicaearcheum m the inhabitants of the city Puteoli daphne, daphnes f the laurel-tree, bay-tree decalvatio, decalvationis f the making bald demensum, demensi n the measured, due food requirement, ration decures, decurium m the members of the senate of the municipia and the colonies were called decuriones decuriones, decurionum m the members of the senate of the municipia and the colonies were called decuriones decies centies millesimus, decies centies millesima, decies centies millesimum the millionth Demosthenes, Demosthenis m the most celebrated of the Grecian orators deterrimus mortalium the most depraved man digitus medicinalis the next finger after the little, medicinal finger decussis sexis the number sixteen decussissexis, decussissexis m the number sixteen decus, deci m the number ten, ten asses, a ten-as piece decusis, decusis m the number ten, ten asses, a ten-as piece decussis, decussis m the number ten, ten asses, a ten-as piece dias, diatis f the number two Dictynna, Dictynnae f the nymph Britomartis, so called because, when pursued by Minos, she sprang into a net (δίκτυον) decurionatus, decurionatus m the office and dignity of a decurion delegatis parlamentariis sexto suffragio contigit, ut praesidentem eligerent the parliamentarians succeeded in electing a president in the sixth ballot dēstrictarium, dēstrictarii n the place in the baths where the body was rubbed down daphnoidēs, daphnoidis f the plant called also Clematis Aegyptia dialion, dialii n the plant heliotropium digitellum, digitelli n the plant house-leek digitillum, digitilli n the plant house-leek decennovii paludes the Pomptine Marshes (19,000 feet in length) decennovii palus the Pomptine Marshes (19,000 feet in length) Daunias, Dauniadis f the province Daunia decermina Fortunae the refuse of Fortune damascena, damascenae f the region about Damascus damascene, damascenaes f the region about Damascus dictio sententiae the right of giving testimony dextera, dexterorum n the right side, he right bank, dasea, daseae f the rough-breathing dasia, dasiae f the rough-breathing depuduit me the shame has left me deductum in partes audientium studium the shared interest of the audience dēnuo nunc sol est the sun is shining again declinatio, declinationis f the supposed slope of the earth towards the poles, a region of the earth or sky, a climate deus supremus the supreme god decimatio, decimationis f the taking of a tenth, a tithing, a selecting by lot of every tenth man for punishment, decimation, a tenth decaproti, decaprotorum m the ten chief men decimus, decimi m the tenth book decimus, decimi m the tenth day decima, decimae f (decuma, decumae f) the tenth hour, sixteen o'clock decima unius millesimae pars the tenth part of a per mille decima unius centesimae pars (0,1%) the tenth part of one percent decuma, decumae f the tenth part, tith decimus, decima, decimum (decumus, decuma, decumum) the tenth decumus, decuma, decumum the tenth dies comperendinus the third following day to which a trial was deferred decima, decimae f (decuma, decumae f) the tithe, the tenth diacecaumene, diacecaumenes f the torrid zone diapason the whole octave diapente (1) the whole octave decimana, decimanae f (decumana, decumanae f) the wife of a tithefarmer Diagondas, Diagondae m Theban lawgiver de te cum tacent, clamant their silence about you speaks clearly enough, when they are silent about you, they shout dein thereafter, thereupon, from there, from that place, next, afterwards, then, from this time forward, next in order, next in the order of excellence, at length, in fine defecere a Romanis ad Hannibalem they fell away from the Romans to Hannibal dextram inter se iungunt they shake hands with each other densus, densa, densum thick, dense, close, compact, thickly set with, thickly covered with, full of, set close, frequent, continuous, strong, powerful, deep, profound, condensed, concise, coarse densatio, densationis f thickening densitas, densitatis f thickness, density dictata, dictatorum n things dictated, lessons, exercises, rules, precepts descripta, descriptorum n things recorded, writings de insidiis cogito think of a trap dies mihi hic ut sit satis, vereor this day is hardly enough for me, I fear that this day is not enough for me de ea re ita censeo this is how I advise in this matter, , this is my recommendation about it, this is my advice about it de ea re ita censeo this is what I think about it, this is my opinion about it, this is how I judge it de hac re etiam agendum est this still needs to be discussed, there is still a need for negotiation, this has not yet been fully discussed deverbero 1 thrash soundly, cudgel soundly detramen, detraminis n thread denuntio caedem threaten to kill dentaneus, dentanea, dentaneum threatening diatonus, diatona, diatonum through running dilapido 1 throw away, squander, consume, destroy deicio 5 throw down, cast down, hurl down, precipitate, drive out, dislodge an enemy from his position, drive out, turn out of possession, eject, dispossess, fell with a mortal wound, bring down dead to the ground, kill, slay, lower, let down, hang down, depress deruo 3 (tr.) throw down, cast down, take away, detract decubo 1 throw on the earth, throw deicio aliquem de saxo Tarpeio throw someone off Tarpeian Rock deiectio, deiectionis f throwing down, casting down, throwing out, casting out, ejection, turning out of possession, depression detrudo 3 thrust away, drive away, force away, thrust down, push down, dislodge, dispossess, drive out from his possession, drive from any thing, drive to any thing, bring to any thing, reduce to any thing, keeping out of office, put off, postpone depulso 1 thrust away, push aside detrusio, detrusionis f thrusting down digitus pollex thumb detono 1 thunder down, thunder, thunder forth, express in thundertones, storm, cease thundering, cease raging dies dolorem levabit time will ease the pain dies dolorem mitigabit time will ease the pain defatigatus, defatigata, defatigatum tired, slack, exhausted defessus, defessa, defessum tired, wearied, weary, faint, exhausted didascalica, didascalicorum n title of a work by Attius diacope, diacopes f tmesis diluceo 2 to be clear, be evident de alicuius vesperi ceno to be dependent on someone, eat someone's bread, eat at someone's table, to be fed by someone datarius, dataria, datarium to be given away de pecunia laboro to be in money embarrassment, to be in money trouble, have payment difficulties dilucescit to dawn deum sede sacro to dedicate a temple to a god damno aliquem voti (voto) to grant someone his wish decem ipsos dies Athenis fui to have been in Athens exactly ten days de meo sensu to my mind, according to my feeling, in my opinion damnose to someone's detriment, to the injury of somone dextra ac sinistra fornicem to the right and left of the arch dextra viam to the right of the country road dexter, dextra, dextrum (dexter, dextera, dexterum) to the right, on the right side, right, handy, dexterous, skilful, opportune, proper, suitable, fitting, favorable, propitious, fortunate decharmido 1 to un-Charmidize, destroy one’s identity as Charmides dies hodiernus today digitus pedis toe dingua, dinguae f tongue dentifrangibulum, dentifrangibuli n tooth-breaker dentifrangibulus, dentifrangibuli m tooth-breaker, one who knocks out teeth dentiscalpium, dentiscalpii n tooth-pick dentifricium, dentifricii n tooth-powder, dentifrice dens, dentis m tooth, point, spike, prong, tine, fluke, tooth of envy, envy, ill-will, destroying power dentalgia, dentalgiae f toothache dentex, denticis m toothbrass, dentex dentix, dentricis m toothbrass, dentex dentrix, dentricis m toothbrass, dentex dentatus, dentata, dentatum toothed, having teeth, dentated, spiked, pointed, polished with a tooth dentibus carens toothless dentibus defectus toothless dentibus vacuus toothless dentifricium, dentifricii n toothpaste daduchus, daduchi m torch-bearer, priest of Ceres (Demeter) at Eleusis dedicatissimus, dedicatissima, dedicatissimum totally devoted, totally consecrated digito aliquem attingo touch one lightly, touch one gently digito aliquem attingo touch someone, molest someone, harm a hair on someone's head, touch a hair on someone's head dextrorsum (dextrorsus, dextroversum) towards the right side, to the right dextrorsus towards the right side, to the right dextrorsus vergens towards the right side, to the right dextroversum towards the right side, to the right Desudaba, Desudabae f town in Thrace demos, demi m tract of land, demos, inhabitants of a demos delictum, delicti n transgression of law, fault, offence, crime, transgression, wrong deculco 1 tread down, trample upon detractatus, detractatus m treatise deltoton, deltoti n triangle Denseletae, Denseletarum m tribe of Northern Thrace Denthelethi, Denthelethorum m tribe of Northern Thrace delectatiuncula, delectatiunculae f trifling pleasure, petty delight detriumpho 1 triumph over, conquer debuccino 1 trumpet forth debucino 1 trumpet forth dibucino 1 trumpet forth detorqueo 2 turn aside, bend aside, turn off, turn away, distort, misrepresent deverto 3 (intr.) turn aside, go aside, turn towards, go towards, turn in, put up, lodge anywhere deverto 3 (tr.) turn away, turn aside devorto 3 (tr.) turn away, turn aside devio 1 turn from the straight road, go aside, eviate detorqueo 2 turn in any direction, go in any direction detorno 1 turn off, turn, turn off with a lathe discedo ab aliquo turn one's back on someone devertor 3 turn one’s self aside, turn one’s self to any place, betake one’s self to any place, turn in, put up at, resort to, have recourse to devortor 3 (intr.) turn one’s self aside, turn one’s self to any place, betake one’s self to any place, turn in, put up at, resort to, have recourse to deorbito 1 turn out of the track, turn aside de via declino ad dexteram turn right off the road declinis, decline turning aside deflexio, deflexionis f turning aside, bending aside deflexus, deflexus m turning aside, bending aside dens obliquus tusk, fang, hewer dentes apri tusks of the boar diazoster, diazosteris m twelfth dorsal vertebra dipyros, dipyron twice burned digitis mico twitch the fingers Didymae, Didymarum f two small islands next to Syros diezeugmena, diezeugmenorum n two tetrachords, forming a scale dimus, dima, dimum two years old, of two years, biennial dupondium, dupondii n two-as piece diffāmĭa, diffāmĭae f two-faced diota, diotae f two-handled vessel, wine-jar dies bifestus twofold festival diobolaria, diobolariae f twopenny sweetheart, twopenny whore diobolae meretrices twopenny sweethearts, twopenny whores diaeteta, diaetetae m umpire disceptator, disceptatoris m umpire, arbitrator, judge dextra nuda unarmed right hand dehonestus, dehonesta, dehonestum unbecoming, improper defrenatus, defrenata, defrenatum unbridled, unrestrained diffibulo 1 unclasp, unbuckle deoperio 4 uncover, disclose detego 3 uncover, expose, lay bare, unroof, take off, remove, discover, disclose, reveal, betray, detect detector, detectoris m uncoverer, revealer detectio, detectionis f uncovering, revealing desero 3 undo one’s connection with another, leave, forsake, abandon, desert, give up desidia coacta unemployment, jobless de improviso unexpectedly depropitius, depropitia, depropitium unfavorably tuned deplico 1 unfold, uncoil, unroll, unfurl, spread out discingo 3 ungird, deprive of the girdle discinctus, discincta, discinctum ungirt, voluptuous, effeminate, slovenly, careless, negligent, loose, dissolute, reckless deglutino 1 unglue, separate by moistening dialepidos unguent made with the scales that fly from metal in hammering diapanton universally dendritis, dendritidis f unknown gem dedisco 3 unlearn, forget discarico 1 unload from the car deonero 1 unload, disburden, free from the burden dies ater unlucky day debilis, debile unmanageable, wanting in flexibility or activity, lame, disabled, crippled, infirm, debilitated, feeble, frail, weak dedecor, dedecoris unseemly, unbecoming, shameful, vile discalceatus, discalceata, discalceatum unshod, barefooted discalciatus, discalciata, discalciatum unshod, barefooted debilitatus atque abiectus unsteady and discouraged, disheartened and despondent detendo 3 unstretch, relax decalantico 1 unveil, deprive of one’s hood, plunder decalautico 1 unveil, deprive of one’s hood, plunder develo 1 unveil, uncover deiungo 3 unyoke de statu aliquem deicio upset someone dentium confricamentis utor use toothpaste defruor 3 use up, consume by enjoying deutor 3 (+ Abl.) use wrongfully, abuse dextram dextrae committo ut hand in hand dira precor alicui utter curses against someone desperatio rerum omnium utter hopelessness, hopeless situation deverticulum feriale vacation accommodation, vacation rental diaetarius, diaetarii m valet-de-chambre diligo 3 value highly, esteem highly, love, choose, affect, do willingly, do habitually, be fond of doing declinatus, declinatus m variation, inflection (of words) declinatio, declinationis f variation, inflection, declension, conjugation, comparison, derivation diabotanon n (indecl.) vegetable broth Dione, Diones f Venus demane very early deridiculus, deridicula, deridiculum very laughable, ridiculous demagis very much decrepitus, decrepita, decrepitum very old, decrepit depudico 1 violate, dishonor depugnatio, depugnationis f violent fighting, decisive fight, eager contest, defacing, showdown desudatio, desudationis f violent sweating, exertion, painstaking defletio, defletionis f violent weeping devertor ad aliquem visit someone's house as a guest delicatus, delicati m voluptuous, glutton, page, favorite slave, voluptuary, wanton deacinatus, deacinata, deacinatum von den Trauben befreit devoveo 2 vow, devote, give up, attach, promise solemnly, mark out, destine, appoint, curse, execrate, bewitch by conjuration diem unum opperitur ad reficienda iumenta wait a day to strengthen the animals, take a rest day to strengthen the animals diem ex die exspecto wait from one day to the next deambulo 1 walk abroad, walk much, take a walk, promenade deliciis diffluo wallow in lavish pleasures deerro 1 wander away, stray, go astray, go the wrong way, lose one’s way, err, stray, deviate devagor 1 wander, stray from, deviate, digress diffidentia, diffidentiae f want of confidence, mistrust, distrust, diffidence, want of faith, disobedience desipientia, desipientiae f want of understanding, foolishness de aliquo agi volo want proceedings against someone, want a case against somebody dicam, quod sentio want to say my true opinion dictaturio 4 want to say diametrum, diametri n wantage, loss, that is wanting to the measure delicuus, delicua, delicuum wanting, lacking deliquus, deliqua, deliquum (delicuus, delicua, de ... wanting, lacking deus bellator war god dux belli war leader duellum, duelli n war, warfare, hostilities between two nations, battle deprecatio, deprecationis f warding off by prayer, averting by prayer, deprecating, deprecation, imprecation, prayer for pardon decalefacio 5 warm thoroughly deproelior 1 warring violently delavo 1 wash off, wash clean deluo 3 wash out, wash off, cleanse diluo 3 wash to pieces, wash away, dissolve, dilute, cause to melt away, wash, drench, wash out, weaken, dissolve in a liquid, temper, mix, lessen, impair, do away with water, remove with water, atone for, solve a difficulty diluvies, diluviei f washing away of the earth, an inundation, flood, deluge, desolation, destruction, deluge of invasion diluvio, diluvionis f washing away of the earth, an inundation, flood, deluge, desolation, destruction, deluge of invasion diluvium, diluvii n washing away of the earth, an inundation, flood, deluge, desolation, destruction, deluge of invasion delavatio, delavationis f washing up, ablution dependo operam incassum alicui rei waste one's effort on something desertitudo, desertitudinis f wasteland, desert desertum, deserti n wasteland, desert dilargitor, dilargitoris m waster desolator, desolatoris m waster, failure, loser, one who makes lonely, one who makes desolate dilapidator, dilapidatoris m waster, squanderer de caelo servo watch the sky (by sign), observe the sky (by sign) delacrimatio, delacrimationis f watery running of the eyes, watery weeping of the eyes, cessation of weeping digitos ante oculos circummoveo wave the fingers in front of the eyes definitiuncula, definitiuncule f weak determination, weak definition defectus, defecta, defectum weak, weakened, worn out, enfeebled dicendo extenuo aliquid weaken something through one's words, belittle something through one's words, downplay something through one's words, trivialize something through one's words diffirmo 1 weaken, dissipate dilutius weaker, more diluted divitiae mihi malo vertunt wealth becomes my misfortune deliculus, delicula, deliculum weaned from breast milk desuetus, desueta, desuetum weaned, alienated dentibus atque comis utor emptis wear dentures and a wig, wear false teeth and false hair defetiscentia, defetiscentiae f weariness defatigo 1 (defetigo 1) weary out, tire a person, fatigue, exhaust defetigo 1 weary out, tire a person, fatigue, exhaust diffatigo 1 weary out, tire a person, fatigue, exhaust delasso 1 weary out, tire out detexo 3 weave off, finish by weaving, make by weaving, weave, plait, explain, describe, complete, finish dies nuptiarum wedding day dies nuptiis destinatus wedding day deploro 1 weep bitterly, moan, wail, lament, complain, weep, bleed greatly deploro 1 weep for bitterly, bewail, lament, deplore, regard as lost, give up, regard as hopeless, regard asincurable defleo 2 weep over, lament, deplore, bewail, weep much, weep violently, weep to exhaustion deplorabundus, deplorabunda, deplorabundum weeping bitterly degravo 1 weigh down, press down, overpower, drag down, burden, incommode delibero 1 weigh well in one’s mind, consider maturely, deliberate respecting a thing, take counsel, consult, advise upon, consult an oracle, resolve, determine deliberabundus, deliberabunda, deliberabundum weighing carefully, considering, reflecting, deliberating diffletus, diffleta, diffletum wept out, drained with weeping delibutus, delibuta, delibutum wetted, smeared, anointed debitum, debiti n what is owing, a debt, what is due, debt, duty, obligation decor, decoris m what is seemly, what is becoming, comeliness, elegance, grace, beauty, ornament, charms discessu meo when I leave, on my departure die iam vesperato when it had already become evening dine, dines f whirlwind didintrio 4 whistle, hiss dealbo 1 whiten over, whitewash, parget, plaster, purify, cleanse dealbatus, dealbata, dealbatum whitewashed, plastered dealbamentum, dealbamenti n whitewashing desponsor, desponsorris m who betroths diplomarius, diplomarii m who carried out the imperial letters of recommendation dehortator, dehortatoris m who dissuades, who discourages dilargus, dilargi m who gives a lot defioculus, defioculi m who lacks an eye, one-eyed deificus, deifica, deificum who makes one a god, who deifies, consecrated, sacred demessor, demessoris m who measures, who assigns dealbator, dealbatoris m who whitens over, whitewasher, pargeter, plasterer decineratus, decinerata, decineratum wholly turned to ashes dilatatus, dilatata, dilatatum widened, expanded Dia, Diae f (5) wife of Ixion, and mother of Pirithous Dirce, Dirces f wife of the Theban prince Lycus dentilegum te faciam will smash your teeth devotus in aliquan rem willing to do something, ready for delibamentum, delibamenti n wine poured out to the gods, libation depennatus, depennata, depennatum winged dies hiemalis winter day, detergeo 2 wipe off, wipe away, drive away, remove, chase away, cleanse by wiping, wipe off, wipe clean, clean out, clear, empty, take away, cleanse, purge, strip off, break off, break to pieces de victoria alicui gratulor wish someone luck for victory, congratulate someone for victory discernenter with a distinction, different dionymus, dionyma, dionymum with a double name deliciatus, deliciata, deliciatum with a gutter desiderabiliter with ardent desire defricate with biting sarcasm de tenero ungui with body and soul, down to the fingertips dentata manu with crooked fingers difficile with difficulty difficiliter with difficulty difficulter (difficilius, difficillime) with difficulty diffusis capillis with loose hair de + Abl. with respect to, concerning dis approbantibus with the blessing of the gods die vesperascente with the onset of darkness dilophos, dilophon with two crests, two-crested de foro decedo withdraw from public life, retire from public life de computo aufero withdraw from the account de computo detraho withdraw from the account denegatio, denegationis f withdrawal, deprivation, refusal duabus tribusve horis within two or three hours delectu omni et discrimine omisso without any regard for the person depugis, depuge without buttocks, thin-buttocked depygis, depyge (depugis, depuge) without buttocks, thin-buttocked deplumis, deplume without feathers, featherless depilis, depile without hair de nihilo without reason, without cause diffidens, diffidentis without self-confidence, diffident, anxious diffidenter without self-confidence, diffidently dicteria, dicteriorum n witty saying, bon mots demiror 1 wonder at, be at a loss to imagine de verbo word for word, verbatim dictis accrescit fides words gain credibility delaboro 1 work hard, overwork digitos cruento work one's fingers to the bone, work the fingers sore daedalus, daedala, daedalum worked with artistry, artful, artistic dies profestus working day descriptio orbis terrarum world map, worldmap divina ratio toti mundo et partibus eius inserta world spirit, divine spirit detritus, detrita, detritum worn out, trite, hackneyed diffugiunt sollicitudines worries vanish, worries disappear deterius worse, less deterior, deterius [deterrimus] worse, poorer, meaner, weaker deterioror 1 worsen, deteriorate, lose value deos deasque veneror, qui hanc urbem colunt worship the gods and goddesses who frequent this city deos adoro worship the gods deservitio, deservitionis f worship, slave service daemonicola, daemonicolae c worshipper of devils, heathen digne worthily, itly, becomingly dignus (digna, dignum), ad quem (quam, quod) animum attendas worthy of attention damnabilis, damnabile worthy of condemnation, damnable damnandus, damnanda, damnandum worthy of condemnation, damnable dignus annotatu worthy of note dignabilis, dignabile worthy dignus, digna, dignum worthy, deserving, suitable, fitting, becoming, proper dictīs mē circumvenio wrap oneself in words, hide behind words delucto 1 (deluctor 1) wrestle, struggle deluctor 1 wrestle, struggle, combat deluctatio, deluctationis f wrestling, struggle de manibus alicui extorqueo aliquid wring something out of someone's hands diptychum, diptychi n writing-tablet of two leaves, double shell of the oyster disciplina navalis xcience and Institution of maritime affairs delatro 1 yell in a whimpering tone dies hesternus yesterday dies pristinus yesterday dici vix potest You can hardly find words for it, for what hardly can be found words deum agnoscis ex operibus eius you know God by his work desitus, desitus m deum iram averrunco difficiles habeo explicatus decimanus, decimana, decumanum (decumanus, decumana, decumanum) considerable, large, immense depletura, depleturae f dactyliotheca, dactyliothecae f collection of seal-rings and jewels diem et noctem digno 1 dessicco 1 de civitate aliquem extermino drive someone out of state dentem extraho depastio, depastionis f deest mihi argumentum ad scribendum decrevi , , deliberatio omnis haec est desiderium me tenet yearning fills me, desire fills me demutilo 1 deprecio 1 undervalue, depreciate, disregard, make light of depretio 1 undervalue, depreciate, disregard, make light of deos praefari invoke the gods first damno 1 diatritaeus, diatritaea, diatritaeum deiector, deiectoris m one who casts down diem dispono demeaculum, demeaculi n densus mollisque villus digitum tollo desiderium expleo satisfy one's desire dirado 3 depulsorius, depulsora, depulsorum deiectiuncula, deiectiunculae f diazōma, diazōmatis n difficilior, difficilius difficilis ad concoquendum difficilis concoctu decempedalis, decempedale decimum, decimi n deltoton, deltoti n dies crastinus

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