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  1. deceptio, deceptionis f
    a deceiving, deception, deceitfulness
  2. deputo 1 (2)
    esteem, consider, count as, destine, allot to, impute
  3. depensio, depensionis f
    expenditure, outlay
  4. diribeo 2
    lay apart, separate, divide, sort, distribute
  5. derogatio, derogationis f
    partial abrogation of a law, derogation
  6. diaphoreticus, diaphoretica, diaphoreticum
    promoting perspiration, sudorific, diaphoretic
  7. dipsacos, dipsaci f
    the plant teasel
  8. difficilis intellectu
  9. difficilis intellectu
  10. de philosophia sermonem habeo
  11. diacopraegias
  12. diffundo 3
  13. damnum accipio
  14. dies matrum
  15. Dialis, Diale
  16. dialecticis ne imbutus quidem sum
    don't even know the basic principles of logic
  17. Delphi, Delphorum m (2)
    the Delphians, the inhabitants of Delphi
  18. deguno 3
  19. deductus, deductus m
    , a drawing, a dragging down,
  20. Dĭospyros, Dĭospyri m
    , a plant, otherwise called lithospermon, stonecrop,
  21. diluceo 2
    , be clear, be evident,
  22. deverticula et anfractus
    , changes of direction,
  23. dies festorum pridianus
    , Christmas Eve,
  24. deargumentor 1
    , decide finally,
  25. deitas, deitatis f
    , divine nature, deity,
  26. dipsas, dipsadis f
    , kind of serpent whose bite causes violent thirst,
  27. despectator, despectatoris m
    , one who looks down, despiser,
  28. dichoneutus, dichoneuta, dichoneutum
    , recast, adulterated,
  29. diiunctus, diiuncta, diiunctum
    , separate, distinct, distant, remote,
  30. disiunctus, disiuncta, disiunctum (diiunctus)
    , separate, distinct, distant, remote,
  31. dilamino 1
    , split in two,
  32. desorbeo 2
    , swallow down,
  33. dies inominalis
    , unlucky day
  34. decollatio, decollationis f
    a beheading
  35. Deipassianus, Deipassiani m
    a believer in the capacity of the Divine nature for suffering
  36. declinatio, declinationis f
    a bending from a thing, a bending aside, an oblique inclination, an oblique direction
  37. decoctio, decoctionis f
    a boiling down, decoction, mixture
  38. decoctus, decoctus m
    a boiling down, seething
  39. definitio, definitionis f
    a bounding, boundary, a limiting, prescribing, defining, definition, explanation, that which is decreed, that which is decided
  40. diffinitio, diffinitionis f
    a bounding, boundary, a limiting, prescribing, defining, definition, explanation, that which is decreed, that which is decided
  41. deflagratio, deflagrationis f
    a burning up, consuming by fire, conflagration, destruction
  42. difflammatio, difflammationis f
    a burning up, consuming by fire, conflagration, destruction
  43. Demipho, Demiphonis f
    a character in the Phormio of Terence
  44. dies candidus
    a cheerful day
  45. 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
  46. delectio, delectionis f
    a choosing, choice
  47. Demetrias, Demetriadis f
    a city in Thessaly (Pelasgiotis), newly colonized by Demetrius Poliorcetes, formerly called Pagasae
  48. Dadastana, Dadastanae f
    a city of Bithynia, near the borders of Galatia, there the Emperor Jovian died
  49. Dadastanae, Dadastanarum f
    a city of Bithynia, near the borders of Galatia, there the Emperor Jovian died
  50. defaecatio, defaecationis f
    a cleansing, purifying
  51. debellatrix, debellatricis g
    a conqueress, she that conquers
  52. Damaratus, Damaratī m
    a Corinthian, the father of Tarquinius Priscus
  53. Demaratus, Demaratī m (1)
    a Corinthian, the father of Tarquinius Priscus
  54. Damocles, Damoclis m
    a courtier of Dionysius the younger
  55. Dacus, Daci m
    a Dacian
  56. dies plenus venustatis
    a day full of pleasantness
  57. dies austrinus
    a day on which the south wind blows
  58. decorticatio, decorticationis f
    a debarking, peeling, peeling off the bark
  59. decrescentia, decrescentiae f
    a decreasing, waning
  60. defensio, defensionis f
    a defending, defense, a written defence, speech, legal maintenance of a right, legal prosecution, punishment of a crime
  61. deformatio, deformationis f (2)
    a deforming, disfiguring, defacing
  62. defraudatio, defraudationis f
    a defrauding, deficiency, cheating
  63. daemoniacus, daemoniaci m
    a demoniac, one possessed by an evil spirit
  64. Decelea, Deceleae f
    a demos in Attica, 120 stadia from the Boeotian frontier
  65. Decelia, Deceliae f
    a demos in Attica, 120 stadia from the Boeotian frontier
  66. Dianaticus, Dianatici m
    a devotee of Diana
  67. dēfossus, dēfossus m
    a digging deeply
  68. decisio, decisionis f
    a diminishing
  69. decoloratio, decolorationis f
    a discoloring
  70. dedignatio, dedignationis f
    a disdaining, refusal
  71. decuriatio, decuriationis f
    a dividing into decuriae
  72. decuriatus, decuriatus m
    a dividing into decuriae
  73. decuria, decuriae f
    a division consisting of ten, decade, division, company, class, association, club
  74. dama, damae f
    a fallow deer, buck, doe, antelope, chamois, venison
  75. damma, dammae f (dama, damae f)
    a fallow deer, buck, doe, antelope, chamois, venison
  76. Daci, Dacorum m
    a famous warlike people, akin to the Thracians
  77. decimanus, decimani m (decumanus, decumani m)
    a farmer of tithes, tithe-gatherer
  78. decumanus, decumani m
    a farmer of tithes, tithe-gatherer
  79. debitrix, debitricis f
    a female debtor
  80. diapente (2)
    a fifth
  81. deactio, deactionis f
    a finishing
  82. defluvium, defluvii n
    a flowing down, flowing off, falling off, falling out
  83. defluxio, defluxionis f
    a flowing off, discharge
  84. defluxus, defluxus m
    a flowing off, running off
  85. Daedala, Daedalorum n (1)
    a fortified place in Caria
  86. Diochares, Diocharis m
    a freedman of Caesar
  87. Decentius, Decentii m
    a general of Magnentius
  88. deditio, deditionis f
    a giving up, a surrender, capitulation
  89. datus, datus m
    a giving, gift
  90. Damon, Damonis m (3)
    a goat-herd
  91. decessus, decessus m
    a going away, departure, withdrawal, retirement of a magistrate from the province, decrease, disappearance
  92. decessio, decessionis f
    a going away, departure, withdrawal, retirement of a magistrate, decrease, diminution, abatement, entire disappearance, transition of words, transferring of words
  93. Daiphron, Daiphronis m
    a Grecian sculptor
  94. Demea, Demeae m
    a Greek proper name
  95. Dexippus, Dexippi m
    a Greek proper name
  96. Dexo, Dexonis f
    a Greek proper name
  97. decurio, decurionis m
    a head-chamberlain
  98. Dalion, Dalionis m (2)
    a historian
  99. decimatrus, decimatruum f
    a holiday of the Falisci, ten days after the Ides
  100. dabla, dablae f
    a kind of Arabian palm, which bears a delicious fruit
  101. dagnades, dagnadum f
    a kind of birds in Egypt
  102. defensiuncula, defensiunculae f
    a kind of defense, something like a defense
  103. dactylis, dactylidis f
    a kind of grape
  104. debilitatio, debilitationis f
    a laming, maiming, weakness
  105. decargyrum, decargyri n
    a large silver coin
  106. 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
  107. dilutum, diluti n
    a liquid in which something has been dissolved, solution
  108. dammula, dammulae f
    a little fallow-deer
  109. damula, damulae f
    a little fallow, deer
  110. damulus, damuli m
    a little fallow, deer
  111. desiduo
    a long time
  112. Dalmatica, Dalmaticae f
    a long undergarment of Dalmatian wool, worn by priests during the mass
  113. Delmatica, Delmaticae f
    a long undergarment of Dalmatian wool, worn by priests during the mass
  114. decacuminatio, decacuminationis f
    a lopping, cutting off the top
  115. declaratio, declarationis f
    a making clear, a making evident, a disclosure, exposition, declaration
  116. decunx, decuncis m
    a measure of ten unciae
  117. diaoriganon
    a medicine from the plant origanon
  118. Daha, Dahae m
    a member of the Scythian tribe of Daher
  119. decies centies milies
    a million times
  120. decies centena milia
    a million, a million each
  121. decachordum decachordi n
    a musical instrument of ten strings
  122. Dabar, Dabaris m
    a Numidian, a relative of Masinissa and an intimate friend of Bocchus
  123. Daesitiatae, Daesitiatarum m
    a people in the south of Pannonia Superior
  124. Dalion, Dalionis m (1)
    a physician
  125. Daphne, Daphnes f (2)
    A place in Syria, near Antioch
  126. damasonion, damasonii n
    a plant = alisma
  127. damasonium, damasonii n
    a plant = alisma
  128. dinuptila, dinuptilae f
    a plant = bryonia
  129. daucos, dauci m
    a plant of the parsnip or carrot kind
  130. dercea, derceae f
    a plant, called also herba Apollinaris, a species of the solanum
  131. diglossos, diglossi f
    a plant: sedum alum
  132. Demetrias, Demetriadis f [2]
    a plant
  133. diaxylon, diaxyli n
    a plant
  134. dichomenion, dichomenii n
    a plant
  135. daphnea, daphneae f
    a precious stone
  136. Damon, Damonis m (1)
    a Pythagorean, famous for his friendship with Phintias
  137. discubitus, discubitus m
    a reclining at table, place at table
  138. dathiathum, dathiathi n
    a reddish sort of incense
  139. Daedala, Daedalorum n (2)
    a region in India
  140. discissura, discissurae f
    a rending asunder, a rent
  141. Danaster, Danastri m
    a river forming the boundary between Dacia and Sarmatia, now the Dniester
  142. Dinaea, Dinaeae f
    a Roman female name
  143. Dinea, Dineae f
    a Roman female name
  144. Dexius, Dexii m
    a Roman proper name
  145. Decianus, Deciani m
    a Roman surname
  146. Diadematus, Diademati m
    a Roman surname
  147. defricatio, defricationis f
    a rubbing
  148. 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
  149. decursus, decursus m
    a running down, downward course, descent, declivity, inclination, a descending aqueduct, a manœuvring, evolution, hostile attack, a running in armor
  150. discursatio, discursationis f
    a running hither and thither, running about
  151. Dictys, Dictyos m [1]
    a sailor transformed into a dolphin by Bacchus
  152. Dahippus, Dahippi m
    a sculptor, son and pupil of Lysippus
  153. Dercylides, Dercylidis m
    a sculptor
  154. Daae, Daarum m
    a Scythian tribe beyond the Caspian Sea
  155. Dahae, Daharum m
    a Scythian tribe beyond the Caspian Sea
  156. Dandari, Dandarorum m
    a Scythian tribe in Asiatic Sarmatia
  157. Dandaridae, Dandardarum m
    a Scythian tribe in Asiatic Sarmatia
  158. decussio, decussionis f
    a shaking off, rejection
  159. declivitas, declivitatis f
    a sloping place, declivity
  160. Delium, Delii n
    a small place in Boeotia, with a temple of Apollo
  161. daphnoidēs, daphnoidis f
    a sort of cassia
  162. diasostes, diasostae m
    a sort of policemen
  163. dasypus, dasypodis m
    a sort of rabbit
  164. Dercenna, Dercennae f
    a source in Hispania, near Bilbilis
  165. Demaratus, Demaratī m (2)
    a Spartan king, colleague of Cleomenes
  166. deprensa, deprensae f
    a species of military punishment between castigatio and ignominia
  167. dactylosa, dactylosae f
    a species of peony
  168. damnosus, damnosi m
    a spendthrift
  169. Damasippus, Damasippi m (2)
    a surname in the gens Licinia
  170. decempeda, decempedae f
    a ten-foot measuring rod
  171. decemiugis, decemiugis m
    a ten-horse chariot
  172. deceris, deceris f
    a ten-oared ship, a ship having ten banks of oars
  173. Decetia, Decetiae f
    a town of the Aedui in Gallia Celtica, now Decize
  174. declinatio, declinationis f
    a turning away from any thing, an avoiding, avoidance, a short digression
  175. deambulatio, deambulationis f
    a walking abroad, promenading, a going out
  176. defatigatio, defatigationis f (defetigatio, defetigationis f)
    a wearying, tiring out, fatiguing, weariness, fatigue, exhaustion
  177. defetigatio, defetigationis f
    a wearying, tiring out, fatiguing, weariness, fatigue, exhaustion
  178. decunx, decuncis m
    a weight of ten unciae
  179. decuncis, decuncis m
    a weight or measure of ten unciae
  180. dealbatio, dealbationis f
    a whitewashing
  181. dictum factum
    a word and a blow, said and done, without delay, as quickly as possible
  182. deserta, desertae f
    abandoned wife
  183. destitutus, destituta, destitutum
    abandoned, forsaken by, robbed of, destitute of
  184. derelictio, derelictionis f
    abandoning, disregarding, neglecting, set aside
  185. dialogista, dialogistae m
    able disputant
  186. deleo 2
    abolish, destroy, annihilate, finish, stop, terminate, end
  187. detestabiliter
    abominably
  188. disciplinae desum
    absent from class, not attending class, skip class, miss class
  189. dedamno 1
    absolve, acquit
  190. dapsilitas, dapsilitatis f
    abundance, bounty, richness, opulence
  191. Dion, Dionis m
    Academic philosopher
  192. donum accipio
    accept as a gift
  193. dignitatem meam imminui non patior
    accept no loss of reputation, tolerate no reduction in reputation
  194. de more
    according to custom, in accordance with the times
  195. de meo consilio
    according to my plan
  196. delatio, delationis f
    accusation, denunciation
  197. delatura, delaturae f
    accusation, information
  198. de ambitu aliquem accuso
    accuse someone of bribery (in elections),
  199. delator, delatoris m
    accuser, informer, denouncer
  200. dilationem impetro
    achieve an extension of the deadline
  201. datio, dationis f
    act of giving, allotting, distributing, giving up, surrender, the right to give or convey away property, right of alienation, gift
  202. damnicupidus, damnicupida, damnicupidum
    addicted to damage, wasteful
  203. Decentiaci, Decentiacorum m
    adherents of Decentius
  204. demarchisas, demarchisantis m
    administering the office of a demarche
  205. diadematus, diademata, diadematum
    adorned with a diadem
  206. 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
  207. dehortor 1
    advise to the contrary, dissuade
  208. deliberativa, deliberativae f
    advisory speech, , deliberative speech
  209. dedicativus, dedicativa, dedicativum
    affirmative
  210. dedicative
    affirmatively
  211. denotatio, denotationis f
    affront, discredit, marking out, pointing out
  212. dimissa priore cura
    after eliminating the previous work
  213. detractā opinione probitatis
    after losing faith in one's righteousness
  214. dilata notione
    after postponement of the examination
  215. defectis defensoribus
    after the defenders were disheartened
  216. debellato
    after the end of the war
  217. desitis seminibus
    after the seed was sown
  218. deditione facta
    after the surrender has taken place
  219. dilapso tempore
    after time had passed
  220. de + Abl.
    after, directly after
  221. dis adversantibus
    against the will of the gods
  222. dis adversis
    against the will of the gods
  223. discoriatorium medicamentum
    agents for skinning, agents for peeling the skin
  224. de atmosphaera tuenda convenit
    agreement has been reached on the need to protect the atmosphere
  225. de pacis condicionibus convenit
    agreement is reached on the terms of peace
  226. disciplina ruris
    agriculture
  227. describo aliquem
    aim at someone
  228. defensio antiaeria
    air defence, airspace defence, anti-air defense
  229. degeneres humani ritus
    alienated from all human customs
  230. dirigo aliquid ad aliquam rem
    align something according to a scale
  231. desperata complorataque res est publica
    all hope of saving the state has been given up
  232. dimensum, dimensi n
    allocated ration
  233. describo aliquem
    allude to someone
  234. delecto 1
    allure from the right path, entice away, seduce, keep back, delight, please, charm, amuse
  235. delicio 5
    allure one from the right way, entice, delight
  236. dicto prope citius
    almost faster than said
  237. desperatus comploratusque
    already given up and lamented (as dead), totally given up
  238. dilogia, dilogiae f
    ambiguity
  239. depositorium pyrobolorum
    ammo depot, ammunition depot
  240. depositorium telorum
    ammunition depot
  241. depositorium tormentorum bellicorum
    ammunition depot
  242. decargyrus, decargyra, decargyrum
    amounting to ten silver denarii
  243. diffarreatio, diffarreationis f
    an ancient form of Roman divorce
  244. Damon, Damonis m (2)
    an Athenian musician, teacher of Socrates
  245. Dinarchus, Dinarchi m
    an Attic orator from Corinth, born 361 BC, contemporary, imitator and successor of Demosthenes
  246. depressio oeconomica usque gravescens voluntatem separationis auget
    an ever-increasing economic depression increases the desire to separate
  247. decusatio, decusationis f
    an intersecting of two lines crosswise
  248. decussatio, decussationis f
    an intersecting of two lines crosswise
  249. debitio, debitionis f
    an owing, indebtedness, the debt
  250. denique
    and thereupon, and then, in the sequel, at last, at length, lastly, finally, in fine
  251. de integro
    anew, afresh
  252. denuo (de novo)
    anew, afresh, again, afresh, a second time, once more
  253. dei irati
    angry gods
  254. deletus, deletus m
    annihilation
  255. deletio, deletionis f
    annihilation, extermination, extinction, obliteration, annihilating, destroying
  256. deletor, deletoris m
    annihilator, destroyer, ravager, smasher
  257. dies finitionis
    anniversary of death, death anniversary
  258. dies anniversarius
    anniversary, annual anniversary
  259. dies natalis
    anniversary, annual anniversary
  260. diem comitiis edico
    announce the election date
  261. dies fēsti anniversarii
    annually recurring holidays
  262. Diespiter, Diespitris m
    another name for Juppite
  263. depressus, depressus m
    anxiety, tightness, fear, pinch
  264. despicationes, despicationum f
    any kind of contempt, sentiments of contempt
  265. delinimen, deliniminis n
    any thing that soothes, that charms, that allures, charm, blandishment, allurement, enticement
  266. delinimentum, delinimenti n
    any thing that soothes, that charms, that allures, charm, blandishment, allurement, enticement
  267. dilenimentum, dilenimenti n
    any thing that soothes, that charms, that allures, charm, blandishment, allurement, enticement
  268. delenimen, deleniminis n
    any thing that soothes, that charms, that allures, charm, blandishment, allurement, enticement
  269. delenimentum, delenimenti n
    any thing that soothes, that charms, that allures, charm, blandishment, allurement, enticement
  270. depositum, depositi n
    anything deposited or intrusted for safekeeping, deposit, trust
  271. Delphicus, Delphici m
    Apollo
  272. deprecatio facti
    apology for an injustice
  273. deos suppliciis placo
    appease the gods with sacrifices
  274. deplaco 1
    appease, propitiate
  275. Dictynna, Dictynnae f
    appellation of Diana
  276. dictatorem dico
    appoint as dictator
  277. Diphilus, Diphili m
    architect employed by Quintus Cicero
  278. de nihilo fieri
    arise from nothing, emerge from nothing
  279. de nihilo oriri
    arise from nothing, emerge from nothing
  280. dextras securi obarmo
    arm the right hand with an axe
  281. desiderium alicuius facio
    arouse a longing for someone
  282. delectus ago
    arry out levies of recruits
  283. disciplina bellica
    art of war, tactics
  284. disciplina militaris
    art of war, tactics, military discipline
  285. daedale
    artistically, skilfully
  286. daedaleus, daedalea, daedaleum
    artistically, skilfully
  287. deminutive
    as a diminutive
  288. de cetero
    as for the rest
  289. de reliquo
    as for the rest, as to the rest
  290. 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
  291. discessus ad deos
    ascension
  292. diludium posco
    ask for a intermission between plays, request a resting time
  293. derogito 1
    ask urgently
  294. depeto 3
    ask, ask out
  295. deos suppliciis fatigo
    assail the gods with offerings
  296. diaeta epibatica
    assenger cabin
  297. dignitatem meam defendo
    assert one's dignity
  298. dignitatem meam obtineo
    assert one's dignity
  299. dignitatem meam retineo
    assert one's dignity
  300. delegatio, delegationis f
    assignment, substitution, delegation, , payment instruction, tax collection
  301. deteriore tempore
    at a worse time
  302. die ac nocte
    at day and night
  303. die noctuque
    at day and night
  304. diluculo
    at daybreak, at sunrise, at dawn
  305. 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
  306. de manu
    at one's own expense, by one's own hand
  307. de suis
    at own expense, from own funds
  308. diebus Pentecostalibus
    at Pentecost
  309. dēpraesentiarum
    at present, now
  310. Diagoras, Diagorae m (1)
    atheistic philosopher and poet of Melos
  311. Daedalus, Daedali m
    Athenian architect of the times of Minos, father of Icarus, builder of the Cretan labyrinth
  312. Demochares, Democharis m
    Athenian orator and historian, nephew of Demosthenes
  313. Diagoras, Diagorae m (2)
    athlete from Rhodes, contemporary of Pindar
  314. deductus, deducta, deductum
    attenuated, muffled, thin, incurved, elongated, faint, delicate, drawn inwards, bent inwards, slender, weak, humble
  315. diastoleus, diastolei m
    auditor of accounts
  316. de quo bene sperare possis
    auspicious, promising
  317. Dictys, Dictyos m [4]
    Author of a mythical history of the Trojan War
  318. depreco 1
    avert, ward off by earnest prayer, deprecate, pray, intercede (for the averting of any evil), praying, plead in excuse, imprecate, execrate
  319. 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
  320. devito 1
    avoid, go out of the way of, shun
  321. devitatio, devitationis f
    avoiding
  322. diem repeto
    backdate
  323. digito ianuam pulso
    bang on the door, knock on the door
  324. dentes restringo
    bare teeth
  325. depaciscor 3
    bargain for, agree upon, make an agreement
  326. depeciscor 3 (depaciscor 3)
    bargain for, agree upon, make an agreement
  327. decemmodiae, decemmodiarum f
    baskets holding each ten modii
  328. decimodiae, decimodiarum f
    baskets holding each ten modii
  329. de suggestu invehor in aliquem
    bawl someone out
  330. dicendi arte floreo
    be a good speaker
  331. de vi reus fio
    be accused of the use of violence, be sued for the use of force
  332. disciplina alicuius utor
    be an apprentice to someone, go to school with someone, take lessons with someone
  333. discordo 1
    be at variance, differ, quarrel, be unlike, be out of harmony with, disagree, be inconsistent with, be opposed to
  334. discordo 1 (alicui)
    be at variance, differ, quarrel, be unlike, be out of harmony with, disagree, be inconsistent with, be opposed to
  335. 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
  336. de eo non laboro
    be beyond it, Don't be concerned about it, don't be bothered by it
  337. de vinculis educor audiendus
    be brought out of prison for questioning
  338. dignor 1
    be considered worthy
  339. desiderio maceor
    be consumed by longing
  340. desiderio macesco
    be consumed by longing
  341. diffunditari ac didier
    be consumed, be wasted
  342. deturbor ex magna spe
    be deprived of a great hope
  343. 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
  344. de sententia deicior
    be dissuaded from one's opinion
  345. de sententia depellor
    be dissuaded from one's opinion
  346. de sententia deterreor
    be dissuaded from one's opinion
  347. deminuor 3
    be downgraded, be demoted, melt together, decrease, become fewer
  348. deicior 5
    be driven out of one’s course, be pushed aside, be thrown down
  349. debeor 2
    be due, be destined
  350. diligens sum
    be economical
  351. disertus sum
    be eloquent
  352. dilargior 4
    be given away freely, be wasted, be squandered
  353. depudet me
    be greatly ashamed
  354. despero 1
    be hopeless, have no hope of, despair of, give up
  355. deteriore condicione sum
    be in a worse position
  356. deteriore condicione utor
    be in a worse position
  357. deteriore loco sum
    be in a worse state
  358. deteriore loco sum
    be in bad shape
  359. difficultate nummaria premor
    be in financial distress, suffer from a lack of money
  360. difficultatibus afficior
    be in trouble
  361. de vesperi meo vivo
    be independent, live independently, lead an independent existence, live at one's own expense
  362. deterreor 2
    be intimidated
  363. deridiculo habeor (sum)
    be made fun of, be laughed at, be a laughingstock
  364. delicior 1
    be merry, enjoy oneself, indulge in pleasure
  365. de re publica cogito
    be mindful of the state, be attentive to the state
  366. dilucet mihi
    be obvious to someone
  367. decrevi
    be of the firm opinion that , , ,
  368. discaveo 2
    be on one's guard against, keep away from, beware of
  369. decurso spatio ad carceres a calce revocor
    be ordered back from the finish to the start after completing the course
  370. dementio 4
    be out of one’s senses, be mad, rave
  371. discordio 1
    be rebellious, be quarrelsome
  372. dente Theonino circumrodor
    be reviled by Theon, gnawed by the ravages of slander, gnawed by the ravages of envy
  373. diligo 3
    be satisfied with
  374. delector 1
    be satisfied, be pleased, be attracted, enjoy
  375. decem milibus aeris damnor
    be sentenced to a fine of 10,000 As
  376. disciplinam alicuius profiteor
    be someone's follower
  377. deversor apud aliquem
    be someone's guest, lodge with someone
  378. disciplina alicuius utor
    be someone's student
  379. de caelo percutior
    be struck by lightning
  380. de caelo tangor
    be struck by lightning
  381. dicioni alicuius obnoxius sum
    be subject to someone
  382. dicioni alicuius subiectus sum
    be subject to someone
  383. deversor 1
    be tarrying as a guest, lodge anywhere as a guest
  384. devorsor 1
    be tarrying as a guest, lodge anywhere as a guest
  385. decem annos vixi
    be turned ten years old
  386. de gradu deicior, ut dicitur
    be upset, lose one's composure, lose one's footing, , falter, become unsettled, let one’s self be disconcerted
  387. desipio 5
    be void of understanding, be silly, be foolish, act foolishly, be delirious, rave
  388. desuefio
    be weaned
  389. 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
  390. decineresco 3
    be wholly reduced to ashes
  391. dialectrum
    beads mixed with amber to prevent internal bleeding
  392. 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
  393. demusso 1
    bear silently
  394. deifer, deifera, deiferum
    bearing a god in one’s self
  395. deiferus, deifera, deiferum
    bearing a god in one’s self
  396. debatuo 3
    beat severely, thrust severely
  397. demulco 1
    beat up
  398. detundo 3
    beat, bruise
  399. depavitus, depavita, depavitum
    beaten down, trampled down
  400. demulcatus, demulcata, demulcatum
    beaten, cudgelled soundly
  401. desperato
    because he despaired of it
  402. de Tulliano semisse
    because of the six percent of Tullius
  403. dis aversis
    because the gods are averse
  404. desperatis rebus
    because they despaired of success, in this desperate situation
  405. discito 1
    become acquainted with something
  406. denigror 1
    become all black
  407. densesco 3
    become denser
  408. demadesco 3
    become humid, become moist
  409. depudesco 3
    become shameless, not to be ashamed
  410. derigesco 3
    become stiff, become rigid, curdle, congeal
  411. dirigesco 3
    become stiff, become rigid, curdle, congeal
  412. defatiscor 3
    become tired, become wearied, grow weary, grow faint, be exhausted
  413. defetiscor 3 (defatiscor 3)
    become tired, become wearied, grow weary, grow faint, be exhausted
  414. desuesco 3
    become unaccustomed, disaccustom one’s self
  415. decalesco 3
    become warm
  416. decorus, decora, decorum
    becoming, fitting, seemly, proper, suitable, decorous, decorated, ornamented, adorned, elegant, fine, beautiful, handsome, adorned with, shining, beautiful with any thing
  417. decenter
    becomingly, decently, properly, fitly
  418. decibilis, decibile
    befitting, becoming
  419. dementia, dementiae f
    being out of one’s mind, insanity, madness, folly
  420. demersio, demersionis f
    being sunken down, sinking
  421. dignitas consularis
    being worthy of the office of consul
  422. 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
  423. deum esse credimus
    believe in God, believe in the existence of God
  424. decretorius, decretoria, decretorium
    belonging to a decision, decisiv
  425. decretalis, decretale
    belonging to a decree, depending on a decree, decretal
  426. decurialis, decuriale
    belonging to a decuria
  427. decurionalis, decurionale
    belonging to a decurion
  428. deius, deia, deium
    belonging to a deity, divine
  429. deivus, deiva, deivum
    belonging to a deity, divine
  430. depositivus, depositiva, depositivum
    belonging to a deposit
  431. derogatorius, derogatoria, derogatorium
    belonging to a derogation, belonging to a partial repeal, derogatory
  432. dictatorius, dictatoria, dictatorium
    belonging to a dictator, dictatorial
  433. dapalis, dapale
    belonging to a sacrificial feast
  434. dediticius, dediticia, dediticium
    belonging to a surrender, belonging to a capitulation
  435. dedititius, deditita, dedititum
    belonging to a surrender, belonging to a capitulation
  436. desultorius, desultoria, desultorium
    belonging to a vaulter, desultory, superficial
  437. delatorius, delatoria, delatorium
    belonging to an informer
  438. deversorius, deversoria, deversorium
    belonging to an inn, belonging to a lodging-place, fit to lodge in
  439. diversorius, diversoria, diversorium
    belonging to an inn, belonging to a lodging-place, fit to lodge in
  440. Danaus, Danaa, Danaum
    belonging to Danaus
  441. Daphnensis, Daphnense
    belonging to Daphne
  442. Davidicus, Davidica, Davidicum
    belonging to David
  443. Decianus, Deciana, Decianum
    belonging to Decius
  444. Decius, Decii m
    belonging to Decius
  445. defrutarius, defrutaria, defrutarium
    belonging to defrutum, , belonging to must
  446. Democriteus, Democritea, Democriteum
    belonging to Democritus
  447. Democriticus, Democritica, Democriticum
    belonging to Democritus
  448. Democritius, Democritia, Democritium
    belonging to Democritus
  449. Dianarius, Dianaria, Dianarium
    belonging to Diana
  450. Dianium, Dianii n (1)
    belonging to Diana
  451. Dianius, Diania, Dianium
    belonging to Diana
  452. Dictynnaeus, Dictynnaea, Dictynnaeum
    belonging to Diana
  453. diaeteticus, diaetetica, diaeteticum
    belonging to diet
  454. dialecticus, dialectica, dialecticum
    belonging to disputation, dialectical
  455. dativus, dativa, dativum
    belonging to giving, given, appointed
  456. Dialis, Diale
    belonging to Jupiter
  457. Delhiensis, Delhiense
    belonging to New Delhi
  458. Delliensis, Delliense
    belonging to New Delhi
  459. deportatorius, deportatoria, deportatorium
    belonging to removal, belonging to transportation
  460. Danubinus, Danubina, Danubinum
    belonging to the Danube, Danubian
  461. Danuvinus, Danuvina, Danuvinum
    belonging to the Danube, Danubian
  462. dioecesanus, dioecesana, dioecesanum
    belonging to the diocese
  463. declamatorius, declamatoria, declamatorium
    belonging to the exercise of speaking, declamatory, rhetorical
  464. digitalis, digitale
    belonging to the finger, digital
  465. december, decembris, decembre
    belonging to the month of December
  466. Dindymus, Dindyma, Dindymum
    belonging to the mountain Dindymos, sacred to Cybele
  467. deuterius, deuteria,deuterium
    belonging to the second
  468. delacrimatorius, delacrimatoria, delacrimatorium
    belonging to weeping, for weeping
  469. desub + Abl.
    below, beneath
  470. deflecto 3
    bend downwards, bend aside, turn aside, turn in another direction, inflect, vary the form of a word, turn off
  471. declino 1
    bend from the straight path, turn aside, turn away, bend down, lower, vary, inflect, decline, avoid, shun
  472. decurvatus, decurvata, decurvatum
    bent, curved back
  473. deos lacesso (precibus)
    beseech the gods, plead with the gods
  474. difficultatibus circumvenior
    beset by difficulties
  475. difficultatibus circumventus
    beset by difficulties
  476. difficultatibus laboro
    beset by difficulties
  477. delino 3
    besmear
  478. delibuo 3
    besmear, anoint
  479. detegor 3
    betray oneself, reveal oneself, show oneself, make oneself known
  480. depelliculor 1
    betray, cheat
  481. desponso 1
    betroth
  482. desponsatio, desponsationis f
    betrothing, betrothal
  483. deinter + Akk.
    between, under
  484. Diapontius, Diapontii m
    beyond seas, a feigned name in Plautus
  485. diathlon, diathli n
    biathlon
  486. digesta, digestorum n
    Bible
  487. dimidio maior
    bigger by half, half bigger
  488. devincio 4
    bind fast, tie up, bind together, unite closely, engage, oblige, lay under obligation
  489. deligo 1
    bind together, tie together, bind up, bind fast
  490. densabilis, densabile
    binding, astringent
  491. densativus, densativa, densativum
    binding, astringent
  492. devinctio, devinctionis v
    binding, ensnaring, enchantment
  493. dies natalis
    birthday
  494. dentes suspendo
    bite gently, do not bite hard
  495. dentibus linguam abscīdo
    bite off one's tongue
  496. demordeo 2
    bite off
  497. dicacitas, dicacitatis f
    biting wit, raillery, banter
  498. detector capsellae nigrae
    black box detector
  499. denigro 1
    blacken utterly, dye very black, color very black, blacken, asperse, defame
  500. denigratio, denigrationis f
    blackening
  501. depectoro 1
    bleed an animal at the breast
  502. deorbatus, deorbata, deorbatum
    blinded
  503. dimissio sanguinis
    blood-letting
  504. depletio, depletionis f
    bloodletting
  505. difflo 1
    blow apart, disperse by blowing
  506. deflo 1
    blow off, blow away, cleanse by blowing, blab
  507. difflatus, difflatus m
    blowing in an opposite direction
  508. 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
  509. 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
  510. 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
  511. defruto 1
    boil down into defrutum, boil down to must
  512. deferveo 2
    boil thoroughly, ferment completely, effervesce, subside
  513. discoquo 3
    boil to pieces, boil thoroughly
  514. diazographus liber
    book with illustrations
  515. desubulo 1
    bore in deeply
  516. damnas
    bound to make a gift or contribution, condemned to do any thing, sentenced to do any thing
  517. definio 4
    bound, set bounds to, limit, terminate, define, designate by limiting, limit, define, determine, explain, limit within certain bounds, restrict, confine, terminate, finish
  518. diffinio 4
    bound, set bounds to, limit, terminate, define, designate by limiting, limit, determine, explain, limit within certain bounds, restrict, confine, finish
  519. determinatio, determinationis f
    boundary, conclusion, end
  520. depalatio, depalationis f
    bounding with palings, paling off, marking of hours by the shadows of small uprights on a dial
  521. dextrocherium, dextrocherii n
    bracelet
  522. diffringo 3
    break in pieces, shatter
  523. difringo 3
    break in pieces, shatter
  524. diminuo 3
    break into small pieces, dash to pieces, break, violate, outrage, destroy by outrage
  525. dimminuo 3
    break into small pieces, dash to pieces, break, violate, outrage, destroy by outrage
  526. defrango 3
    break off
  527. defringo 3
    break off, break to pieces, destroy
  528. dentem evello
    break out a tooth
  529. dentem excipio
    break out a tooth
  530. dirumpo 3 (disrumpo 3)
    break to pieces, dash to pieces, break, burst asunder, break off, sunder, sever
  531. deum spiro
    breathe divine being, feel like god, play god
  532. difficultas respirandi
    breathing difficulties, respiratory problems
  533. dignitatem proscribo
    bring a bad reputation among the people
  534. dicam alicui impingo
    bring a heavy action against one
  535. debello 1
    bring a war to an end, finish a war, fight out, conquer completely, vanquish, subdue
  536. 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
  537. dicam alicui scribo
    bring an action against any one
  538. de exsilio reduco
    bring back from banishment
  539. de exsilio retraho
    bring back from banishment
  540. de exsilio revoco
    bring back from banishment
  541. defendo 3
    bring forward, allege in defence, claim, vindicate at law, prosecute at law, legally avenge
  542. detrimentum alicui infundo
    bring harm upon someone, harm someone, cause harm to someone
  543. deformo 1 (1)
    bring into form, bring into shape, form, fashion, design, delineate, describe, depict
  544. deformo 1 (2)
    bring out of shape, deform, disfigure, spoil, mar, disgrace, dishonor
  545. derupta, deruptorum n
    broken, precipitous, steep
  546. deruptus, derupta, deruptum
    broken, precipitous, steep
  547. Dion, Dionis m
    brother-in-law of the elder Dionysius, of Syracuse, the pupil and friend of Plato
  548. demissus, demissa, demissum
    brought down, lowered, sunken, low-lying, low, drooping, falling, hanging down, downcast, dejected, dispirited, lowly, humble, unassuming, shy, retiring, poor
  549. deis templum compono
    build a temple to the gods
  550. decanicum, decanici n
    building belonging to the church, courtyard for ten monks
  551. diribitorium, diribitorii n
    building in which the ballots were sorted
  552. deardeo 2
    burn down
  553. deflagro 1
    burn down, to be consumed by fire, perish, be destroyed, destroy utterly, burn out, cease burning, abate, be allayed
  554. defragro 1
    burn down, to be consumed by fire, perish, be destroyed, destroy utterly, burn out, cease burning, abate, be allayed
  555. decremo 1
    burn up, consume by fire
  556. deuro 3
    burn up, consume, destroy
  557. desiderio exardesco
    burn with longing
  558. deuror 3
    burn
  559. dirumpor 3
    burst, explode
  560. dies negotiosus
    business day, working day
  561. de composito
    by agreement
  562. de die
    by day, in the daytime
  563. decuriatim
    by decuriae
  564. declinative
    by deflection, by declination
  565. denominative
    by derivation
  566. dignitatis ordine
    by rank, according to rank
  567. discursim
    by running about, by going about
  568. deditim
    by surrender
  569. dis volentibus
    by the grace of the gods
  570. datatim
    by tossing from one to the other
  571. discretive
    by way of distinction
  572. declarative
    by way of explanation
  573. deverticulum, deverticuli n
    by-road, by-path, sideway, deviation, digression, place for travellers to put up, inn, lodging, refuge, retreat, lurking-place
  574. devorticulum, devorticuli n
    by-road, by-path, sideway, deviation, digression, place for travellers to put up, inn, lodging, refuge, retreat, lurking-place
  575. diverticulum, diverticuli n
    by-road, by-path, sideway, deviation, digression, place for travellers to put up, inn, lodging, refuge, retreat, lurking-place
  576. digitis computo
    calculate with the fingers, count with the fingers
  577. damalio, damalionis m
    calf
  578. devoco 1
    call off, call away, call down, call, fetch by calling
  579. deos testes advoco
    call upon the gods as witnesses
  580. deos testes invoco
    call upon the gods as witnesses
  581. deos testor
    call upon the gods as witnesses
  582. Dioryctos, Diorycti m
    canal between Leucadia and the continent
  583. dioryx, diorygis f
    canal
  584. dens caninus
    canine tooth, eye-tooth
  585. diaeta magistri
    captain's cabin
  586. depolitio, depolitionis f
    careful smoothing, careful finishing, perfection, finished thing, perfect thing
  587. diligens, diligentis
    careful, accurate, devoted to, fond of, conscientious about
  588. diligenter
    carefully, attentively, diligently
  589. diligentia, diligentiae f
    carefulness, attentiveness, earnestness, diligence, carefulness in household affairs, economy, frugality
  590. devecto 1
    carry away
  591. degero 3
    carry away, carry off
  592. 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
  593. deveho 3
    carry down, carry, convey, take away
  594. deporto 1
    carry down, convey down, carry off, convey away, bring home, fetch home, carry away, get, acquire, banish, transport
  595. deportatio, deportationis f
    carrying away, conveying away, transportation, perpetual banishment, transportation, deportation, exile
  596. descrobo 1
    carve out, copy by carving, copy by graving
  597. difficultas nummaria
    cash crunch, shortage of money
  598. difficultas rei nummariae
    cash crunch, shortage of money
  599. demolio 4
    cast off, remove, throw down, pull down, tear down, demolish, destroy, lay waste
  600. demolior 4
    cast off, remove, throw down, pull down, tear down, demolish, destroy, lay waste
  601. deiectus, deiectus m
    casting down, throwing down, declivity, descent, lowering of the voice
  602. deprehendo aliquem in aliqua re
    catch someone doing something
  603. deprehendo aliquem in manifesto scelere
    catch someone in the act
  604. decipio 5
    catch, ensnare, entrap, beguile, elude, deceive, cheat
  605. deprehensio, deprehensionis f
    catching, seizing, surprising, discovery
  606. dies catholicorum
    Catholic Day
  607. detrimentum affero
    cause a loss, bring about a damage
  608. discordias moveo
    cause controversy
  609. discordiam induco in civitatem
    cause discord in the state
  610. discordias sero
    cause discord
  611. discordiam concito
    cause discord, stir up discord
  612. dedoceo 2
    cause one to unlearn something, cause one to unteach something, teach the opposite of
  613. degenero 1
    cause to degenerate, deteriorate, dishonor, stain
  614. decito 1
    causing to glide down
  615. defervesco 3
    cease boiling, leave off raging, cease raging, cool down, be allayed, assuaged
  616. despumo 1
    cease foaming, slacken, abate
  617. defremo 3
    cease raging, cease roaring, abate
  618. desterto 3
    cease snoring, cease dreaming
  619. detumesco 3
    cease swelling, settle down, subside
  620. desplendesco 3
    cease to shine, lose its brightness
  621. desino 3
    cease, stop, end, close, perish
  622. de iure meo decedo (cedo)
    cede his right, waive his right
  623. diem natalem celebro
    celebrate a birthday
  624. diem festum celebro
    celebrate a festival
  625. diem festum ago
    celebrate a holiday, have a good day
  626. decano 3
    celebrate by singing
  627. diem natalem silentio transigo
    celebrate one's birthday in silence
  628. Diogenes, Diogenis m
    celebrated Ionian philosopher, pupil of Anaximenes
  629. damno 1
    censure, judge, disapprove, seek a person’s condemnation, effect a person’s condemnation
  630. Demoleon, Demoleontis m
    centaur slain by Perseus
  631. Dictys, Dictyos m [2]
    Centaur, slain at Pirithous' wedding
  632. diametros, diametron
    central
  633. diametrus, diametra, diametrum
    central
  634. demuto 1 (intr.)
    change one’s mind, change one’s purpose, change, alter, become different, deviate, depart
  635. demuto 1
    change, alter, alter for the worse, make worse
  636. demutabilis, demutabile
    changeable
  637. demutator, demutatoris m
    changer, transmuter
  638. demutatio, demutationis f
    changing, change
  639. descriptio ethopoeiaca
    character profile
  640. de repetundis aliquem postulo
    charge someone with extortion, accuse someone of blackmail
  641. de veneficio accuso
    charge with poisoning
  642. Diana, Dianae f
    chase
  643. deicere hostes de muro
    chasing the enemies off the walls
  644. dicabula, dicabulorum n
    chatter, idle talk
  645. dicibula, dicibulorum n
    chatter, idle talk
  646. diligenter perpendo
    check carefully, check precisely, check rigorously, check thoroughly, subject to careful scrutiny, weigh up carefully and from all sides
  647. defaecatus, defaecata, defaecatum
    cheered up, clarified, purified, cleaned, washed
  648. deficatus, deficata, deficatum
    cheered up, clarified, purified, cleaned, washed
  649. Dios balanos. Dios balani m
    chestnut, large sweet chestnut
  650. Dios balanus, Dios balani m
    chestnut, large sweet chestnut
  651. dictator, dictatoris m
    chief magistrate elected by the Romans in seasons of emergency for six months, one who dictates
  652. damiurgus, damiurgi m
    chief magistrate in some of the Grecian states, title of a comedy of Turpilius, Maker of the world
  653. demiurgus, demiurgi m
    chief magistrate in some of the Grecian states, title of a comedy of Turpilius, Maker of the world
  654. delectamenta puerorum
    child antics
  655. dignus bulla
    childish
  656. deoptandi potestas
    choice
  657. destrangulo 1
    choke, strangle, destroy
  658. deopto 1
    choose out, select
  659. deligo 3
    choose out, select, gather, pick off
  660. delectus, delectus m (dilectus, dilectus m)
    choosing out, picking out, selecting, selection, choice, distinction, levy, recruiting
  661. dilectus, dilectus m
    choosing out, picking out, selecting, selection, choice, distinction, levy, recruiting
  662. delectus, delecta. delectum
    chosen, selected
  663. democratia christiana
    Christian Democracy
  664. democrata christianus
    Christian Democrat
  665. democraticus christianus
    Christian Democrat
  666. defrutarium, defrutarii n
    cider juice jar
  667. defretum, defreti n
    cider juice, must boiled down
  668. defrictum, defricti n
    cider juice, must boiled down
  669. defritum, defriti n
    cider juice, must boiled down
  670. defructum, defructi n
    cider juice, must boiled down
  671. defrutum, defruti n
    cider juice, must boiled down
  672. Daulis, Daulidis f
    city and district in Phocis
  673. Dertona, Dertonae f
    city in Liguria, now Tortona
  674. Dia, Diae f (2)
    city in the Chersonesus Taurica
  675. Didyma, Didymon n
    city in the Milesian territorywith a temple and oracle of Apollo
  676. Didyme, Didymes f [1]
    city in the Milesian territorywith a temple and oracle of Apollo
  677. dies civiliis
    civil day (from midnight to midnight)
  678. dico aliquid
    claim something that is not entirely groundless
  679. devindico 1
    claim
  680. deplexus, deplexa, deplexum
    clasping, grasping any thing
  681. depurgo 1
    clean out, cleanse, clear, purge
  682. defaeco 1
    cleanse from dregs, refine, purify, defecate, clarify, cleanse, wash, make clear, serene, set at ease
  683. defeco 1
    cleanse from dregs, refine, purify, defecate, clarify, cleanse, wash, make clear, serene, set at ease
  684. defico 1
    cleanse from dregs, refine, purify, defecate, clarify, cleanse, wash, make clear, serene, set at ease
  685. depuro 1
    cleanse from pus, cleanse
  686. depuratus, depurata, depuratum
    cleansed, purged of pus
  687. depurgatio, depurgationis f
    cleansing by purgatives
  688. delapido 1
    clear from stones
  689. delico 1
    clear off a turbid liquid, clarify, strain, clear up by speaking, explain
  690. deliquo 1
    clear off a turbid liquid, clarify, strain, clear up by speaking, explain
  691. dilucidus, dilucida, dilucidum
    clear, bright, plain, distinct, evident
  692. discepto 1
    clearly
  693. diserte
    clearly
  694. dilucide
    clearly, brightly, plainly, evidently, distinctly
  695. disertim
    clearly, expressly
  696. diffindo 3
    cleave asunder, divide, break off
  697. digitos concrepo
    click the fingers
  698. dignitatis gradum ascendo
    climb to a higher level of honor, make a career, ascend to an honorary position
  699. Dalmaticatus, Dalmaticata, Dalmaticatum
    clothed in a long undergarment of Dalmatian wool
  700. Delmaticatus, Delmaticata, Delmaticatum
    clothed in a long undergarment of Dalmatian wool
  701. dianthus, dianthi m
    clove, carnation, pink
  702. damnum adiunctum
    collateral damage
  703. damnum collaterale
    collateral damage, accompanying damage, edge damage, undesirable side effect
  704. digesta, digestorum n
    collection of writings distributed under certain heads
  705. decimator, decimatoris m
    collector of tithes, tithing collector
  706. decemviri legibus scribendis
    college of priests who preserved the Sibylline books; its number in the time of the emperors was increased to sixty
  707. decemviri stlitibus iudicandis
    college of priests who preserved the Sibylline books; its number in the time of the emperors was increased to sixty
  708. decemviri, decemvirorum m
    college or commission of ten men, the decemviri, the decemvirs, the composers of the Twelve Tables
  709. discipulus academiae
    college student, academic student, student
  710. deverbium, deverbii n
    colloquial part of a comedy, dialogue, comedy
  711. depecto 3
    comb off, comb down, comb, curry one’s hide, give someone a beating
  712. divisio pugnatoria
    combat division, combat unit, combat group, battle group
  713. deustio, deustionis f
    combustion
  714. dextra affecto
    come close with the hand
  715. 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
  716. devenio 4
    come from, go to, arrive at, reach, go to a place, come to
  717. dehospitor 1
    come in as a guest
  718. decolo 1
    come to naught, fail
  719. decentia, decentiae f
    comeliness, decency
  720. dies alicuius rei celebrata
    commemoration of an event, commemoration of an incident
  721. decemviri agris dividundis
    commission for distributing the public land to the people
  722. delictum committo
    commit a crime, commit an illegality, be guilty of a misdemeanor, commit a misdemeanor, sin
  723. de me statuo
    commit suicide, killing oneself
  724. Demodocus, Demodoci m
    companion of Aeneas
  725. Demophoon, Demophoontis m (1)
    companion of Aeneas
  726. damnum compenso cum aliqua re
    compensate a damage by something
  727. damnum meum levo
    compensate oneself, make one's loss bearable, mitigate one's loss
  728. damnum alicui restituo
    compensate someone, reimburse someone, compensate someone for a loss
  729. de praemio proposito concerto
    compete for the prize, vie for a prize that is exposed
  730. degemo 3
    complain about, sigh
  731. decursus, decursus m
    completion of a course, end of a course, a course, career, the rhythmical movement of a verse
  732. discus magneticus
    computer disk, floppy disc, disc
  733. disciplina informatica
    computer science, informatics
  734. defīnitione comprehensivus
    conceptualizable, conceptually comprehensible
  735. damno aliquem inter sicarios
    condemn someone for assassination
  736. damno aliquem de pecuniis repetundis
    condemn someone for blackmail, condemn someone for extortion
  737. damno aliquem de repetundis
    condemn someone for blackmail, condemn someone for extortion
  738. damno aliquem de veneficiis
    condemn someone for poison mixing
  739. damno aliquem in (ad) opus publicum
    condemn someone to forced labor
  740. damnatio, damnationis f
    condemnation
  741. damnatus, damnata, damnatum
    condemned, reprobate, criminal, hateful, wretched
  742. damnaticius, damnaticia, damnaticium
    condemned, sentenced
  743. densor 1
    condense, thicken
  744. descendo ad omnia
    condescend to anything
  745. discipulatus, discipulatus m
    condition of a disciple, discipleship
  746. director musicorum
    conductor
  747. dictio semota
    confidential conversation
  748. devinco 3
    conquer completely, overcome, subdue
  749. devictio
    conquering
  750. debellator, debellatoris m
    conqueror, subduer
  751. desacro 1
    consecrate, dedicate, devote, deify, destine
  752. desecro 1
    consecrate, dedicate, devote, deify, destine
  753. delibero de aliqua re
    consider something for oneself
  754. dignum duco
    consider worthy
  755. dignum habeo
    consider worthy
  756. dignum iudico
    consider worthy
  757. decimus, decima, decimum (decumus, decuma, decumum)
    considerable, large, immense
  758. decumanus, decumana, decumanum
    considerable, large, immense
  759. dialogismos, dialogismi m
    consideration
  760. dignatio, dignationis f
    considering worthy, deeming worthy, respect, esteem, regard, dignity, honor, reputation
  761. dirhythmus, dirhythma, dirhythmum
    consisting of two rhythms, double rhythmic
  762. damnum meum solor
    console oneself for a loss
  763. disciplinae conveniens
    constitutional
  764. disciplinae rei publicae conveniens
    constitutional
  765. descriptivus, descriptiva, descriptivum
    containing an exact description
  766. decemmodius, decemmodia, decemmodium
    containing ten modii
  767. denarius, denaria, denarium
    containing ten
  768. dipondiarius, dipondiaria, dipondiarium
    containing two asses, worth two coppers, worthles
  769. dupondiarius, dupondiaria, dupondiarium
    containing two asses, worth two coppers, worthles
  770. despicatio, despicationis f
    contempt
  771. despicatus, despicatus m
    contempt
  772. despectus, despecta, despectum
    contemptible, despicable
  773. despicabilis, despicabile
    contemptible, despicable
  774. despuēns, dēspuentis
    contemptuous, full of contempt against
  775. de lana caprina rixari
    contend about trifles
  776. de lana caprina rixor
    contend about trifles
  777. de palma cum aliquo contendo
    contest someone for supreme, dispute someone's first rank, compete with someone for the victory prize
  778. depactio, depactionis f
    contract, agreement, arrangement, deal, convention
  779. depectio, depectionis f
    contract, agreement, arrangement, deal, convention
  780. de transverso
    contrary to expectation, unexpectedly
  781. discriminatio, discriminationis f
    contrasting of opposite thoughts
  782. dialogus, dialogi m
    conversation, dialogue
  783. discursus, discursus m
    conversation, discourse
  784. dialogice
    conversationally, dialogically
  785. damnatio bestiarum
    conviction to fight with wild animals
  786. defrigesco 3
    cool off, grow cold
  787. deuteronomium, deuteronomii n
    copy of the law, fifth book of Moses, Deuteronomy
  788. describo 3
    copy off, transcribe, write down, write out, sketch off, describe in painting, describe in writing, represent, delineate, describe
  789. delectationis aucupium
    coquetry, addiction to pleasure
  790. deperditus, deperdita, deperditum
    corrupt, abandoned
  791. depravator, depravatoris m
    corrupter, deformer, spoiler, falsifier, distorter, defacer, seducer
  792. deminutio sumptuum
    cost containment, cost saving, cost reduction
  793. digitis numero
    count on the fingers
  794. dinumero 1
    count over, reckon up, enumerate, count out, pay out
  795. dinumeratio, dinumerationis f
    counting over, reckoning up, enumeration
  796. Dardania, Dardaniae f
    country of the Dardans in Upper Moesia, today's Serbia
  797. Dandarica, Dandaricae f
    country of the Dardari
  798. dies fastus
    court day, judgment day
  799. dies nefasti
    court-free days
  800. dignanter
    courteously
  801. derepo 3
    crawl down, sneak down
  802. de ingenio moribusque alicuius expono
    create a characteristic of someone
  803. dis genitus
    created by the gods
  804. dignus, cui credatur
    credible
  805. deserpo 3
    creep down
  806. delatio delicti
    criminal charge
  807. difficilis tempestas
    crisis
  808. depisus, depisa, depisum
    crushed in a mortar
  809. depolio 4
    cudgel
  810. damnabiliter
    culpably
  811. descriptio vitae
    curriculum vitae
  812. 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
  813. detestabilitas, detestabiltatis f
    curse, detestability, imprecation, malediction
  814. dira, dirorum n
    curses
  815. dirae, dirarum f
    curses
  816. devotamentum, devotamenti n
    cursing, anathema
  817. discido 3
    cut in pieces
  818. dichotomos, dichotomon
    cut in two, halved
  819. deseco auriculam alicuius (alicui)
    cut off someone's ear
  820. decido 3 [2]
    cut off, cudgel, beat soundly, decide a matter, determine, settle, terminate, put an end to, cut down, reduce, diminish
  821. decurto 1
    cut off, curtail, mutilate
  822. deseco 1
    cut off, cut away, carve out
  823. deputo 1 (1)
    cut off, prune
  824. desecatio, desecationis f
    cutting off
  825. desectio, desectionis f
    cutting off
  826. Dindyma sacra
    Cybele's secret celebrations on Mount Dindymos
  827. Diogenes, Diogenis m
    Cynic philosopher of Sinope
  828. Dachanum, Dachani n
    Dachau
  829. Dachavia, Dachaviae f
    Dachau
  830. Dacicus, Dacici m
    Dacian
  831. Daciscanus, Daciscana, Daciscanum
    Dacian
  832. Daciscus, Dacisca, Daciscum
    Dacian
  833. Dacius, Dacia, Dacium
    Dacian
  834. Dacus, Daca, Dacum
    Dacian
  835. Dacisci, Daciscorum m
    Dacians
  836. dactylicus, dactylica, dactylicum
    dactylic
  837. Daedaleus, Daedalea, Daedaleum
    Daedalian, relating to Daedalus
  838. diarium, diarii n
    daily allowance of food or pay, diary, journal
  839. de die in diem
    daily
  840. Dalmatensis, Dalmatense
    Dalmatian
  841. Dalmaticus, Dalmatica, Dalmaticum
    Dalmatian
  842. Delmatensis, Delmatense
    Dalmatian
  843. Delmaticus, Delmatica, Delmaticum
    Dalmatian
  844. damna aedificiorum
    damage to buildings
  845. Damascus, Damasci f
    Damascus, Dameshk
  846. damascena, damascenorum n
    Damask prunes
  847. damnatorius, damnatoria, damnatorium
    damnatory, condemnatory
  848. desalto 1
    dance through, represent by dancing
  849. Danicus, Danica, Danicum
    Danish
  850. Dardanĭus, Dardanĭa, Dardanĭum
    Dardanian, Trojan
  851. Dardanus, Dardana, Dardanum
    Dardanian, Trojan
  852. diem inficio
    darken the day, discolor the day
  853. deliciolae, deliciolarum f
    darling
  854. deliciolum, delicioli n
    darling
  855. dilecta, dilectae f
    darling, loved one, adored
  856. discussus, discussus m
    dashing, agitating
  857. datorum repositio
    data storage, data retention
  858. datophylacium, datophylacii n
    database
  859. deluto 1
    daub with clay, plaster with clay, cleanse from clay, cleanse from dirt
  860. Danae, Danaes f
    daughter of Acrisius, and mother of Perseus by Zeus
  861. Deiphobe, Deiphobes f
    daughter of Glaucus
  862. Daphne, Daphnes f
    daughter of the river-god Peneus
  863. Daulias, Dauliadis
    Daulian
  864. Daulis, Daulidis
    Daulian
  865. Dauniacus, Dauniaca, Dauniacum
    Daunian
  866. Daunius, Daunia, Daunium
    Daunian
  867. diem ac noctem
    day and night
  868. dies noctesque
    day and night
  869. dies somnusque
    day and night
  870. diem noctemque
    day and night, one day and one night
  871. dies emortualis
    day of death, date of death
  872. dies excidialis
    day of destruction
  873. dies luctuosus
    day of mourning
  874. dies lugubris
    day of mourning
  875. dies parentalis
    day of the funeral service
  876. dies feriaticus
    day off, non-working day, public holiday
  877. die
    day
  878. 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
  879. diluculum, diluculi n
    daybreak, dawn
  880. demoscopia, demoscopiae f
    dDemoscopy, opinion research, opinion poll
  881. diaconissa, diaconissae f
    deaconess
  882. dies finita
    deadline
  883. dies praestituta
    deadline
  884. decania, decaniae f
    deanery, group of ten monks
  885. defunctus, defunctus m
    death
  886. 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
  887. debentes, debentium m
    debtors
  888. decem annorum spatium
    decade
  889. decagonus, decagoni m
    decagon
  890. decalogus, decalogi m
    decalogue
  891. decapito 1
    decapitate, behead, cut off the head
  892. decathlon, decathli n
    decathlon
  893. dilapsio, dilapsionis f
    decay, destruction
  894. defunctus, defuncta, defunctum
    deceased, dead, defunct
  895. deceptor, deceptoris m
    deceiver
  896. delusor, delusoris m
    deceiver
  897. delusio, delusionis f
    deceiving, deluding
  898. december, decembris m
    December
  899. decemviralis, decemvirale
    decemviral-zu den decem viri gehörend-
  900. decemviratus, decemviratus m
    decemvirate, rank of a decemvir, office of a decemvir
  901. deceptus, deceptus m
    deception
  902. discepto 1
    decide, determine, judge a controversy, debate, dispute, discuss, strive
  903. decerno 3
    decide, determine, pronounce a decision, judge, decree, vote for any thing, decide by combat, fight, combat, contend, resolve on something
  904. decretio, decretionis f
    decision, decree
  905. decisio, decisionis f
    decision, settlement, agreement
  906. discrimen temporis
    decisive moment
  907. declaratio independentiae
    Declaration of Independence
  908. declaratio sui amoris
    declaration of love, love proposal
  909. defigo 3
    declare fixedly, declare firmly, declare unalterably, bewitch, enchant, curse any thing, censure
  910. de fastigio aliquem deicio
    declassify someone, knock someone off his pedestal
  911. detracto 1
    decline, refuse, reject, decline to do any thing, refuse to do any thing, lower in estimation, depreciate, detract from
  912. detrecto 1
    decline, refuse, reject, decline to do any thing, refuse to do any thing, lower in estimation, depreciate, detract from
  913. detractatio, detractationis f
    declining, refusing
  914. detrectatio, detrectationis f
    declining, refusing
  915. declivum, declivi n
    declivity
  916. declive, declivis n
    declivity, slope
  917. devexitas, devexitatis f
    declivity, sloping
  918. decervicatus, decervicata, decervicatum
    decollated, beheaded
  919. diluor 3
    decompose, disintegrate, decay, fray
  920. decretum, decreti n
    decree, ordinance, principle, doctrine, precept
  921. dico 1
    dedicate, consecrate, devote, give up, set apart, appropriate a thing to any one
  922. devoto 1
    dedicate, devote, bewitch, enchant, invoke with vows, curse
  923. dedicatio templi
    dedication of a church, dedication of a temple
  924. dedicatio, dedicationis f
    dedication, consecration
  925. de capite deduco aliquid
    deduct something from the capital
  926. deduco 3
    deduct, subtract, diminish, bring down, bring away, lead away, withdraw, bring
  927. dignor 1
    deem worthy, deem deserving, regard as fit
  928. depressus, depressa, depressum
    deep, lying low, depressed, low, suppressed
  929. dequeror 3
    deeply , deplore, bitterly, complain of
  930. depresse
    deeply
  931. debellatio, debellationis
    defeat, overcoming
  932. descisco ad aliquem
    defect to someone
  933. defectio, defectionis f
    defection, desertion, rebellion, revolt, failing, failure, deficiency, want, disappearance, exhaustion, faintness, swooning, fainting, an ellipsis
  934. defectus, defectus m
    defection, revolt, a failing, failure, lack, disappearance, weakness, a eclipsing
  935. defectrix, defectricis f
    defective, imperfect
  936. defensa, defensae f
    defence
  937. defensatio, defensationis f
    defence
  938. defensito 1
    defend often, practise defending
  939. defendo aliquem inter sicarios
    defend someone against a charge of assassination
  940. defensator, defensatoris m
    defender
  941. dictio causae
    defending, pleading
  942. defensionalis, defensionale
    defense serving, defending
  943. defensaculum, defensaculi n
    defense, protective device, protective measure
  944. defensabilis, defensabile
    defensible
  945. diffensus, diffensa, diffensum
    deferred, protracted
  946. dēfoedo 1
    defile
  947. definitus, definita, definitum
    definite, limited, distinct, precise, plain, perspicuous
  948. definite
    definitely, precisely, distinctly
  949. definitivus, definitiva, definitivum
    definitive, explanatory, decisive, definite, distinct, plain
  950. definitive
    definitively, plainly, distinctly
  951. deflexus, deflexa, deflexum
    deflecting, distracting
  952. deflorator, defloratoris
    deflowerer, molester
  953. desilvatio, desilvationis f
    deforestation
  954. deformatus, deformata, deformatum
    deformed, disfigured, distorted
  955. deformitas, deformitatis f
    deformity, ugliness, hideousness, baseness, vileness, deformity of character, an uncouth style
  956. defraudo 1 (defrudo 1)
    defraud, overreach, cheat
  957. defrudo 1
    defraud, overreach, cheat
  958. degenio 1
    degenerate, dishonor, desecrate
  959. decolorate
    degenerately
  960. degradatio, degradationis f
    degradation, demotion, declassification, belittling
  961. deminoratio, deminorationis f
    degradation, injury
  962. de honore aliquem deicio
    degrade someone, cut off someone's honor, make someone look bad
  963. degrado 1
    degrade, downgrade, belittle
  964. deicida, deicidae m
    deicide, killer of a god
  965. demissio animi
    dejection, faintheartedness
  966. dilator, dilatoris m
    delayer, dilatory person
  967. dilatorius, dilatoria, dilatorium
    delaying, dilatory
  968. delectabilis, delectabile
    delectable, delightful, agreeable
  969. devolutio, devolutionis f
    delegation of powers, grant in inheritance matters
  970. Deliaca, Deliacorum n
    Delian bronze vases
  971. Deliacus, Deliaca, Deliacum
    Delian, of Delos
  972. deliberatio consilii capiendi
    deliberation respecting the resolution to be adopted
  973. deliberamentum, deliberamenti n
    deliberation
  974. deliberatio, deliberationis f
    deliberation, consultation, consideration
  975. delicate
    delicately, luxuriously, at one’s ease, tardily, slowly
  976. deliciosus, deliciosa, deliciosum
    delicious, delicate
  977. delectamentum, delectamenti n
    delight, amusement, pastime
  978. delector 1
    delight, charm
  979. delicia, deliciae f
    delight, pleasure, charm, allurement, deliciousness, luxuriousness, voluptuousness, curiosities of art, sport, frolics, darling, sweetheart, beloved
  980. deliciae, deliciarum f
    delight, pleasure, charm, allurement, deliciousness, luxuriousness, voluptuousness, curiosities of art, sport, frolics, darling, sweetheart, beloved
  981. delicies, deliciei f
    delight, pleasure, charm, allurement, deliciousness, luxuriousness, voluptuousness, curiosities of art, sport, frolics, darling, sweetheart, beloved
  982. delicium, delicii n
    delight, pleasure, charm, allurement, deliciousness, luxuriousness, voluptuousness, curiosities of art, sport, frolics, darling, sweetheart, beloved
  983. delicius, delicii m
    delight, pleasure, charm, allurement, deliciousness, luxuriousness, voluptuousness, curiosities of art, sport, frolics, darling, sweetheart, beloved
  984. delectabiliter
    delightfully
  985. delectatio, delectationis f
    delighting, delight, pleasure, amusement, straining, effort, tenesmus
  986. delictor, delictoris m
    delinquent, offender
  987. de scripto orationem habeo
    deliver one's speech according to the concept, read one's speech
  988. demandatio, demandationis f
    delivering with commendation, commending
  989. Delphicus, Delphica, Delphicum
    Delphic, belonging to Delphi
  990. digito silentium suadeo
    demand silence by pointing the finger
  991. depostulo 1
    demand, require earnestly
  992. deposco 3
    demand, require, request earnestly, request for one’s self the performance of any duty or business
  993. democratia, democratiae f
    democracy, popular rule
  994. demographicus, demographica, demographicum
    demographic, relating to population development
  995. demonstrabilis, demonstrabile
    demonstrable
  996. demonstrativa, demonstrativae f
    demonstrative kind of oratory
  997. demonstrative
    demonstratively
  998. Demosthenicus, Demosthenica, Demosthenicum
    Demosthenic
  999. denazifico 1
    denazify
  1000. Dania, Daniae f
    Denmark
  1001. densatus, densata, densatusum
    dense, compressed
  1002. Dentheliathes, Dentheliathis
    Denthelian, belonging to Denthalii
  1003. denego 1
    deny a thing, say it is not so, reject, refuse, deny a request
  1004. deos tollo
    deny the gods
  1005. defiteor 2
    deny
  1006. degenero 1
    depart from its race or kind, degenerate
  1007. de (ex) vita migro
    depart from life
  1008. de vita decedo
    depart from life, die, perish, pass away
  1009. de vita excedo
    depart from life, die, perish, pass away
  1010. de vita exeo
    depart from life, die, perish, pass away
  1011. depingo 3
    depict, portray, paint, draw, represent by painting, paint, color, represent, sketch, describe, imagine, conceive, embroider
  1012. deponens, deponentis n
    deponent, a verb that lays aside its proper passive signification,
  1013. depositorium, depositorii n
    depot, storeroom
  1014. deprecativus, deprecativa, deprecativum
    deprecative
  1015. deprecatorius, deprecatoria, deprecatorium
    deprecatory
  1016. deflammo 1
    deprive of flame, put out, extinguish
  1017. defloro 1
    deprive of flowers
  1018. decoloro 1
    deprive of its natural color, discolor, stain, deface, soil, tarnish, corrupt, disgrace
  1019. deargento 1
    deprive of money, silver over, plate with silver
  1020. depompo 1
    deprive of ornament, dishonor
  1021. decortico 1
    deprive of the bark, bark, peel
  1022. denaso 1
    deprive of the nose
  1023. decorio 1
    deprive of the skin, deprive of the outer covering, skin, peel
  1024. devirgino 1
    deprive of virginity, deflour
  1025. deconcilio 1
    deprive of, take away
  1026. depilor 1
    deprive, rob, bereave
  1027. decolor, decoloris
    deprived of it’s natural color, discolored, defaced, faded, depraved, degenerate
  1028. decolorus, decolora, decolorum
    deprived of it’s natural color, discolored, defaced, faded, depraved, degenerate
  1029. depompatio, depompationis f
    depriving of ornament, dishonoring
  1030. delegatus, delegati m
    deputy, representative, delegate
  1031. deputatus, deputati m
    deputyenvoy
  1032. dicionis Romanae sum
    der römischen Macht unterworfen sein
  1033. dignitati alicuius illudo
    deride someone's reputation, mock someone's reputation
  1034. decachinno 1
    deride, laugh to scorn
  1035. derivabilis, derivabile
    derivable, deflectable, distractible, seducible
  1036. derivamentum, derivamenti n
    derivation
  1037. deductivus, deductiva, deductivum
    derivative
  1038. derivativus, derivativa, derivativum
    derivative
  1039. derivatorius, derivatoria, derivatorium
    derivative
  1040. dirivo 1
    derive, deduce
  1041. defiguro 1
    derive, design, remodel
  1042. dedux, deducis
    derived, descended
  1043. descendo 3
    descend to an act, descend to an employment, yield, agree to any act, acquiesce, depart, deviate, differ from
  1044. descendens, descendentis m
    descendant
  1045. descensorius, descensoria, descensorium
    descending, coming downwards
  1046. degressus, degressus m
    descent
  1047. descensus, descensus m
    descent, descending way, lying down
  1048. dico 3
    describe, relate, sing, celebrate, predict, foretell, articulate, name, appoint, set apart, fix upon, settle, mean
  1049. descriptor, descriptoris m
    describer, delineator
  1050. depictio, depictionis f
    description, delineation, characterization
  1051. diatyposis, diatyposis f
    description, representation
  1052. deserta, desertorum n
    desert places, deserts, wastes
  1053. desertus, deserta, desertum
    deserted, desert, solitary, waste
  1054. dignus sum aliqua re
    deserve something
  1055. dignus sum, qui ...
    deserve something
  1056. digna fortuna te revisit
    deserved happiness has fallen to you
  1057. diple, diples f
    designation of suspicious places by the critics,
  1058. desiderabilis, desiderabile
    desirable
  1059. discupio 5
    desire greatly, long for
  1060. desideratio, desiderationis f
    desire, desiring, longing for, missing
  1061. desolatio, desolationis f
    desolating, desolation, desert
  1062. de salute despero
    despair of salvation, give up hope of rescue
  1063. desponsio, desponsionis f
    despairing, desponding
  1064. detestandus, detestanda, detestandum
    despicable
  1065. despicor 1
    despise, disdain
  1066. despicatus, despicata, despicatum
    despised
  1067. despicus, despica, despicum
    despised, disdained
  1068. dei contemptor
    despiser of God
  1069. despector, despectoris m
    despiser
  1070. despicientia, despicientiae f
    despising, contempt
  1071. depeculor 1
    despoil, pillage, rifle, plunder, embezzle, detract from, diminish
  1072. destinatus, destinata, destinatum
    destined, fixed
  1073. deperdo 3
    destroy, ruin, lose
  1074. destructibilis, destructibile
    destructible
  1075. destructilis, destructile
    destructible
  1076. dirutio, dirutionis f
    destruction
  1077. devastatio, devastationis f
    destruction, annihilation
  1078. demolitio, demolitionis f
    destruction, devastation, tearing down, demolishing, undermining
  1079. destructivus, destructiva, destructivum
    destructive
  1080. deterrere aliquem ab iniuria
    deter someone from doing wrong
  1081. deterioratio, deteriorationis f
    deterioration, worsening
  1082. detestatus, detestata, detestatum
    detested, abominated
  1083. detonatio, detonationis f
    detonation, deflagration
  1084. detonator, detonatoris m
    detonator
  1085. derogator, derogatoris m
    detractor, depreciator
  1086. deleiro 1
    deviate from a straight line, be crazy, be deranged, be out of one’s wits, be silly, dote, rave
  1087. delero 1
    deviate from a straight line, be crazy, be deranged, be out of one’s wits, be silly, dote, rave
  1088. deliro 1
    deviate from a straight line, be crazy, be deranged, be out of one’s wits, be silly, dote, rave
  1089. de via declino
    deviate from the right path
  1090. de via deflecto
    deviate from the right path
  1091. de recta regione deflecto
    deviate from the straight path, leave the right path
  1092. diabolicus, diabolica, diabolicum
    devilish, diabolical
  1093. diabolosus, diabolosa, diabolosum
    devilish, diabolical
  1094. devotus, devota, devotum
    devoted to any one, attached, faithful, pious, devout, given to, abandoned to
  1095. dicatus, dicata, dicatum
    devoted, consecrated, dedicated
  1096. devinctus, devincta, devinctum
    devoted, greatly attached to
  1097. dicate
    devotedly
  1098. devote
    devotedly, faithfully
  1099. 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
  1100. degulo 1
    devour, consume
  1101. deos pie veneror
    devoutly worship the gods
  1102. dexteritas, dexteritatis f
    dexterity, aptness, readiness, prosperity, felicity
  1103. dextere (dextre)
    dexterously, skilfully
  1104. dextre
    dexterously, skilfully
  1105. diagnosin facio
    diagnose
  1106. diagnosis, diagnosis f
    diagnosis
  1107. diagonalis, diagonale
    diagonal
  1108. diagonios, diagonion
    diagonal
  1109. diagonalis, diagonalis f
    diagonal, diagonal line
  1110. diagonus, diagoni m
    diagonal, diagonal line
  1111. dialectos, dialecti f
    dialect
  1112. dialectica, dialecticae f
    dialectic, art of debating
  1113. dialectice, dialectices f
    dialectic, art of debating
  1114. dialectica, dialecticorum n
    dialectic, art of debating, logic
  1115. dialecticus, dialectici m
    dialectician, logician
  1116. diameter, diametri f
    diameter
  1117. diametros, diametri f
    diameter
  1118. diametrus, diametri f
    diameter
  1119. dimetiens, dimetientis f
    diameter
  1120. discretorium, discretorii n
    diaphragm
  1121. diaphragma, diaphragmatis n
    diaphragm, midriff
  1122. diarrhoea, diarrhoeae f
    diarrhea
  1123. diastole, diastoles f
    diastole, comma
  1124. diatonicus, diatonica, diatonicum
    diatonic
  1125. dibrachus, dibrachi m
    dibrach, metrical foot consisting of two short syllables
  1126. dibrachys, dibrachyos m
    dibrach, metrical foot consisting of two short syllables
  1127. Dictaeus, Dictaea, Dictaeum
    Dictaean, Cretan
  1128. dictatio, dictationis f
    dictating, dictation
  1129. dictatrix, dictatricis f
    dictatress
  1130. didascalice, didascalices f
    didactics, teaching methods
  1131. debitum naturae reddo
    die a natural death
  1132. demorior 5
    die off, die, depart, decease, depart, be gone, be dying for love of any one
  1133. diaetetica, diaeteticae f
    dietetics
  1134. diaetetice, diaetetices f
    dietetics
  1135. discrepant inter se
    differ from each other
  1136. differre a ceteris
    differ from the others
  1137. discrepo 1
    differ in sound, sound differently, sound discordantly, not to harmonize
  1138. differo
    differ, be different
  1139. differens, differentis n
    difference
  1140. differentia, differentiae f
    difference, diversity
  1141. differitas, differitatis f
    difference, diversity
  1142. diffors, diffortis
    different, discordant
  1143. discessivus, discessiva, discessivum
    different, divergent, deviant
  1144. dibersus, dibersa, dibersum
    different, opposite, contrary
  1145. differens, differentis
    different, superior
  1146. differenter
    differently
  1147. difficultas, difficultatis f
    difficulty, trouble, distress, poverty, want, obstinacy, captiousness, moroseness
  1148. diachysis, diachysis f
    diffusion
  1149. diffusilis, diffusile
    diffusive
  1150. defodio 5
    dig downwards, dig deep, dig up, dig, bury in the earth, hide, conceal, cover
  1151. diligens, diligentis
    diligent, careful, esteeming, loving, careful, assiduous, attentive, diligent, accurate, attentively investigating, frugal, thrifty, economical
  1152. de industria
    diligently, assiduously, on purpose, purposely, intentionally
  1153. dilutus, diluta, dilutum
    diluted, thin, weak, soft, drunk
  1154. dimeter, dimetri m
    dimeter
  1155. dimetron, dimetri n
    dimeter
  1156. dimetrus, dimetri m
    dimeter
  1157. desenesco 3
    diminish by age, die away
  1158. de fama (gloria) alicuius detraho
    diminish someone's fame, detract from someone's glory
  1159. diminutivus, diminutiva, diminutivum
    diminishing
  1160. de bonis privatorum deminutio
    diminution of personal wealth, diminution of the private assets
  1161. decrementum, decrementi n
    diminution, decrease
  1162. deminutio, deminutionis f
    diminution, decrease, lessening, abatement, right of alienation of one’s estate, diminutive form
  1163. diminutio, diminutionis f
    diminution, decrease, lessening, abatement, right of alienation of one’s estate, diminutive form
  1164. deminutivum, deminutivi n
    diminutive
  1165. deminutivus, deminutiva, deminutivum
    diminutive
  1166. dinosaurus, dinosauri m
    dinosaur
  1167. Dionyseus, Dionysea, Dionyseum
    Dionysian, Bacchic
  1168. diphthongus, diphthongi f
    diphthong
  1169. diplomates, diplomatae m
    diplomat
  1170. diplomaticus, diplomatica, diplomaticum
    diplomatic
  1171. dipodia, dipodiae f
    dipodia, two connected verse feet
  1172. Dircaeus, Dircaea, Dircaeum
    Dircean, Boeotian
  1173. directio agendi
    direction of action
  1174. directio incursoria
    direction of attack
  1175. directe
    directly, straight
  1176. directim
    directly, straightway
  1177. debilitatus, debilitata, debilitatum
    disabled, enervated, frail, handicapped, infirmed
  1178. discrepito 1
    disagree wholly, be altogether different
  1179. discrepare ab (cum) amicis
    disagree with one's friends
  1180. discrepo 1
    disagree, be different, vary, differ
  1181. disconvenio 4
    disagree, be inharmonious, be inconsistent
  1182. disconvenit
    disagree, be inharmonious, be inconsistent
  1183. discordabilis, discordabile
    disagreeing
  1184. dearmo 1
    disarm, deprive of power, blunt
  1185. diffiteor 2
    disavow, deny
  1186. depalo 1 [2]
    disclose, reveal
  1187. decoloratus, decolorata, decoloratum
    discolored, faded, disfigured, degenerated
  1188. desuetudo, desuetudinis f
    discontinuance of a practice, discontinuance of a habit, disuse, desuetude
  1189. discorditas, discorditatis f
    discord, dissension
  1190. discordium, discordii n
    discord, dissension
  1191. discrepantia, discrepantiae f
    discordance, dissimilarity, discrepancy
  1192. discors, discordis
    discordant, disagreeing, inharmonious, at variance, unlike, different, distinct, double
  1193. defectio animi
    discouragement, want of courage, despondency
  1194. deliberationem habeo de aliqua re
    discuss a question, hold a conference
  1195. discerto 1
    discuss
  1196. discertatio, discertationis f
    discussion
  1197. discussorius, discussoria, discussorium
    discutient, dissolving
  1198. deturpo 1
    disfigure
  1199. devenusto 1
    disfigure, deform
  1200. denormo 1
    disfigure, make irregular, make crooked
  1201. dedecoramentum, dedecorament n
    disgrace, dishonor
  1202. dedecoratio, dedecorationis f
    disgrace, dishonor
  1203. dehonestatio, dehonestationis f
    disgrace, dishonor
  1204. dedecoro 1
    disgrace, dishonor, bring to shame
  1205. dedecus, dedecoris n
    disgrace, dishonor, infamy, shame, blot, blemish, moral dishonor, vice, turpitude, a vicious action, shameful deed
  1206. dehonesto 1
    disgrace, disparage, dishonor
  1207. dedecorosus, dedecorosa, dedecorosum
    disgraceful, dishonorable
  1208. dedecorus, dedecora, dedecorum
    disgraceful, dishonorable, shameful
  1209. dedecorose
    disgracefully
  1210. diaphonia, diaphoniae f
    disharmony, discord
  1211. dedeceo 2
    dishonor, neglect a thing
  1212. defamatus, defamata, defamatum
    dishonored, infamous
  1213. delocatio, delocationis f
    dislocation
  1214. deartuo 1
    dismember, rend limb by limb, ruin
  1215. detractor, detractoris m
    disparager, detractor
  1216. detractorius, detractoria, detractorium
    disparaging, slanderous
  1217. diathesis, diathesis f
    disposition isposition to pathological moods
  1218. 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
  1219. discrepatio, discrepationis f
    dispute, disagreement
  1220. disceptatio, disceptationis f
    dispute, disputation, debate, discussion, disquisition, decision, judicial award, judgment
  1221. de patella edo
    disregard religion, disrespect the religion
  1222. discedo ab aliqua re
    disregard something in the assessment, refrain from something in the assessment
  1223. discrimina personarum omitto
    disregard the person's reputation
  1224. diffluentia, diffluentiae f
    dissolve, low apart, exude
  1225. destrictivus, destrictiva, destrictivum
    dissolving, loosening
  1226. districtivus, districtiva, districtivum
    dissolving, loosening
  1227. dehortatio, dehortationis f
    dissuading
  1228. dehortatorius, dehortatoria, dehortatorium
    dissuasive, dehortatory
  1229. disemus, disema, disemum
    dissyllabic
  1230. decennovium, decennovii n
    distance from 1900 feet
  1231. decemnovium, decemnovii n
    distance of 1900 feet
  1232. diaphora, diaphorae f
    distinction (repetition of the same word in different meanings)
  1233. dinoscentia, dinoscentiae f
    distinction
  1234. definienter
    distinctly
  1235. designate
    distinctly
  1236. descripte
    distinctly, precisely
  1237. discernibilis, discernibile
    distinguishable, discernible
  1238. discribo 3
    distribute, divide, apportion, assign
  1239. digestus, digestus m
    distributing
  1240. diribitorius, diribitoria, diribitorium
    distributing, separating
  1241. dianome, dianomes f
    distribution of money in canvassing for office
  1242. diadota, diadotae m
    distributor
  1243. diffido 3
    distrust, be diffident, be distrustful, despair
  1244. discordia, discordiae f
    disunion, disagreement, dissension, variance, discord, subject of strife, bone of contention
  1245. desuefacio 5
    disuse, disaccustom, bring out of use
  1246. desuesco 3
    disuse, lay aside a custom, lay aside a habit, disaccustom, put out of use
  1247. decuso 1
    divide crosswise, divide in the form of an X, decussate
  1248. decusso 1
    divide crosswise, divide in the form of an X, decussate
  1249. decurio 1
    divide into decuriae, divide the people into companies or clubs
  1250. defrusto 1
    divide into pieces, dismember
  1251. dimidio 1
    divide into two equal parts, halve
  1252. departio 4
    divide, divide into parts
  1253. descindo 3
    divide, marking the measure, parting, dividing into two parties
  1254. discrimino 1
    divide, part, separate, distinguish, apportion
  1255. diffluvio 1
    divide, split
  1256. digestio, digestionis f
    dividing of food, dissolving, digestion
  1257. dei benignitas
    divine blessing, god's blessing
  1258. divisio, divisionis f
    division
  1259. decania, decaniorum n
    divisions of the zodiac
  1260. diezeugmenos, diezeugmenon
    divorced, separated
  1261. defendere desino
    do not defend further, stop defending
  1262. diem exerceo
    do one's daily work
  1263. delectantne te anserinae carnes?
    do you like to eat roast goose?
  1264. disciplinosus, disciplinosa, disciplinosum
    docile
  1265. Democritea, Democriteorum n
    doctrines of Democritus
  1266. decreta philosophorum
    doctrines of philosophers, philosophical doctrines
  1267. decrepitus, decrepiti m
    dodderer, decrepit person
  1268. dies caniculares
    dog days
  1269. delphinulus, delphinuli m
    dolphin, a water-organ shaped like a dolphin, certain showy articles of furniture, or perhaps mere ornaments on furniture
  1270. 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
  1271. delphis, delphinis m
    dolphin, a water-organ shaped like a dolphin, certain showy articles of furniture, or perhaps mere ornaments on furniture
  1272. dicio, dicionis f
    dominion, sovereignty, authority, rule, sway, power
  1273. deest mihi opera
    don't want to
  1274. diathyrum, diathyri n
    door frame
  1275. depunctio, depunctionis f
    dotting, demarcation, marking
  1276. diaulos, diauli m
    double course
  1277. didrachma, didrachmatis n
    double drachma
  1278. didrachmon, didrachmi n
    double drachma
  1279. didrachmum, didrachmi n
    double drachma
  1280. didragma, didragmatis n
    double drachma
  1281. didragmum, didragmi n
    double drachma
  1282. dibaphus, dibapha, dibaphum
    double dyed
  1283. dibaphus, dibaphum
    double dyed
  1284. digamma n (indecl.)
    double gamma, digamma
  1285. digamma, digammae f
    double gamma, digamma
  1286. digamma, digammatis n
    double gamma, digamma
  1287. digammon, digammi n
    double gamma, digamma
  1288. digammos, digammi f
    double gamma, digamma
  1289. diiambus, diiambi m
    double iambus: ⏑–⏑–
  1290. disdiapason
    double octave in music
  1291. dilemma, dilemmatis n
    double proposition, dilemma, an argument in which an adversary is pinned between two difficulties
  1292. diplois, diploidis f
    double robe to be wrapped around the body, cloak, mantle
  1293. dichoreus, dichorei m
    double trochee
  1294. diplasion, diplasii n
    double, twice, the ratio 1 to 2
  1295. diplasium, diplasiī n
    double, twice, the ratio 1 to 2
  1296. diloris, dilore
    doublestriped
  1297. difariam
    doubly
  1298. diaporeticus, diaporetica, diaporeticum
    doubtful
  1299. diaporesis, diaporesis f
    doubting, perplexity
  1300. de
    down
  1301. deque
    downwards
  1302. deorsum
    downwards, down, below
  1303. deorsus
    downwards, down, below
  1304. dicendi mora diem extraho
    dragging out the day by talking for a long time
  1305. deductorium, deductorii n
    drain
  1306. dematrico 1
    draining blood from the vena matricalis
  1307. diduco 3
    draw apart, part, split, separate, sever, sunder, divide, stretch, digest, distribute, disperse, scatter, settle, adjust
  1308. 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
  1309. depromo 3
    draw out, draw forth, bring, fetch from anywhere
  1310. diffusor, diffusōris m
    drawer-off of liquids, ispenser of liquids
  1311. detractio, detractionis f
    drawing off, taking away, withdrawal, departure from, purging, leaving out, ellipsis, detraction, slander, evil-speaking
  1312. digito salinum terebro
    drill out the salt cellar with the fingers, eat the salt shaker empty down to the last grain
  1313. depoculo 1
    drink away, squander
  1314. damnose bibo
    drink hard (to the detriment of the host)
  1315. debibo 3
    drink of
  1316. depoto 1
    drink
  1317. dies madidus
    drinking day, boozy day
  1318. destillo 1 (distillo 1)
    drip down, trickle down, distil, drop, distil
  1319. distillo 1
    drip down, trickle down, distil, drop, distil
  1320. destillatio, destillationis f (distillatio)
    dripping down, distilling, rheum, catarrh, running
  1321. distillatio, distillationis f
    dripping down, distilling, rheum, catarrh, running
  1322. defugo 1
    drive away, remove
  1323. depango 3
    drive down into the ground, drive in the ground, fix into the ground
  1324. deturbo 1
    drive down, thrust down, cast down, throw down, beat down, strike to the ground, cut off, deprive of
  1325. demento 1
    drive mad, craze, deprive of mind
  1326. 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
  1327. diploma gubernationis
    driver's license
  1328. depulsio, depulsionis f
    driving off, driving away, repelling, warding off, defence, lowering, sinking down
  1329. defloresco 3
    drop one's blossoms, fade, wither, decay, decline
  1330. delibutus gaudio
    drunk with joy, elated
  1331. desicco 1
    dry up, desiccate
  1332. desiccatio, desiccationis f
    drying out, desiccation, dehydration
  1333. de nocte
    during the night, in the course of the night, at night, by night
  1334. diacona, diaconae f
    dveaconess
  1335. deteror 3
    dwindle, perish
  1336. depositus, deposita, depositum
    dying (and already given up), deceased
  1337. de re publica bene mereor
    earn merit for the state
  1338. debitus, debita, debitum
    earned, owed
  1339. deprecabundus, deprecabunda, deprecabundum
    earnestly entreating
  1340. defensibilis, defensibile
    easily defended
  1341. devescor 3
    eat up, devour
  1342. declinis, decline
    ebbing
  1343. deliquium, deliquii n
    eclipse
  1344. devoro 1
    eclipse, make appear insignificant
  1345. depressio oeconomica
    economic low, economic depression
  1346. designo 1
    effect, do, accomplish
  1347. diffors oratio
    eine Art der Verteidigung, mit der die angeklagte Handlung zwar zugegeben, aber gerechtfertigt wird
  1348. designatus, designata, designatum
    elect, expected
  1349. dies comitialis
    election day, polling day
  1350. dies comitiorum
    election day, polling day
  1351. decorosus, decorosa, decorosum
    elegant, beautiful
  1352. decoriter
    elegantly, beautifully
  1353. deunx, deuncis m
    eleven twelfths
  1354. difficultatem expedio
    eliminate a difficulty
  1355. de medio tollo
    eliminate, remove, clear aside, get out of the way, kill
  1356. delecti militum
    elite soldiers
  1357. delecti, delectorum m
    Elite
  1358. disertitudo, disertitudinis f
    eloquence
  1359. de dignitate aliquem deicio
    embarrass someone, declassify someone
  1360. depeculatio, depeculationis f
    embezzlement
  1361. demigratio, demigrationis f
    emigration
  1362. discussio seminis
    emission of semen, ejaculation
  1363. diribitorium operae
    employment exchange
  1364. depleo 2
    empty out, draw off, exhaust
  1365. defixĭo, defixĭonis f
    enchantment
  1366. determino 1
    enclose within boundaries, bound, limit, prescribe, determine, fix, settle, determine
  1367. diathyra, diathyrorum n
    enclosure in front of the door of a Greek house
  1368. diem meum obeo
    end one's days, suffer death, die
  1369. diem supremum obeo
    end one's days, suffer death, die
  1370. de pace agere desino
    end the peace talks, break off the peace negotiations
  1371. diem carpo
    enjoy the day
  1372. dies impetrabilis
    enjoyable day
  1373. dignitati meae consulo
    ensure one's dignity
  1374. delubra esse in urbibus censeo
    ensure that there should be sanctuaries in the cities
  1375. decimum aetatis annum ingredior
    enter the tenth year of life
  1376. denumero 1
    enumerate, list
  1377. digestio, digestionis f
    enumeration
  1378. denumeratio, denumerationis f
    enumeration, listing
  1379. dens invidus
    envy, jealousy
  1380. dendrophorus, dendrophori m
    epithet of Sylvanus, college of priests who carried about branches of trees in procession, in honor of a divinity, carpenter
  1381. deos adaequare
    equal to the gods
  1382. delabaculum fugientibus expeditum
    escape slide
  1383. delabaculum tumultuarium
    escape slide
  1384. Dialis, Diale
    ethereal, aerial
  1385. deverticula flexionesque
    evasions and crooked paths
  1386. dies proximus ante diem festum
    eve of the festival
  1387. discussor, discussoris m
    examiner, one who revised the accounts of the public revenue in the provinces, auditor
  1388. duodecimum annum aetatis supercedo
    exceed one's twelfth birthday
  1389. deparcus, deparca, deparcum
    excessively sparing, niggardly
  1390. detestabilis, detestabile
    execrable, abominable, detestable
  1391. detestatio, detestationis f
    execration, cursing, detestation, keeping off, averting, formal renunciation under oath
  1392. defunctio, defunctionis f
    execution, performance, death
  1393. declamatio, declamationis f
    exercise in oratorical delivery, exercise or practice in speaking, declamation, theme, subject for declamation, loud talking, eager talking, bawling
  1394. declamo 1
    exercise one’s self in rhetorical delivery, practise speaking, declaim, speak oratorically, declaim, speak as an orator with violence, bluster, bawl
  1395. diffututus, diffututa, diffututum
    exhausted by indulgence
  1396. defututus, defututa, defututum
    exhausted by sensuality, worn down, demolished, run down, desolate, squandered, wrecked, fucked up, raped
  1397. de civitate aliquem eicio
    exile someone, send someone into exile, expel someone from his position as a citizen
  1398. deprecaneus, deprecanea, deprecaneum
    exorable
  1399. delato 1
    expand, extend, widen, enlarge
  1400. dilatans, dilatantis
    expanding widely, spreading widely
  1401. diductio, diductionis f
    expanding, separating
  1402. dies committendi
    expiry date
  1403. declaratio, declarationis f
    explanation of terms, definition
  1404. diruptivus, diruptiva, diruptivum
    explosive
  1405. disruptivus, disruptiva, disruptivum
    explosive
  1406. deplango 3
    express grief by beating the breast, bewail, lament
  1407. diffidentiam nuncupo
    express one's distrust
  1408. dico, quae mihi videantur
    express one's opinion, take a stand, communicate one's opinion, reveal one's opinion, present one's opinion
  1409. dico, quod sentio
    express one's opinion, take a stand, communicate one's opinion, reveal one's opinion, present one's opinion
  1410. declaro sententiam
    express oneself about something, declare one's opinion on something
  1411. dilato 1
    extend one’s self
  1412. dieculam duco
    extend the payment deadline
  1413. dilatatio, dilatationis f
    extending, enlarging
  1414. dentem eximo
    extract the tooth
  1415. dies extremae condicionis (praestituta / praestituenda)
    extreme deadline
  1416. diapsoricum, diapsorici n
    eye-salve
  1417. delusio oculorum
    eyewash
  1418. Daunus, Dauni m
    fabulous king over a part of Apulia, father (or ancestor) of Turnus
  1419. dictiosus, dictiosa, dictiosum
    facetious, satirical
  1420. dicaculus, dicacula, dicaculum
    facetious, witty
  1421. detabesco 3
    fade away, dwindle, waste away
  1422. deficior 5
    fade away, go out, stop, decrease, lack, lacking, not enough, too short
  1423. demarcesco 3
    fade away, wither
  1424. defloreo 2
    fade, shed one's blossoms
  1425. deflorio 4
    fade, shed one's blossoms
  1426. delinquo 3
    fail, be wanting, be lacking, commit a fault, do wrong, transgress, offend
  1427. delinquio, delinquionis f
    failure, want, deficiencie, lack, going out, absence, missing
  1428. deliquio, deliquionis f (delinquio, delinquionis f)
    failure, want, deficiencie, lack, going out, absence, missing
  1429. deliquium, deliquii n
    failure, want, deficiencie, lack, going out, absence, missing
  1430. defectio animi (animae)
    fainting
  1431. dies satis laxa
    fairly long deadline, quite a long period of time
  1432. 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
  1433. descisco ab aliquo
    fall away from someone
  1434. deruo 3 (intr.)
    fall down
  1435. 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
  1436. delabor 3
    fall down, sink down, slip down, glide down, come down, sink, descend, be derived
  1437. dolo capior
    fall for the bait, get duped
  1438. decido 3
    fall off, fall down, fall down dead, sink down, die, fall, drop, fall away, fail, sink
  1439. damnor 1
    fall prey to destruction
  1440. deciduus, decidua, deciduum
    falling down, falling off, deciduous
  1441. delapsus, delapsus m
    falling off, descent, flowing off, discharge
  1442. diabole, diaboles f
    false accusation, slander
  1443. Diodorus, Diodori m
    famous dialectician
  1444. diserti, disertorum m
    famous speaker
  1445. dens caninus
    fang, carnassial, pointed tooth
  1446. 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
  1447. desuo 3
    fasten
  1448. deprandis, deprande
    fasting
  1449. deprans, deprandis
    fasting
  1450. Demaratus, Demaratī m (3)
    Father of Pythagoras
  1451. defatigabilis, defatigabile
    fatiguable
  1452. deculpatus, deculpata, deculpatum
    faulty, censurable
  1453. delicata, delicatae f
    favorite slave, valet, chamber-maid
  1454. dilectus, dilecti m
    favorite
  1455. dentes mihi pruriunt
    fear beating
  1456. dirus, dira, dirum
    fearful, awful, ill-omened, ominous, boding, portentous, dreadful, horrible, terrible, abominable, detestable, skilful
  1457. depinnatus, depinnata, depinnatum
    feathered, winged
  1458. deplumatus, deplumata, deplumatum
    featherless, defeathered
  1459. demuneror 1
    fee, reward
  1460. depasco 3
    feed down, feed off, feed upon, eat up, consume
  1461. depascor 3
    feed down, feed off, feed upon, eat up, consume, cull, select, prune away, remove, destroy, waste
  1462. desiderium capio
    feel desire
  1463. deprecatrix, deprecatricis f
    female intercessor
  1464. discipula, discipulae f
    female scholar, female disciple
  1465. disceptatrix, disceptatricis f
    female umpire, female arbitrator, female judge
  1466. defenso 1
    fend off diligently, ward off, protect
  1467. 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
  1468. decennalia, decennalium n
    festival celebrated every ten years after the time of Augustus
  1469. decennia, decennium n
    festival celebrated every ten years after the time of Augustus
  1470. Dionysia, Dionysiorum n
    festival of Bacchus
  1471. dierum sollemnium vestis
    festive dress, festive gown, holiday dress, holiday gown
  1472. difficultatibus obluctor
    fight against the difficulties
  1473. dies proeliares
    fight days, days on which fighting is permitted
  1474. depugno 1
    fight eagerly, fight out, contend, combat violently, fight to the end, stop fighting
  1475. de aris et focis dimico
    fight for house and home, fight for house and yard
  1476. de aris et focis pugno
    fight for house and home, fight for house and yard
  1477. digladior 1
    fight for life and death, contend fiercely, contend warmly, dispute
  1478. dimicatio capitis
    fight for life, danger to life
  1479. dimicatio, dimicationis f
    fight, combat, furious encounter, combating, struggling, contest, perilous contest
  1480. dimico 1
    fight, struggle, contend, strive
  1481. dimachaerus, dimachaeri m
    fighter with two swords
  1482. dymacherus, dymacheri m
    fighter with two swords
  1483. dimachaerus, dimachaera, dimachaerum
    fighting with two swords: gladiator
  1484. delictum defero
    file a criminal complaint, file a charge, fle an accusation
  1485. delimo 1
    file off
  1486. descobino 1
    file off, scrape off
  1487. delimator, delimatoris m
    filer
  1488. desiderio aliquem afficio
    fill someone with longing, arouse in someone's desire, cause someone to desire
  1489. demugitus, demugita, demugitum
    filled with bellowing, filled with roar
  1490. damno coerceo
    fine
  1491. dactilus, dactili m
    finger, a sort of muscle, a kind of grape, a sort of grass, a precious stone, the date, a dactyl, –⏑⏑
  1492. dactylus, dactyli m
    finger, a sort of muscle, a kind of grape, a sort of grass, a precious stone, the date, a dactyl, –⏑⏑
  1493. digitus, digiti m
    finger, toe, small bough, twig, inch
  1494. digitus transversus
    fingerbreadth
  1495. dactyloscopia, dactyloscopiae f
    fingerprint
  1496. digiti extremi
    fingertips
  1497. digiti primores
    fingertips
  1498. Dies Valpurgis
    First of May
  1499. dentes pullini
    first teeth
  1500. Dictys, Dictyos m [3]
    Fisherman on the island of Seriphos who saved Perseus from drowning
  1501. dehortativus, dehortativa, dehortativum
    fit for dissuading, likely to dissuade
  1502. defulguro 1
    flash forth
  1503. defomito 1
    flatten by burning, flatten with fire
  1504. discorio 1
    flay, peel off the skin
  1505. discoriatio, discoriationis f
    flaying, removal of the skin
  1506. diffugium, diffugii n
    fleeing in different directions, dispersion
  1507. diploma volandi
    flight permission
  1508. descriptio volationum
    flight schedule
  1509. demano 1
    flow down, descend, be descended from
  1510. 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
  1511. diffluo 3
    flow in different directions, flow away, dissolve, melt away, disappear, be dissolved in, abandoned to
  1512. diffluus, difflua, diffluum
    flowing asunder, overflowing
  1513. deliquium, deliquii n [2]
    flowing down, dropping down
  1514. diffluxio, diffluxionis f
    flowing off, discharge
  1515. diffugio 5
    fly asunder, flee in different directions, disperse, scatter, disappear
  1516. devolo 1
    fly down, fly away, hasten down, hasten away
  1517. denseor 2
    follow each other closely, thicken
  1518. Damasippus, Damasippi m (1)
    follower of Marius, put to death by order of Sylla
  1519. deinceps
    following thereafter, next following, in a constant series, one after another, successively, in turn, successively, in order, and so forth, and so on
  1520. dementer
    foolishly, madly
  1521. diem ex die (diem de die)
    for days, one day after the other, day after day
  1522. de nihilo
    for nothing
  1523. dicis causa (dicis gratia)
    for the sake of judicial form, for form’s sake, for the sake of appearance
  1524. decimum
    for the tenth time
  1525. 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
  1526. dimissor, dimissoris m
    forgiver, pardoner
  1527. decaulesco 3
    form a stem, run to stalk
  1528. diffingo 3
    form differently, remodel, make anew, alter
  1529. defingo 3
    form, put in shape, fashion
  1530. dicatio, dicationis f
    formal declaration of intention to become a citizen, praising
  1531. decompositus, decomposita, decompositum
    formed or derived from a compound word
  1532. derelinquo 3
    forsake wholly, abandon, desert, leave behind, bequeath
  1533. destitutio, destitutionis f
    forsaking, deserting, deceiving, failure, disappointment, putting away, abandoning
  1534. desertio, desertionis f
    forsaking, deserting, desertion
  1535. Derbe, Derbes f
    fortified city of Lycaonia, residence of the tyrant Antipater; place of refuge for Christians under persecution
  1536. Dido, Didonis f
    foundress of Carthage
  1537. Dido, Didus f
    foundress of Carthage
  1538. Dircenna, Dircennae f
    fountain in Spain, near Bilbilis
  1539. Dirce, Dirces f
    fountain northwest of Thebes
  1540. diamannae
    frankincense ointment, ointment made from frankincense
  1541. dardanaria fraus
    fraudulent grain speculation, black market
  1542. deceptiosus, deceptiosa, deceptiosum
    fraudulent, misleading, deceptive
  1543. desterno 3
    free from its covering, unsaddle, ungird
  1544. delustro 1
    free one from an evil charm or spell, disenchant
  1545. 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
  1546. defigor 3
    freeze, take root
  1547. dimidium facti est coepisse
    freshly ventured is half won, the beginning is half the battle
  1548. Diogenes, Diogenis m
    friend of M, Caelius Rufus
  1549. deterreo 2
    frighten from any thing, deter, discourage from, prevent, hinder, avert, keep off
  1550. desuperne
    from above
  1551. deinsuper
    from above, from overhead
  1552. desuper
    from above, from overhead, above
  1553. de superno
    from above, from the top, from the height
  1554. delonge
    from afar
  1555. dedeorsum
    from below
  1556. de tenero ungui
    from childhood, seit der Kindheit
  1557. de die in diem
    from day to day
  1558. diem de die
    from day to day, day after day, for days
  1559. diatim
    from day to day, day to day
  1560. de stipulis magnus acervus erit
    from individual stalks finally becomes a pile
  1561. de meo
    from my assets, from my property
  1562. deforas
    from outside, outside
  1563. deforis
    from outside, outside
  1564. dehinc
    from this place forth, from here, hence, from this time forth, henceforth, henceforward, hereupon, afterwards, next, then
  1565. deleticius, deleticia, deleticium
    from which any thing has been blotted out, from which any thing has been effaced
  1566. deintus
    from within
  1567. de + Abl.
    from, away from, down from, out of, of, from among, out of
  1568. dentes adversi
    front teeth
  1569. dens anterior
    front tooth
  1570. depositorium materiae propulsoriae
    fuel depot, fuel storage
  1571. depositorium materiam propulsoriam continens
    fuel depot, fuel storage
  1572. digladiabilis, digladiabile
    full of contention, fierce
  1573. discordiosus, discordiosa, discordiosum
    full of discord, prone to discord
  1574. desidiosus, desidiosa, desidiosum
    full of idleness, slothful, indolent, lazy, causing idleness, making lazy
  1575. damnosus, damnosa, damnosum
    full of injury, that causes injury, injurious, hurtful, destructive, pernicious, that suffers injury, injured, unfortunate, that injures himself, wasteful, prodigal
  1576. dies denicales
    funeral solemnity for the purification of the family of the deceased
  1577. detracta velamina
    fur
  1578. denticulatus, denticulata, denticulatum
    furnished with small teeth, denticulated
  1579. desulco 1
    furrow through, plow up
  1580. dextimus, dextima, dextimum
    furthest to the right, extreme right
  1581. dextumus, dextuma, dextumum
    furthest to the right, extreme right
  1582. dignitatem mihi concilio (paro)
    gain respect, gain prestige, gain a reputation
  1583. deambulatorium, deambulatorii n
    gallery for walking, covered walkway
  1584. dicrota, dicrotae f
    galley with two banks of oars
  1585. dicrotum, dicroti n
    galley with two banks of oars
  1586. damnum aleatorium
    game loss
  1587. damna aleatoria
    game losses
  1588. depositio purgamentorum
    garbage disposal
  1589. deiectio purgamentorum
    garbage disposal, waste management
  1590. displosio, displosionis f
    gasosus
  1591. Dipylon, Dipyli n
    gate at Athens that closed the Ceramicus, and through which one passed in going to the Academy
  1592. Datis, Datidis m
    general of the Medes
  1593. deliciose
    gently, tenderly
  1594. debilitor 1
    get a damage, suffer a damage, take a damage, lose all composure
  1595. difficultate afficior
    get into trouble, get into a difficult position, get into a difficult situation
  1596. dextram partem operis administro
    get the right side of the work, attack from the right side, conduct the siege on the right side
  1597. dentio 4
    getting teeth, teething
  1598. deleritas, deleritatis f
    giddiness, silliness, folly, dotage, madness
  1599. deliratio, delirationis f
    giddiness, silliness, folly, dotage, madness
  1600. deliritas, deliritatis f
    giddiness, silliness, folly, dotage, madness
  1601. datum, dati n
    gift, present, donation
  1602. deauro 1
    gild, gild over
  1603. deaurator, deauratoris m
    gilder
  1604. deauratio, deaurationis f
    gilding
  1605. de iure respondeo
    give a legal opinion (on a question submitted)
  1606. 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
  1607. 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
  1608. 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
  1609. dilargior 4
    give away liberally, bestow liberally, lavish
  1610. dato 1
    give away, administer
  1611. 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
  1612. demando 1
    give in charge, intrust, commit, commend
  1613. da mi bracas et calceamenta
    give me pants and shoes
  1614. da mihi bibere!
    give me to drink!
  1615. denuntio 1
    give notice of a suit, give notice of a process
  1616. 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
  1617. dido 3
    give out, spread abroad, disseminate, distribute
  1618. dedoleo 2
    give over grieving, grieve no more
  1619. demonstro 1
    give sb to understand that
  1620. de virtute alicui praecipio
    give someone moral standards of conduct
  1621. deduco aliquem de domo
    give someone the guard of honor from his house
  1622. de aliqua re fidem dextrā do
    give the hand on something, promise something as certain
  1623. dextram fidemque do
    give the hand on something, promise something as certain
  1624. disciplinam legibus astringo
    give the state a solid, stable, resilient, robust constitution, give the state a solid order, give the state a stable organization, establish the state solidly
  1625. de sententia decedo
    give up one's opinion, move away from one's opinion, depart from one's opinion
  1626. desistere (a) conatu
    give up trying
  1627. dano 3
    give
  1628. deditus, dedita, deditum
    given up to, addicted, devoted to something, eager, assiduous, diligent
  1629. desperatus, desperata, desperatum
    given up, despaired of, irremediable, desperate
  1630. datrix, datricis f
    giver, donor
  1631. dator, datoris m
    giver, the slave who hands the ball to the player
  1632. datatim
    giving in turn or reciprocally
  1633. de damno aliorum (alterius) laetus
    gloating, gleeful, mischievous, malicious
  1634. debilitatio atque abiectio animi
    gloom and dejection, dejection and despondency
  1635. dicendo aliquid augeo
    glorify through words
  1636. digitabulum, digitabuli n
    glove worn in gathering olives
  1637. degulator, degulatoris m
    glutton
  1638. dentibus infrendeo
    gnash one's teeth
  1639. derodo 3
    gnaw away, nibble
  1640. derosus, derosa, derosum
    gnawed away, nibbled
  1641. digredior 5
    go apart, go asunder, separate, part, go away, depart, stepping aside, digress
  1642. de via decedo
    go astray, get lost
  1643. 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
  1644. devehor 3
    go away, go down, descend
  1645. demeo 1
    go down, descend
  1646. degredior 5
    go down, march down, descend, alight, dismount
  1647. deeo
    go from a place, go away, depart
  1648. de calcaria in carbonariam pervenio
    go from bad to worse, get out of the frying pan and into the fire
  1649. de singulis ago
    go into detail, go into the details
  1650. deorbito 1
    go out of the track, deviate
  1651. descisco ad aliquem
    go over to someone
  1652. 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
  1653. 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
  1654. depereo
    go to ruin, perish, die, be lost, be undone, fade, be desperately in love with, dying with love for
  1655. destimulo 1
    goad on, stimulate
  1656. daemon, daemonis m
    goblin, imp
  1657. deus nullius exempli capit ´nem
    God allows no comparison with any example, God cannot be compared to any example
  1658. di te amabunt
    God bless you!
  1659. di te ament
    God bless you!
  1660. deus mundum aedificavit
    God created the world
  1661. deus mundum fabricatus est
    God created the world
  1662. deus mundum procreavit
    God created the world
  1663. dii melius
    God forbid!, heaven forbid!
  1664. deus aliquid adprobat et fortunat
    God gives blessings and prosperity to something
  1665. deus est mundi aedificator
    God is the creator of the world
  1666. deus est mundi fabricator
    God is the creator of the world
  1667. deus est mundi procreator
    God is the creator of the world
  1668. deus aequoreus
    god of the sea
  1669. deus alipes
    God with the winged shoes
  1670. deus, dei m
    god, deity
  1671. Deverra, Deverrae f
    goddess of sweeping
  1672. Dira, Dirae f
    goddess of vengeance
  1673. dea, deae f
    goddess
  1674. dii communes
    gods worshiped together
  1675. discessus, discessus m
    going asunder, separation, opening, going away, departure, removal, marching away, marching off, decamping, banishment
  1676. degressio, degressionis f
    going away, separation
  1677. descensio, descensionis f
    going down, descending, bath
  1678. declivus, decliva, declivum
    going downhill, sloping
  1679. diligentia in re familiari tuenda
    good housekeeping
  1680. dei propitii
    gracious gods
  1681. difficultas annonae
    grain shortage
  1682. debitori intervallum do
    grant the debtor a deferment of payment, give the debtor a deadline for payment
  1683. decretalis, decretale
    granted by decree
  1684. deprehensibilis, deprehensibile
    graspable, reachable, encounterable
  1685. dapaticus, dapatica, dapaticum
    great, noble, distinguished, eminent, august, great in soul, high-minded
  1686. Dinocrates, Dinocratis m
    Grecian architect in the time of Alexander the Great
  1687. Demoleos, Demolei m
    Grecian chieftain before Troy, slain by Aeneas
  1688. Demophilus, Demophili m
    Greek comic poet
  1689. Diphilus, Diphili m
    Greek comic writer of Sinope, imitated by Plautus
  1690. Dino, Dinonis m
    Greek historian of the time of Philip of Macedonia
  1691. Dinon, Dinonis m
    Greek historian of the time of Philip of Macedonia
  1692. Dinomachus, Dinomachi m
    Greek philosopher
  1693. Danaus, Danaa, Danaum
    Greek, Grecian
  1694. dextram iungo cum aliquo
    greet someone with a handshake, shake someone's hand, promise somebody with a handshake
  1695. depravatio oris
    grimaces
  1696. Didymae, Didymarum f
    group of islands on the coast of Lycia
  1697. Didymae, Didymarum f
    group of islands on the coast of Troas
  1698. decenia, deceniorum n
    group of ten zodiac signs
  1699. discresco 3
    grow broad, grow out
  1700. depulpo 1
    grow lean
  1701. decresco 3
    grow less, grow shorter, decrease, wane, decrease, become less, diminish, seem smaller, pass away by diminution, vanish, disappear
  1702. dilucesco 3
    grow light, begin to shine, begin to dawn
  1703. degrunnio 4
    grunt hard
  1704. digrunnio 4
    grunt hard
  1705. damni infecti satisdo
    guarantee for a feared damage
  1706. delicia, deliciae f
    gutter, upper roof beam
  1707. deliquia, deliquiae f
    gutter, upper roof beam
  1708. discerniculum, discerniculi n
    hairpin, hair bodkin, difference
  1709. dextram alicuius amplector
    hake someone's hand
  1710. dimidiatum, dimidiati n
    half a wine
  1711. dialutensis, dialutense
    half living in the mud, found half in the mud
  1712. dimidio plus
    half more
  1713. diaschisma, diaschismatis n
    half of the diesis
  1714. dimidium spatium
    half of the space
  1715. dimidietas, dimidietatis f
    half
  1716. dimidium, dimidii n
    half
  1717. dimidius, dimidia, dimidium
    half
  1718. dimidia pars
    half, half the yield
  1719. dimidiatus, dimidiata, dimidiatum
    half, halved, with half the body
  1720. dimidia ex parte minuo
    halve, reduce by half, divide half and half, divide in half
  1721. dimidiatio, dimidiationis f
    halving, dividing into halves
  1722. dextra data
    handshake
  1723. dependeo 2
    hang from, hang on, hang down, be dependent on, be governed by, depend on, be derived from
  1724. dependulus, dependula, dependulum
    hanging down
  1725. demissicius, demissicia, demissicium
    hanging down, flowing, long
  1726. demissitius, demissitia, demissitium
    hanging down, flowing, long
  1727. decalicator, decalicatoris m
    hard drinker
  1728. difficulter accessibilis
    hard to access
  1729. difficilis ad intellegendum
    hard to understand
  1730. difficilis, difficile
    hard, difficult, troublesome, hard to manage, hard to please, obstinate, captious, morose, surly, intractable, deaf, inaccessible
  1731. 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
  1732. damnum affero alicui
    harm someone
  1733. damnum infero alicui
    harm someone
  1734. detrimentum alicui importo
    harm someone, injure someone, inflict loss on someone
  1735. dampno 1
    harm, damage, condemn
  1736. deocco 1
    harrow in
  1737. depropero 1 (tr.)
    hasten greatly, accelerate greatly, prepare hastily
  1738. 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
  1739. 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
  1740. desiderio alicuius rei incensus sum (flagro)
    have a great longing for something
  1741. desiderio alicuius rei teneor (afficior)
    have a longing for something
  1742. discessionem facio
    have a vote (by stepping apart), hold a vote (by stepping apart)
  1743. damnor voti (voto)
    have a wish fulfilled, become part of a wish, chieve a wish
  1744. dei notitiam habeo
    have an idea of God, have a concept of God
  1745. dimidium fere spatium confeci
    have covered almost half the distance
  1746. defungor 3
    have done with, acquit one’s self of, discharge an affair or an obligation, perform, finish, depart, die
  1747. decimum annum excessi
    have exceeded the tenth year
  1748. decrevi
    have gained the firm conviction that , , ,
  1749. disciplina alicuius utor
    have lessons with someone
  1750. decrevi
    have made it one's principle that , , ,
  1751. deest mihi opera
    have no desire to, don't want to, don't have time to
  1752. decimum annum egressus sum
    have passed the tenth year
  1753. discrepant inter se
    have something against each other, be in conflict with each other
  1754. decrevi
    have the firm conviction that , , ,
  1755. deos adversos habeo
    have the gods against oneself
  1756. difficultatibus conflictari
    have to struggle with difficulties
  1757. digitatus, digitata, digitatum
    having fingers, having toes
  1758. diastematicus, diastematica, diastematicum
    having pauses, having intervals
  1759. decastylos, decastylon
    having ten columns, decastyle
  1760. decasemus, decasema, decasemum
    having ten time mores, having ten time units, ten-time
  1761. dicit se pudere facti
    he says he is ashamed of his actions
  1762. defraudator, defraudatoris m
    he who defrauds, defrauder
  1763. destitor, destitoris m
    he who desists, he who withdraws from a thing
  1764. devastator, devastatioris m
    he who devastates, ravager
  1765. discretor, discretoris m
    he who discerns, he who judges, discerner
  1766. decertator, decertatoris m
    he who goes through a decisive contest, a champion
  1767. dilatator, dilatatoris m
    he who propagates, propagator
  1768. decurio, decurionis m
    head or chief of a decuria, a decurion, a member of the senate of the municipia and the colonies
  1769. decurionus, decurioni m
    head or chief of a decuria, a decurion, a member of the senate of the municipia and the colonies
  1770. discriminale, discriminalis n
    head-dress
  1771. dies cognitionis f
    hearing day, trial day, day of the court proceedings
  1772. debriatus, debriata, debriatum
    heavily intoxicated, fully drunk
  1773. Daniel, Danielis m
    Hebrew prophet
  1774. deus praesens
    helpful god
  1775. de cetero
    henceforth
  1776. decontor 1
    hesitate, to be at a loss
  1777. decunctor 1
    hesitate, to be at a loss
  1778. dedolo 1
    hew away, hew smooth, hew, cudgel soundly
  1779. deascio 1
    hew with an axe, cut with an axe, smoothe, smoothe, rub out, efface, cheat
  1780. delitesco 3
    hide away, conceal one’s self, lie hid-lurk, skulk behind, shelter one’s self under
  1781. delitisco 3
    hide away, conceal one’s self, lie hid-lurk, skulk behind, shelter one’s self under
  1782. deculto 1
    hide thoroughly
  1783. Diodorus, Diodori m
    historian of the time of Augustus
  1784. destinatum (destinata) ferio
    hit a target
  1785. defusto 1
    hit with a stick
  1786. discapedino 1
    hold apart
  1787. detento 1
    hold back, keep back, detain
  1788. detineo 2
    hold off, keep back, detain, delay, lengthen, occupy, engage, hold in the mind, know
  1789. dictaturam gero
    hold the dictatorship, exercise the office of a dictator
  1790. dies sollemnis
    holiday
  1791. dies festus
    holiday, celebration, festival
  1792. dies sollemnes
    holidays
  1793. dies festi
    holidays, estivals lasting several days
  1794. dentes cavati
    hollow teeth
  1795. deum rite colo
    honor God according to custom
  1796. deum summa religione colo
    honor God with the greatest devotion
  1797. dignitas militaris
    honor of war
  1798. deos teque spero
    hope in the gods and in you
  1799. desperate
    hopelessly
  1800. desperanter
    hopelessly, despairingly
  1801. desperatio, desperationis f
    hopelessness, despair, desperate boldness, foolhardiness
  1802. directus, directa, directum
    horizontally
  1803. diritas, diritatis f
    horrible mischief, fatal mischief, misfortune, horrible behavior, fierceness, cruelty
  1804. dentes caballini
    horse teeth
  1805. dimicatio ostiatim gesta
    house-to-house fighting
  1806. dimicatio per singulas domos gesta
    house-to-house fighting
  1807. dentibus folliculos fabarum spolio
    hull the beans with the teeth
  1808. dignitas humana ubique neglegitur et violatur
    human dignity is disrespected and violated everywhere
  1809. defectio humana
    human error, human failure
  1810. deiecto 1
    hurl down
  1811. dampnum, dampni n
    hurt, harm, damage, injury, loss, fine, mulct, penalty
  1812. damnum, damni n
    hurt, harm, damage, injury, loss, fine, mulct, penalty, deficit, glitch, breakdown
  1813. detrimentosus, detrimentosa, detrimentosum
    hurtful, detrimental, lossy, very disadvantageous, very harmful
  1814. Dinomaches ego dsum
    I am a person of quality, I am a second Alcibiades
  1815. de tua fide mihi persuasum est
    I am convinced of your reliability
  1816. digito caelum attigisse puto
    I am extremely happy, I think I'm in heaven, be overjoyed, be exceedingly happy
  1817. dicor + Inf.
    I am supposed to --- (as they say), they say of me that I ---
  1818. deesse mihi nolui, quin te admonerem
    I didn't want to miss reminding you
  1819. 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
  1820. dimicatio mihi subeunda est
    I have a fight ahead of me, I have a battle to fight
  1821. debeo 2
    I should, be due, be owing
  1822. de Catilinae coniuratione paucis absolvam
    I will briefly finish the story of the Catilinarian Conspiracy
  1823. decem partibus ... malim
    I'd rather ten times, , ,
  1824. digito demonstro aliquem conspicuumque facio
    identify someone by pointing a finger
  1825. desidia, desidiae f
    idleness
  1826. diebus repetitis
    if you count back the days
  1827. diis obstitit Ilium
    Ilion was hated by the gods
  1828. dignitates umbrabiles
    illusions of majesty and greatness
  1829. dilucidatio, dilucidationis f
    illustrating, explaining, clearness, distinctness
  1830. deintegro 1
    impair, destroy
  1831. defectivus, defectiva, defectivum
    imperfect, defective
  1832. dapatice
    in a great way
  1833. debilitate
    in a mangled way, paralyzed
  1834. declamatorie
    in a rhetorical manner
  1835. diffuse
    in a scattered manner, copiously
  1836. decliviter
    in a sloping manner
  1837. discordiose
    in a spirit of discord
  1838. Danice
    in Danish language
  1839. die mediato
    in half the day, half the day
  1840. digestim
    in order
  1841. diminutive
    in the diminutive form
  1842. decusatim
    in the form of a Roman ten (X), crosswise
  1843. decussatim
    in the form of a Roman ten (X), crosswise
  1844. decemviraliter
    in the manner of the decemviri
  1845. Delphice
    in the manner of the Delphic oracle
  1846. de amicorum sententia
    in the opinion of friends, according to friends
  1847. deses, desidis
    inactive, indolent, idle
  1848. dedicationis dies
    inauguration day, consecration day
  1849. dentes praecisores
    incisors, incisor teeth
  1850. devergo 3
    incline downwards, sink
  1851. devexum, devexi n
    inclined surface, slope
  1852. declivis, declive
    inclining downwards, sloping
  1853. devergentia, devergentiae f
    inclining downwards, sloping
  1854. devexus, devexa, devexum
    inclining downwards, sloping, shelving, steep
  1855. desultor amoris
    inconstant lover
  1856. digitus gustator
    index finger
  1857. digitus index
    index finger
  1858. digitus demonstratorius
    index-finger
  1859. denuntiatio, denuntiationis f
    indication, intimation, announcement, declaration, information, informing
  1860. de fide deduco aliquem
    induce someone to be unfaithful, mislead someone into infidelity
  1861. desidiae et languori me dedo
    indulge in idleness and indolence
  1862. deformiter
    inelegantly, disgracefully
  1863. debitus destinatusque morti
    infallibly doomed to death
  1864. debiliter
    infirmly, lamely, feebly
  1865. de causa aliquem doceo
    inform someone (a responsible body) about the status of a matter
  1866. delator clam insertus
    informant, informer
  1867. delatores clam inserti
    informants, informers
  1868. Delphicola, Delphicolae m
    inhabitant of Delphi, Apollo
  1869. Derbes, Derbetis m
    inhabitant of Derbe
  1870. Derbetes, Derbetis m
    inhabitant of Derbe
  1871. Damasceni, Damascenorum m
    inhabitants of Damascus, the people of Damascus
  1872. disertio, disertionis f
    Inheritance division
  1873. damnifico 1
    injure
  1874. damnificus, damnifica, damnificum
    injurious, hurtful, pernicious
  1875. damnigerulus, damnigerula, damnigerulum
    injurious, pernicious
  1876. debitor inhabilis
    insolvent debtor
  1877. debitor non idoneus
    insolvent debtor
  1878. disciplinatus, disciplinata, disciplinatum
    instructed, disciplined
  1879. discipleina, discipleinae f
    instruction, tuition, teaching, learning, knowledge, science, discipline, custom, habit
  1880. disciplina, disciplinae f
    instruction, tuition, teaching, training, learning, knowledge, science, discipline, custom, habit
  1881. discipulina, discipulinae f
    instruction, tuition, teaching, training, learning, knowledge, science, discipline, custom, habit
  1882. dentarpaga, dentarpagae f
    instrument for drawing teeth
  1883. dentharpaga, dentharpagae f
    instrument for drawing teeth
  1884. dentiducum, dentiduci n
    instrument for drawing teeth
  1885. destinata, destinatorum n
    intended object, determined object, design, intention, intended narratio, goal of life, intentions, dispositions of a will
  1886. data opera
    intentionally, willfully, with intent, with premeditation
  1887. de iure alicuius deminuo aliquid
    interfere with someone's rights, violate someone's rights, diminish someone's rights
  1888. dialemma, dialemmatis n
    intermediate time, break
  1889. dialeucos, dialeucon
    intermixed with white, whitish
  1890. discordiae intestinae, bellum externum
    internal discord, external war
  1891. daemon interretialis
    internet gremlin, internet goblin
  1892. de servis quaero in dominum
    interrogate the slaves about their master
  1893. discrimen, discriminis n
    intervening space, interval, istance, division, separation, midriff, diaphragm, distinction, difference, decisive point, turning-point, critical moment, determination, decision, dangerous moment, decisive moment, crisis, dangerous condition, risk, danger, hazard
  1894. debrio 1
    intoxicate strongly, make drunk to the full
  1895. diluvio 1
    inundate, deluge
  1896. deos hominesque contestor
    invoke gods and men as witnesses
  1897. deos hominesque testificor
    invoke gods and men as witnesses
  1898. divos in vota voco
    invoke the gods with vows
  1899. deos advoco
    invoke the gods
  1900. deprecatio deorum
    invoking of the gods to send punishment on the perjurer
  1901. defaenero 1
    involve in debt
  1902. defenero 1 (defaenero 1)
    involve in debt, suck out by usury, , put someone deep in debt
  1903. Didyme, Didymes f [3]
    island in the Aegean Sea
  1904. Dia, Diae f (3)
    island near Creta
  1905. discursiones praedatoriae
    isolated raids to plunder
  1906. dilucescit
    it becomes day, it dawns, it becomes light
  1907. de pangendo nihil fieri potest
    It can't come to anything with writing
  1908. deliberari non potest, num ...
    it cannot be discussed whether (that), there is no question that not, apparently it is necessary that not
  1909. degrandinat
    it ceases to hail
  1910. diluculat
    it grows light, it dawns, the day is coming, it is dawning
  1911. degrandinat
    it hails violently, it continues to hail
  1912. dedecori est
    it is a disgrace, it is disgraceful, it brings shame
  1913. dignum est (+ Inf./AcI.)
    it is appropriate
  1914. difficile proprie communia dicere
    it is difficult to individualize the general
  1915. decem puncta nunc sunt a secunda
    it is now ten minutes past two (o'clock)
  1916. decet 2
    it is seemly, it is comely, it is becoming, it beseems, it behooves, it is fitting, it is suitable, it is proper
  1917. dedecet + aci
    it is unseemly, it is unsuitable, it is unbecoming
  1918. decuit
    it would have been proper, it would have been in accordance with decency
  1919. dedecet eos (improbos esse)
    it's not proper for them (to be cheeky)
  1920. Diana, Dianae f
    Italian divinity, identical with Ἄρτεμις
  1921. dipteros, dipteron
    ith two wings
  1922. dens maxillaris
    jaw tooth
  1923. diadochos, diadochi m
    jewel resembling the beryl
  1924. discedo in alicuius sententiam
    join someone's opinion, accede to someone's opinion
  1925. diiudico 1
    judge by discerning, judge by distinguishing, decide, determine, judge, account, decide by arms, discern by judging, distinguish
  1926. dicentarius, dicentarii m
    judge
  1927. diiudicatio, diiudicationis f
    judging, deciding, determining
  1928. dies fasti
    judgment days, Roman calendar
  1929. diagredion, diagredii n
    juice of the plant scammonea
  1930. diagridium, diagridii n
    juice of the plant scammonea
  1931. diagrydion, diagrydii n
    juice of the plant scammonea
  1932. dioecesis, dioecesis f
    jurisdiction of a governor, jurisdiction of a bishop, diocese, parish
  1933. disciplina iuris Romani
    jurisprudence
  1934. demus
    just now
  1935. Danicum fretum
    Kattegat
  1936. dicacule
    keenly, satirically, facetiously
  1937. detentio, detentionis f
    keeping back, detaining
  1938. defectio renum
    kidney failure
  1939. diem comburo
    kill the day, kill one's time, waste one's time, bury the day
  1940. diatonicon, diatonici n
    kind of masonry filled in with rubble
  1941. diaartymaton
    kind of salve
  1942. diphryges, diphrygis n
    kind of slag formed in furnaces when copper is melted
  1943. dendroides, dendroidae m
    kind of tithymalus
  1944. Diomedes, Diomedis m
    king of the Bistones in Thrace, who gave his captives to be eaten by his horses; overcome at last by Hercules
  1945. deosculor 1
    kiss warmly, kiss affectionately, praise, laud highly
  1946. deosculatio, deosculationis f
    kissing
  1947. depso 3
    knead, dress, curry, dishonor
  1948. depsticius, depsticia, depsticium
    kneaded
  1949. digito ianuam impello
    knock on the door, knock
  1950. dentes alicui exturbo
    knock out someone's teeth
  1951. dignosco 3 (dinosco 3)
    know apart, distinguish, discern one thing from another
  1952. dinosco 3
    know apart, distinguish, discern one thing from another
  1953. damnum fero
    knowing how to bear a loss, being able to cope with the loss
  1954. diffidentia rei
    lack of confidence in success, distrust of the matter
  1955. defio
    lack, run out, cease, lacking, diminishing, get insufficient, dwindling, waning
  1956. desum alicui
    lacking help for someone
  1957. desum alicuius rebus
    lacking help for someone
  1958. debilito 1
    lame, cripple, maim, to debilitate, unnerve, disable, weaken
  1959. delumbis, delumbe
    lamed in the loins, lamed, weakened, enervated, weak, feeble
  1960. debilitas, debilitatis f
    lameness, debility, infirmity, weakness
  1961. delamentor 1
    lament, bewail
  1962. deploratio, deplorationis f
    lamenting, bewailing
  1963. decumates, decumatium m
    land subject to tithes, land subject to tribute, tithe-land
  1964. decempedator, decempedatoris m
    land-measurer, land-surveyor
  1965. dictamen, dictaminis n
    late for dictum, praescriptum, praeceptum
  1966. derideo 2
    laugh at, laugh to scorn, scoff at, deride, mock someone, are making game of someone
  1967. derisio, derisionis f
    laughing to scorn, mockery, derision
  1968. daphnon, daphnonis m
    laurel-grove
  1969. dica, dicae f
    lawsuit, judicial process, action
  1970. 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
  1971. denudo 1
    lay bare, make naked, denude, uncover, disclose, reveal, detect, betray, expose, strip, plunder
  1972. 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
  1973. 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
  1974. devasto 1
    lay waste, devastate
  1975. depopulo 1
    lay waste, ravage, plunder, pillage, waste, dissipate, destroy, sweep away
  1976. depopulor 1
    lay waste, ravage, plunder, pillage, waste, dissipate, destroy, sweep away
  1977. delapido 1
    lay with stones, pave
  1978. denudatio, denudationis f
    laying bare, uncovering
  1979. 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
  1980. depopulatio, depopulationis f
    laying waste, marauding, pillaging, ravage
  1981. 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
  1982. decepto 1
    lead astray, mislead, deceive, lead around by the nose
  1983. derivo 1
    lead off, turn off, draw off, disperse, distribute, derive
  1984. 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
  1985. director, directoris m
    leader, boss
  1986. derivatio, derivationis f
    leading off, turning off, turning away, derivation, etymology, exchanging of one word for another
  1987. dies hyperballontes
    leap days
  1988. desilio 4
    leap down
  1989. desulto 1
    leap down
  1990. desultor, desultoris m
    leaper, vaulter, fickle person, inconstant person
  1991. desultura, desulturae f
    leaping down, jumping down
  1992. diatriba, diatribae f
    learned discussion, philosophical school, rhetorical school
  1993. discipulus, discipuli m
    learner, scholar, pupil, disciple, apprentice, disciple of Christ
  1994. discentia, discentiae f
    learning
  1995. dic sodes mihi
    lease tell me
  1996. desolo 1
    leave alone, forsake, abandon, desert
  1997. deiuvo 1
    leave off helping, withhold assistance
  1998. decanto 1
    leave off singing, give over singing
  1999. desino 3
    leave off, give over, cease, desist
  2000. desivo 1
    leave off, give over, cease, desist
  2001. decedere (de) finibus
    leave the area, withdraw from the territory
  2002. de (ex) provincia decedo
    leave the province (as governor)
  2003. de scaena decedo
    leave the stage, renounce the stage, give up acting, , step down from the stage, bid farewell to the stage
  2004. decermina, decerminum n
    leaves and boughs plucked off
  2005. depetigo, depetiginis f
    leprosy, scab, scabies, mange
  2006. depetiginosus, depetiginosa, depetiginosum
    leprous, mangy
  2007. deminuo 3
    lessen by taking from, make smaller, lessen, diminish, take away from, abate, form into a diminutive
  2008. deminoro 1
    lessen, diminish in honor or rank
  2009. daemonie, daemonies f
    lesser divinity, little spirit, evil spirit, demon
  2010. daemonium, daemonii n
    lesser divinity, little spirit, evil spirit, demon
  2011. disciplina puerilis
    lessons for children, children's lessons
  2012. detemporo 1
    let bleed at the temples
  2013. dic, quid sentias!
    let hear what you mean!
  2014. desudo et elaboro in aliqua re
    let it cost me sweat and work at something
  2015. desudo in re
    let me cost something much sweat
  2016. defuro 3
    let off steam
  2017. demittor 3
    let one’s self down, stoop, descend
  2018. de manu in manus trado aliquid
    let something go from one hand to the other
  2019. diem praetermitto
    let the day pass, let the day go by
  2020. dextram dextrae iungentes fidem obstringamus, ut ...
    let us shake hands with each other on the fact that
  2021. diploma, diplomatis n
    letter folded double, astate letter of recommendation, document drawn up by a magistrate
  2022. diplomarium, diplomarii n
    letter folded double, astate letter of recommendation, document drawn up by a magistrate
  2023. demissio, demissionis f
    letting down, sinking, lowering, letting grow, abatement, mitigation
  2024. deplano 1
    level off, make level, make even
  2025. degrumo 1
    level off, straighten
  2026. degrumor 1
    level off, straighten
  2027. digitus gustator
    lick finger
  2028. delambo 3
    lick off, lick
  2029. delingo 3
    lick, lick off, lick up
  2030. decubo 1
    lie away from, lie out of
  2031. decumbo 3
    lie down, recline at table, lie ill, be confined by sickness, fall
  2032. demoratio, demorationis f
    lingering, abiding, remaining
  2033. desessilis, desessile
    lingering, loitering
  2034. disciplina glottologica
    linguistics
  2035. deprecatiuncula, deprecatiunculae f
    little deprecation, trifling plea for pardon
  2036. declamatiuncula, declamatiunculae f
    little exercise in speaking, short declamation
  2037. digitus minimus
    little finger, pinky
  2038. digitulus, digituli m
    little finger, toe, claw of e crab,
  2039. dextella, dextellae f
    little right hand
  2040. denticulus, denticulī m
    little tooth, agricultural implement with teeth, dentils
  2041. dictiuncula, dictiunculae f
    little word
  2042. deorum vitam vivere
    live a godly life
  2043. de meo vivo
    live at own expense
  2044. de alieno vivo
    live at someone else's expense, live at other's expense
  2045. delargior 4
    live lavishly, spend lavishly
  2046. delicate ac molliter vivo
    live luxuriously and comfortably
  2047. dexterior, dexterius
    located further to the right
  2048. deversorium, deversorii n
    lodging, guest house, lodging house, boarding house, shelter
  2049. devorsorium, devorsorii n
    lodging, guest house, lodging house, boarding house, shelter
  2050. demoror 1
    loiter, linger, tarry, delay
  2051. devia, deviorum n
    lonely places, unfrequented places
  2052. desolatus, desolata, desolatum
    lonely, desolate, forsaken, deserted, left alone, robbed, deprived of
  2053. desidero 1
    long for, greatly wish for, desire, miss, lose, investigate, examine, discuss
  2054. desiderium me capit
    long to return
  2055. dies solstitialis
    longest day of the year, the day on which the sun enters Cancer
  2056. desiderium patriae
    longing for the fatherland
  2057. desiderium, desiderii n
    longing, ardent desire, ardent wish, grief, regret, want, need, necessity, request, petition, pleasure
  2058. desiderio ardens
    longing, yearning
  2059. desiderio flagrans
    longing, yearning
  2060. desiderio incensus
    longing, yearning
  2061. despicio 5
    look down upon, despise, disdain, decline, shun, look away, not to regard, not to attend
  2062. despecto 1
    look down upon, overlook, command, look down upon, despise
  2063. dignam condicionem filiae quaero
    look for a good marriage partner for one's daughter
  2064. despectio, despectionis f
    looking down upon, despising, contempt
  2065. despectus, despectus m
    looking down upon, view or prospect from an elevated place, spectacle, object of contempt, despising, contempt
  2066. despectatio, despectationis f
    looking down, prospect
  2067. 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
  2068. detrunco 1
    lop off, cut off, mutilate, maim, behead
  2069. detruncatio, detruncationis f
    lopping off
  2070. decido de spe
    lose hope
  2071. de statu meo deicior
    lose one's composure
  2072. diffluo 3
    lose one's footing, be groundless, have no footing
  2073. devigesco 3
    lose one’s vigor
  2074. defectio virium
    loss of strength, fading of strength, failure of strength
  2075. delinquitio, delinquitionis f
    loss
  2076. deperditio, deperditionis f
    loss
  2077. defrumentum, defrumenti n
    loss, disadvantage, shortfall, deficit
  2078. depositorium reperticiorum
    lost and found office
  2079. depositorium rerum inventarum
    lost and found office
  2080. depositorium rerum repertīciarum
    lost and found office
  2081. diligo carumque habeo
    love and appreciate
  2082. dīlectio, dīlectionis f
    love
  2083. dilectus, dilecta, dilectum
    loved, beloved, dear
  2084. dīlector, dīlectoris m
    lover
  2085. depressio atmosphaerica
    low pressure, depression
  2086. demisse
    low, humbly, modestly, abjectly, meanly
  2087. deungo 3
    lubricate profusely, anoint profusely
  2088. devius, devia, devium
    lying off the high-road, out of the way, devious, retired, sequestered, leaping aside, inconstant, erroneous, inconsistent, foolish
  2089. deebriatus, deebriata, deebriatum
    made drunk, inebriated
  2090. derectus, derecta, derectum
    made straight, straight, direct, level, upright, steep
  2091. directus, directa, directum
    made straight, straight, direct, level, upright, steep
  2092. deperditus alicuius amore
    madly in love with someone, desperately in love with someone
  2093. dimicatio universa
    main battle, main fight
  2094. dignitatem meam tueor
    maintain one's dignity
  2095. deputatum, deputati n
    maintenance, salary
  2096. diligenter do operam ut ...
    make a big effort to, , , ,
  2097. delectum habeo
    make a choice
  2098. deum sede sacro
    make a god holy by a temple
  2099. decursionem facio
    make a raid, launch an enemy attack, launch a hostile attack
  2100. deprecor 1
    make a wish to somebody
  2101. decisionem facio
    make an agreement, conclude an agreement
  2102. diem obeo
    make an appointment
  2103. deflocco 1
    make bald, balding shear, depilate, defibre
  2104. decalvo 1
    make bald, remove the hair
  2105. deacuo 3
    make blunt
  2106. dilucido 1
    make clear, clarify, explain, illuminate
  2107. 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
  2108. dibalo 1
    make common by clamor, imake contemptible by clamor, injure
  2109. 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
  2110. depropero 1
    make great haste, hasten
  2111. dicta dico in aliquem
    make jokes about someone, joke about someone
  2112. delumbo 1
    make lame in the loins, vend, bend into an arch, weaken, enervate
  2113. demitigo 1
    make milder
  2114. decircino 1
    make of a circular form, round off
  2115. deifico 1
    make one a god, deify
  2116. dicendo amplifico aliquid atque orno
    make something shine through my words
  2117. denseo 2
    make thick, press together, hicken, condense
  2118. denso 1
    make thick, press together, hicken, condense
  2119. diraro 1
    make thin
  2120. difficultatem affero
    make trouble, cause trouble
  2121. deterioro 1
    make worse, deteriorate
  2122. diabathrarius, diabathrarii m
    maker of a sort of slipper, shoemaker
  2123. deproperus, depropera, deproperum
    making great haste, hastening
  2124. devotatio, devotationis f
    making of vows, consecration
  2125. directura, directurae f
    making straight, making even, levelling
  2126. directio, directionis f
    making straight, making even, levelling, directing, aiming, righteousness, uprightness
  2127. divitiarum servus
    Mammon's servant
  2128. divitiis addictus
    Mammon's servant
  2129. digestus sanctarum opum
    management of the imperial treasury
  2130. diasampsuchum
    marjoram ointment
  2131. depalo 1
    mark off with palings, bound with palings, found, establish
  2132. depungo 3
    mark off, designate
  2133. 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
  2134. destinatum, destinati n
    mark, aim, intended object, determined object, design, intention, intended narratio, goal of life, intentions, dispositions of a will
  2135. 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
  2136. 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
  2137. denotatus, denotata, denotatum
    marked out, conspicuous
  2138. descriptio, descriptionis f
    marking out, delineation, copy, transcript, representation, delineation, description, delineating of character, proper disposition, proper order, proper arrangement, distribution, division
  2139. designatio, designationis f
    marking out, describing, designating, specification, selection, designation to a public office
  2140. delimitatio, delimitationis f
    marking out, limiting
  2141. denotatus, denotatus m
    marking out, pointing out
  2142. deputatio, deputationis f
    marking, showing, assignment, allotment
  2143. denubo 3
    marry off, marry, demean one’s self by marriage, marry beneath one’s rank
  2144. digamia, digamiae f
    marrying twice
  2145. designator, designatoris m
    master of ceremonies at funerals, undertaker
  2146. Dion, Dionis m
    Mathematician from Naples
  2147. demetor 1
    measure out, mark out, fix the limits of
  2148. dimeto 1
    measure out, mark out, fix the limits of
  2149. dimetor 1
    measure out, mark out, fix the limits of
  2150. demetior 4
    measure out, measure
  2151. dimetior 4
    measure, measure out
  2152. dimensuratio, dimensurationis f
    measurement
  2153. demensio, demensionis f
    measuring
  2154. dimensio, dimensionis f
    measuring, axis of the earth, extent, dimensions
  2155. diamoron
    medicament composed of the juice of black mulberries and honey
  2156. decoctum, decocti n
    medicinal drink, potion
  2157. diatessaron
    medicine made of four ingredients
  2158. diapente (3)
    medicine made up of five components
  2159. dimadesco 3
    melt away
  2160. deliquesco 3
    melt away, dissolve, melt, pine away, vanish, disappear
  2161. diliquesco 3
    melt, flow apart
  2162. decurialis, decurialis m
    member of a decuria
  2163. delegatus parlamentarius
    Member of Parliament, Parliamentarian
  2164. decemvir, decemviri m
    member of the 10 men authority
  2165. declaratio voluntatis
    memorandum of understanding, letter of intent
  2166. dicta animis figo
    memorize the words firmly
  2167. demereo 2 (demereor 2)
    merit, deserve a thing
  2168. demereor 2
    merit, deserve a thing
  2169. Diphilium metrum
    meter of the Diphilos, diphilic meter
  2170. digitus medius
    middle finger
  2171. demigro 1
    migrate from, emigrate, depart, remove, have recourse to, depart this life
  2172. diacochlecon
    milk made hot with pebbles
  2173. discusse
    minutely, accurately
  2174. deplorabilis, deplorabile
    miserable
  2175. deduco 3
    mislead, seduce, entice, induce, bring one to an opinion
  2176. desiderio alicuius rei angor
    miss something sorely
  2177. desiderio alicuius rei teneor (afficior)
    miss something, , feel a desire for something, have a desire for something, be inspired by a longing for something
  2178. deformis, deforme
    misshapen, deformed, unsightly, ugly, odious, disgusting, disgraceful, base, shapeless
  2179. dilectum habeo
    mobilise, organize a levy
  2180. delectum habeo
    mobilize, make mobile
  2181. deludifico 1 (deludificor 1)
    mock, banter, make sport of
  2182. deludificor 1
    mock, banter, make sport of
  2183. derisor, derisoris m
    mocker, scoffer, satirical person
  2184. derisus, derisus m
    mockery, scorn, derision
  2185. diasyrticus, adiasyrtic, diasyrticum
    mocking, reviling
  2186. delusio, delusionis f
    mocking, taunting, teasing, fooling
  2187. diasyrtice
    mockingly
  2188. diaeta, diaetae f
    mode of living prescribed by a physician, dwelling-place, dwelling room, summer-house
  2189. dieta, dietae f
    mode of living prescribed by a physician, dwelling-place, dwelling room, summer-house
  2190. dentes genuini
    molars, molar teeth
  2191. dentes maxillares
    molars, molar teeth
  2192. danista, danistae m
    money-lender, usurer
  2193. danisticus, danistica, danisticum
    money-lending, usurious
  2194. denuntiativus, denuntiativa, denuntiativum
    monitory, indicatory, erving as a warning
  2195. Diana, Dianae f
    moon
  2196. diploma birotulae automatāriae gubernandae
    moped driving licence
  2197. demutatio morum
    moral decay
  2198. depravor 1
    morally degenerate, go bad
  2199. discussius
    more accurate
  2200. discriminosius
    more decisively
  2201. depressius
    more deeply
  2202. deversorium autocineticum
    motel
  2203. Dinomache, Dinomaches f
    mother of Alcibiades
  2204. Dia, Diae f (4)
    mother of Mercury
  2205. Dione, Diones f
    mother of Venus
  2206. Dindyma, Dindymorum n
    mountain in Mysia near Pessinus, sacred to Cybele
  2207. Dindymos, Dindymi m
    mountain in Mysia near Pessinus, sacred to Cybele
  2208. Dindymus, Dindymi m
    mountain in Mysia near Pessinus, sacred to Cybele
  2209. Dicta, Dictae f
    mountain in the eastern part of Crete
  2210. Dicte, Dictes f
    mountain in the eastern part of Crete
  2211. 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
  2212. demoveo 2
    move away, turn away, put away, remove, compel, thrust aside, put out of the way
  2213. demeto 3
    mow, reap, cut off, gather, crop, harvest, pluck off, cut out, take out, behead
  2214. decemplicatus, decemplicata, decemplicatum
    multiplied by ten, ten times over
  2215. decurtatus, decurtata, decurtatum
    mutilated, cut off, shortened, trimmed, truncated
  2216. decurtatio, decurtationis f
    mutilation
  2217. demurmuro 1
    mutter over
  2218. deterior condicio fit mea
    my circumstances are getting worse, my situation is getting worse
  2219. derigescunt mihi comae
    my hair stands on end
  2220. decrevi
    my principle is (it) that , , ,
  2221. diasmyrnes
    myrrh ointment, salve made from myrrh
  2222. diasmyrnon
    myrrh ointment, salve made from myrrh
  2223. diamirton
    myrtle decoction
  2224. Dipsas, Dipsadis m
    name given to an old bawd
  2225. Davos, Davi m
    name given to Roman slaves
  2226. Davus, Davi m
    name given to Roman slaves
  2227. Damasippus, Damasippi m (2)
    Name of a bankrupt merchant and ridiculous Stoic philosopher
  2228. Dexamenus, Dexameni m
    name of a centaur; = Eurytion
  2229. Delia, Deliae f
    name of a damsel
  2230. Discus, Disci m
    name of a freedman
  2231. Didius, Didia, Didium
    name of a Roman plebeian gens
  2232. Damoetas, Damoetae m
    name of a shepherd
  2233. Dĭdymaon, Dĭdymaonis m
    name of a skilful artificer
  2234. Damalis, Damalidis f
    name of a woman
  2235. Damalis, Damalis f
    name of a woman
  2236. Decius, Decia, Decium
    name of an eminent plebeian gens at Rome
  2237. denomino 1
    name, designate specifically, denominate
  2238. denotabilis, denotabile
    named, marked, indexed, branded
  2239. dies gentis propria
    national holiday
  2240. diatonum, diatoni n
    natural or diatonic series of notes without breaks or intervals, diatonic scale
  2241. dimicatio marina
    naval combat, sea battle
  2242. denegativus, denegativa, denegativum
    negating, denying
  2243. de pace ago cum aliquo
    negotiate peace with someone
  2244. de pace ago
    negotiate peace, conduct peace negotiations, hold peace talks
  2245. depector, depectoris m
    negotiator, mediator
  2246. Delhium Novum
    New Delhi
  2247. Dellium Novum
    New Delhi
  2248. decemnovennalis, decemnovennale
    nineteen year old
  2249. deleramentum, deleramenti n
    nonsense, absurdity
  2250. deliramentum, deliramenti n
    nonsense, absurdity
  2251. discrepant inter se
    not get along with each other
  2252. destinatum (destinata) non ferio
    not hitting a target, missing one's target
  2253. dignitate, auctoritate, existimatione, gratia non inferior
    not inferior in dignity, prestige, respect and favor
  2254. digitum progredi non possum
    not making a single inch of progress, not moving from the spot
  2255. depubes, depuberis
    not of full age
  2256. decerpo nihil ex re
    not take anything from the matter
  2257. depudet me
    not to be ashamed, become shameless
  2258. dehabeo 2
    not to have, lack
  2259. de insidiis celare te nolo
    not want to hide the ambush from someone, not wanting to keep someone in the dark about the ambush
  2260. Dionysia, Dionysiae f
    noted dancer
  2261. derogari aliquid ex hac lege non licet
    nothing in this law may be restricted
  2262. dimissoriae litterae
    notice sent to a higher judge
  2263. diptota, diptotorum n
    nouns that have only two cases, diptotes
  2264. Dacia, Daciae f
    now Upper Hungary, Transylvania, Moldavia, Wallachia, Bessarabia
  2265. decada, decadae f
    number of ten
  2266. decas, decadis f
    number of ten, a decade
  2267. deieratio, deierationis f
    oath
  2268. deiuratio, deiurationis f
    oath
  2269. deiurium, deiurii n
    oath
  2270. dictoaudientia, dictoaudientiae f
    obedience to the word, obedience, unconditional obedience, compliance, following performance
  2271. dicto oboediens sum
    obey the word, listen to the word, be obedient to the word
  2272. dignans, dignantis
    obliging, polite
  2273. denormis, denorme
    oblique
  2274. delitor, delitoris m
    obliterator
  2275. decori alicuius officio
    obscure someone's glory, obscure someone's name, eclipse someone's fame, eclipse someone's name
  2276. 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
  2277. diluvialis, diluviale
    of a deluge, of a flood
  2278. Damascenus, Damascena, Damascenum
    of Damascus,Damascene
  2279. Daphnaeus, Daphnaea, Daphnaeum
    of Daphne, at Daphne
  2280. Daucius, Daucia, Daucium
    of Daucus
  2281. Delius, Delia, Delium
    of Delos, Delian
  2282. Demetriacus, Demetriaca, Demetriacum
    of Demetrias, belonging to Demetrias
  2283. Derbeus, Derbei m
    of Derbe
  2284. Deucalioneus, Deucalionea, Deucalioneum
    of Deucalion
  2285. Dicarcheus, Dicarchea, Dicarcheum
    of Dicaearchia, of Puteoli
  2286. Didymaeus, Didymaea, Didymaeum
    of Didyma
  2287. Diocharīnus, Diocharīna, Diocharīnum
    of Diochares
  2288. Diocletianus, Diocletiana, Diocletianum
    of Diocletian, Diocletian
  2289. Diomedeus, Diomedea, Diomedeum
    of Diomedes
  2290. Diomedius, Diomedia, Diomedium
    of Diomedes
  2291. Dionaeus, Dionaea, Dionaeum
    of Dione
  2292. diphyes, diphyis
    of double form, of double nature
  2293. Diophanes, Diophanis m
    of Mitylenae, teacher of Tib, Gracchus
  2294. Diophanes, Diophanis m
    of Nicaea, Latin author on husbandry
  2295. decennovalis, decennovale
    of nineteen years
  2296. decennovennalis, decennovennale
    of nineteen years
  2297. decemmestris, decemmestre
    of ten months
  2298. decennis, decenne
    of ten years
  2299. decennalis, decennale
    of ten years, decennial
  2300. dimeter, dimetra, dimetrum
    of two measures, of two metres
  2301. dimetrus, dimetra, dimetrum
    of two measures, of two metres
  2302. dichronus, dichrona, dichronum
    of two quantities, common
  2303. de plano
    off-hand, without formal consideration
  2304. denuntio regi periculum
    offer chess to the king
  2305. diis tura do
    offer incense to the gods
  2306. diis tura libo
    offer incense to the gods
  2307. dextram alicui tendo
    offer my help to someone
  2308. dextram alicui porrigo
    offer someone the right hand-
  2309. dextram alicui offero
    offer someone the right hand, give someone the right hand
  2310. demarchia, demarchiae f
    office and dignity of a demarch
  2311. decaprotia, decaprotiae f
    office and dignity of the decaproti
  2312. dictatura, dictaturae f
    office of a dictator, dictatorship, the work of dictating to pupils
  2313. diaconia, diaconiae f
    office of deacon, deaconship
  2314. diaconium, diaconii n
    office of deacon, deaconship
  2315. diadictamnum, diadictamni n
    ointment from dittany
  2316. diachrisma, diachrismatis n
    ointment, unguent
  2317. diacisson
    ointment, unguent
  2318. Diiovis, Diiovis m
    old Italian name for Juppiter
  2319. Diovis, Diovis m
    old Italian name for Juppiter
  2320. Dicaearchea, Dicaearcheae f
    old name of Puteoli
  2321. Dicaearchia, Dicaearchiae f
    old name of Puteoli
  2322. Dia, Diae f (1)
    old name of the island of Naxos
  2323. Diiovis, Diiovis m
    old nomen for later Juppiter
  2324. desubito
    on a sudden, suddenly
  2325. de + Abl.
    on account of, because of
  2326. die nefasto
    on an unlucky day
  2327. die natali Christi
    on Christmas day
  2328. demolaletus, demolaleta, demolaletum
    on everyone's lips, known to the people, well known, widely known, man of rank and repute
  2329. die undevicesimo mensis Ianuarii
    on January nineteenth
  2330. de plano
    on level ground, not on the tribunal
  2331. dextera
    on the right of
  2332. dextra
    on the right of
  2333. diebus brumalibus
    on the shortest days, in the middle of winter
  2334. de eorum vita siletur
    one is silent about their life
  2335. decies sestertium (= decies centena milia sestertium)
    one million sesterces
  2336. Deiopea, Deiopeae f
    one of Juno's nymphs
  2337. dicunt
    one tells, one says
  2338. derelictor, derelictoris m
    one who abandons
  2339. deprecator, deprecatoris m
    one who averts by praying, interceder, intercessor
  2340. deductor, deductoris m
    one who brings, guide, teacher, one who accompanies or attends on a candidate for office, an attendant
  2341. discophorus, discophori m
    one who carries a dish, dishbearer
  2342. deportator, deportatoris m
    one who carries away, bearer, carrier, transporter
  2343. damnator, damnatoris m
    one who condemns
  2344. declarator, declaratoris m
    one who declares, one who makes known, an announcer
  2345. detractator, detractatoris m
    one who declines, one who refuses, diminisher, disparager
  2346. detrectator, detrectatoris m
    one who declines, one who refuses, diminisher, disparager
  2347. dedicator, dedicatoris m
    one who dedicates, founder, author
  2348. deliberator, deliberatoris m
    one who deliberates
  2349. depostulator, depostulatoris m
    one who demands (for punishment, torture), challenger, prompter
  2350. depositor, depositoris m
    one who deposits a thing for safe-keeping, depositor, one who disowns, one who disclaims
  2351. depreciator, depreciatoris m
    one who depreciates, depreciator
  2352. depretiator, depretiatoris m
    one who depreciates, depreciator
  2353. definitor, definitoris m
    one who determines, one who settles, one who appoints
  2354. dedecorator, dedecoratoris m
    one who dishonors, reviler, blasphemer
  2355. discriminator, discriminatoris m
    one who distinguishes, one who discriminates
  2356. diatretarius, diatretarii m
    one who does perforated or filigree work, turner, carver
  2357. depulsor, depulsoris m
    one who drives away, one who removes, one who repels, epithet of Jupiter, as the averter of evil
  2358. detestator, detestatoris m
    one who execrates, curser
  2359. defensor, defensoris m
    one who fends, one who wards, one who averts, one who keeps off, defender, protector
  2360. desertor, desertoris m
    one who forsakes, forsaker, one who abandons, runaway, deserter, one who joins the enemy
  2361. desioculus, desioculi m
    one who has lost an eye
  2362. decoctor, decoctoris m
    one who has squandered the property, a ruined spendthrift, a bankrupt
  2363. dediticius, dediticii m
    one who has surrendered, one who has capitulated, a captive
  2364. detentator, detentatoris m
    one who holds or keeps back something, detainer
  2365. depopulator, depopulatoris m
    one who lays waste, marauder, spoiler, pillager
  2366. deviator, deviatoris m
    one who leaves the way, forsaker
  2367. deversor, deversoris m
    one who lodges anywhere, inmate, guest
  2368. delegator, delegatoris m
    one who makes an assignment, assignor
  2369. depalator, depalatoris m
    one who marks out the bounds, founder
  2370. dentilegus, dentilegi m
    one who picks up his teeth, tooth-gatherer
  2371. demonstrator, demonstratoris m
    one who points out, one who indicates, indicator, exhibiter
  2372. declamator, declamatoris m
    one who practises set speaking, a rhetorician, declaimer
  2373. destructor, destructoris m
    one who pulls down, destroyer
  2374. deversitor, deversitoris m
    one who puts up at an inn, guest
  2375. depositarius, depositariii m
    one who receives a deposit, trustee, depositary, one who makes a deposit, depositor
  2376. 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
  2377. defector, defectoris m
    one who revolts from another, a revolter, rebel
  2378. discursor, discursoris m
    one who runs about
  2379. discursator, discursatoris m
    one who runs hither and thither, one who runs about
  2380. dictor, dictoris m
    one who says something, speaker
  2381. directarius, directarii m
    one who secretly enters a house in order to steal, sneak-thief, burglar
  2382. delenitor, delenitoris m (delinitor, delinitoris m)
    one who softens down, one who soothes, one who wins over
  2383. delinitor, delinitoris m
    one who softens down, one who soothes, one who wins over
  2384. doctor umbraticus
    one who teaches at home, private tutor
  2385. detrusor, detrusoris m
    one who thrusts down, knocker, device for knocking down
  2386. dies unus, alter, plures intercesserant
    one, two and even more days had passed
  2387. de altero tantum loco excusatus
    only half justified
  2388. de altero tantum nomine excusatus
    only half justified
  2389. diem componit vesper
    only the evening concludes the day, one should not praise the day before the evening
  2390. debrachiolo 1
    open a vein on the arm, open a vein on the thigh muscles
  2391. diacopus, diacopi m
    opening or sluice in a dam for leading off the water
  2392. difficultas, difficultatis f
    oppressive situation, oppressive circumstances
  2393. dioptra, dioptrae f
    optical instrument to measure the height of places
  2394. decursionem indīco
    order a manoeuvre
  2395. damno aliquem  in expensas
    order someone to pay the costs
  2396. digeries, digeriei f
    orderly distribution, disposition, arrangement, digestion
  2397. discripte
    orderly, with order
  2398. decoramen, decoraminis n
    ornament, decoration
  2399. decoramentum, decoramenti n
    ornament, decoration
  2400. decus, decoris n
    ornament, grace, embellishment, splendor, glory, honor, dignity, a deed of honor, moral dignity, virtue
  2401. decor, decoris
    ornamented, adorned, elegant, beautiful
  2402. decoris, decore
    ornamented, adorned, elegant, beautiful
  2403. dies antemeridianus
    orning, late morning
  2404. deseps, desipis
    out of one’s mind, insane
  2405. demens, dementis
    out of one’s mind, out of one’s senses, mad, raving, foolish
  2406. decursu annorum
    over the years
  2407. difficultates perrumpo
    overcome the difficulties
  2408. dioecetes, dioecetae m
    overseer of the revenue, royal treasurer
  2409. defaeneratus, defaenerata, defaeneratum
    overwhelmed by debt, exhausted by usury
  2410. defeneratus, defenerata, defeneratum
    overwhelmed by debt, exhausted by usury
  2411. dolor coeliacus
    pain in the stomach
  2412. delphinum silvis adpingo, fluctibus aprum
    paint a dolphin to the forest, a boar to the floods
  2413. defixus, defixa, defixum
    paralyzed, motionless, immobile, as if rooted to the spot, as if spellbound
  2414. 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
  2415. dehisco 3
    part, divide, go apart, split open, gape, yawn, spring a leak, burst open
  2416. decursibus intersum
    participate in manoeuvres
  2417. digressio, digressionis f
    parting, separating, going away, departing, departure, going aside, deviation, digression
  2418. digressus, digressus m
    parting, separating, going away, departure, deviating in speech, digression
  2419. desquamata, desquamatorum n
    parts of the body from which the skin has been rubbed off, excoriated parts
  2420. de manu in manum trado
    pass from hand to hand
  2421. debacchatio, debacchationis f
    passionate raving, fury
  2422. dedecus adulatorium
    pathetic sycophancy
  2423. diapsalma, diapsalmatis n
    pause in music
  2424. diligenter attendo aliquid
    pay close attention to something, take proper care of something
  2425. depraesento 1
    pay in cash
  2426. de meo impendo
    pay out of pocket
  2427. desolvo 3
    pay
  2428. dependo 3
    pay, spend, expend, lay out, bestow upon a thing, give up, abandon
  2429. dies mercedonius
    payday
  2430. dies pecuniae
    payday
  2431. deglubo 3
    peel off, shell, husk, take off the skin, skin, flay
  2432. decrusto 1
    peel off, split off, disintegrate
  2433. delibratio, delibrationis f
    peeling, debarking
  2434. desiderari coepta est Epaminondae diligentia
    people began to yearn for the prudence of Epameinondas
  2435. Deraemestae, Deraemestarum m
    people in Dalmatia
  2436. Diablintes, Diablintum m
    people in Gallia Lugdunensis
  2437. Diablinti, Diablintorum m
    people in Gallia Lugdunensis
  2438. Dardani, Dardanorum m
    people in Upper Moesia, today's Serbia
  2439. Derbices, Derbicum m
    people of Asia, near the mouth of the Oxus, on the Caspian Sea
  2440. Dassarenses, Dassarensium m
    people of Illyria
  2441. Dassaresii, Dassaresiorum m
    people of Illyria
  2442. Dassaretae, Dassaretarum m
    people of Illyria
  2443. Derangae, Derangarum m
    people of India
  2444. desudo 1
    perform with exertion
  2445. decennium, decennii n
    period of ten years
  2446. dieteris, dieteridis f
    period of two years
  2447. Diodorus, Diodori m
    Peripatetic philosopher, a pupil of Critolaüs
  2448. denascor 3
    perish, die
  2449. directa
    perpendicularly
  2450. directus, directa, directum
    perpendicularly
  2451. delenitorius, delenitoria, delenitorium
    pertaining to softening, serving for softening, soothing
  2452. delinitorius, delinitoria, delinitorium
    pertaining to softening, serving for softening, soothing
  2453. diademalis, diademale
    pertaining to a diadem, wearing a diadem
  2454. deliciaris, deliciare
    pertaining to a gutter
  2455. daemoniacus, daemoniaca, daemoniacum
    pertaining to an evil spirit, demoniac, devilish
  2456. daemonicus, daemonica, daemonicum
    pertaining to an evil spirit, demoniac, devilish
  2457. Danaeius, Danaeia, Danaeium
    pertaining to Danae, descended from Danae
  2458. Decentiacus, Decentiaca, Decentiacum
    pertaining to Decentius
  2459. defensorius, defensoria, defensorium
    pertaining to defence
  2460. digestibilis, digestibile
    pertaining to digestion, digestible, easy of digestion, promoting digestion
  2461. digestivus, digestiva, digestivum
    pertaining to digestion, digestive
  2462. digressivus, digressiva, digressivum
    pertaining to digression, digressive
  2463. didascalicus, didascalica, didascalicum
    pertaining to instruction, didactic, concerning the lessons
  2464. decursorius, decursoria, decursorium
    pertaining to the race-course
  2465. dentarius, dentaria, dentarium
    pertaining to the teeth
  2466. december, decembris, decembre
    pertaining to the ten
  2467. depravate
    perversely, wrongly
  2468. depravo 1
    pervert, distort, disfigure, seduce, corrupt, deprave
  2469. depravatus, depravata, depravatum
    perverted, distorted, disfigured, seduced, corrupted, depraved
  2470. depravatio, depravationis f
    perverting, distorting, corrupting, vitiating, perversity
  2471. Democritus, Democriti m
    philosopher born at Abdera, an adherent of the Eleatic school, and the originator of the atomic theory
  2472. disciplina philosophiae
    philosophical doctrines, philosophical system
  2473. deformitas membrorum
    physical deformity, deformity of the limbs
  2474. diaetetici, diaeteticorum m
    physicians who cure by diet
  2475. datis habenis proferor
    pick up speed without braking, dash along, gallop along
  2476. diatretus, diatreta, diatretum
    pierced with holes, filigree, carved, embossed
  2477. demeio 3
    piss, make water
  2478. demingo 3
    piss, make water
  2479. dēfossum, dēfossi n
    pit
  2480. dimicatio universae rei
    pitched battle, general engagement, decisive battle
  2481. discubitus, discubitus m
    place at table
  2482. discubitio, discubitionis f
    place for lying down, couch
  2483. diaconicum, diaconici n
    place for storing the vessels of the altar
  2484. Dictynneum, Dictynnei n
    place sacred to the goddess Dictynna, near Sparta
  2485. deambulacrum, deambulacri n
    place to walk in, promenade, walk
  2486. diiunctivus, diiunctiva, diiunctivum
    placed in opposition, opposed to each other, disjunctive, expressed with disjunctive particles
  2487. disiunctivus, disiunctiva, disiunctivum
    placed in opposition, opposed to each other, disjunctive, expressed with disjunctive particles
  2488. deruncino 1
    plane off, deceive, cheat, shave
  2489. dircion, dircii n
    plant also known as Apollinaris herba, a kind of solanum
  2490. decalco 1
    plaster with lime, whitewash
  2491. deludo 3
    play false, mock, deceive, make sport of, delude, play through, leave off playing
  2492. da semiplenum quaeso potorium
    please give a cup only half full
  2493. da quaeso cofeam
    please give me (a cup of) coffee
  2494. dentale, dentalis n
    plow, plow share, beam share
  2495. dentalia, dentalium n
    plow, plow share, beam share
  2496. devello 3
    pluck down, pull off, tear off
  2497. discerpo 3
    pluck in pieces, tear in pieces, rend, mangle, scatter, disperse, destroy
  2498. deoppilo 1
    pluck off, pluck out
  2499. defloratio, deflorationis f
    plucking of flowers, deflouring
  2500. depraedor 1
    plunder, pillage, ravage
  2501. depilatus, depilata, depilatum
    plundered, cheated
  2502. depraedator, depraedatoris m
    plunderer
  2503. direptor, direptoris m
    plunderer
  2504. depeculator, depeculatoris m
    plunderer, embezzler
  2505. depraedatio, depraedationis f
    plundering
  2506. direptus, direptus m
    plundering
  2507. depeculatus, depeculatus m
    plundering, looting
  2508. direptio, direptionis f
    plundering, pillaging, stealing, rape
  2509. dimetria, dimetriae f
    poem consisting of iambic dimeters
  2510. devastatio Hebraeorum
    pogrom against the Jews
  2511. devergium, devergii n
    point of separation
  2512. digito aliquem demonstro
    point out someone, point the finger at someone
  2513. demonstro 1
    point out, indicate, designate, show, guide by pointing out the way, prove, demonstrate, represent, describe
  2514. digito monstror
    point the finger at me, be widely praised
  2515. demonstrativus, demonstrativa, demonstrativum
    pointing out, designating, laudatory, vituperative, demonstrative
  2516. demonstratorius, demonstratoria, demonstratorium
    pointing out, indicating
  2517. dicticos, dicticon
    pointing, demonstrative
  2518. despectus, despectuum m
    points of view, heights
  2519. dens venenatus
    poison fang, poison snake
  2520. dentes venenati
    poison teeth
  2521. dentes spina argentea perfodio
    poke teeth with a silver toothpick
  2522. denuntiator, denuntiatoris m
    police officer, police inspector
  2523. disciplina publica
    police, police order, state constitution
  2524. disciplinae sanctitas
    political correctness, , honesty of politics, reliability of politics
  2525. diacatochia, diacatochiae f
    possession
  2526. diacatochus, diacatochi m
    possessor
  2527. descendentes, descendentium m
    posterity, descendants
  2528. diem ex die differo
    postpone from one day to the next
  2529. diem ex die duco
    postpone from one day to the next
  2530. dilatura, dilaturae f
    postponement, delay
  2531. defundo 3
    pour down, pour out, pour forth
  2532. dato singulis plena potoria!
    pour everyone his glass, give everyone their glass full
  2533. defundor 3
    pour oneself down, flow down
  2534. diffundito 1
    pour out, scatter, spread
  2535. diffundor 3
    pour out, spread out, expand
  2536. defusio, defusionis f
    pouring out into vessels
  2537. defectus electricitatis
    power failure, power cut, blackout
  2538. dimicatio potestatis
    power struggle
  2539. disciplinae et artes
    practical and theoretical lessons
  2540. declamito 1
    practise rhetorical delivery, practise declamation, declaim, plead for the sake of practise, talk violently, bluster
  2541. dilaudo 1
    praise in all respects, praise very much
  2542. deblatero 1
    prate of a thing, babble, blab out
  2543. deo preces adhibeo
    pray to God
  2544. deo supplico
    pray to God
  2545. deum invoco
    pray to God
  2546. deum precor
    pray to God
  2547. deis supplicare
    pray to the gods
  2548. deos alloquor
    pray to the gods
  2549. diphyes, diphyis f
    precious stone
  2550. derupta, deruptorum n
    precipices
  2551. descriptus, descripta, descriptum
    precisely ordered, properly arranged
  2552. decessor, decessoris m
    predecessor in office, one who retires from a province he has governed
  2553. debuccellatus, debuccellata, debuccellatum
    prepared from crushed rusk
  2554. directorium, directorii n
    prescribed travel route
  2555. dicendo orno aliquid
    present something in beautiful language
  2556. depondero 1
    press down by its weight, weigh down
  2557. 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
  2558. dextram alicuius apprimo
    press someone's right hand against oneself
  2559. depressio, depressionis f
    pressing down, sinking down, depression
  2560. defluvia capitis cohonesto
    prevent or cure the falling off of the hair
  2561. Dindymarius, Dindymarii m
    priest of Cybele
  2562. Delphis, Delphidis f
    priestess of the Delphic Apollo
  2563. Digiti Idaei, Digitorum Idaeorum m
    priests of Cybele
  2564. defensio datorum
    privacy, data privacy, data protection
  2565. domesticus, domestica, domesticum
    private
  2566. domi
    privately
  2567. dico 1
    proclaim, make known
  2568. defanatus, defanata, defanatum
    profaned, desecrated, unholy
  2569. despondeo 2
    promise to give, promise, pledge, promise in marriage, betroth, engage, espouse, give up, devote to, yield, resign
  2570. Dianium, Dianii n (2)
    promontory in Spain, now Denia
  2571. digestilis, digestile
    promoting digestion
  2572. digestorius, digestoria, digestorium
    promoting digestion
  2573. Digitus, Digiti m
    proper name
  2574. depropitio 1
    propitiate, reconcile
  2575. defendere aliquem ab iniuria
    protect someone from injustice
  2576. de re frumentaria provideo
    provide food
  2577. dentefaber, dentefabris, dentefabre
    provided with prongs, prong mounted
  2578. dentifer, dentifera, dentiferum
    provided with tines, provided with teeth
  2579. dies feriatus
    public holiday, vacation day
  2580. demogrammateus, demogrammatei m
    public scribe
  2581. diffamatio, diffamationis f
    publishing, promulgation
  2582. devexo 1
    pull asunder, rend asunder, destroy, vex, trouble
  2583. divexo 1
    pull asunder, rend asunder, destroy, vex, trouble
  2584. destruo 3
    pull down, tear down, destroy, ruin, weaken
  2585. dentibus spolio
    pull off with the teeth
  2586. depilo 1
    pull out the hair, pluck out the feathers, rub off the skin, peel
  2587. de digito anulum detraho
    pull the ring off the finger
  2588. destructio, destructionis f
    pulling down, destruction, refuting, refutation, disturbance
  2589. defarinatus, defarinata, defarinatum
    pulverized, reduced to flour
  2590. diascammonias
    purging agent
  2591. diascammonias
    purging root juice
  2592. dealbatio peccatorum
    purification from sins, cleansing from sins, washing clean from sins
  2593. denicalis, denicale (danecalis)
    purifying from death
  2594. depurgativus, depurgativa, depurgativum
    purifying, purgative
  2595. dibaphus, dibaphi f
    purple staterobe of a high magistrate
  2596. delicus, delica, delicum
    put away from the breast, weaned
  2597. 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
  2598. dimico de re
    put something at risk, risk something
  2599. densito 1
    put tightly together, condense, compress
  2600. diffugo 1
    put to flight, scatter
  2601. deversito 1
    put up at an inn, dwell upon
  2602. diffissio, diffissionis f
    putting off business to an other day, deferring business to an other day
  2603. dilatio, dilationis f
    putting off, delaying, deferring, adjournment of a legal hearing, adjournment of a judgment, interval
  2604. digito silentium suadeo
    putting the finger to your mouth
  2605. diesis, dieseos f
    quarter-tone, first audible tone of an instrument
  2606. defunctorius, defunctoria, defunctorium
    quickly despatched, slight, cursory
  2607. devirginor 1
    quit the period of youth
  2608. discus, disci m
    quoit, dish, disc of a dial, sundial
  2609. discriminatio phyletica
    racial discrimination
  2610. decursionibus regionem vasto
    raid and devastate the area
  2611. depluo 3
    rain down
  2612. dies siccus
    rainless day
  2613. desaevio 4
    rave furiously, rage, cease raving, cease raging
  2614. debaccho 1
    rave like the Bacchantes, rage without control, revel wildly
  2615. debacchor 1
    rave like the Bacchantes, rage without control, revel wildly
  2616. demento 1
    rave, be out of one’s mind
  2617. dextram reconciliatae gratiae pignus alicui offero
    reach out a hand of reconciliation to somebody
  2618. dimidiatum librum lego
    read half of the book
  2619. de tabella lego
    reading from sheet
  2620. dinumerator, dinumeratoris m
    reckoner, calculator
  2621. discumbo 3
    recline at table, lie down to sleep
  2622. dinoscibilis, dinoscibile
    recognizable, distinguishable
  2623. deos macto
    reconcile the gods
  2624. deos placo
    reconcile the gods
  2625. depropitiatio, depropitiationis f
    reconciliation
  2626. dēlectator, dēlectatoris m
    recruiter
  2627. dilectator, dilectatoris m
    recruiter
  2628. dēlector, dēlectoris m
    recruiter, one who draws out, one who levies, one who recruits
  2629. directilineus, directilinea, directilineum
    rectilinear
  2630. demopsephisma, demopsephismatis n
    referendum, plebiscite
  2631. desisto de petitione
    refrain from applying
  2632. denegator, denegatoris m
    refuser
  2633. discrimen personae
    regard of the person
  2634. Dirce, Dirces f
    region lying around tht fountain Dirce
  2635. dedigno 1
    reject as unworthy, disdain, scorn, refuse
  2636. dedignor 1
    reject as unworthy, disdain, scorn, refuse
  2637. delegatorius, delegatoria, delegatorium
    relating to an assignment
  2638. Dionysiacus, Dionysiaca, Dionysiacum
    relating to Bacchus
  2639. deliberativus, deliberativa, deliberativum
    relating to deliberation, deliberative
  2640. dimitto aliquem e complexu
    release someone from one's arms
  2641. desideo 2
    remain sitting, continue sitting, sit long, sit idle, remain inactive, go to stool
  2642. diapeganon
    remedy made from rue
  2643. diaspermaton
    remedy made from seeds
  2644. diatheon
    remedy made from sulfur
  2645. diasteaton
    remedy made from tallow
  2646. diaeteon (indecl.)
    remedy made from willow sap
  2647. dies memorialis
    Remembrance Day
  2648. detestatio, detestationis f (2)
    removal of the testes, castration
  2649. derigeo 2
    remove hardness, soften
  2650. dextras renovo
    renew one's pledge, renew one's promise
  2651. denuo constituo
    reorganize
  2652. detrimentum amoveo
    repair the damage, clean up the damage
  2653. 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
  2654. denuo repeto eandem cantilenam
    repeat the same tune again
  2655. damnum sarcio
    replace a damage, repair a damage
  2656. damnum pio
    replace a loss
  2657. deos in humani oris speciem assimulo
    represent the gods human-like
  2658. deformatio, deformationis f
    representation, delineation
  2659. deprecabilis, deprecabile
    requestable, that may be entreated, exorable
  2660. de potestate decedo
    resign from one's office, resign from one's position, give up one's office
  2661. destinate
    resolutely, obstinately
  2662. difficultates amoveo
    resolve the difficulties, eliminate the difficulties, overcome the difficulties
  2663. deliberatus, deliberata, deliberatum
    resolved upon, determined, certain
  2664. discrimina personarum servo
    respect the person's reputation
  2665. diei quod reliquum est
    rest of the day
  2666. diludium, diludii n
    resting time, intermission between plays
  2667. de sepulcro insurgo
    resurrect, return to life
  2668. demoror 1
    retard, detain, delay
  2669. decessio, decessionis f
    retirement of a magistrate from the province he has governed
  2670. de exsilio redeo
    return from exile, return from banishment
  2671. de exsilio regredior
    return from exile, return from banishment
  2672. de exsilio revertor
    return from exile, return from banishment
  2673. diatritus, diatriti f
    return of a fever on the third day
  2674. detraho alicui pellem
    reveal someone's mistakes
  2675. deveneror 1
    reverence, worship, avert by prayers
  2676. denuo pertracto
    revise, rework, rewrite
  2677. denuo retracto
    revise, rework, rewrite
  2678. dianoea, dianoeae f
    rhetorischer terminus technicus, by which a fact is exhibited instead of a conception
  2679. dis, ditis
    rich
  2680. ditis, dite
    rich
  2681. dextera, dexterae f
    right hand, fidelity, strength, courage, right side, hand, pledge of friendship
  2682. dextra, dextrae f (dextera, dexterae f )
    right hand, fidelity, strength, courage, right side, hand, pledge of friendship
  2683. dextra, dextrorum n (dextera, dexterorum n )
    right side, right bank
  2684. directiangulus, directiangula, directiangulum
    right-angled, rectangular
  2685. dextimi, dextimorum m
    right-wing extremists
  2686. dextris partibus radicitus favens
    right-wing radical
  2687. directitudo, directitudinis f
    rightness, correctness
  2688. digitus anularis
    ring finger
  2689. dentes aqua colluo
    rinse the teeth thoroughly with water
  2690. debacchor 1
    rioting and raving
  2691. decoctior, decoctius
    riper, more carefully elaborated
  2692. desurgo 3
    rise from any place, rise
  2693. de vita dimico
    risk one's life, stake one's life, risk one's death, take one's death into account
  2694. demugio 4
    roar like an ox
  2695. defrugo 1
    rob of corn, sow too little grain
  2696. despolio 1
    rob, plunder, despoil
  2697. despoliator, despoliatoris m
    robber, plunderer
  2698. despoliatio, despoliationis f
    robbing, despoiling
  2699. Diocletianus, Diocletiani m
    Roman emperor from 284-305 a, D,
  2700. 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
  2701. decenarius, decenarii m
    Roman silver coin
  2702. diarhodon
    rose ointment (for the eyes)
  2703. dentes cariosi
    rotten teeth
  2704. dasys, dasia, dasy
    rough breathe, rough
  2705. diadema, diadematis n
    royal head-dress, diadem
  2706. detero 3
    rub away, wear away, wear out, thresh out, diminish in force, lessen, weaken, impair
  2707. defrico 1
    rub off, rub down, rub hard, rub, lash well, scour
  2708. derado 3
    rub off, scrape off, smooth off, shave off, cut off
  2709. detritus, detritus m
    rubbing away
  2710. detrimentum, detrimenti n
    rubbing off, loss, damage, detriment, ruin, loss of a battle, defeat, overthrow
  2711. demarchus, demarchi m
    ruler of the people at Athens, the president of a demos, a demarch, answering to the Roman tribune of the people
  2712. discurso 1
    run about, hasten up and down
  2713. defugio 5
    run away from, flee, shun, avoid, escape by flight
  2714. discurro 3
    run different ways, run to and fro, run about, traverse, run through, run over, hasten through
  2715. 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
  2716. dirigor 3
    run in a straight direction, become straight
  2717. deficio 5
    run out, be wanting, fail,disappear,become extinct, die out, grow faint
  2718. defuga, defugae m
    runaway, deserter
  2719. discursio, discursionis f
    running different ways, scattering, hasty passing through
  2720. discursus, discursus m
    running to and fro, running about, pace, gait
  2721. degrassor 1
    rush down
  2722. diis facio
    sacrifice to the gods
  2723. damium, damii n
    Sacrifices for the Bona Dea
  2724. diaglaucion, diaglaucii n
    salve made from the herb glaucium
  2725. diaglaucium, diaglaucii n
    salve made from the herb glaucium
  2726. diameliton
    salve made of honey
  2727. diamelitoton
    salve made of meliloton,
  2728. diamisyos
    salve made of misy, salve made of vitriolic earth
  2729. dialibanon
    salve made with frankincense
  2730. dialibanum, dialibani n
    salve made with frankincense
  2731. dictabolaria, dictabolariorum n
    satirical saying
  2732. desiderium expio
    satisfy a craving, satisfy a desire
  2733. dies sabbati
    saturday
  2734. devotiones faustae
    saving vows, saving prayers
  2735. decretum ad parsimoniam pertinens
    savings decision
  2736. dic etiam clarius
    say again more clearly
  2737. dicto 1
    say often, pronounce repeatedly, declare repeatedly, assert repeatedly, dictate for writing, prescribe, recommend, order, dictate
  2738. dictito 1
    say often, say emphatically, declare repeatedly, maintain repeatedly, assert repeatedly
  2739. de summo pectore dico
    say rashly, say thoughtlessly, talk rashly, , say without much reflection
  2740. dico aliquid
    say something important
  2741. dico aliquid
    say something meaningful
  2742. dico alicui
    say to someone
  2743. dic, quod sentis!
    say what you really think!
  2744. dico + aci
    say, assert
  2745. dico 3
    say, tell, mention, relate, affirm, declare, state, mean, intend, assert, pronounce, deliver, rehearse, speak any thing, plead
  2746. dicibilis, dicibile
    sayable, speakable, communicable
  2747. dictio, dictionis f
    saying, speaking, uttering, delivery, style, diction, mode of expression, word, oracular response, prediction, art of speaking, oratory
  2748. dictus, dictus m
    saying, speech
  2749. derbiosus, derbiosa, derbiosum
    scabby
  2750. desquamo 1
    scale off, scale, peel off, rub, scour, clean off, shake off, scrape off
  2751. diagramma, diagrammatis n
    scale, gamut
  2752. diffulguro 1
    scatter lightning around
  2753. diffulmino 1
    scatter
  2754. diapasma, diapasmatis n
    scented powder for sprinkling on any thing
  2755. disciplina rei publicae
    science of government, statesmanship
  2756. disciplinae liberales
    sciences worthy of free man
  2757. discentiae, discentiarum f
    sciences
  2758. delitigo 1
    scold, rail angrily
  2759. detorreo 2
    scorch, burn
  2760. di undisoni
    sea-gods
  2761. discretus, discreta, discretum
    secluded, remote
  2762. David, David m (indecl.)
    second king of the Jews, and principal author of the Book of Psalms
  2763. David, Davidis m
    second king of the Jews, and principal author of the Book of Psalms
  2764. Diphilus, Diphili m
    secretary of Crassus
  2765. decondo 3
    secrete by burying
  2766. dies sementivus
    seed festival
  2767. detuitio, detuitionis f
    seeing the reflection
  2768. decens, decentis
    seemly, becoming, decent, proper, fit, regularly, symmetrically, handsomely, shaped, well-formed, noble
  2769. defervefacio 5
    seethe, cause to boil
  2770. defervo 3
    seethe, cause to boil
  2771. 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
  2772. 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
  2773. de mille sagittis unam sepono
    select one from a thousand arrows
  2774. dicam sortior
    select the jury by lot
  2775. dilecti, dilectorum m
    selected people, elite
  2776. decimatus, decimata, decimatum
    selected, excellent
  2777. decumatus, decumata, decumatum
    selected, excellent
  2778. defensio salutis suae
    self defense
  2779. defensio sui
    self defense
  2780. deditio sui
    self-abandonment
  2781. dignatio sui
    self-esteem, self-respect
  2782. die occulata vendo
    sell for cash, sell for cold hard cash
  2783. dimitto 3
    send away, let go, release, put away, repudiate, forgive, free, relieve, abandon, desert, renounce, give up, abandon, forego, forsake, remit
  2784. 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
  2785. 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
  2786. Delphos mitto consultum
    send to Delphi to consult the oracle
  2787. 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
  2788. dimissio, dimissionis f
    sending in different directions, sending out, sending forth, dismissing, discharging, remission
  2789. damno in metallum
    sentence to work in mine
  2790. dicta collectanea
    sentences
  2791. discernere vera a falsis
    separate truth from false
  2792. diiugo 1
    separate
  2793. discerno 3
    separate, set apart, part, divide, mark out, determine, distinguish between, discern, settle
  2794. deiugo 1
    separate, sever
  2795. discriminatus, discriminata, discriminatum
    separated
  2796. discrete
    separated, distinct, differentiated, distinguished
  2797. didatim
    separately
  2798. diiunctim
    separately
  2799. discerptim
    separately
  2800. disiunctim
    separately
  2801. diiuncte
    separately, distinctly, disjunctively
  2802. disiuncte
    separately, distinctly, disjunctively
  2803. discretim
    separately, distinctly, properly differentiated
  2804. diribitor, diribitoris m
    separater or sorter of the ballots used in voting, distributor
  2805. diribitio, diribitionis f
    separating or sorting of the tablets taken from the ballot-box
  2806. diezeugmenon, diezeugmeni n
    separation of equal circumstances
  2807. discessio, discessionis f
    separation of married persons, going away, departure, removal, going over to, separation, schism
  2808. dialysis, dialysis f
    separation
  2809. dialyton, dialyti n
    separation
  2810. diazeuxis, diazeuxis f
    separation
  2811. diiugatio, diiugationis f
    separation
  2812. diiugium, diiugiī n
    separation
  2813. diremptus, diremptus m
    separation
  2814. discretio, discretionis f
    separation, difference, distinction, discernment, discrimination, capacity for distinguishing
  2815. diazeugmenon, diazeugmeni n
    separation, disjunction
  2816. diiunctio, diiunctionis f
    separation, diversity, difference, an opposition of two propositions disjunctively connected, use of different words or phrases having the same import
  2817. 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
  2818. discissio, discissionis f
    separation, division
  2819. disclusio, disclusionis f
    separation, division, segregation, parting, distinction, partition
  2820. diremptio, diremptionis f
    separation, splitting
  2821. dedita opera
    seriously, with a purpose, intentionally, deliberately
  2822. diacon, diaconis m
    servant of the church, minister of the church, deacon
  2823. diaconus, diaconi m
    servant of the church, minister of the church, deacon
  2824. dapifex, dapificis m
    servant who prepared food
  2825. dapifer, dapifera, dapiferum
    servant who waited at table
  2826. dapino 1
    serve up
  2827. deservio 4
    serve zealously, be devoted to, subject to
  2828. declarativus, declarativa, declarativum
    serving for explanation, explanatory
  2829. derisorius, derisoria, derisorium
    serving for laughter, ridiculous
  2830. detectorius, detectoria, detectorium
    serving the discovery, , serving the enlightenment, serving the disclosure
  2831. discretivus, discretiva, discretivum
    serving to distinguish
  2832. diem dico
    set a court date-
  2833. diem rei gerendae compono
    set a date for an undertaking
  2834. diem pugnae constituo
    set a day for the battle
  2835. diem dico colloquio
    set a day for the interview
  2836. diem constituo
    set a deadline
  2837. diem praefinio
    set a deadline
  2838. diem praestituo
    set a deadline
  2839. diem statuo
    set a deadline
  2840. diem solvendae pecuniae praestituo
    set a payment deadline
  2841. desisto 3
    set down
  2842. destituo 3
    set down, set, place anywhere, leave alone, forsake, abandon, desert, desist from
  2843. diem colloquio dicere
    set up a time for a conversation
  2844. descrobo 1
    set, enchase
  2845. destinatio, destinationis f
    setting fast, establishing, resolution, determination, purpose, design, obstinacy
  2846. discordias compono
    settle the dispute, mediate the dispute
  2847. discordias sedo
    settle the dispute, mediate the dispute
  2848. diamastigosis, diamastigosis f
    severe scourging
  2849. destrictus, destricta, destrictum
    severe, rigid, censorious
  2850. de rebus sexualibus doctrina
    sex education
  2851. discubitus, discubitus m
    sexual intercourse
  2852. decutio 5
    shake off, strike off, beat off, cast off, dislodge, shake out, throw aside
  2853. dextram alicui do
    shake someone's hand, extend one's rights to someone
  2854. discussio, discussionis f
    shaking, examination, discussion, revision of the public accounts in the provinces
  2855. dehonestas, dehonestatis f
    shame, dishonor
  2856. defamis, defame
    shameful
  2857. destricte
    sharp, strict, decisive
  2858. deletrix, deletricis f
    she that annihilates, she that destroys
  2859. deceptrix, deceptricis f
    she that deceives
  2860. despectrix, despectricis f
    she that despises, despiser
  2861. desertrix, deserttricis f
    she that forsakes, she that neglects
  2862. diiudicatrix, diiudicatricis f
    she that judges, she that jdecides
  2863. defensatrix, defensatricis f
    she who defends
  2864. defenstrix, defenstricis f
    she who defends
  2865. defraudatrix, defraudatricis f
    she who defrauds
  2866. discriminatrix, discriminatricis f
    she who distinguishes
  2867. deipara, deiparae f
    she who gives birth to God, of the Virgin Mary
  2868. demonstratrix, demonstratricis f
    she who points out, she who indicates, instructress, designator
  2869. delinitrix, delinitricis f
    she who softens down, soothes, wins over
  2870. depopulatrix, depopulatricis f
    she who spoils, she who destroys, destroyer
  2871. detonso 1
    shear off
  2872. detundeo 2
    shear off, cut off, clip, shear, strip off
  2873. detondeo 2
    shear off, cut off, to clip, shear, strip off, lay waste, crop, eat
  2874. detonsio, detonsionis f
    shearing off
  2875. delacrimo 1
    shed tears, weep
  2876. destinatum (destinata) peto
    shoot at a target
  2877. descriptiuncula, descriptiunculae f
    short description, short delineation
  2878. dictatiuncula, dictatiunculae f
    short dictation
  2879. diecula, dieculae f
    short space of a day, one little day, little while
  2880. digiti restrictiores
    shorter fingers, fingers that are too short
  2881. dies brumalis
    shortest day (in winter)
  2882. defectio spiritus
    shortness of breath
  2883. 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
  2884. discludo 3
    shut up separately, keep separate, keep apart, separate, divide, cut off, keep asunder, keep at the proper distance apart, part, open
  2885. dignitate praeditus
    significant, great, eminent
  2886. delirus, delira, delirum
    silly, doting, crazy
  2887. desperatis generi rebus
    since he had given up hope for his son-in-law
  2888. 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
  2889. desido 3
    sink, fall down, settle down, deteriorate, degenerate
  2890. demergor 3
    sink, submerge
  2891. demergo 3
    sink, submerge, plunge into, dip, depress, overwhelm
  2892. demersor 1
    sink, submerse
  2893. demersus, demersus m
    sinking
  2894. diabetes, diabetae m
    siphon
  2895. desidia, desidiae f
    sitting long, remaining in a place, sitting idle, idleness, inactivity, slothfulness, lying fallow
  2896. delineo 1
    sketch out, delineate
  2897. delinio 4
    sketch out, delineate
  2898. delineatio, delineationis f
    sketch, delineation
  2899. desultor nartatorius
    ski jumper
  2900. desultura nartatoria
    ski jumping
  2901. desultura scridatoria
    ski jumping
  2902. disertus, diserta, disertum
    skilful in speaking on a subject, clear, methodical in speaking, well-spoken, fluen, eloquent
  2903. daedalicus, daedalica, daedalicum
    skilful
  2904. despumo 1