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- differentsegregus, segrega, segregum
- differentsegrex, segregis
- decreescitum, sciti n
- dailycotidiano
- decide finallydeargumentor 1
- depositorysequestratorium, sequestratoriī n
- descent of the godstheogonia, theogoniae f
- divine nature :: deitydeitas, deitatis f
- dried buffalo meatbubulina siccata
- dropping :: drippingstillaticius, stillaticia, stillaticium
- drug used by painters to facilitate the reception of a colorturbystum, turbysti n
- duty paid for conducting the private sewers into the public ones or for maintaining and cleansing the sewerscloacarium, cloacarii n
- despiserdespectator, despectatoris m
- draw a conclusion from collected particularsconicio 5
- distinct :: distantdiiunctus, diiuncta, diiunctum
- distinct :: distantdisiunctus, disiuncta, disiunctum (diiunctus)
- drawing togetherconstrictio, constrictionis f
- decoctiondecoctio, decoctionis f
- definitiondefinitio, definitionis f
- definitiondiffinitio, diffinitionis f
- dashing to pieces :: destruction :: devastation :: disaster :: detriment :: disaster :: defeat :: discomfiture :: destroyerclades, cladis f
- destructiondeflagratio, deflagrationis f
- destructiondifflammatio, difflammationis f
- diversionavocatio, avocationis f
- defraudingcircumventio, circumventionis f
- dense crowdconstipatio, constipationis f
- destructionconcisio, concisionis f
- defensedefensio, defensionis f
- delaycomperendinatio, comperendinationis f
- delaycomperendinatus, comperendinatus m
- disfiguring :: defacingdeformatio, deformationis f (2)
- deficiencydefraudatio, defraudationis f
- delay :: doubtcontatio, contationis f
- delay :: doubtcunctatio, cunctationis f
- disdainaspernatio, aspernationis f
- disregard :: disdaincontemptio, contemptionis f
- distributingconcisura, concisurae f
- decade :: divisiondecuria, decuriae f
- drinking :: drawing in :: drink :: draughtaustus, austus m
- drinking :: drawing in :: drink :: draughthaustus, haustus m
- delaying :: dwelling upon some important pointcommoratio, commorationis f
- destructioncasus, casus m
- doedama, damae f
- doedamma, dammae f (dama, damae f)
- dischargedefluxio, defluxionis f
- departure :: decrease :: disappearancedecessus, decessus m
- departure :: decrease :: diminutiondecessio, decessionis f
- digressionambages, ambagis f
- digressionambago, ambaginis f
- disease producing red pustules, measles or small-poboa, boae f
- disease producing red pustulesbova, bovae f
- decreasingcorreptio, correptionis f
- diminutiondeductio, deductionis f
- deerdamula, damulae f
- deerdamulus, damuli m
- dyer :: destroyer, consumerconfector, confectoris m
- declarationdeclaratio, declarationis f
- destroyingconfectio, confectionis f
- disorderconfusio, confusionis f
- dog’s-mercuryargyros, argyri f
- dog’s-eyecynops, cynopis f
- dog’s-tonguesublabium, sublabii n
- directioncursus, cursus m
- downward course :: descentdecursus, decursus m
- disorderly meetingconcursatio, concursationis f
- doughconsparsio, consparsionis f
- doughconspersio, conspersionis f
- declivitydeclivitas, declivitatis f
- drapery of a heavy upper garmentaulaea, aulaeae f
- drapery of a heavy upper garmentaulaeum, aulaei n
- declivity :: defilecallis, callis m/f
- delayingconcessatio, concessationis f
- disputeconflictatio, conflictationis f
- dashing togetherconfligium, confligii n
- disregardconculcatus, conculcatus m
- dispute :: debatecontroversia, controversiae f
- documentconsignatio, consignationis f
- during a whole yearannum
- drop a lawsuitaccusationem dimitto
- discard a planconsilium depono
- distance oneself from a plan :: discontinue a plan :: drop a planconsilium abicio
- discontinue a plan :: drop a plan :: discard a planconsilium omitto
- destitute ofdestitutus, destituta, destitutum
- disregardingderelictio, derelictionis f
- diminutionabbreviatio, abbreviationis f
- deliriumalienitas, alienitatis f
- dwell somewhereconversor 1
- deviationabnormitas, abnormitatis f
- detestablyabominanter
- deceasedabsens, absentis
- definitiveabsolutivus, absolutiva, absolutivum
- derisive poemcarmen probrosum
- depth :: devourervorago, voraginis f
- denunciationdelatio, delationis f
- depreciatecalumnior 1
- denouncercausator, causatoris m
- denouncerdelator, delatoris m
- deal cruelly with someonecrudelem me praebeo alicui
- distributingdatio, dationis f
- deliver :: doago 3
- dramatic artars ludicra
- danceractuosus, actuosi m
- diamondadamans, adamantis m
- diamondadamas, adamantis m
- devote one’s self tome accommodo
- dd toadmisceo 2
- direct toadiungo 3
- dependabilityanimī constantia
- decorated with goldaureatus, aureata, aureatum
- dexterous :: deceitfulversutus, versuta, versutum
- dexterous :: deceitfulvorsutus, vorsuta, vorsutum
- dexterityastus, astus m
- dissuadedehortor 1
- deliberative speechdeliberativa, deliberativae f
- defenceaegida, aegidae f
- defenceaegis, aegidis f
- declarationaffirmatio, affirmationis f
- drowsy :: dreamyveternosus, veternosa, veternosum
- discreditdenotatio, denotationis f
- directly afterde + Abl.
- disgusting flattery against the higher, presumptuous against the subordinateadversus superiores tristi adulatione, arrogans minoribus
- disturberperturbator, perturbatorris m
- delightfullyvolup
- demandcondicio, condicionis f
- demandconditio, conditionis f (3)
- delightdelecto 1
- delightdelicio 5
- deserted :: desertsolus, sola, solum
- discoursecommuto 1
- double meaningaequivocatio, aequivocationis f
- double-meaningamphibolia, amphiboliae f
- double-meaningamphibologia, amphibologiae f
- double-meaningamphidoxus, amphidoxa, amphidoxum
- disperse oneselfanimum avoco
- disquietcura, curae f
- dwellercultor, cultoris m
- doubtambiguum, ambigui n
- diademcidar n (indecl.)
- diademcidara, cidarae f
- diademcidaris, cidaris f
- detestanathematizo 1
- dissection of a bodyanatome, anatomes f
- dissection of a bodyanatomia, anatomiae f
- dissection of a bodyanatomica, anatomicae f
- dilatation of the arteryaneurysma, aneurysmatis n
- disposedanimatus, animata, animatum
- designateadscribo 3
- designatealicui societati adscriptus
- designateascribo 3 (adscribo 3)
- destroy a willtestamentum irritum facio
- destroy a willtestamentum rumpo
- destroyerdeletor, deletoris m
- death anniversarydies finitionis
- declareadnuntio 1
- declareannuntio 1 (adnuntio)
- deprive ofabrogo 1
- diseases of the anusanus, ani m
- dog-fish :: dolphincetos, cetis n (pl. cete n)
- dog-fish :: dolphincetus, ceti m (pl. cete n)
- depositdepositum, depositi n
- designationvocabulum, vocabuli n
- designationvocamen, vocaminis n
- decreescisco 3
- discover :: detectcomprehendo 3
- discover :: detectcomprendo 3
- drawing nearappropinquatio, appropinquationis f
- declare it one’s own possession :: declareassero 3 (adsero 3)
- decree :: determine upon something in commonconscisco 3
- distrustfulsuspicax, suspicacis
- disease of cattleaquatilia, aquatilium n
- descended fromcretus, creta, cretum
- dispositionadordinatio, adordinationis f
- detain someonevincula alicui inicio
- decreeascisco 3 (adscisco 3)
- delicateconcinnis, concinne
- dish-holder of basket-workbascauda, bascaudae f
- doltishasinalis, asinale
- demand something impossible from someoneaquam a pumice postulo
- doltasinus, asini m
- demonstrate to be wrongcoarguo 3
- deviltentator, tentatoris m
- deviltemptator, temptatoris m
- division of troopscenturia, centuriae f
- demonstrateapprobo 1 (adprobo 1)
- delegationdelegatio, delegationis f
- dealer in beasts for sacrificevictumarius, victumarii m
- deal with somebodyvivo cum aliquo
- dishonor :: defileattamino 1 (adtamino 1)
- dress :: devote one’s self tocolo 3
- delicate :: drawn inwardsdeductus, deducta, deductum
- diminishingattenuitas, attenuitatis f
- divineraugur, auguris c
- dignity :: documentauctoritas, auctoritatis f
- dignity :: documentautoritas, autoritatis f
- deprecatedepreco 1
- deprecatedeprecor 1
- death blowsecuris, securis f
- dovetailcardo securiclatus
- dance performed in honor of Bacchusthiasus, thiasi m
- dance performed in honor of Bacchustiasus, tiasi m
- decoyviscarium, viscarii n
- dish-bakedtesticius, testicia, testicium
- dress the woundvulnus alligo
- dispel the worries :: displace the worriescuras pello
- drive away the worriescuras pello
- defoliated treesarbores nudatae
- dash against the shoreallatro 1 (adlatro 1)
- drink made from barley-groatsptisana, ptisanae f
- drink made from barley-groatstisana, tisanae f
- disgraceturpe, turpis n
- Batavi, Batavorum m
- cohors beneficiaria
- department storechrematisterium, chrematisterii n
- drive a chariot :: directaurigo 1
- drive a chariot :: directaurigor 1
- declare or announcearbitror 1
- drive oxenbubulcito 1
- drive oxenbubulcitor 1
- depose :: demonstratetestor 1
- disputecontroversor 1
- differ :: disagree, be inconsistent withdiscordo 1
- differ :: disagree, be inconsistent withdiscordo 1 (alicui)
- desert onedesum
- don't be bothered by itde eo non laboro
- depart :: drive awayavehor 3
- depend uponcohaereo 2
- deliver an oration before an assembly of the people :: declare before the people :: declarecontionor 1
- deliver an oration before an assembly of the people :: declareconcionor 1
- delight inaggaudeo 2
- decreasedeminuor 3
- desirestudeo 2
- deduceconficio 5
- deck with hair :: deck with something like haircomo 1
- deserve blamein vitio sum
- disdainssuperbio 4
- despair ofdespero 1
- direct the stateclavum imperii teneo
- doubtaporior 1
- do allotryaliud ago
- defile oneselfcoinquinor 1
- defile oneselfconquinor 1
- dwarfsessilis, sessile
- dwindle away :: decay :: declinetabesco 3
- do :: do one’s dutyadministro 1
- draw near toapproximo 1
- dazzleardeo 2
- decree :: dispose of in writing :: dispose by willcaveo 2
- depend uponsum
- direct a thing somewhere :: directconfero
- direct :: defertransfero
- drive away :: drive down :: drive a ship :: deliverdefero
- divulge :: disseminate among the peoplecircumfero
- demonstratetestificor 1
- dancetripedo 1
- dancetripodo 1
- dancetripudio 1
- dancetripodio 1
- destroycontundo 3
- deterioratecoacesco 3
- derive lustresplendesco 3
- decayvastesco 3
- dry upadsiccesco 3
- dry upassiccesco 3
- dry uparesco 3
- dissolvecolliquefio
- dissolvecolliquesco 3
- decay togetherconfracesco 3
- drink freelyuvesco 3
- decreasesegnesco 3
- declineconticesco 3 (conticisco 3)
- declineconticisco 3
- disaccustom one’s selfdesuesco 3
- dawnalbesco 3
- dawnalbisco 3
- discoverycognitio, cognitionis f
- decorous :: decorateddecorus, decora, decorum
- decentlydecenter
- deceive someonealicuius os sublino
- defilecloaco 1
- decapitatecaput amputo
- decapitatecaput demo
- decapitatecaput detrunco
- decapitationamputatio capitis
- dreadingtimens, timentis
- desertsolitudo, solitudinis f
- dust :: dirt :: dulnesssitus, situs m
- desert :: dignitydignitas, dignitatis f
- digestive organsalvus, alvi f
- decisivdecretorius, decretoria, decretorium
- depending on a decree :: decretaldecretalis, decretale
- divinedeius, deia, deium
- divinedeivus, deiva, deivum
- derogatoryderogatorius, derogatoria, derogatorium
- dictatorialdictatorius, dictatoria, dictatorium
- desultorydesultorius, desultoria, desultorium
- desiredvotivus, votiva, votivum
- dialecticaldialecticus, dialectica, dialecticum
- delightful :: devoted to pleasurevoluptarius, voluptaria, voluptarium
- delightful :: devoted to pleasurevoluptuarius, voluptuaria, voluptuarium
- disjunctiveseparativus, separativa, separativum
- divine :: divinesidereus, siderea, sidereum
- Danubinus, Danubina, Danubinum
- Danuvinus, Danuvina, Danuvinum
- declamatorydeclamatorius, declamatoria, declamatorium
- digitaldigitalis, digitale
- distinguishedcapitalis, capitale
- done at the proper timetempestivus, tempestiva, tempestivum
- done at the proper timetempestus, tempesta, tempestum
- dramaticscaenarius, scaenaria, scaenarium
- dramaticscaenicus, scaenica, scaenicum
- dramaticscenicus, scenica, scenicum
- denoting the superficial contentsuperficialis, superficiale
- depending on the timetemporarius, temporaria, temporarium
- desiredagapetus, agapeta, agapetum
- declinedeclino 1
- distinctionbeneficium, beneficii n
- distinctionbenificium, benificii n
- diverse :: differentvarus, vara, varum
- draw overallinio 4
- draw overallino 3 (adlino 3)
- defilecollino 3
- diligent :: devotedcuriosus, curiosa, curiosum
- deceive somebody :: defraud somebodyalicui aliquam fallaciam porto
- displeasurebilis, bilis f
- draw upsubstringo 3
- draw upsustollo 3
- demand in courtvador 1
- detainalligo 1 (adligo 1)
- draw together above :: draw together oversuperstringo 3
- draw together :: distressango 3
- diviner :: directorauspex, auspicis m
- divination birdavis, avis f
- division into two halvesbipartitio, bipartitionis f
- division into two halvesbipertitio, bipertitionis f
- do not bite harddentes suspendo
- disagreeableamarus, amara, amarum
- disappointedamaricatus, amaricata, amaricatum
- disagreeablyacide
- disappointmentamaricatio, amaricationis f
- dejectionatra bilis
- dark :: dismalater, atra, atrum
- dye very black :: defamedenigro 1
- darkeningamaurosis, amaurosis f
- detractorcarinator, carinatoris m
- dazzle someone's eyesaciem oculorum alicui praestringo
- delightfulbeabilis, beabile
- doltblennus, blenni m
- dispositionvena, venae f
- disperse by blowingdifflo 1
- dark bluecaesicius, caesicia, caesicium
- dark bluecaesitius, caesitia, caesitium
- displayiactantia, iactantiae f
- division of cavalryvexillatio, vexillationis f
- debilitating agentscorpus insumentia
- dead bodycorpus hominis mortui
- diminish by boiling :: diminish :: declinedecoco 3
- diminish by boiling :: diminish :: declinedecoquo 3 (decoco, dequoquo)
- diminish by boiling :: diminish :: declinedequoquo 3
- digestconcoquo 3
- discomfort :: discomfortaestuatio, aestuationis f
- daringlyconfidenter
- daringaudacia, audaciae f
- define :: designate by limiting :: determinedefinio 4
- define :: designate by limiting :: determinediffinio 4
- determining :: determination :: decisionterminatio, terminationis f
- decelerate the carcurrum sufflamine tardo
- demolish the wall and fill in the trenchesvallum scindo fossasque compleo
- destroy :: dconfringo 3
- destroy :: dissipateconfrango 3
- dash to pieces :: destroy by outragediminuo 3
- dash to pieces :: destroy by outragedimminuo 3
- destroysubrumpo 3
- destroydefringo 3
- destroyabrumpo 3
- disown one’s pledgesponsum nego
- dash to piecesdirumpo 3 (disrumpo 3)
- destroyconrumpo 3
- digressionanfractus, anfractus m (amfractus)
- digressionamfractus, amfractus m
- defence :: doubletthorax, thoracis m
- desire to reach :: desire to obtainaspiro 1
- desire to reach :: desire to obtainadspiro 1
- draw breathspiro 1
- deep breathsuspiritus, suspiritus m
- distinguishedsplendidus, splendida, splendidum
- distinctly :: distinctlyclaritus
- denouncedefero
- disturbago 3
- deteriorate by mingling :: defilecontamino 1
- design :: delineate :: describe :: depictdeformo 1 (1)
- deform :: disfigure :: disgrace :: dishonordeformo 1 (2)
- destroycasso 1
- destroyad exitium voco
- dress :: deckcomo 3
- describecondo 3
- dig upsubigo 3
- develop self-awarenessanimum ad se ipsum advoco
- difficult of access :: disconnectedabruptus, abrupta, abruptum
- difficultconfragosus, confragosa, confragosum
- drooping :: downcast :: dejected :: dispiriteddemissus, demissa, demissum
- disorderlyconfusus, confusa, confusum
- devisearchitectonor 1
- destroy utterlydeflagro 1
- destroy utterlydefragro 1
- destroydeuro 3
- destroycomburo 3
- destroycommuro 3
- destroy by fire :: dry up :: disturburo 3
- destroyconfunero 1
- destroysepelio 4
- diligentlysedule
- diligentlysedulo
- diligentsedulus, sedula, sedulum
- desire :: devotionstudium, studii n
- disturb :: disquietarieto 1
- drop by dropstillatim
- dangerous waysper abrupta
- deviation :: digressiondeverticulum, deverticuli n
- deviation :: digressiondevorticulum, devorticuli n
- deviation :: digressiondiverticulum, diverticuli n
- desertavium, avii n
- divert :: distract :: divert :: disavowavoco 1
- delayadvoco 1
- defame someonealicui male dico
- declareclamo 1
- do a thing in behalf of the statecuro 1
- devoted todiligens, diligentis
- diligentlydiligenter
- diligentlycurate
- diligencediligentia, diligentiae f
- delightblanditia, blanditiae f
- delightblandities, blanditiei f
- describecircumvecto 1
- disperse :: distract :: disquiet :: disturb a person :: divulge :: defer :: delaydiffero
- drive something awayaveho 3
- destroy :: do away withtollo 3
- deportationdeportatio, deportationis f
- degradeabicio 5
- draw lots :: divide :: distributesortior 4
- demolish :: destroydemolio 4
- demolish :: destroydemolior 4
- declivity :: descentdeiectus, deiectus m
- drawing of lots :: determining by lotsortitio, sortitionis f
- drawing of lots :: destinysortitus, sortitus m
- defencecastellum, castelli n
- depending upon chance :: declined with casescasualis, casuale
- deceivedecipio 5
- deceiving :: deception :: deceit :: disadvantagecaptio, captionis f
- discoverydeprehensio, deprehensionis f
- derivearcesso 3
- deteriorate :: dishonordegenero 1
- deposit somewhere :: draw upconstituo 3
- denspelaeum, spelaei n
- denspeleum, spelei n
- denspelunca, speluncae f
- den :: ditch :: drainspecus, specus m
- desistconcesso 1
- drip downcassito 1
- disapprovedamno 1
- deviate :: departdemuto 1 (intr.)
- dutyvicis f
- diminish :: destroy :: disproveconfuto 1
- declaimerbuca, bucae f
- declaimerbucca, buccae f
- daredevilaudax, audacis m
- dairy specialistcasearius, casearii m
- distinguished by sizecapitaneus, capitanea, capitaneum
- destroydestrangulo 1
- distinctiondelectus, delectus m (dilectus, dilectus m)
- distinctiondilectus, dilectus m
- downtowncentrum urbis
- draw the wine from the leesvinum liquo
- dash togethercollido 3
- dash togetherconlido 3
- divisionclassis, classis f
- defecatedefaeco 1
- defecatedefeco 1
- defecatedefico 1
- detergentsmegma, smegmatis n
- detergentsmigma, smigmatis n
- detergentzmegma, zmegmatis n
- distinctdilucidus, dilucida, dilucidum
- distinctclarus, clara, clarum
- distinctlydilucide
- distinctlysignate
- distinctlysignatim
- distinctlysignificanter
- distinctnessclaritas, claritatis f
- distinctclarisonus, clarisona, clarisonum
- divideconfindo 3
- dividediffindo 3
- drag afteradhaereo 2
- dividingscissio, scissionis f
- divided into two partsbifidatus, bifidata, bifidatum
- divided into two partsbifidus, bifida, bifidum
- divided into two partsbifissus, bifissa, bifissum
- dependentsclientela, clientelae f
- devotedadhaesibilis, adhaesibile
- drag-chainsufflamen, sufflaminis n
- deeplyarte
- dulyapte
- dressed in mourningatratus, atrata, atratum
- dressed in silkssericatus, sericata, sericatum
- dressvestitus, vestitus m
- deducecolligo 3
- dialoguedeverbium, deverbii n
- disease of the coloncolon, coli n
- disease of the coloncolum, coli n (2)
- disease of the coloncolus, coli m
- dyestuffcolor, coloris m
- dyestuffcolos, coloris m
- distress :: deceive :: defraud onecircumvenio 4
- descenddescendo 3
- draw nearadbito 3
- draw nigh toappropinquo 1
- dieanimam finio
- diecursum vitae conficio
- draw nearsubeo
- decencydecentia, decentiae f
- decision of an arbitrator :: decision :: dominionarbitrium, arbitrii n
- distinguishedcommendatus, commendata, commendatum
- defileadultero 1
- defileadulteror 1
- discretionsensus, sensus m
- despicable namesvilitas nominum
- densityspissitas, spissitatis f
- division of an armychors, chortis f
- drawing up of juridical formulasconceptio, conceptionis f
- discdiscus magneticus
- demonstrationapodixis, apodixis f
- discipleshipdiscipulatus, discipulatus m
- difficulty of obtaining the consular dignityangustiae petitionis
- draw together into one streamcorrivo 1
- daringconfidens, confidentis
- demonstrate the truth of a thingconfirmo 1
- diametrical :: discrepantcompugnanter
- draff :: dregscolluvies, colluviei f (colluvio, colluvionis f)
- draff :: dregscolluvio, colluvionis f
- draff :: dregscolluvium, colluvii n
- doing something about debtsaeri alieno subvenio
- disorderlyturbate
- dismay :: disquietude :: disturbance :: disorderconsternatio, consternationis f
- disorder :: disturbanceturbatio, turbationis f
- draw a conclusionconiecturam facio
- desire forconciliatio, conciliationis f
- dedicate :: devote :: deify :: destinedesacro 1
- dedicate :: devote :: deify :: destinedesecro 1
- despise :: disdain :: defy :: disparagecontemno 3
- despise :: disdain :: defy :: disparagecontempno 3
- deliberate :: discusscommentor 1
- deliberateconsulo 3
- deliberately :: designedlyconsulte
- deliberately :: designedlyconsulto
- deliberationcircumspicientia, circumspicientiae f
- deeming worthy :: dignitydignatio, dignationis f
- double rhythmicdirhythmus, dirhythma, dirhythmum
- durationadsiduitas, adsiduitatis f - beständiges Fortdauern
- durationassiduitas, assiduitatis f (adsiduitas, adsiduitatis f)
- disposition :: definitionconstitutio, constitutionis f
- deliberate upon somethingconsulo 3
- decree :: decision :: divinationconsultum, consulti n
- decree :: decision :: divinationconsultus, consultus m
- destroyerconsumptor, consumptoris m
- declinetabitudo, tabitudinis f
- despicabledespectus, despecta, despectum
- despicabledespicabilis, despicabile
- despicablycontempte
- dispute :: debateconcerto 1
- disputingcertabundus, certabunda, certabundum
- dispute someone's first rankde palma cum aliquo contendo
- dealdepactio, depactionis f
- dealdepectio, depectionis f
- dispute :: debatecontraversia, contraversiae f
- discoursecolloquium, colloquii n
- dialoguedialogus, dialogi m
- discoursediscursus, discursus m
- discoursing togetherconfabulatio, confabulationis f
- disputation :: discussionsermocinatio, sermocinationis f
- dialogicallydialogice
- discuss something with oneconfabulor 1
- digest :: disturb the mindcoquo 3
- digesting of foodcoctio, coctionis f
- deuteronomium, deuteronomii n
- describe in painting :: describe in writing :: delineate :: describedescribo 3
- division of soldiers (in the Macedonian army)agema, agematis n
- defiletamino 1
- decayedputridus, putrida, putridum
- deformer :: distorter :: defacerdepravator, depravatoris m
- decayingtabidosus, tabidosa, tabidosum
- decayingtabiosus, tabiosa, tabiosum
- dining-roomtrichilinium, trichilinii n
- dining-roomtricilinium, tricilinii n
- dining-roomtriclinium, triclinii n
- dress :: deckvestio 4
- defendtego 3
- delusivebracteatus, bracteata, bracteatum
- delusivebratteatus, bratteata, bratteatum (bracteatus)
- disguisedtectus, tecta, tectum
- doubletthoraca, thoracae f
- defencetegimentum, tegimenti n
- defencetegmen, tegminis n
- defencetegmentum, tegmenti n
- defencetegumen, teguminis n
- defencetegumentum, tegumenti n
- deckconstratum, constrati n
- dwellingplacecunabula, cunabulorum n
- deceitsycophantia, sycophantiae f
- deceitfullysycophantiose
- defectcolpa, colpae f
- defectculpa, culpae f
- detectivecustos criminalis
- defraudadmutilo 1
- delete a wordverbum induco
- decreasesubsido 3
- diminutioncomminutio, comminutionis f
- dwellcolo 3
- deity of agriculture (Ceres, Faunus, Faunus)agricola, agricolae m
- deity of agriculture (Ceres, Faunus, Faunus)agricula, agriculae m
- drinking-vesselcalix, calicis m
- daily accountcomputus cottidianus
- denounce while invoking a deity :: detest :: deprecatedetestor 1
- detestabilitydetestabilitas, detestabiltatis f
- damnableanathemabilis, anathemabile
- diminishamputo 1
- diminishcircumcido 3
- disorderedaccisus, accisa, accisum
- distinctlyabscise
- decide a matter :: determine :: diminishdecido 3 [2]
- deprive of :: detractabscido 3
- destroy :: divide minutely :: dismember :: destroy :: deceive :: defraudconcido 3
- dividedcommaticus, commatica, commaticum
- dividedsectilis, sectile
- divideseco 1
- destroycaedo 3
- divide by forcescindo 3
- divisibility :: dissectabilitysecabilitas, secabilitatis f
- diggingssectura, secturae f
- dad :: daddytata, tatae m
- daily allowance of food or pay :: diary, journaldiarium, diarii n
- dainty dishes :: delicaciescopadia, copadiorum n
- dainty dishes :: delicaciescupedia, cupediorum n
- dainty dishes :: delicaciescuppadia, cupadiorum n
- dainty dishes :: delicaciescuppedia, cuppediorum n
- dainty dishes :: delicaciescuppediae, cuppediarum f (cupediae, cupediarum f)
- dally :: delaytreico 1
- dally :: delaytrico 1
- Damascus, Damasci f
- dance around :: dance hoppingantruo 1
- dance in a ring :: dancechorus, chori m
- dance in a ring :: dancechorea, choreae f
- dancing :: danceballematia, ballematiae f
- danger of war :: danger in warpericulum belli
- danger of war :: danger of the emergence of warpericulum belli instantis
- danger to life :: danger of lifecapitis periculum
- dark sea :: dark oceanundae caecae
- dark-colored :: dark blue :: dark green :: dark :: duncaeruleus, caerulea, caeruleum
- dark-colored :: dark blue :: dark green :: dark :: duncaerulus, caerula, caerulum
- dark-colored :: dark blue :: dark green :: dark :: duncoeruleus, coerulea, coeruleum
- dark-colored :: dark blue :: dark green :: dark :: duncoerulus, coerula, coerulum
- dark-colored :: dark bluecaeruleatus, caeruleata, caeruleatum
- dark-red clothes :: dark-colored clothesxerampelinae, xerampelinarum f
- dark :: dreadfulatrox, atrocis
- darken the day :: discolor the daydiem inficio
- darkness of night :: dimness of a swoon :: darkness of death :: death-shades :: dark bathing-place :: dungeon :: dark lodgingstenebrae, tenebrarum f
- darkness :: dimness of the eyestenebricositas, tenebricositatis f
- data storage :: data retentiondatorum repositio
- data transmission :: data transfertransmissio datorum
- daughter of the abnepos :: daughter of the abneptisadneptis, adneptis f
- daughter of the abnepos :: daughter of the abneptisatneptis, atneptis f
- day of death :: date of deathdies emortualis
- day of death :: date of deathsupremus dies
- day :: dying-day :: daylightdies, diei m
- daybreak :: dawndiluculum, diluculi n
- dead :: deceasedabalienatus, abalienata, abalienatum
- dead :: decayedmortuus, mortua, mortuum
- dealing with the celestials :: dealing with the heavenlycommercia caeli
- death robe :: death dressvestimentum mortui
- debate with someone about something :: debate something with someoneconcerto cum aliquo de aliqua re
- debauchery :: debaucheriescupiditātēs licentiosae
- debt payment :: debt settlement :: debt redemptionaeris alieni solutio
- decay :: destructiondilapsio, dilapsionis f
- decayed :: dry by old agecariosus, cariosa, cariosum
- deceased :: dead :: defunctdefunctus, defuncta, defunctum
- deceiver :: defraudercircumventor, circumventoris m
- deceiving :: defrauding :: deception :: deceitcircumscriptio, circumscriptionis f
- deceiving :: deludingdelusio, delusionis f
- deception :: deceitcircumversura, circumversurae f
- decide :: determine :: debate :: dispute :: discussdiscepto 1
- decide :: determine :: decree :: decide by combatdecerno 3
- decision battle :: decisive fightultima dimicatio
- decision :: decreedecretio, decretionis f
- declaration of intent :: designation of will :: declaration of intentionvoluntatis significatio
- declaration of intent :: declaration of intentionvoluntatis declaratio
- declare a thing to be one’s own :: discernagnosco 3
- declare it one’s own possession :: declareassero 3 (adsero 3)
- declare one (a slave) to be free by laying hands upon him :: declare one to be a slave by laying the hand upon him :: defend :: defend againstassero 3 (adsero 3)
- declare one's assets :: declare one's wealthcenseor 2
- decline in reputation :: decrease in prestigeauctoritas imminuta
- decline :: decline to do any thing :: depreciate :: detract fromdetracto 1
- decline :: decline to do any thing :: depreciate :: detract fromdetrecto 1
- decoction of barley-groats :: decoction of riceptisanarium, ptisanarii n
- decoction of barley-groats :: decoction of ricetisanarium, tisanarii n
- decompose :: disintegrate :: decaydiluor 3
- decree the cessation of all legal transactions :: decree a judicial standstilliustitium edico
- decree :: doctrinedecretum, decreti n
- dedicate :: devotedico 1
- dedicate :: devote something as sacred to a deity :: deify :: devote to destruction :: doom to destructionconsecro 1
- dedicate :: devote something as sacred to a deity :: deify :: devote to destruction :: doom to destructionconsacro 1
- dedicate :: devotedevoto 1
- dedicated to a thing :: devoted to a thing :: destined toaddictus, addicta, addictum
- dedication of a church :: dedication of a templededicatio templi
- deduct :: diminishdeduco 3
- deem worthy :: deem deservingdignor 1
- deep sleep :: death :: drowsinesssopor, soporis m
- deep vessel for serving up or cooking food :: dishcatinum, catini n
- deep vessel for serving up or cooking food :: dishcatinus, catini m
- deep-seated :: deeply rootedaltissime sedens
- deep :: depresseddepressus, depressa, depressum
- deeply :: deploredequeror 3
- defection :: desertion :: deficiency :: disappearancedefectio, defectionis f
- defection :: disappearance, weaknessdefectus, defectus m
- defective :: decayedcarians, cariantis
- defend democratic principles :: defend the cause of the peoplecausam popularem defendo
- defender of an external danger :: defender of a danger from outsidecautor alieni periculi
- defense serving :: defendingdefensionalis, defensionale
- deferring :: delaysustentatio, sustentationis f
- defile :: dishonor by unchastity :: debauch :: deflourstupro 1
- defilement :: dishonor :: disgrace :: dishonor :: disgrace by unchastity :: debaucherystuprum, stupri n
- defilement :: dishonorconstupratio, constuprationis f
- defiler :: debaucherstuprator, stupratoris m
- define the target :: define the destination :: define the goalterminum pango
- define :: delimitterminis aliquid circumscribo
- define :: delimitterminis aliquid describo
- definite :: distinctdefinitus, definita, definitum
- definitely :: distinctlydefinite
- definitive :: decisive :: definite :: distinctdefinitivus, definitiva, definitivum
- definitively :: distinctlydefinitive
- deflecting :: distractingdeflexus, deflexa, deflexum
- deformed :: disfigured :: distorteddeformatus, deformata, deformatum
- deformity :: deformity of characterdeformitas, deformitatis f
- defrauder :: deceivercircumscriptor, circumscriptoris m
- degenerate :: dishonor :: desecratedegenio 1
- degradation :: demotion :: declassificationdegradatio, degradationis f
- degrade someone's reputationde :: defame someoneauctoritatem alicuius imminuo
- degrade :: downgradedegrado 1
- dejectedly :: depressingly :: downheartedlyafflictim
- delay action :: doubtcunctor 1
- delayer :: dilatory persondilator, dilatoris m
- delaying :: dilatorydilatorius, dilatoria, dilatorium
- delaying :: dilatorycunctans, cunctantis
- delectable :: delightfuldelectabilis, delectabile
- delegate :: deputyapocrisarius, apocrisarii m
- delegate :: deputyapocrisiarius, apocrisiarii m
- deliberation :: determination :: deviceconsilium, consilii n
- delicacies :: delicious treatsbonae res
- delicate food :: daintiesscitamenta, scitamentorum n
- delicious :: delicatedeliciosus, deliciosa, deliciosum
- delight :: deliciousness :: darlingdelicia, deliciae f
- delight :: deliciousness :: darlingdeliciae, deliciarum f
- delight :: deliciousness :: darlingdelicies, deliciei f
- delight :: deliciousness :: darlingdelicium, delicii n
- delight :: deliciousness :: darlingdelicius, delicii m
- delighting :: delightdelectatio, delectationis f
- delineated only in semblance :: devised in darkness :: darkadumbratus, adumbrata, adumbratum
- deliver together :: deliver whollycontrado 3
- deluge :: douchecataclysmos, cataclysmi m
- deluge :: douchecataclysmus, cataclysmi m
- demagogic machinations :: demagogic activitiesconcitatio popularis
- denoting the agnomen :: denoting the epithetagnominativus, agnominativa, agnominativum
- denoting the will :: denoting the aspirationvoluntativus, voluntativa, voluntativum
- dental treatment :: dental carecuratio dentaria
- dental treatment :: dental carecuratio dentium
- deny a thing :: deny a requestdenego 1
- denying :: denialabnegatio, abnegationis f
- depart from its race or kind :: degeneratedegenero 1
- depart from life :: dievita cedo
- depart from life :: dievita concedo
- depart from life :: dievita defungi
- depart from life :: dievita defungor
- depart from life :: dievita excedo
- depart from life :: diede vita decedo
- depart from life :: diede vita excedo
- depart from life :: diede vita exeo
- depict :: draw :: describedepingo 3
- deploy the troops :: develop the troopscopias explico
- deprive of feeling :: deprive of sensesopio 4
- deprive of generative power :: debilitate :: diminishcastro 1
- deprive of its natural color :: discolor :: deface :: disgracedecoloro 1
- deprive of ornament :: dishonordepompo 1
- deprive of the skin :: deprive of the outer coveringdecorio 1
- deprive of virginity :: deflourdevirgino 1
- deprive one of a thing by judicial sentence :: declare that it does not belong to oneabiudico 1
- deprive the consul of his office :: depose the consulconsuli munus abrogo
- deprived of it’s natural color :: discolored :: defaced :: depraved :: degeneratedecolor, decoloris
- deprived of it’s natural color :: discolored :: defaced :: depraved :: degeneratedecolorus, decolora, decolorum
- deprived of life :: deadcassus lumine
- deprived or bereft of a husband or wife :: destitute ofviduus, vidua, viduum
- depriving of ornament :: dishonoringdepompatio, depompationis f
- deputy :: delegatedelegatus, delegati m
- derivable :: deflectable :: distractiblederivabilis, derivabile
- derive :: deducedirivo 1
- derive :: designdefiguro 1
- derived form :: derivationforma derivativa
- derived words :: derivative wordsverba paragoga
- derived :: derivativetraducticius, traducticia, traducticium
- derived :: descendeddedux, deducis
- descend to an act :: descend to an employment :: depart :: deviate :: differ fromdescendo 3
- descent :: descending waydescensus, descensus m
- describe someone's life :: depict someone's lifevitam alicuius depingo
- describer :: delineatordescriptor, descriptoris m
- description :: delineationdepictio, depictionis f
- desert places :: desertsdeserta, desertorum n
- deserving imprecation :: deserving abhorrenceabominābilis, abominābile
- desire :: desiringdesideratio, desiderationis f
- desiring :: desirouscupiens, cupientis
- desolate places :: desolate areasaphantica, aphanticorum n
- desolate :: desertedaphanticus, aphantica, aphanticum
- desolater :: devastater :: destroyervastator, vastatoris m
- desolating :: desolation :: desertdesolatio, desolationis f
- despairing :: despondingdesponsio, desponsionis f
- despise :: disdaindespicor 1
- despised :: despicablecontemptus, contempta, contemptum
- despised :: disdaineddespicus, despica, despicum
- despiser :: disdainerspretor, spretoris m
- despising :: disdainspretio, spretionis f
- despising :: disdainspretus, spretus m
- despoil :: detract from :: diminishdepeculor 1
- destroy :: distract :: disturbscindo 3
- destruction :: devastation :: demolishingdemolitio, demolitionis f
- determine to do something :: decide :: determineconstituo 3
- deterrent apparatus :: deterrent measuresapparatus deterrificus
- detonation :: deflagrationdetonatio, detonationis f
- detractor :: depreciatorderogator, derogatoris m
- deviate from a straight line :: dotedeleiro 1
- deviate from a straight line :: dotedelero 1
- deviate from a straight line :: dotedeliro 1
- deviating from a fixed rule :: departing from a fixed ruleabnormis, abnorme
- deviating from the right tone :: discordant :: dissonantabsonans, absonantis
- deviating from the right tone :: discordant :: dissonantabsonus, absona, absonum
- devilish :: diabolicaldiabolicus, diabolica, diabolicum
- devilish :: diabolicaldiabolosus, diabolosa, diabolosum
- devilish :: diabolicalzabolicus, zabolica, zabolicum
- devise something by careful thought :: devisecomminiscor 3
- devise tricks :: deceive :: deludecalvio 4
- devise tricks :: deceive :: deludecalvo 3
- devise tricks :: deceive :: deludecalvor 3 (calvo 3) (calvio 4)
- devote one’s self to death :: devote one’s self tome devoveo
- devoted to any one :: devoutdevotus, devota, devotum
- devoted :: dedicateddicatus, dicata, dicatum
- devoting :: devoting of oneself :: devotedness :: devotiondevotio, devotionis f
- devouring :: destructionvoratus, voratus m
- diagonal :: diagonal linediagonalis, diagonalis f
- diagonal :: diagonal linediagonus, diagoni m
- diarrhea :: diarrhoeaalvus exsoluta
- diarrhea :: diarrhoeaalvus resoluta
- diatribe :: derisive poemcarmen famosum
- diatribe :: derisive poemcarmen malum
- dictating :: dictationdictatio, dictationis f
- die gloriously :: die with glorybene morior
- die in utmost peace :: die in utmost tranquillityaequissimo animo morior
- die off :: die :: depart :: decease :: departdemorior 5
- die with one :: die at the same time with onecommorior 5
- die :: decayaboleor 2
- difference :: diversitydifferentia, differentiae f
- difference :: diversitydifferitas, differitatis f
- difference :: diversityvariantia, variantiae f
- difference :: diversityvarietas, varietatis f
- different :: discordantdiffors, diffortis
- different :: divergent :: deviantdiscessivus, discessiva, discessivum
- difficulty :: dangerscopulus, scopuli m
- difficulty :: distressdifficultas, difficultatis f
- dig around something :: dig aboutcircumfodio 5
- dig downwards :: dig deep :: dig up :: digdefodio 5
- dig thoroughly :: dig round aboutconfodio 5
- dig underneath :: dig undersuffodio 5
- digital age :: digital eraaetās digitalis
- dignity of consul :: dignity of imperial governorconsularitas, consularitatis f
- diligent meditation upon something :: dissertation :: descriptioncommentatio, commentationis f
- diligent :: diligentdiligens, diligentis
- diluted :: drunkdilutus, diluta, dilutum
- diminish by age :: die awaydesenesco 3
- diminish someone's fame :: detract from someone's gloryde fama (gloria) alicuius detraho
- diminish :: destroy :: digestconficio 5
- diminution of personal wealth :: diminution of the private assetsde bonis privatorum deminutio
- diminution :: decreasedecrementum, decrementi n
- diminution :: decrease :: diminutive formdeminutio, deminutionis f
- diminution :: decrease :: diminutive formdiminutio, diminutionis f
- dine often :: dine much :: dine :: dine uponcaenito 1
- dine often :: dine much :: dine :: dine uponcenito 1
- dine often :: dine much :: dine :: dine uponcoenito 1
- dining-room :: dining-hallcenatio, cenationis f
- dining-room :: dining-hallcoenatio, coenationis f
- dipping in :: dipping underbaptisma, baptismatis n
- dipping in :: dipping underbaptismum, baptismi n
- dipping in :: dipping underbaptismus, baptismi m
- dipping into :: dip :: dyeingtinctus, tinctus m
- dire straits :: difficult timestempora gravia
- dire straits :: difficult timestempora iniqua
- direct extension :: direct continuation :: direct follow-upsubcontinuatio, subcontinuationis f
- direct the mind to :: direct the attention toanimadverto 3
- direct the mind to :: direct the attention toanimadvorto 3
- directed to another place :: directed to other objectsaliorsum (aliorsus)
- directed to another place :: directed to other objectsaliorsus
- directed to another place :: directed to other objectsalioversum
- directed to another place :: directed to other objectsalioversus
- directed to another place :: directed to other objectsaliovorsum
- directed to another place :: directed to other objectsaliovorsus
- dirt :: dirty fellowcaenum, caeni n (coenum, coeni n)
- dirt :: dirty fellowcenum, ceni n
- dirt :: dregs of the peoplesordes, sordis f
- dirty scrawl :: dirty smearcharta cacata
- dirty :: defilesordido 1
- dirty :: despicable :: disgracefulsordidus, sordida, sordidum
- disagree :: differdiscrepo 1
- disarm :: deprive of powerdearmo 1
- disavow :: denydiffiteor 2
- discolored :: disfigured :: degenerateddecoloratus, decolorata, decoloratum
- discontinuance of a practice :: discontinuance of a habit :: disuse :: desuetudedesuetudo, desuetudinis f
- discord :: dissensiondiscorditas, discorditatis f
- discord :: dissensiondiscordium, discordii n
- discordance :: dissimilarity :: discrepancydiscrepantia, discrepantiae f
- discordant :: disagreeing :: different :: distinct :: doublediscors, discordis
- discouragement :: despondencydefectio animi
- discovered :: detectedcompertus, comperta, compertum
- discuss what needs to be done :: discuss what to docommentor, quid sit faciendum
- discutient :: dissolvingdiscussorius, discussoria, discussorium
- disdain for oneself :: disdain for one's own personvilitas sui
- disdain :: despiseaspernor 1
- disease of the intestineschordapsus, chordapsi m
- diseased in the hough :: diseased in the pasternsuffraginosus, suffraginosa, suffraginosum
- disfigure :: deformdevenusto 1
- disgrace yourself :: disgrace oneselfturpis invenior
- disgrace :: dishonordedecoramentum, dedecorament n
- disgrace :: dishonordedecoratio, dedecorationis f
- disgrace :: dishonordehonestatio, dehonestationis f
- disgrace :: dishonordedecoro 1
- disgrace :: dishonordedecus, dedecoris n
- disgrace :: disparage :: dishonordehonesto 1
- disgraceful :: dishonorablededecorosus, dedecorosa, dedecorosum
- disgraceful :: dishonorablededecorus, dedecora, dedecorum
- disharmony :: discorddiaphonia, diaphoniae f
- dishonor :: disgrace :: defile :: disfigure :: deformturpo 1
- disjoin :: divideseiugo 1
- disjoin :: divideseparo 1
- disjoined :: drawn by six horsessexiugis, sexiuge
- disjunction :: divisionseiunctio, seiunctionis f
- dismiss the assembly :: dissolve the assemblyconcilium dimitto
- disorder :: disquietconturbatio, conturbationis f
- disparager :: detractordetractor, detractoris m
- disperse :: disband the assemblycoetum dimittunt
- dispiritedly :: despondinglyabiecte
- dispose :: devise :: devisecompono 3
- disposition toward any one :: desireanimus, animi m
- dispute someone's first rank :: dispute someone's highest rankde principatu cum aliquo contendo
- dispute :: disagreementdiscrepatio, discrepationis f
- dispute :: disputation :: debate :: discussion :: disquisition :: decisiondisceptatio, disceptationis f
- disquiet greatly :: damage :: disquiet :: distressafflicto (adflicto) 1
- disquiet greatly :: damage :: disquiet :: distress :: disordered :: dejected :: discouraged :: desponding :: depravedafflictus, afflicta, afflictum (adflictus)
- dissect :: divide :: dismemberartuo 1
- dissension :: discordseditio, seditionis f
- dissension :: disputeseiunctio, seiunctionis f
- dissolute man :: debaucheeasotus, asoti m
- dissolve into ashes :: disintegrate in ashesin cinerem vanesco
- dissuasive :: dehortatorydehortatorius, dehortatoria, dehortatorium
- distinguishable :: discerniblediscernibilis, discernibile
- distracted :: disturbed :: disquieted :: diseased, disorderedconturbatus, conturbata, conturbatum
- distribute :: dividediscribo 3
- district :: departmentchora, chorae f
- distrust :: despairdiffido 3
- disturb :: disorder :: disorganizeturbo 1
- disturb :: disconcert :: diffuseconfundo 3
- disturb :: distress :: draw outsollicito 1
- disturb :: disquiet in feelingconturbo 1
- disunion :: disagreement :: dissension :: discorddiscordia, discordiae f
- disunite :: disjoin :: divideseiungo 3
- disuse :: disaccustomdesuefacio 5
- disuse :: disaccustomdesuesco 3
- ditch :: dikescrobis, scrobis c
- dithyramb :: dithyrambic poemthyrambus, thyrambi m
- diuretic property :: diuretic effectvirtus mictualis
- diverse :: differentvarius, varia, varium
- diversity of opinion in discussions :: diversity of the contributions to the discussionvarietas in disputationibus
- divide crosswise :: divide in the form of an X :: decussatedecuso 1
- divide crosswise :: divide in the form of an X :: decussatedecusso 1
- divide into decuriae :: divide the people into companies or clubsdecurio 1
- divide into pieces :: dismemberdefrusto 1
- divide three times :: divide in threetripartio 4
- divide three times :: divide in threetripertio 4
- divide :: divide into partsdepartio 4
- divide :: dividing into two partiesdescindo 3
- divide :: distinguishdiscrimino 1
- divided into a hundred parts :: divided into a great many partscentifidus, centifida, centifidum
- divided into three parts :: divisible into three partstripartitus, tripartita, tripartitum
- divided into three parts :: divisible into three partstripertitus, tripertita, tripertitum
- divided into two parts :: doublebipartitus, bipartita, bipartitum (bipertitus)
- divided into two parts :: doublebipertitus, bipertita, bipertitum
- dividing of food :: dissolving :: digestiondigestio, digestionis f
- dividing :: distributingcontributio, contributionis f
- dividing :: distributing :: distributiontributio, tributionis f
- dividing :: distribution by auctionsectio, sectionis f
- divination by observing the flight of birds :: divine premonition :: divine tokenauspicium, auspicii n
- divorce his wife :: divorce from his wifeuxorem suas res sibi habere iubeo
- dizzy spells :: dizzinesscaligines, caliginum f
- do any thing with earnestness :: do earnestly :: declare positively, affirm :: demonstrateadsevero 1
- do any thing with earnestness :: do earnestly :: declare positively, affirm :: demonstrateassevero 1 (adsevero 1)
- do not give way to misfortune :: don't give in to bad lucktu ne cede malis
- do one thing and then another :: do a thing by turnsalterno 1
- do some introspection :: do a self-reflectioncontemplatione mei fruor
- do someone's job on time :: do someone's job conscientiouslyalicuius mandata diligenter conficio
- do someone's job :: do someone's biddingalicuius mandata digero
- do someone's job :: do someone's biddingalicuius mandata persequor
- dodderer :: decrepit persondecrepitus, decrepiti m
- dog kennel :: doghousecanis tugurium
- dog kennel :: doghousetugurium canis
- dog-thorn :: dog-rosecynacantha, cynacanthae f
- dog :: dog-throwcanis, canis c
- doing :: duty :: deliberationactio, actionis f
- campi Donescenses
- pelvis Donescensis
- done suddenly :: done in hastesubitarius, subitaria, subitarium
- door opener :: door breakerapertularius, apertularii m
- dotting :: demarcationdepunctio, depunctionis f
- double gamma :: digammadigamma n (indecl.)
- double gamma :: digammadigamma, digammae f
- double gamma :: digammadigamma, digammatis n
- double gamma :: digammadigammon, digammi n
- double gamma :: digammadigammos, digammi f
- double one's care :: double one's diligencecuram intendo
- double proposition :: dilemmadilemma, dilemmatis n
- downcast :: disheartened :: despondingabiectus, abiecta, abiectum
- downwards :: downdeorsum
- downwards :: downdeorsus
- draft a biography of someone :: draft a description of someone's lifevitam alicuius expono
- drag :: discusstracto 1
- dragging his tedious life :: dragging his weary lifevitam asperam traho
- drain :: dehydrateaquam removeo
- drain :: divert the wateraquam deduco
- drainage canal :: drainage pipecanabula, canabulae f
- draught of fishes set to sale :: dealers in fishbolonae, bolonarum m
- draw a line around :: draw a line as the circumference of a thing :: definecircumscribo 3
- draw apart :: divide :: digest :: distribute :: dispersediduco 3
- draw around :: drag aroundcircumtraho 3
- draw away from underneath :: draw away by stealth :: draw offsubtraho 3
- draw away from :: drag away :: divertabstraho 3
- draw close :: draw :: deaden :: draw together :: draw closeradstringo 3
- draw close :: draw :: deaden :: draw together :: draw closerastringo 3 (adstringo 3)
- draw from under :: draw from below :: draw up :: draw away from amongsubduco 3
- draw off :: draw away :: draw down :: disparage :: detract fromdetraho 3
- draw out :: draw forthdepromo 3
- draw over :: dishonor :: disgrace :: degrade :: display :: derivetraduco 3
- draw tight :: draw togetherstringo 3
- draw to :: draw toward :: drag with force :: drawadtraho 3
- draw to :: draw toward :: drag with force :: drawattraho 3 (adtraho 3)
- draw together :: draw incontraho 3
- draw violently hither and thither :: dislocate :: destroy :: dismemberconvello 3
- draw :: drag :: drag along :: draw off :: draw forth :: draw away :: draw out :: draw together :: draw in :: draw up :: drag away violentlytraho 3
- drawer :: drinkeraustor, austoris m
- drawer :: drinkerhaustor, haustoris m
- drawing off :: departure from :: detractiondetractio, detractionis f
- drawing together :: dejection :: despondencycontractio, contractionis f
- drawing :: dragging :: drawing out :: district :: drawing outtractus, tractus m
- drink down :: drink uptransbibo 3
- drink from cups :: drink from tankardscantharis bibo
- drink someone under the table :: drink someone to the groundaliquem vino depono
- drink someone under the table :: drink someone to the groundvino aliquem depono
- drink upon :: drink aftersuperbibo 3
- drink :: drink in eagerlyadbibo 3
- drinking readily :: drinking freelybibulus, bibula, bibulum
- drip down :: distil :: drop :: distildestillo 1 (distillo 1)
- drip down :: distil :: drop :: distildistillo 1
- drip incense :: drip Frankincensemascula tura
- dripping down :: distillingdestillatio, destillationis f (distillatio)
- dripping down :: distillingdistillatio, distillationis f
- drive at a thing in the mind :: deliberate upon :: devise :: designagito 1
- drive away by terrifying :: deterabsterreo 2
- drive below :: drive underneatsubterago 3
- drive down into the ground :: drive in the grounddepango 3
- drive down :: deprive ofdeturbo 1
- drive mad :: deprive of minddemento 1
- drive out one nail by another :: drive out one evil by another evilclavum clavo eicio
- drive out violence with force :: drive out violence with violencevim vi depello
- drive out :: drive away :: drive :: dislodge an enemy from his position :: deter, divert, dissuade from :: divert :: denydepello 3
- drive someone crazy :: drive someone out of his mindalicuius mentem alieno
- drive through :: despatch :: dispose oftransigo 3
- drive to a place :: drive home :: drive to a situationadigo 3
- drive together to a place :: drivecompello 3
- drive together to one point :: draw togethercogo 3
- drive :: directnavem applico
- driving away the wine frenzy :: driving away the wine intoxicationcrapulanus, crapulana, crapulanum
- driving off :: driving away :: defencedepulsio, depulsionis f
- driving to some place :: driving of a flock to drinkappulsus, appulsus m
- drizzly weather :: drizzle :: dripping rainsubstīllum, substīlli n
- drop one's blossoms :: decay :: declinedefloresco 3
- drop :: distilstillo 1
- dropping :: drippingstillativus, stillativa, stillativum
- drunk :: drunkentemulentus, temulenta, temulentum
- dry a thing by heat :: dry uptorreo 2
- dry place :: dry landaridum, aridi n
- dry salve :: dry salvexeron, xeri n
- dry up :: desiccatedesicco 1
- dry :: dried up :: dried uptorridus, torrida, torridum
- dry :: dry upadsicco 1
- dry :: dry upassicco 1
- dry :: dryardus, arda, ardum
- dry :: dryaridus, arida, aridum
- drying out :: desiccation :: dehydrationdesiccatio, desiccationis f
- dryness :: droughtaritudo, aritudinis f
- dryness :: drought :: drynessariditas, ariditatis f
- duck pen :: duck coop :: duck stallanatium stabula
- due measure :: due proportion :: due composition :: due qualitytemperatura, temperaturae f
- due measure :: dexteritycommoditas, commoditatis f
- duly arranged :: duly preparedtemperatus, temperata, temperatum
- dung-pit :: dung heapstercilinium, stercilinii n
- dung-pit :: dung heapstercilinum, stercilini n
- dung-pit :: dung heapsterculinum, sterculini n
- dusky :: dark :: doubtfulcreper, crepera, creperum
- dwarf elder :: danewordchamaeacte, chamaeactes f
- dwell by :: dwell nearaccolo 3 (adcolo 3)
- dwell round about :: dwell nearcircumcolo 3
- dweller by a place :: dweller near a placeaccola, accolae m
- dwelling in heaven :: deitycoelicola, coelicolae m
- dye works :: dye house :: dyeing factorytīnctorium, tīnctorii n
- dye-stuffs :: dyesinfectiva, infectivorum n
- dying (and already given up) :: deceaseddepositus, deposita, depositum
- dying bell :: death bellcampana funus indicans
- devoted tostudiosus, studiosa, studiosum
- districtTellus, Telluris f
- dine underneathsubceno 1
- dine underneathsubcoeno 1
- dine underneathsuccoeno 1
- devour :: dissipatecomedo
- devourtuburcinor 1
- devourdevescor 3
- dodesigno 1
- distance from the elbow to the end of the middle fingercubitum, cubiti n
- dramathymela, thymelae f
- dramathymele, thymeles f
- diminish someone's gloryalicuius famam (gloriam) imminuo
- declassify someonede dignitate aliquem deicio
- deceptionvanitas, vanitatis f
- draw offdepleo 2
- desert :: desolate :: deserted :: devastated :: destroyedvastus, vasta, vastum
- devoid of :: deprived ofcassus, cassa, cassum
- determine :: determinedetermino 1
- doomsdayaeterna illa et novissima nox
- diediem meum obeo
- diediem supremum obeo
- destitute :: dryadtenuatus, adtenuata, adtenuatum
- destitute :: dryattenuatus, attenuata, attenuatum (adtenuatus)
- disastervicissitudo fortunae
- device carriervasifer, vasiferi m
- double senseambiguitas, ambiguitatis f
- diminishconsido 3
- duration :: durabilityaeternitas, aeternitatis f
- daily foodvictus cotidianus
- dedicate his life to scienceaetatem in litteris ago
- dedicate his life to scienceaetatem in litteris duco
- denaturetristius quid facio
- denaturetristius quid reddo
- dencavea, caveae f
- detestablecoodibilis, coodibile
- disturbance :: disquietude :: disordertumultus, tumultus m
- detestabledetestabilis, detestabile
- detestationdetestatio, detestationis f
- destructioncrux, crucis f
- deathdefunctio, defunctionis f
- destroyercarnifex, carnificis m
- destroyercarnufex, carnuficis m
- declamationdeclamatio, declamationis f
- declaim :: declaimdeclamo 1
- direct one’s course eagerly somewherecontendo 3
- dieanimam efflo
- dieanimam effundo
- dieanimam emitto
- dieanimam exhalo
- dieanimam exspiro
- demolished, run down :: desolatedefututus, defututa, defututum
- divert suspicion from someonesuspicionem ab aliquo amoveo
- divert suspicion from someonesuspicionem ab aliquo averto
- defendant acquittedreus tonsus
- definitiondeclaratio, declarationis f
- declare one's opinion on somethingdeclaro sententiam
- distinctlysignanter
- deferring of the decision of the judgeampliatio, ampliationis f
- death campcampus captivis internecandis
- death campcampus internecivus
- death campcampus internicivus
- disposilion to followsequacitas, sequacitatis f
- dwindledetabesco 3
- decreasedeficior 5
- do wrongdelinquo 3
- deficienciedelinquio, delinquionis f
- deficienciedeliquio, deliquionis f (delinquio, delinquionis f)
- deficienciedeliquium, deliquii n
- dissolve :: divide :: dispersedilabor 3
- decline :: drop off :: diecado 3
- drift :: drift awaydeferor
- descenddelabor 3
- die :: dropdecido 3
- drop downcasito 1
- deceptivecaptiosus, captiosa, captiosum
- deciduousdeciduus, decidua, deciduum
- descent :: dischargedelapsus, delapsus m
- devoted to death :: destined to diecaducus, caduca, caducum
- deceitsimulatio, simulationis f
- distort a willtestamentum interpolo
- drivedefigo 3
- defect :: defect in the auspicesvitium, vitii n
- defectivelyvitiose
- dreadtimor, timoris m
- dreadtimos, timoris m
- dreadful :: detestabledirus, dira, dirum
- dreadfultremendus, tremenda, tremendum
- dreadfullyterribiliter
- down pillowculcita plumea
- defeathereddeplumatus, deplumata, deplumatum
- destroydepascor 3
- drive away :: destroy by feedingcompasco 3
- dreadvereor 2
- desire hotly :: dareavideo 2
- determine in common :: decreeconsentio 4
- delivererassertrix, assertricis f
- defenddefendo 3
- days on which fighting is permitteddies proeliares
- disputedigladior 1
- danger to lifedimicatio capitis
- documentgestorum volumen
- dressed with coriandercoriandratus, coriandrata, coriandratum
- dirtsubluvies, subluviei f
- dirt :: dunspurcitia, spurcitiae f
- dirt :: dunspurcities, spurcitiei f
- definitive judgmentsententia terminalis
- delicate haircapillulus, capillulī m
- delicatesubtilis, subtile
- delicatetenuis, tenue
- definitenesssubtilitas, subtilitatis f
- drink up the winevinum exanclo
- densesoldus, solda, soldum
- densesoledus, soleda, soledum
- densesolidus, solida, solidum
- determinedobstinatus, obstinata, obstinatum
- durablystabiliter
- divisioncaput, capitis n
- drive in tightartio 4
- decisivecriticus, critica, criticum
- dispose :: define :: determineconstituo 3
- delightblandimentum, blandimenti n
- dispersiondiffugium, diffugii n
- delugeabluvium, abluvii n
- descenddemano 1
- descend :: depart :: deviate :: disappeardefluo 3
- dissolve :: disappeardiffluo 3
- dropping downdeliquium, deliquii n [2]
- diffusing itself sweetly :: diffusing itself pleasantlyblandifluus, blandiflua, blandifluum
- dischargediffluxio, diffluxionis f
- disperse :: disappeardiffugio 5
- drift sandarena volatica
- direct one's thoughts towards somethingcogitationem in aliquid intendo
- direct one's main attention toanimum oculosque conicio
- discovervestigo 1
- ductilesequax, sequacis
- differentlysequius
- daintycuppes, cuppedis m
- daintiness, lickerishnesscuppedia, cuppediae f (cupedia, cupediae f)
- daring :: daredevilryaudacia praerupta
- day after daydiem ex die (diem de die)
- divide :: distribute :: dissolve :: dissipate :: dispose :: digestdigero 3
- do coercion to someonealiquem vi cogo
- different from :: dangerousalienus, aliena, alienum
- divineariolor 1
- derive a new wordverbum derivo
- deviseconfingo 3
- deceased menviri praeteriti
- desertderelinquo 3
- deserting :: deceiving :: disappointmentdestitutio, destitutionis f
- deserting :: desertiondesertio, desertionis f
- diviner by lots :: diviner from oraclessortilegus, sortilegi m
- deep calmalcedonia, alcedoniorum n
- deceptivedeceptiosus, deceptiosa, deceptiosum
- disenchantdelustro 1
- desert to :: depart :: deviate :: decline to :: degenerate into :: degeneratedescisco 3
- dispensationvacatio, vacationis f
- devotedconciliatus, conciliata, conciliatum
- deter :: discourage fromdeterreo 2
- drive away by terror :: deter by terrorterreo 2
- dreadful :: demanding reverenceterribilis, terribile
- day after daydiem de die
- day to daydiatim
- deep in the heartcordacitus
- deep in the heartcordicitus
- deeplyex animo
- down fromde + Abl.
- down froma + Abl.
- down fromab + Abl.
- down fromabs + Abl.
- down fromaps + Abl.
- distinctargutus, arguta, argutum
- disordered :: disturbedturbidus, turbida, turbidum
- darktenebricosus, tenebricosa, tenebricosum
- defective :: diseased :: depravedvitiosus, vitiosa, vitiosum
- delightfulvoluptuosus, voluptuosa, voluptuosum
- destructivedamnosus, damnosa, damnosum
- drolliocosus, iocosa, iocosum
- dark :: darkcaliginosus, caliginosa, caliginosum
- dark :: darkcaligosus, caligosa, caligosum
- dampuliginosus, uliginosa, uliginosum
- drunkvinolentus, vinolenta, vinolentum
- drunkvinulentus, vinulenta, vinulentum
- devouttimoratus, timorata, timoratum
- drowsy :: dozysomniculosus, somniculosa, somniculosum
- disturbedturbulentus, turbulenta, turbulentum
- dryvenosus, venosa, venosum
- drunk with wine :: drunkenvinosus, vinosa, vinosum
- distinctlyabsolute
- drybonessilicernium, silicernii n
- dart the javelinamento 1
- denominatecognomino 1
- distinctarticulatus, articulata, articulatum
- denticulateddenticulatus, denticulata, denticulatum
- ditchsulcus, sulci m
- defect, :: deficitlacuna, lacunae f
- draw together :: draw upcolligo 3
- declivitycliva, clivorum n
- declivityclivus, clivi m
- do violence to someonevim affero alicui
- descryconspicor 1
- dotagedeleritas, deleritatis f
- dotagedeliratio, delirationis f
- dotagedeliritas, deliritatis f
- donationstips, stipis f
- donationdatum, dati n
- draw up :: direct to a place :: directderigo 3
- draw up :: direct to a place :: directdirigo 3
- declaredenuntio 1
- defendadsum (assum)
- deliver :: deliver up :: devote :: dedicatededo 3
- deliver toaddico 3
- declare :: dedicate :: destine :: dispose :: devote a thing to its future usededico 1
- disseminate :: distributedido 3
- deliver up :: deliver up :: devotecondono 1
- despair :: despondanimum despondeo
- depart from one's opinionde sententia decedo
- dieanimam edo
- dieanimam ebullio
- deliver :: delivertrado 3
- deliver :: delivertransdo 3
- devoted to drinkbibax, bibacis
- devoted to something :: diligentdeditus, dedita, deditum
- despaired of :: desperatedesperatus, desperata, desperatum
- donordatrix, datricis f
- delivering uptraditio, traditionis f
- do something wetsummano 1
- dejection and despondencydebilitatio atque abiectio animi
- deviseconglutino 1
- doubt :: debate about something :: disputeambigo 3
- dissent from the opinionsecedo 3
- depart :: digressdigredior 5
- deceivecircueo
- deceivecircumeo
- departabbito 3
- depart :: disappear :: deviate from the right way :: degenerate fromdecedo 3
- descenddevehor 3
- drive backcurru revehor
- drive by carvehor autocineto
- drive by carvehor autoraeda
- descenddemeo 1
- descend :: dismountdegredior 5
- departabeo
- departdeeo
- depart :: disappear :: desist fromabscedo 3
- deviatedeorbito 1
- deviateexorbito 1
- die :: dying with love fordepereo
- depart :: disappear :: depart from life :: dieconcedo 3
- deitydeus, dei m
- dweller in Heavencaeles, caelitis m (coeles, coelitis m)
- dweller in Heavencoeles, coelitis m
- daughter of Saturn and OpsCeres, Cereris f
- doubtfulambiguus, ambigua, ambiguum
- desertion to a partytransitio, transitionis f
- departure :: decampingdiscessus, discessus m
- departure :: deathabitio, abitionis f
- departureabitus, abitus m
- departuresecessus, secessus m
- diminutionabscessio, abscessionis f
- diminutionabscessus, abscessus m
- descendingdescensio, descensionis f
- descentcatabasis, catabasis f
- desertiontransfugium, transfugii n
- dazzleabacino 1
- districtstrategia, strategiae f
- desist fromconcedo 3
- divide :: distribute :: devotetribuo 3
- desire for food, appetiteadpetitio, adpetitionis f
- desire for food, appetiteappetitio, appetitionis f
- dreadterror, terroris m
- distinguisheddapaticus, dapatica, dapaticum
- diminish by rubbing :: destroycontero 3
- dam :: dike, piercrepido, crepidinis f
- dry upsiccesco 3
- decrease :: decrease :: diminish :: disappeardecresco 3
- decayconsenesco 3
- duskycrepusculascens, crepusculascentis
- deepaltus, alta, altum
- defendercustos, custodis c
- delinquentsons, sontis m
- delinquentsons, sontis
- distaste :: dislikestomachus, stomachi m
- devourtransvoro 1
- differencediscerniculum, discerniculi n
- drowsysemisomnis, semisomne
- drowsysemisomnus, semisomna, semisomnum
- drowsysemisopitus, semisopita, semisopitum
- drowsysemisopoōrus, semisopoōra, semisopoōrum
- domestic utensilsemiuncia, semiunciae f
- dampsemimadidus, semimadida, semimadidum
- divide half and half :: divide in halfdimidia ex parte minuo
- dividing into halvesdimidiatio, dimidiationis f
- disquiet :: disturbtempto 1
- disquiet :: disturbtento 1
- discussion of a subjecttractatio, tractationis f
- depend ondependeo 2
- dedicatesuspendo 3
- deceased :: deadbeatus, beata, beatum
- demagogueconcionator, concionatoris m
- demagoguecontionator, contionatoris m (concionator)
- difficult :: deafdifficilis, difficile
- disagreeabledurus, dura, durum
- damagedampno 1
- disagreeableacerbus, acerba, acerbum
- deep :: darkausterus, austera, austerum
- darkness :: dinginessausteritas, austeritatis f
- divination artars haruspicalis
- disdainfulsuperciliosus, superciliosa, superciliosum
- discourteous :: domineering :: delicate :: distinguishedsuperbus, superba, superbum
- dryockingsubductio, subductionis f
- disputealtercor 1
- discharge an affair or an obligation :: depart :: diedefungor 3
- depart from a right waycesso 1
- don't want to :: don't have time todeest mihi opera
- do something together with someonealiquem socium habeo alicuius rei
- dispose of someonealiquem in potestate habeo
- dispose of somethingaliquid in potestate habeo
- downy (of plants)barbatus, barbata, barbatum
- devoid of light :: dark :: dense :: doubtfulcaecus, caeca, caecum
- dressed only with the tunictunicatus, tunicata, tunicatum
- decastyledecastylos, decastylon
- dog-shapedcaniformis, caniforme
- double-bodiedbicorpor, bicorporis
- double-bodiedbicorporeus, bicorporea, bicorporeum
- doublebiforis, bifore
- doublebiforus, bifora, biforum
- divided into two partsbiceps, bicipitis
- divided into two partsbicipes, bicipitis
- dissectorarticulator, articulatoris m
- driver :: directorauriga, aurigae m
- discipleadsectator, adsectatoris m
- discipleassectator, assectatoris m (adsectator)
- decantercaplator, caplatoris m
- decantercapulator, capulatoris m
- day-laborerbaiolus, baioli m
- day-laborerbaiulus, baiuli m
- dyer of yellowcarinarius, carinarii m
- defrauderdefraudator, defraudatoris m
- discernerdiscretor, discretoris m
- delimiterterminator, terminatoris m
- despisercontemptor, contemptoris m
- discipleauditor, auditoris m
- day of the court proceedingsdies cognitionis f
- discourseauditio, auditionis f
- divine thingscaelestia, caelestium n
- dull :: dumbbrutus, bruta, brutum
- depth :: depth of soulaltitudo, altitudinis f
- Hellespontus, Hellesponti m
- dumbletardeo 2
- dispersedlyvage
- deviants :: deviationists :: dissidentsarchontici, archonticorum m
- dissimulatecelo 1
- deep :: deeplyalte (altius, altissime)
- difficultarduus, ardua, arduum
- deeper insightaltior prudentia
- dyingsupremus, suprema, supremum
- difficultclivosus, clivosa, clivosum
- deercerva, cervae f
- detaindetento 1
- detain :: delaydetineo 2
- detain at some point :: detainadtineo 2
- detain at some point :: detainattineo 2 (adtineo 2)
- detaincontineo 2
- defer :: delaysustineo 2
- defer :: delaysustento 1
- decorated for a processioncomisabundus, comisabunda, comisabundum
- decorated for a processioncomissabundus, comissabunda, comissabundum
- deep vesselalveus, alvei m
- do honor tocohonesto 1
- despairinglydesperanter
- despair :: desperate boldnessdesperatio, desperationis f
- dissensionsimultas, simultatis f
- doublingconduplicatio, conduplicationis f
- distresssupplicium, supplicii n
- damagesamia, samiae f
- damagezamia, zamiae f
- damagedampnum, dampni n
- damage :: deficitdamnum, damni n
- detrimentaldetrimentosus, detrimentosa, detrimentosum
- don't know if he is good or badalbus an ater sit, nescio
- diseasedaegrotus, aegrota, aegrotum
- diseased :: dejectedaeger, aegra, aegrum
- diseaseaegror, aegroris m
- diseaseaegrotatio, aegrotationis f
- distinctnessdilucidatio, dilucidationis f
- directlycontinuo
- divineambroseus, ambrosea, ambroseum
- divineambrosius, ambrosia, ambrosium
- destroydeintegro 1
- disturb :: distractconcutio 5
- defectivedefectivus, defectiva, defectivum
- defencearma, armorum n
- deliberateconsideranter
- deliberateconsiderate
- distinctlyconsignate
- distichicalterno pectine
- distinctnessper saturam
- doubtaddubito 1
- drift money :: drift interestvectigal ex scriptura
- deny :: disown :: disinheritabdico 1
- declarationdenuntiatio, denuntiationis f
- discomfortvaletudo adversa
- disgracefullydeformiter
- disparagevitupero 1
- deceiversycophanta, sycophantae m
- defenders of the bordersburgarii, burgariorum m
- disobligingnessinhumanitas, inhumanitatis f
- discourteousinhumane
- dismayanimus commotior
- demand emphatically helpauxilium mihi depostulo
- divinationaruspicia, aruspiciae f
- disciplineddisciplinatus, disciplinata, disciplinatum
- disciplinediscipleina, discipleinae f
- disciplinedisciplina, disciplinae f
- disciplinediscipulina, discipulinae f
- deridesubsanno 1
- dishonorcontumelio 1
- dishonorcontumelior 1
- direct one's attention to somethinganimo intendo
- deal with a plancogito dē aliquā rē
- deal with somethingagito de aliqua re
- deal with the plan of somethingconsilium alicuius rei agito
- designed to repelamynticus, amyntica, amynticum
- determined object :: design :: dispositions of a willdestinata, destinatorum n
- designedlyconsilio
- diminish someone's rightsde iure alicuius deminuo aliquid
- data space :: data worldcyberspatium, cyberspatii n
- division :: distinctioninterruptio, interruptionis f
- divorceabruptio, abruptionis f
- division :: diaphragm :: distinction :: difference :: decisive point :: determination :: decision :: dangerous moment :: decisive moment :: dangerous condition :: dangerdiscrimen, discriminis n
- drunkennessvinolenties, vinolentiei f
- drunkennessvinulentia, vinulentiae f
- drunkennessvinulenties, vinulentiei f
- drunkennessvinolentia, vinolentiae f
- delugediluvio 1
- devise a falsehoodcommentior 4
- dumbnessalogia, alogiae f
- doubletthorax laneus
- declare one (a slave) to be free by laying hands upon him :: declare one to be a slave by laying the hand upon him :: defend :: defend againstadsero 3
- declare one (a slave) to be free by laying hands upon him :: declare one to be a slave by laying the hand upon him :: defend :: defend againstassero 3 (adsero 3)
- do successively one thing after anothercontinuo 1
- distinctlyarticulatim
- decided by fateconfatalis, confatale
- decide, determine :: decide by arms :: discern by judging :: distinguishdiiudico 1
- deciding :: determiningdiiudicatio, diiudicationis f
- ventilatio ultima
- decision :: directionarbitratus, arbitratus m
- defectcrimen, criminis n
- drink :: draughtsuccus, succi m
- drink :: draughtsucus, suci m
- diocesedioecesis, dioecesis f
- defenderconservator, conservatoris m
- detainingdetentio, detentionis f
- do violence to someonevim et manus affero alicui
- dragon-rootaris, aridis f
- drink prepared from spelt-gritsalica, alicae f
- drink prepared from spelt-gritsalice, alicis n
- drink prepared from spelt-gritsalicum, alici n
- door-keepercancellarius, cancellarii m
- dominionsceptrum, sceptri n
- dress :: dishonordepso 3
- distinguish :: discern one thing from anotherdignosco 3 (dinosco 3)
- distinguish :: discern one thing from anotherdinosco 3
- do not know him personally closerutrum albus an ater sit nescio (ignoro)
- difficultconabilis, conabile
- distrust of the matterdiffidentia rei
- dearthviduertas, viduertatis f
- diminishing :: dwindlingdefio
- disabledebilito 1
- debilitydebilitas, debilitatis f
- deplorecommisero 1
- deplore a thingapploro 1 (adploro 1)
- domain :: districtterritorium, territorii n
- delayedsero
- deridederideo 2
- derisionderisio, derisionis f
- decision :: determinationstatutum, statuti n
- depositdepono 3
- denude :: disclose :: detectdenudo 1
- demandvendico 1
- demandvindico 1
- discover :: detect :: discover :: discerndeprehendo 3
- discover :: detect :: discover :: discerndeprendo 3
- devastatedevasto 1
- dissipate :: destroydepopulo 1
- dissipate :: destroydepopulor 1
- defencevindicatio, vindicationis f
- depositing for safe-keeping :: depositing in the earth :: deposition :: degradationdepositio, depositionis f
- desolating :: devastationvastatio, vastationis f
- devastatingvastificus, vastifica, vastificum
- draw down :: draw off :: draw out a ship :: draw outdeduco 3
- draw around :: deceive :: drawl out :: draw lines around a lawcircumduco 3
- draw aside :: divideseduco 3
- deceivedecepto 1
- draw off :: disperse :: distribute :: derivederivo 1
- drive outdeduco 3
- draw oversuperduco 3
- draw to any place :: draw to one’s selfadduco 3
- drive :: drive off :: directago 3
- driverless cityurbs trunca
- defraudingcircumductio, circumductionis f
- derivationderivatio, derivationis f
- drystrigosus, strigosa, strigosum
- drystricosus, stricosa, stricosum
- disposed toacclinis, accline
- dash against :: dash uponassalio 4
- dash against :: dash uponassilio 4 (adsilio 4)
- dash against :: dash uponadsilio 4
- disciple :: disciple of Christdiscipulus, discipuli m
- draw a trackvestigium facio
- desertdesolo 1
- desistdesino 3
- desistdesivo 1
- dissertationschola, scholae f
- down totenus
- diminishdeminuo 3
- diminish in honor or rankdeminoro 1
- demondaemonie, daemonies f
- demondaemonium, daemonii n
- descenddemittor 3
- draw someone into one's interestaliquem consilii socium facio
- drop one's courageanimo deficio
- document drawn up by a magistratediploma, diplomatis n
- document drawn up by a magistratediplomarium, diplomarii n
- droppingsubmissio, submissionis f
- droppingsummissio, summissionis f
- destroyassolo 1 (adsolo 1)
- diminish the force :: diminish the weightallevo 1 (adlevo 1)
- destroysustollo 3
- deliverancesublimatio, sublimationis f
- drunkenlytemulenter
- delight in :: do a thing willinglyamo 1
- descriptionsimulacrum, simulacri n
- defectiveclaudus, clauda, claudum
- defectiveclodus, cloda, clodum
- defectivecludus, cluda, cludum
- deploy the troops in front of the campcopias pro vallo colloco
- delayingcontabundus, contabunda, contabundum
- delayingcunctabundus, cunctabunda, cunctabundum
- devour something with the earsauribus aliquid bibo
- dovetailsericula, sericulae f
- duckling :: duckieanaticula, anaticulae f
- dartspiculum, spiculi n
- dentilsdenticulus, denticulī m
- dellvallecula, valleculae f
- dellvallicula, valliculae f
- disease of dogs which drives them madvermiculus, vermiculi m
- duration of lifeveita, veitae f
- duration of lifevita, vitae f
- delicacy of speechurbanitas, urbanitatis f
- door :: dam :: dike :: defenceclaustra, claustrorum n
- door :: dam :: dike :: defenceclaustrum, claustri n
- door :: dam :: dike :: defenceclostrum, clostri n
- door :: dam :: dike :: defenceclustrum, clustri n
- discourtesysuperbia, superbiae f
- delaydemoror 1
- dilatory personcessator, cessatoris m
- desolate :: deserted :: deprived ofdesolatus, desolata, desolatum
- damestola, stolae f
- desirecupio 5
- desire :: discussdesidero 1
- desireappetentia, appetentiae f
- desirousavidus, avida, avidum
- desirous of money :: devoted to a partycupidus, cupida, cupidum
- desiring :: desirouscupidus, cupida, cupidum
- descryconspicio 5
- despise :: disdain :: declinedespicio 5
- despisedespecto 1
- descrycontueor 2
- descrycontuor 3
- do you see the rainbow?vides arcum caelestem?
- despisingdespectio, despectionis f
- despisingdespectus, despectus m
- detach :: dismiss by paying :: dismiss :: declare innocentabsolvo 3
- desert :: depart from something :: depart :: desertdeficio 5
- dumbnessanaudĭa, anaudĭae f
- deficit balance sheetcomputatio defectiva
- damage :: detrimenttermentum, termenti n
- disadvantage :: deficitdefrumentum, defrumenti n
- damage :: disaster :: disaster :: defeatcalamitas, calamitatis f
- drawing of lots :: decision by lot :: duty assigned by lot :: destinysors, sortis f
- drawing of lots :: decision by lot :: duty assigned by lot :: destinysortis, sortis f
- dinclamor, clamoris m
- dinclamos, clamoris m
- dinclamositas, clamositatis f
- desireamor, amoris m
- deardilectus, dilecta, dilectum
- delightfulvenustulus, venustula, venustulum
- delightfulamoenus, amoena, amoenum
- dilettantevoluptarius consectator
- dilettantevoluptarius cultor
- depressiondepressio atmosphaerica
- descendantstirps, stirpis f
- disregardvilitas, vilitatis f
- desireurigo, uriginis f
- distantabsitus, absita, absitum
- deviousdevius, devia, devium
- dissolvedcolliquefactus, colliquefacta, colliquefactum
- debased :: deformedturpificatus, turpificata, turpificatum
- dissembledadsimulatus, adsimulata, adsimulatum
- dissembledassimulatus, assimulata, assimulatum (adsimulatus)
- directderectus, derecta, derectum
- directdirectus, directa, directum
- desperately in love with someonedeperditus alicuius amore
- dismembered :: disfigured :: deprived of some of its partstruncus, trunca, truncum
- dine uponceno 1 (tr.)
- din with clamorcircumstrepo 3
- depilate :: defibredeflocco 1
- dye redcruento 1
- declare :: declare publicly :: demonstratedeclaro 1
- declare :: denounce as falsearguo 3
- darkentenebro 1
- defend against moneyverba reis vendo
- dallytricor 1
- dry uparefacio 5
- desert :: deprive of inhabitants :: devastate :: destroyvasto 1
- determine :: design :: devote :: destinedestino 1
- defilespurco 1
- delude :: deceiveludificor 1
- do speedilyaffestino 1
- drill all aroundcircumforo 1
- defecatecorporo 1
- divulgevulgo 1
- distressangustio 1
- deifydeifico 1
- delightamoeno 1
- dim :: darken :: damagecontristo 1
- delaytardo 1 (tr.)
- diminishcomminuo 3
- deadenstupefacio 5
- dancescurror 1
- diminishadtenuo 1
- diminishattenuo 1 (adtenuo 1)
- diminishattenuo 1 (adtenuo 1)
- dilute :: diminishtenuo 1
- darkencontenebro 1
- dilate uponamplifico 1
- delay judgment :: delay decision :: defer his businessamplio 1
- deterioratedeterioro 1
- dealer in crowns or garlandscoronarius, coronarii m
- dealer in ragscentonarius, centonarii m
- dealer in strophiastrophiarius, strophiarii m
- drawing togetherstegnus, stegna, stegnum
- dryingarificus, arifica, arificum
- divulgingvulgatus, vulgatus m
- directingdirectio, directionis f
- cenacularius, cenacularii m
- designatedepungo 3
- describe :: designate :: define :: delineate :: design :: depict :: denote by speech :: devise :: disposedesigno 1
- determined object :: design :: dispositions of a willdestinatum, destinati n
- denote :: designatedenoto 1
- denote :: designatedinoto 1
- device on a seal ringsignum, signi n
- delineation :: delineation :: description :: delineating of character :: distribution :: divisiondescriptio, descriptionis f
- describing :: designating :: designation to a public officedesignatio, designationis f
- demean one’s self by marriagedenubo 3
- deviserarchitecton, architectonis m
- deviserarchitectus, architecti m
- deviserarcitectus, arcitecti m
- dogmascitum, sciti n
- defencevindicta, vindictae f
- defencetutaculum, tutaculi n
- defencetutamen, tutaminis n
- defencetutamentum, tutamenti n
- dimensionsdimensio, dimensionis f
- dash togetherconcurro 3
- discourse, oration before a public assemblycontio, contionis f
- discourseconcio, concionis f
- dissolve :: disappeardeliquesco 3
- dissolvecondeliquesco 3
- dissolvetabefacio 5
- dissolvingtabificus, tabifica, tabificum
- dissolving :: decayingtabidus, tabida, tabidum
- deserved menviri clari
- devour something in one's mindaliquid animo sorbeo
- deserve somethingcommereo 2
- diphilic meterDiphilium metrum
- depart :: depart this lifedemigro 1
- domesticatedclemens, clementis
- dove-cotturris, turris f
- directionadministratio, administrationis f
- deformitiesbiformes hominum partus
- distort :: directtorqueo 2
- deformed :: disgusting :: disgracefuldeformis, deforme
- distrustsuspicio, suspicionis f
- dangerous :: distrustfulsuspectus, suspecta, suspectum
- dressing-gownsynthesis, synthesis f
- derision in pantomimesubsannatio, subsannationis f
- derisionderisus, derisus m
- derisivesubsannatorius, subsannatoria, subsannatorium
- diet :: dwelling-place :: dwelling roomzaeta, zaetae f
- diet :: dwelling-place :: dwelling roomzeta, zetae f
- dwelling-place :: dwelling roomdiaeta, diaetae f
- dwelling-place :: dwelling roomdieta, dietae f
- dressstatus, status m
- discreetnesstemperantia, temperantiae f
- damp placeumidum, umidi n
- dampumens, umentis
- damp :: dankumidus, umida, umidum
- damp :: dankuvidus, uvida, uvidum
- despottyrannus, tyranni m
- douceur :: deductioncorollarium, corollarii n
- deplorelugeo 2
- draw the breath with great difficulty :: draw up the breathanhelo 1
- divide :: disperse :: drive away :: dismissdimoveo 2
- draw nearammoveo 2
- draw nearadmoveo 2
- damage :: distress :: disquiet :: disturb :: disordervexo 1
- driving of an object :: doing a thingactus, actus m
- dirtycaenosus, caenosa, caenosum
- dirtycenosus, cenosa, cenosum
- dirtycenulentus, cenulenta, cenulentum
- dirtycoenosus, coenosa, coenosum
- dirtycoenulentus, coenulenta, coenulentum
- disease of the olive-treeclavus, clavi m
- designate specifically :: denominatedenomino 1
- difficult condition :: dangerangustum, angusti n
- defile :: deficiency :: difficulty :: distressangustiae, angustiarum f
- defile :: deficiency :: difficulty :: distressangustitas, angustitatis f
- defile :: deficiency :: difficulty :: distressangustia, angustiae f (angustiae, angustiarum f)
- disgustingfastidibilis, fastidibile
- disgustingfoedus, foedua, foeduum
- disgustingmalevolus, malevola, malevolum (malivolus)
- disgustingmalitiosus, malitiosa, malitiosum
- disgraceverecundia, verecundiae f
- diatonic scalediatonum, diatoni n
- distress :: difficulty :: defeataerumna, aerumnae f
- denyingdenegativus, denegativa, denegativum
- dismissalabnuentia, abnuentiae f
- daily newspaper :: daily journal :: daily reportscommentarii diurni
- designate something by a nodadnuo 3
- din of any kindstrepitus, strepitus m
- dinsonor, sonoris m
- dinsonitus, sonitus m
- discourteousinhumanus, inhumana, inhumanum
- differ fromabludo 3
- diminutivevaegrandis, vaegrande
- diminutivevegrandis, vegrande
- day-bookadversaria, adversariorum n
- diptotesdiptota, diptotorum n
- disallow the willtestamentum pro cancellato habeo
- dulness :: dulnessstupor, stuporis m
- distinguishedceleber, celebris, celebre
- distinguishedcelebris, celebre
- do justice toconsequor 3
- damage :: doomdamno 1
- dexterityartificium, artificii n
- dampumectus, umecta, umectum
- distinctcandidus, candida, candidum
- done by way of arbitration :: depending on the willarbitrarius, arbitraria, arbitrarium
- Delius, Delia, Delium
- Diocletianus, Diocletiana, Diocletianum
- dailycotidianus, cotidiana, cotidianum (cottidianus, cottidiana, cottidianum))
- dailycottidianus, cottidiana, cottidianum
- decennialdecennalis, decennale
- disgracefultaeter, taetra, taetrum
- disgracefulteter, tetra, tetrum
- dividing into centuriescenturiatus, centuriatus m
- dictatorshipdictatura, dictaturae f
- dignity of a triumvirtriumviratus, triumviratus m
- deaconshipdiaconia, diaconiae f
- deaconshipdiaconium, diaconii n
- descendantunus e posteris
- deep long sleep :: drowsiness :: dulnessveternus, veterni m
- disastrous fatetristis sors
- doublebifariam
- detestableunicus, unica, unicum
- decoyallector, allectoris m
- divulgervulgator, vulgatoris m
- dwellercolitor, colitoris m
- denounceraccusator, accusatoris m
- dishbearerdiscophorus, discophori m
- diminisher :: disparagerdetractator, detractatoris m
- diminisher :: disparagerdetrectator, detrectatoris m
- depositordepositor, depositoris m
- depreciatordepreciator, depreciatoris m
- depreciatordepretiator, depretiatoris m
- drill-mastercampidoctor, campidoctoris m
- doeractor, actoris m
- defenderdefensor, defensoris m
- defender :: delivererassertor, assertoris m (adsertor)
- deserterdesertor, desertoris m
- delivererservator, servatoris m
- defendercognitor, cognitoris m
- deputyadiutor, adiutoris m
- detainerdetentator, detentatoris m
- dreameralucinator, alucinatoris m (halucinator)
- dreamerhallucinator, hallucinatoris m
- deridercachinno, cachinnonis m
- defender :: deliverervindex, vindicis c
- dice makertessalarius, tessalarii m
- dice makertessellarius, tessellarii m
- declaimerdeclamator, declamatoris m
- destroyerdestructor, destructoris m
- depositary :: depositordepositarius, depositariii m
- device for knocking downdetrusor, detrusoris m
- deal with the plan of somethingconsilium ad aliquid faciendum agito
- do it with all seriousnesstotum animum atque diligentiam in aliqua re pono
- disputantaltercator, altercatoris m
- disposercompositor, compositoris m
- disposition :: digestiondigeries, digeriei f
- dance to someone's tunetōtum mē ad alicuius voluntatem nūtumque converto
- decorationdecoramen, decoraminis n
- decorationdecoramentum, decoramenti n
- dignitydecus, decoris n
- different from whataliter atque
- drive someone out of his positionaliquem gradu demoveo
- drive someone out of his positionaliquem gradu moveo
- drive someone out of his position :: deprive someone of his advantagealiquem gradu depello
- drive someone out of his position :: displace someone from his positionaliquem loco depello
- distractedamens, amentis
- disorderedacosmos, acosmon
- dischargeaporria, aporriae f
- done at leisure hourssupervacaneus, supervacanea, supervacaneum
- done at leisure hourssupervacuaneus, supervacuanea, supervacuaneum
- duringsuper + Akk.
- demonstrateconvinco 3
- defect to the winnertransfugio ad victorem
- delugeundo 1
- directorvilicus, vilici m
- disguisesubvelo 1
- destructionsubversio, subversionis f
- depictedcatagraphus, catagrapha, catagraphum
- divide :: desert :: decamp :: depart :: deviatediscedo 3
- dividedehisco 3
- departing :: departure :: deviation :: digressiondigressio, digressionis f
- departure :: deviating in speech :: digressiondigressus, digressus m
- disappearvanesco 3
- doubtaestus, aestus m
- direct one's attention to someonealiquem respicio
- direct one's attention to somethinganimum in aliquid intendo
- disintegratedecrusto 1
- debarkingdelibratio, delibrationis f
- dieaboriscor 3
- diedenascor 3
- day of trial :: deliveryactio, actionis f
- destined for a biercapularis , capulare
- dog-caninus, canina, caninum
- dove-columbinus, columbina, columbinum
- dog’s-catulinus, catulina, catulinum
- derived from adverbsadverbialis, adverbiale
- demoniac :: devilishdaemoniacus, daemoniaca, daemoniacum
- demoniac :: devilishdaemonicus, daemonica, daemonicum
- devoted to CeresCerealis, Cereale
- depending on comparisoncomparativus, comparativa, comparativum
- disputatiouscontentiosus, contentiosa, contentiosum
- descended from DanaeDanaeius, Danaeia, Danaeium
- digestibledigestibilis, digestibile
- digestivedigestivus, digestiva, digestivum
- digressivedigressivus, digressiva, digressivum
- dog-canarius, canaria, canarium
- divinecaelestis, caeleste
- divinecoelestis, coeleste
- didacticdidascalicus, didascalica, didascalicum
- devoted to religious ritescaerimoniosus, caerimoniosa, caerimoniosum
- devoted to religious ritescerimoniosus, cerimoniosa, cerimoniosum
- destined for the arenaarenarius, arenaria, arenarium
- decided by the curiacuriatus, curiata, curiatum
- distort :: disfigure :: depravedepravo 1
- distorted :: disfigured :: depraveddepravatus, depravata, depravatum
- distortingdepravatio, depravationis f
- dash alongdatis habenis proferor
- devourcarpo 3
- drilling throughtranspunctorius, transpunctoria, transpunctorium
- dragon’s-bloodcinnabari, cinnabaris n
- dragon’s-bloodcinnabaris, cinnabaris f
- denounce someonealiquem ignominia noto
- devout lifevita legalis
- decisive battledimicatio universae rei
- devisestruo 3
- division of an armycohors, cohortis f
- division of an armycohors, cohortis f
- dispose ofcolloco 1
- disjunctivediiunctivus, diiunctiva, diiunctivum
- disjunctivedisiunctivus, disiunctiva, disiunctivum
- directed toapplicatus, applicata, applicatum
- deceivederuncino 1
- dishscutra, scutrae f
- dishtrublium, trublii n
- dishtryblium, tryblii n
- downplayabicio 5
- downplayextenuo 1
- deceive :: deludedeludo 3
- deceivesycophantor 1
- do a thing sportively :: dash uponalludo 3 (adludo 3)
- dispute concerning a subject :: discuss it for and against :: debate a questioncauso 1
- dispute concerning a subject :: discuss it for and against :: debate a questioncausor 1
- dispute concerning a subject :: discuss it for and against :: debate a questioncaussor 1
- delightfulnessamoenitas, amoenitatis f
- draw furrows over the bodyaro 1
- disperse :: destroydiscerpo 3
- deprive of the hair :: deprive of the feathersvello 3
- deflouringdefloratio, deflorationis f
- despoiledspoliatus, spoliata, spoliatum
- diveurino 1
- diveurinor 1
- designate :: demonstrate :: describedemonstro 1
- designating :: demonstrativedemonstrativus, demonstrativa, demonstrativum
- denotingsignificatio, significationis f
- demonstrativedicticos, dicticon
- dyeveneno 1
- defilecommingo 3
- defileconfoedo 1
- defileconforio 4
- distressed financial circumstancesafflicta res familiaris
- door-keeperatriarius, atriarii m
- disturbancetempestas, tempestatis f
- dwellingcolonia, coloniae f
- descendantsdescendentes, descendentium m
- delaydilatura, dilaturae f
- drinking companioncombibo, combibonis m
- drinkbiber, biberis f
- drug :: dye :: drug used in embalmingvenenum, veneni n
- decanttransfundo 3
- despatch to some place in hasteaffundo 3
- disfigureconfundo 3
- decanting :: dischargetransfusio, transfusionis f
- dustscobis, scobis f
- disposition :: delightanimus, animi m
- declaimdeclamito 1
- do witchcraftartes magicas tracto
- do injusticecommitto 3
- decorateadorno 1
- declareaffirmo 1
- detain, restrainsupprimo 3
- depress :: dig deep :: depreciate in words :: disparagedeprimo 3
- denseconspisso 1
- densecospisso 1
- drive :: driveurgueo 2
- drive :: driveurgeo 2
- denseconfertus, conferta, confertum
- depressiondepressio, depressionis f
- disguise yourselftransfingo 3 (intr.)
- delightfully,belle
- dandybellus homo
- disquiet :: disturbstimulo 1
- dinner :: dishcena, cenae f
- dinner :: dishcoena, coenae f
- dinner :: dishcaena, caenae f
- dinner :: dishcena, cenae f
- dependabilityanimus sibi constans et firmus
- data privacy :: data protectiondefensio datorum
- declaimcanto 1
- decision :: decreeauctoritas, auctoritatis f
- decision :: decreeauthoritas, authoritatis f
- desecrateddefanatus, defanata, defanatum
- doerauctor, auctoris c
- distinguish one’s self :: distinguish one’s self above any oneantecello 3
- devote todespondeo 2
- demonstrationarguitio, arguitionis f
- demonstrationargutio, argutionis f
- defend a littlesubdefendo 3
- defendingtutatio, tutationis f
- delayed warbellum serum
- demonstrativeapodicticus, apodictica, apodicticum
- actor publicus
- district attorneycausae criminalis actor
- cognitor, cognitoris m
- ecdicus, ecdici m
- iuris criminalis curator
- discharge itselfvomo 3
- destroydevexo 1
- destroydivexo 1
- destroydestruo 3
- destruction :: disturbancedestructio, destructionis f
- deal with someone cruellycrudeliter consulo in aliquem
- disinterestednesscastitas, castitatis f
- disinterestednesscastitudo, castitudinis f
- designcogito 1
- drive awayapello 3
- denominate :: designateadnoto 1
- designate one, already condemned, for punishmentannoto 1 (adnoto 1)
- drive :: drive to and fro :: disturb :: drive :: disquiet :: disturb :: drive hither and thitheragito 1
- do everythingvelis remisque conor
- disjoin :: dissociatesecerno 3
- deprive of sense :: deprive of feelingsoporo 1
- depart fromabscondo 3
- deposit anywheredepono 3
- draw in some positionvoco 1
- disturbcieo 2 (cio 4)
- disturbcio 4
- drop :: despatch secretly :: despatchsubmitto 3
- drive rapidlycito 1
- dip into :: dyeinficio 5
- drive something out of one's mindaliquid oblivione dimitto
- do further :: do somethingappono 3 (adpono 3)
- dip in :: dyesufficio 5
- dwell upondeversito 1
- disease of the vine at the joints of the tendrilsarticulatio, articulationis f
- deferring business to an other daydiffissio, diffissionis f
- delaying :: deferringdilatio, dilationis f
- defining the pleasure as the goodbona voluptate termino
- drawing up in writing :: dispositioncompositio, compositionis f
- dryness :: difficultyasperitas, asperitatis f
- dockcrepido maritima
- damp a rebelliontumultum sedo
- dish :: disc of a dialdiscus, disci m
- drivecommeatio, commeationis f
- disapprove by shoutingacclamo 1
- doubtfulsuspensus, suspensa, suspensum
- dignity of the senior deaconarchidiaconatus, archidiaconatus m
- dearestcicaro, cicaronis m
- dampishumidulus, umidula, umidulum
- decreeadscisco 3
- dining sofaaccubitatio, accubitationis f
- discerniblecognoscibilis, cognoscibile
- distinguishabledinoscibilis, dinoscibile
- diminution of civil rightscapitis deminutio
- deferconfero
- deliberateconsulto 1
- deny :: decline doing a thingabnueo 2
- deny :: decline doing a thingabnuo 3
- deny someone's pleasalicui petenti desum
- deny someone's pleasalicuius preces fastidio
- deny someone's pleasalicuius precibus desum
- deny someone an acquittalassertionem alicui denego
- denyabnego 1
- disprove a statementargumentum confuto
- defend against an accusationcrimen defendo
- disprove the chargescrimina diluo
- disprove the chargescrimina dissolvo
- disprovecoarguo 3
- disdaindedigno 1
- disdaindedignor 1
- deliberativedeliberativus, deliberativa, deliberativum
- disposition towardaffectio, affectionis f
- disengage :: dissolve :: dissolve :: disperse :: divide :: dismisssolvo 3
- diversionaberratio, aberrationis f
- debrisvestigia, vestigiorum n
- detention on remandcustodia perquisiitionis
- detention on remandcustodia perquisitiva
- distantseductus, seducta, seductum
- depose somebody from his postsuccessorem alicui do (mitto)
- dismiss someone disgracefully from the armyaliquem ignominiae causa ab exercitu removeo
- depart :: disappearcedo 3
- disowning :: disinheritingabdicatio, abdicationis f
- detract from :: diminish :: disparage :: dishonorderogo 1
- delineationdeformatio, deformationis f
- disapproveculpo 1
- dormitory :: dormconvictus sedes
- determineddeliberatus, deliberata, deliberatum
- decisionapocrisis, apocrisis f
- desist fromquiesco 3
- disturbedtrepidus, trepida, trepidum
- disturbanceturbor, turboris m
- destroyaboleo 2
- detain, delaydemoror 1
- depart this life voluntarilyvoluntaria morte morior
- depart this life voluntarilyvoluntariam mortem oppeto
- depart this life voluntarilyvoluntariam mortem mihi conscisco
- disclosureadapertio, adapertionis f
- do homage toveneror 1
- defamingblasphemus, blasphema, blasphemum
- diamondsumbus, sumbi m
- describe at largecircumvector 1
- describe at largecircumvehor 3
- dinconcitata et confusa perturbatio
- dare the extreme :: dare the utmostultima audeo
- driving routevia vehicularia
- dryassus, assa, assum
- despoildespolio 1
- despoilingdespoliatio, despoliationis f
- doecapreola, capreolae f
- disquietvolutatio, volutationis f
- Diocletianus, Diocletiani m
- drawing roomsellaria, sellariorum n
- dining hallconclave, conclavis n
- dining hallconclavium, conclavii n
- desertstesca, tescorum n
- desertstesqua, tesquorum n
- defenceclypeum, clypei n
- defence :: disk of the sunclipeum, clipei n
- defence :: disk of the sunclipeus, clipei m
- defence :: disk of the sunclupeum, clupei n
- defence :: disk of the sunclupeus, clupei m
- defence :: disk of the sunclypeus, clypei m
- diademdiadema, diadematis n
- diminish in forcedetero 3
- diminish by rubbing :: destroyadtero 3
- diminish by rubbing :: destroyattero 3 (adtero 3)
- damage :: detriment :: defeatdetrimentum, detrimenti n
- destructionvastitia, ae f
- derelict through debtaere alieno perditus
- die outdeficio 5
- deserterdefuga, defugae m
- darting throughtranscursus, transcursus m
- dashing togetherconcursus, concursus m
- dejected :: disconsolate :: disagreeabletristis, triste
- dejectiontristitia, tristitiae f
- dejectiontristitudo, tristitudinis f
- delight :: desire for pleasurevoluptas, voluptatis f
- dealer in sausagesbotularius, botularii m
- deliver :: dwell inservo 1
- deliverersospita, sospitae f
- deliverersoter, eris m
- deliverersospitator, sospitatoris m
- declare repeatedly :: dictate for writing :: dictatedicto 1
- declare repeatedlydictito 1
- disagreecontra dico
- declare :: deliverdico 3
- delivery :: dictiondictio, dictionis f
- defileadspargo 3
- defileadspergo 3
- defileaspargo 3
- defileaspergo 3
- dispersedlysparsim
- dodgeranfractarius, anfractarii m
- divisonschisma, schismatis n
- drive :: drag awayverro 3
- drive :: drag awayvorro 3
- displayalbum visificum
- dark bluecoeaneus, coeanea, coeaneum
- dominionsoleum, solei n
- dominionsolium, solii n
- dwellingsessorium, sessorii n
- deceptive understandingcollusio, collusionis f
- defendtueor 2
- discernvideo 2
- decentdecens, decentis
- defilecontingo 3
- draw to one’s selfarripio 5
- draw to one’s selfadripio 5
- deliriousarrepticius, arrepticia, arrepticium
- decimatedecimo 1
- decimatedecumo 1
- dispose ofvendo et abalieno
- dispose ofvendo et alieno
- divestor :: deseller :: dischargeralienator, alienatoris m
- dim lightumbrosa, umbrosorum n
- despatchtransmitto 3
- despatchtramitto 3
- dismiss :: dropamitto 3
- desertdimitto 3
- directs :: dissolve :: dismiss :: discharge :: disbanddimitto 3
- dropdemitto 3
- drive off :: drive away :: dispelsubmoveo 2
- drive off :: drive away :: dispelsummoveo 2
- despatch :: deputeallego 1 (adlego 1)
- dispatch :: delegatedelego 1
- dismissing :: dischargingdimissio, dimissionis f
- despatching to any oneallegatio, allegationis f
- deliriumalienatio mentis
- dullnessstupiditas, stupiditatis f
- delicatesensitivus, sensitiva, sensitivum
- disapprovecondemno 1
- dispositionsensus, sensus m
- differentsepar, separis
- distinctsolitaneus, solitanea, solitaneum (1)
- distinguish :: draw off :: degradeabduco 3
- divide :: determine :: discerndiscerno 3
- divide :: desist fromaufero
- distinguish :: discern :: discern beforehand :: decide :: decree :: determine :: decide by contendingcerno 3
- differentiated :: distinguisheddiscrete
- distinct :: differentseparatus, separata, separatum
- distinctly :: disjunctivelydiiuncte
- distinctly :: disjunctivelydisiuncte
- distinctlydiscretim
- divorceconiugis discidium
- departurediscessio, discessionis f
- difference :: distinction :: discernment :: discriminationdiscretio, discretionis f
- disjunctiondiazeugmenon, diazeugmeni n
- diversity :: differencediiunctio, diiunctionis f
- diversity :: differencedisiunctio, disiunctionis f (diiunctio, diiunctionis f)
- divisiondiscissio, discissionis f
- deliberatelydedita opera
- dragonanguen, anguinis n
- dragonanguis, anguis c
- drudgecalo, calonis m
- deacondiacon, diaconis m
- deacondiaconus, diaconi m
- deaconzacon, zaconis m
- deaconzaconus, zaconi m
- domesticsapparitio, apparitionis f
- designate :: distinguish :: decoratesigno 1
- define :: determinetermino 1
- desert :: desist fromdestituo 3
- damageaduro 3
- departvela do
- designateconstituo 3
- direct the mind to something :: direct the courage to somethingadrigo 3
- direct the mind to something :: direct the courage to somethingarrigo 3
- disappearaborior 4
- determination :: designdestinatio, destinationis f
- decide a disputecontroversiam diiudico
- despisesperno 3
- deviseconsuo 3
- devisesuo 3
- drainclouaca, clouacae f
- drainclovaca, clovacae f
- draincluaca, cluacae f
- draincloaca, cloacae f
- darkenumbresco 3
- dislodgedecutio 5
- disturb :: dash to piecesconquasso 1
- displace :: drive back :: distodgecommoveo 2
- discussiondiscussio, discussionis f
- dreadtremor, tremoris m
- difficultiesbrevia, brevium n
- dishonordehonestas, dehonestatis f
- dovetailedsecuriclatus, securiclata, securiclatum
- divided consentvarius adsensus
- dividing something with oneconsors, consortis
- dazzlingacer, acris, acre
- decisivedestricte
- despiserdespectrix, despectricis f
- dress makervestifica, vestificae f
- designatordemonstratrix, demonstratricis f
- destroyerdepopulatrix, depopulatricis f
- despiser :: detractorcalcatrix, calcatricis f
- dirty fellowcapella, capellae f
- designation of a plantanonymos, anonymi f
- disputation :: discussion :: debateacies, aciei f
- dignitysplendor, splendoris m
- dawnaffulgeo 2 (adfulgeo 2)
- dazzlingcandens, candentis
- dock-yardtextrinum, textrini n
- dugoutcavum tignum
- deep sighsuspirium iaculatorium
- diminishcurto 1
- defectivecurtus, curta, curtum
- deep in the nightconcubia nocte
- dirt shovel, dungshovelbatillum, batilli n (vatillum, vatilli n)
- dazzlerarrogans, arrogantis m
- denoteassignifico 1 (adsignifico 1)
- description :: designation :: demonstrative kind of oratorydemonstratio, demonstrationis f
- dexterouscallidus, callida, callidum
- designingastutus, astuta, astutum
- differ fromabhorreo 2
- decayedvietus, vieta, vietum
- demonstrateconcludo 3
- dividediscludo 3
- diseased :: discharged on account of ill healthcausarius, causaria, causarium
- dotingdelirus, delira, delirum
- denariusargenteus, argentei m
- dissimulation :: directsimplex, simplicis
- directnesssimplicitas, simplicitatis f
- duncebaro, baronis m
- directlysimpliciter
- directlysimplicitus
- divination of the birdscantus avium
- deteriorate :: degeneratedesido 3
- dip :: depressdemergo 3
- drowningsubmersio, submersionis f
- drinking tubesipho, siphonis m (siphon, siphonis m)
- drinking tubesipo, siponis m
- daughter of a father’s brothersoror, sororis f
- delineatedelineo 1
- delineatedelinio 4
- delineationdelineatio, delineationis f
- dimly resemblingadumbratim
- dexterouslysollerter
- dexteritysollertia, sollertiae f
- dexterousartifex, artificis
- dexteroussollers, sollertis
- digest :: deposit a frothy matterdespumo 1
- disputeverbivelitatio, verbivelitationis f
- daytime :: daycaelum, caeli n (coelum, coeli n)
- door-keepervelarius, velarii m
- drowsy :: dozysoporus, sopora, soporum
- drowsysoporifer, soporifera, soporiferum
- deadlysomnifer, somnifera, somniferum
- drowsinesssomnus, somni m
- drowsinesssomnolentia, somnolentiae f
- drowsinesssomnulentia, somnulentiae f
- drowsy :: dozysomnolentus, somnolenta, somnolentum
- drowsy :: dozysomnulentus, somnulenta, somnulentum
- disdain :: despisetemno 3
- dribblingsubstīllus, substīlla, substīllum
- deceleratetardesco 3
- deliberateconctatus, conctata, conctatum
- dulltardus, tarda, tardum
- dilatorysegne
- dilatorysegnis, segne
- dilatorysegniter (segne)
- dilatorinesssegnitas, segnitatis f
- dilatorinesssegnitia, segnitiae f
- dilatorinesssegnities, segnitiei f
- dulnesstarditas, tarditatis f
- devouring sorrow :: disease of plants caused by hoar-frostcarbunculus, carbunculi m
- dog throwcanicula, caniculae f
- division :: division of timearticulus, articuli m
- diplomacodiculus, codiculi m
- dung of sheep :: dung of goatsbacca, baccae f
- decisioncalculus, calculi m
- decisioncauculus, cauculi m
- daggerclunaculum, clunaculi n
- dress with oilunguo 3
- detectsubolet alicui
- detectsubolet mihi
- distemperedsaucius, saucia, saucium
- door that moves easilycochlea, cochleae f (coclea, cocleae f)
- door that moves easilycoclea, cocleae f
- door that moves easilycuchlia, cuchliae f
- delicatetener, tenera, tenerum
- dragoonsdimachae, dimacharum m
- desirevotum, voti n
- dense :: dullcrassus, crassa, crassum
- duskysuffuscus, suffusca, suffuscum
- dirgeaelinos, aelini m
- dirgethrenus, threni m
- divinerarispex, arispicis m
- divinerarrespex, arrespicis m
- divineraruspex, aruspicis m
- delicate subjectulcus, ulceris n
- disappointed facesvultus acerbi
- disagreeableacidus, acida, acidum
- distribute secretlysubsero 3 [2]
- disseminatesemino 1
- disseminatesero 3 (2)
- distancediastema, diastematis n
- discourse ofdiscurro 3
- discourse :: disputation :: discussion :: dictionsermo, sermonis m
- drag out the summeraestatem extraho
- drugsspecies, specierum f
- derivededuco 3
- dartvero, veronis m
- dartveru, verus n
- dartverum, veri n
- dividedscissus, scissa, scissum
- divide updefindo 3
- defile on all sidescommaculo 1
- delighting in bloodcruentus, cruenta, cruentum
- divulge :: decry :: defame :: declarediffamo 1
- dilatedilato 1
- divergedimano 1
- despise something in comparison to somethingcontemno aliquid prae aliqua re
- dissipate one's fortunebona mea lacero
- dawdlervapio, vapionis m
- distance of 125 pacesstadium, stadii n
- deercervus, cervi m
- dishonor :: disgrace by wicked conductconscelero 1
- defilecontemero 1
- defiledcontaminatus, contaminata, contaminatum
- defiled :: desecratedtemerabilis, temerabile
- decisionstilus, stili m
- destroysupplodo 3
- delay :: do nothingcesso 1
- distinguish one’s selfantesto 1
- distinguish one’s selfantisto 1 (antesto 1)
- desist fromdesisto 3
- dareauso potior
- durabilitystabilitas, stabilitatis f
- dwelling :: droves :: dwelling like a stablestabulum, stabuli n
- disposition of mind :: desireaffectus, affectus m
- dark filledvaporis plenus
- dark filledvaporatus, vaporata, vaporatum
- dirtinesssqualor, squaloris m
- draintrua, truae f
- dwell uponcommoror 1
- detaincommoro 1
- detaincommoror 1
- derisory bending of the fingers in the form of a stork’s billciconia, ciconiae f
- derisory bending of the fingers in the form of a stork’s billconea, coneae f
- dullnessturbido, turbidinis f
- decide :: determine :: determine :: declare as a judgmentstatuo 3
- direct towardattendo 3 (adtendo 3)
- dismayconsterno 1
- distend :: direct one’s self or one’s coursetendo 3
- drawn tighttensus, tensa, tensum
- drawn tighttentus, tenta, tentum
- depressedcatatonus, catatona, catatonum
- difficultydestrictio, destrictionis f
- difficultydistrictio, districtionis f
- dispute :: debatealtercatio, altercationis f
- dash :: dishearten :: diminishaffligo 3 (adfligo 3)
- dincircumpulso 1
- dash to pieces :: disperse :: disperse :: dissipate :: dispeldiscutio 5
- dash one thing upon another :: dash one thing against anotherallido 3 (adlido 3)
- driving ontudito 1
- drawdestringo 3
- deprive of covering :: deprive :: despoilspolio 1
- desire eagerly :: draw on :: draw nighadpeto 3
- desire eagerly :: draw on :: draw nighappeto 3
- desire earnestlycapto 1
- dispute :: demandcontendo 3
- desirous ofappetens, appetentis
- diffuse itselvagor 1
- doubtfulvagus, vaga, vagum
- defencearx, arcis f
- dullstupidus, stupida, stupidum
- decksuffarcino 1
- dish of minced meatsicium, sicii n
- dress :: decorationcultus, cultus m
- deputyvicarius, vicarii m
- descentsectacula, sectaculorum n
- damagedcalamitosus, calamitosa, calamitosum
- decorouslydecore
- divisionseparatio, separationis f
- drink down :: draw insorbeo 2
- drink down :: draw insorbillo 1
- drink down :: draw insorbilo 1
- drink down :: draw insorbo 3
- department storeampla sedes rerum venalium
- drop :: despatch secretly :: despatchsummitto 3
- drinkingsorbitio, sorbitionis f
- drinking :: drink :: draughtsorbitium, sorbitii n
- devote one’s self :: dedicate one’s selfdedor 3
- devote one’s self :: dedicate one’s selfme dedo
- devoteconsecro 1
- defendvallo 1
- devourabsorbeo 2
- devour :: destroydevoro 1
- devouring with lovetotum aliquem comedo
- devouring :: devouring :: destroying :: destructivevorax, voracis
- dissuade someone from an ideaalicuius animum ab aliqua re abduco
- diatribesconvicia mandrae
- drenched in any thing :: drip :: distil from any thingsudo 1
- delightfulsuavidus, suavida, suavidum
- delightfulsuavis, suave
- delightfullysuave
- delightfullysuaviter
- delightsuavitudo, suavitudinis f
- distendedturgidus, turgida, turgidum
- dineceno 1
- dinecenor 1
- dinecoeno 1
- dine :: dine uponcaeno 1
- dwell upon :: delayconsisto 3
- determineconsulo 3
- divide :: disturb :: delay :: destroy :: dissuadedirimo 3
- drag awayabripio 5
- draw up :: deliberatesubduco 3
- deprive one of one's civil rightsaliquem redigo in peregrinitatem
- diminish by taking away :: destroyabsumo 3
- deprive ofadimo 3
- do a thing with careadcuro 1
- draw new courage :: draw breath againanimum recipio
- deceive :: delude :: defeatcapio 5
- don't take advice :: don't be persuadedconsilia alicuius repudio
- deprive :: decollate :: decapitatedecollo 1
- destroyaufero
- detract from :: diminishdelibo 1
- do military service under someone as a commanderaliquo imperante mereo
- do military service under someone as a commanderaliquo imperatore mereo
- do military service under someone as a commanderaliquo imperatore milito
- detain someonevincula alicui inicio
- defendsuscipio 5
- devour :: destroyconsumo 3
- derived from the stalkcaulias, cauliae m
- diminishingdelibatio, delibationis f
- disposalablatio, ablationis f
- defensetuitio, tuitionis f
- defending the cause of povertycausam paupertatis defendo
- draughtcaptus, captus m
- disputeverbigero 1
- domesticatecicuro 1
- dishevelled haircoma squalens
- delaytardo 1
- delayingcessatio, cessationis f
- delicious foodunctior cena
- decreecenseo 2
- declaration of the willcensitio, censitionis f
- dividediscindo 3
- demolish :: destroy :: drive asunderdiruo 3
- dig under :: dig out :: demolishsubruo 3
- demolition :: destructiondestructura, destructurae f
- destroydelacero 1
- divideabscindo 3
- dilaceratedilanio 1
- dilaceratedilacero 1
- destroycarpo 3
- dividing :: disagreement :: discord :: divorcediscidium, discidii n
- dividingscissura, scissurae f
- duguber, uberis n
- dentitiondentio, dentionis f
- dentitiondentitio, dentitionis f
- decennial warbellum decennale
- durablevivax, vivacis
- delicatelytenere
- delicatelyteneriter
- district :: domainager, agri m
- districttoparchia, toparchiae f
- delayimpedimentum, impedimenti n
- discerniblescibilis, scibile
- destructive :: disastrouscalamitosus, calamitosa, calamitosum
- deceptive :: delusivevanus, vana, vanum
- degeneratedegener, degeneris
- despicablecommictilis, commictile
- detestablesputatilicus, sputatilica, sputatilicum
- directorydirectorius, directoria, directorium
- delightful :: delicate :: daintydelicatus, delicata, delicatum
- duecommodus, commoda, commodum
- double :: doubtful :: dangerousanceps, ancipitis
- distinguishedconspicuus, conspicua, conspicuum
- disciplealumnus, alumni m
- dryingsiccabilis, siccabile
- dryingsiccatorius, siccatoria, siccatorium
- dryingsiccificus, siccifica, siccificum
- dryingsiccativus, siccativa, siccativum
- divisiblesecabilis, secabile
- dissolvablesolubilis, solubile
- delegatedvicarius, vicaria, vicarium
- demolishercorvus demolitor
- demolisher :: destroyerdemolitor, demolitoris m
- destroyerconfectrix, confectricis f
- deformity :: disgrace :: dishonordehonestamentum, dehonestamenti n
- dirt scraped offstrigmentum, strigmenti n
- decorumdecorum, decori n
- dessertbellaria, bellariorum n
- dialogue of Xenophonsymposion, symposii n
- dialogue of Xenophonsymposium, symposii n
- death-bedlectus vitalis
- deep obscuritychaos n
- dignity of a councilmanclārissimatus, clārissimatus m
- deltadelta n (indecl.)
- deltadelta, deltae f
- due food requirementdemensum, demensi n
- differentalius, deinde alius
- differentalius, post alius
- displeasureanimatio, animationis f
- dikesbracchium, bracchii n
- daggerclunaclum, clunacli n
- dark clouds gather in the skycaelum nubibus obscuratur
- decimationdecimatio, decimationis f
- darkness :: dulness of perception :: dim-sightednesscaligo, caliginis f
- darkness :: dulness of perception :: dim-sightednesscalligo, calliginis f
- dense :: difficultspissus, spissa, spissum
- dense :: deepdensus, densa, densum
- deepenme astringo
- dimlycrasse
- densitycrassitas, crassitatis f
- densitydensitas, densitatis f
- densityspissitudo, spissitudinis f
- density :: dregscrassitudo, crassitudinis f
- delicatesubcrotillus, subcrotilla, subcrotillum
- delicatesuccrotillus, succrotilla, succrotillum
- deliberating :: designcogitatio, cogitationis f
- disorderlysolute
- desire eagerlysitio 4
- dryness :: droughtsitis, sitis f
- dry :: desiring eagerlysitiens, sitientis
- disturbed :: distracted by caressollicitus, sollicita, sollicitum
- devisedcommenticius, commenticia, commenticium
- doctrinessensa, sensorum n
- darklyvelato
- due to heatcaumaliter
- during lifetimeaetatem
- destroydilapido 1
- drive out :: dislodge an enemy from his position :: drive out :: dispossess :: depressdeicio 5
- detractderuo 3 (tr.)
- disquiet :: disturbcommoveo 2
- disorderconturbo 1
- dispute :: discuss :: divine from signs :: drive :: directcoicio 5
- dispute :: discuss :: divine from signs :: drive :: directconicio 5
- disposecontribuo 3
- dispute :: discuss :: divine from omens :: divine from signsconicio 5
- discharge by vomiting :: dischargevomo 3
- drive quickly towards :: direct quickly towardsconicio 5
- dejection :: despondencyabiectio, abiectionis f
- depressiondeiectio, deiectionis f
- defeat :: destructionstrages, stragis f
- directingconiectus, coniectus m
- drive away :: dislodge :: dispossess :: drive out from his possession :: drive from any thing :: drive to any thingdetrudo 3
- drivetrudo 3
- delicaciecibus delicatus
- delicacycupedo, cupedinis f
- delicacycuppedo, cuppedinis f
- densely knottedcrebrinodus, crebrinoda, crebrinodum
- dancerschoenobates, schoenobatae m
- deadlinetempus finitum
- diffidenttimibundus, timibunda, timibundum
- drunkardbibio, bibionis m
- drunkardbibo, bibonis m
- direct one's gaze at somethingconspectum converto
- draw someone into a warbellō aliquem immisceo
- dating each othercomponunt inter se
- decoratecondecoro 1
- defile muchcollutito 1
- defile muchcollutulento 1
- defile muchcollutulo 1
- dexterousdexter, dextra, dextrum (dexter, dextera, dexterum)
- disciplinecondocefacio 5
- destroy one’s identity as Charmidesdecharmido 1
- dentifricedentifricium, dentifricii n
- dentifricepulvisculus candificus
- destroying powerdens, dentis m
- dentexdentex, denticis m
- dentexdentix, dentricis m
- dentexdentrix, dentricis m
- dentateddentatus, dentata, dentatum
- dress shirtcamisia exterior
- deride :: drive on a thing :: drive at :: dwellagito 1
- disturb :: disquietventilo 1
- determine the worthtaxo 1
- dwell uponcontracto 1
- dwell uponcontrecto 1
- dyetango 3
- discussiontractatus, tractatus m
- demosdemos, demi m
- dressalumnor 1
- desertion :: dislikealienatio, alienationis f
- destructiblecorruptilis, corruptile
- defection to the enemytransitus ad hostem
- dustbinvas purgamentarium
- despisecalco 1
- despiseconculco 1
- disgracecontumelia insequor
- deal well with someonebene ago cum aliquo
- damtribunal, tribunalis n
- dining sofa with backrestarchitriclinium, architricliniī n
- distortssupplanto 1
- disquietturbulentia, turbulentiae f
- disturbturbulento 1
- disturbturbido 1
- disturbed :: disorderedturbatus, turbata, turbatum
- disquieter :: disturberturbator, turbatoris m
- doubtlessverum
- doltcaudex, caudicis m
- doltcodex, codicis m (caudex)
- discourageabhortor 1
- dish made of pieces of the tunny-fish salted and choppedcybion, cybii n
- dish made of pieces of the tunny-fish salted and choppedcybium, cybii n
- disorder :: disturbance :: disturbanceturba, turbae f
- direct the mind :: direct the thoughts :: direct the attention to a thingadverto 3
- direct the mind :: direct the thoughts :: direct the attention to a thingadvorto 3
- direct the mind :: direct the thoughts :: direct the attention to a thingarverto 3
- doublecampso 1
- doublecamso 1
- drift aroundcircumagor 3
- distortdetorqueo 2
- disdainavertor 3 (avortor 3)
- discompose :: disturbverso 1
- discompose :: disturbvorso 1
- direct one's impulses elsewherealio traduco animi motus
- declinetergiversor 1
- declineaversor 1 (avorsor 1)
- declineavorsor 1
- direct somewhere :: direct to :: direct towardsconverto 3
- drive away :: divert a person from a purposeaverto 3 (avorto 3)
- devote one’s self tome confero
- direct to :: direct towardafflecto 3
- destroysubverto 3
- destroysubvorto 3
- draw towardconvertor 3
- direct one’s wayverto 3 (vorto 3)
- direct one’s wayvorto 3
- disputedcontroversus, controversa, controversum
- distantaversus, aversa, aversum (avorsus)
- distantavorsus, avorsa, avorsum
- directing one thing toward anotheradversio, adversionis f
- dizzinessvertigo, vertiginis f
- doublybis
- dusk :: darknesscrepusculum, crepusculi n
- distorttorqueo 2
- distortedtortus, torta, tortum
- doublebini, binae, bina
- dung-cartcarpentum, carpenti n
- doublealterplex, alterplicis
- doublebifarius, bifaria, bifarium
- duplicatediplasius, diplasia, diplasium
- double-tongued :: deceitfulbilinguis, bilingue
- double-tongued :: deceitfulbilinguus, bilingua, bilinguum
- dragtractura, tracturae f
- despotic ruletyrannis, tyrannidis f
- deformedturpiculus, turpicula, turpiculum
- deformed :: disfigured :: disagreeable :: disgraceful :: dishonorableturpis, turpe
- debauchedstuprosus, stuprosa, stuprosum
- discourteouslyinhumaniter
- displeasure :: dislikeaegre
- disclosedeoperio 4
- disclosediscooperio 4
- disclose :: detectdetego 3
- disclose something unknown :: demonstrateaperio 4
- disrobeveste me exuo
- disquiet :: dutysollicitudo, sollicitudinis f
- discomfortaspera, asperorum n
- deprive of the girdlediscingo 3
- dissolutediscinctus, discincta, discinctum
- dulterous intercourseconcubinatus, concubinatus m
- desire to make a displayambitus, ambitus m
- dissimilarabsimilis, absimile
- disburdendeonero 1
- disabled :: debilitateddebilis, debile
- dullstolidus, stolida, stolidum
- disheartened and despondentdebilitatus atque abiectus
- deprive of one’s hooddecalantico 1
- deprive of one’s hooddecalautico 1
- detach fromabiungo 3
- disciplineusus, usus m
- doubtaporiatio, aporiationis f
- dissolutevenerivagus, venerivaga, venerivagum
- do willingly :: do habituallydiligo 3
- declension :: derivationdeclinatio, declinationis f
- diversity of opinionsvarietas sententiarum
- dependent upon a lordambactus, ambacti m
- driving devicevehela, vehelae f
- disguiseadopertio, adopertionis f
- dareaudeo 2
- describe with wordsverbis describo
- decrepitdecrepitus, decrepita, decrepitum
- dishvas, vasis n
- dishvasa, vasorum n
- dishvasum, vasi n
- dishvasus, vasi m
- vice-cancellarius foederalis
- descrycircumspicio 5
- desecrateconviolo 1
- dishonordepudico 1
- defile :: dishonor :: disgrace :: desecratetemero 1
- debauch :: defileconstupro 1
- decisive fight :: defacingdepugnatio, depugnationis f
- decisionsuffragium, suffragii n
- decisionsufragium, sufragii n
- devote :: destinedevoveo 2
- dutyvigilia, vigiliae f
- dutyvigilium, vigilii n
- dwarf oakchamaedrys, chamaedryis f
- deviatedeerro 1
- deviate from a purpose :: divertaberro 1
- dream :: digress freelyallucinor 1
- dream :: digress freelyalucinor 1 (halucinor 1)
- dream :: digress freelyhallucinor 1
- deviate :: digressdevagor 1
- dreaminessallucinatio, allucinationis f
- dreaminessalucinatio, alucinationis f (halucinatio)
- dreaminesshallucinatio, hallucinationis f
- distrust :: diffidence :: disobediencediffidentia, diffidentiae f
- deprecating :: deprecationdeprecatio, deprecationis f
- dissolve :: dilute :: drench :: dissolve in a liquid :: do away with waterdiluo 3
- downforceabluvio, abluvionis f
- deluge :: desolation :: destruction :: deluge of invasiondiluvies, diluviei f
- deluge :: desolation :: destruction :: deluge of invasiondiluvio, diluvionis f
- deluge :: desolation :: destruction :: deluge of invasiondiluvium, diluvii n
- desertdesertitudo, desertitudinis f
- desertdesertum, deserti n
- decayingtabifluus, tabiflua, tabifluum
- dwindling :: declinetabes, tabis f
- desolating :: devastatingvastabundus, vastabunda, vastabundum
- devastatingvastatorius, vastatoria, vastatorium
- do while watchingvigilo 1 (tr.)
- defendtuto 1
- defendtutor 1
- defendcustodio 4
- defendertutor, tutoris m
- defencetutela, tutelae f
- decoctioncocta, coctae f
- drawbridgecataracta, cataractae f
- drawbridgecataractes, cataractae m
- drawbridgecatarracta, catarractae f
- drawbridgecatarractes, catarractae m
- dregs of oilamurga, amurgae f
- dwelling in the seaundicola, undicolae c
- determination :: decisionsententia, sententiae f
- downplay something through one's wordsdicendo extenuo aliquid
- dissipatediffirmo 1
- dividecarpo 3
- disposedaffectus, affecta, affectum
- do a little gold platingsubauro 1
- dart :: dagger :: darttelum, teli n
- disgust :: disgustingtaedium, taedii n
- describedetexo 3
- draw before :: darkensubtexo 3
- designtela, telae f
- drop uponsuperlacrimo 1
- deploredeploro 1
- deploredefleo 2
- deplorecollacrimo 1
- deplorecollacrumo 1
- drag downdegravo 1
- deliberate respecting a thing :: determinedelibero 1
- distinguishedcircumspectus, circumspecta, circumspectum
- deliberatingdeliberabundus, deliberabunda, deliberabundum
- devotedbenevolus, benevola, benevolum
- drained with weepingdiffletus, diffleta, diffletum
- dampudus, uda, udum
- dyetingo 3
- dyetinguo 3
- debt :: dutydebitum, debiti n
- drive back with whip lashesverberibus repello
- drift aroundconvolutor 1
- disease of the eyealbugo, albuginis f
- depravedconsceleratus, conscelerata, consceleratum
- dignity :: distinctionamplitudo, amplitudinis f
- daringtrux, trucis
- desirevoluntas, voluntatis f
- draw someone to one's point of viewaliquem ad sententiam meam perduco
- discussamplector 3
- drive awaydetergeo 2
- dry by wiping :: dash to pieces :: drive awayabstergeo 2
- dry by wiping :: dash to pieces :: drive awayabstergo 3
- desire earnestlyaveo 2 (haveo 2)
- deeplyaffecte
- differentdiscernenter
- down to the fingertipsde tenero ungui
- doubtlesscerte
- diversely :: differentlyvarie
- dissembling :: deviousbicors, bicordis
- depart fromabsisto 3
- deny oneself pleasureanimum a voluptate sevoco
- deprivationdenegatio, denegationis f
- dry wood on the vinecalamentum, calamenti m
- during two daysbiduo
- drysudus, suda, sudum
- diffidentdiffidens, diffidentis
- diffidentlydiffidenter
- desire to obtain a thing from admiration of itadmiror 1
- desire to obtain a thing from admiration of itammiror 1
- delightfullyadmiranter
- diplomacodicilli, codicillorum m
- downvellus, velleris n
- discourseverba, verborum n
- disciplinesubactio, subactionis f
- divine spiritdivina ratio toti mundo et partibus eius inserta
- deterioratedeterioror 1
- distinguishedconspiciendus, conspicienda, conspiciendum
- damnabledamnabilis, damnabile
- damnabledamnandus, damnanda, damnandum
- despicableaspernabilis, aspernaābile
- desirableappetibilis, appetibile
- deservingdignus, digna, dignum
- defeatvolnus, volneris n
- defeatvulnus, vulneris n
- densely overgrownaccretus, accreta, accretum
- demolition ballpirum diruptivum
- death struggle :: difficult utterancecolluctatio, colluctationis f
- draw together in wrinklescapero 1
- draw together in wrinklescaperro 1
- describe :: depict :: draw upscribo 3
- draw up :: delineate :: draw upconscribo 3
- draw upconficio 5
- drawscribo 3
- double shell of the oysterdiptychum, diptychi n
- delinquentnocens, nocentis m
- delinquentfacinus, facinoris n
- delinquenthomo maleficus
- delinquentmalefactor, malefactoris m
- delinquentscelerator, sceleratoris m
- delinquentmaleficus, malefici m
- dearness :: dear rateannona, annonae f
- decay :: die awaycado 3
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