| Daci | = | Dacians |
| dacigena | = | Dacian-born |
| damnatio | = | condemnation |
| damno | = | to condemn, damn |
| damno | = | to condemn |
| damnum | = | loss, damage, injury, a fine |
| damnum | = | loss, damage |
| dapes | = | fortune, wealth |
| dapifer | = | senescal |
| daps | = | banquet |
| dare | = | give |
| de | = | about, concerning |
| de (prep. + abl.) | = | down from, from, concerning, about |
| dealbo | = | to purify, whitewash |
| debello | = | to vanquish, finish a war, fight out |
| debello | = | cnquer, vanquish, end a war |
| debeo | = | to owe, to be morally bound to, to be bound by |
| debilito | = | to weaken, ennervate, sap, exhaust |
| debitum | = | debt |
| debrio | = | to intoxicate |
| decem | = | ten |
| December | = | December |
| decens | = | becoming, graceful |
| decens, decenter | = | properly, fittingly, suitably |
| decenter | = | becomingly, properly |
| decentia | = | propriety, decency of behavior |
| decerno | = | to judge, resolve on |
| decerno | = | to decide, determine, settle |
| decerpo | = | to pluck off, to gather, take away |
| decertatio | = | a contest, contention |
| decerto | = | to contend, fight to the finish |
| decessio | = | decrease, diminution |
| decessio | = | a retreat, withdrawal, departure, leaving |
| decessor | = | someone who retires, a predecessor |
| decessus | = | retirement, withdrawal, departure, death |
| decet | = | it is seemly, comely, suitable, proper |
| decet | = | fitting |
| decido | = | to fall down, fall dead, die, sink, fall |
| decido (-cisi -cisum) | = | to cut down, cut off, arrange, settle |
| decies centena milia | = | million |
| decimus | = | tenth |
| decipio | = | to ensnare, deceive |
| decipio (deceptus) | = | ensnare, trap, beguile, deceive, cheat |
| declamatio | = | practice in oratory |
| declamatio | = | loud or violent speech, declamatio |
| declamo | = | to declaim, orate, speak loudly |
| declaratio | = | a clarification |
| declaro | = | to proclaim (a person as chosen) |
| declaro | = | to prove |
| declaro | = | to explain, explain, reveal |
| declinatio | = | avoiding, inflection, declension |
| declinatio | = | a turning aside, declining |
| declino | = | to turn away |
| declino | = | to turn aside, deflect, turn away |
| declino | = | avoid, deviate, swerve, digress |
| declive (-is) | = | a slope, decline |
| decoctor | = | a spendthrift, bankrupt |
| decollo (-are) | = | to behead |
| decolo (-are) | = | to trickle away |
| decolor (adj.) | = | pale, without color |
| decoloratio | = | discoloration |
| decoquo | = | to boil down, boil away, (metals) |
| decoquo (-ere, -coxi, -coctum | = | to waste, become bankrupt |
| decor | = | beauty, grace |
| decoro | = | beautify, embellish, adorn |
| decoro | = | to grace |
| decorus | = | decorated, elegant |
| decorus | = | beautiful, graceful, charming, proper, fit, become |
| decrepitus | = | infirm, decrepit |
| decresco | = | to wane |
| decresco | = | to decrease, grow smaller |
| decretum | = | ordinance, principle |
| decretum | = | decree, judgment, edict, order |
| decumbo | = | to fall, fall into, lie down |
| decurro | = | to run down, manoeuver, run in a race, take refuge |
| decurro | = | to sing |
| decurro | = | to sail downstream |
| decursio (milit.) | = | a charge, manoeuver |
| decursus | = | a running down, charge, manoeuver, attack |
| decursus | = | downward course |
| decurto | = | to mutilate |
| decus | = | honor, dignity, ornament |
| dedecor | = | unseemly, shameful, disgraceful, dishonorable |
| dedecus | = | shame, dishonor, disgrace, crime |
| dedecus | = | disgrace, blemish + gen |
| dedico | = | to dedicate |
| dedignor | = | to scorn |
| dedo | = | to surrender, consign |
| deduco | = | to escort, bring away |
| deduco | = | to lad out colonists, found a colony |
| defaeco | = | to cleanse, purify, purge |
| defendere | = | defend |
| defendo | = | to defend, ward off, protect, shelter |
| defendo | = | to support |
| defensabiliter | = | defensibly |
| defenso | = | to defend diligently |
| defensor | = | supporter, defender |
| defero | = | to carry, to bear, to bring |
| defero | = | to hand over, carry down, communicate, offer |
| defessus | = | weary, tired |
| defetiscor (defessus) | = | to grow tired, weary. |
| deficio | = | to to be wanting, to run out, fail, withdraw |
| deficio | = | weaken, to be in want |
| deficio (defectum) | = | to fail, to weaken, to be in want |
| defigo | = | to fasten |
| defigo | = | fasten down, secure, fix firmly, concentrate, fix |
| definxu obtutu | = | to one's gaze fixed and frozen |
| defleo | = | to bewail |
| defleo | = | to bewail, weep for |
| defluo | = | to flow away, disappear, be lost |
| defluo | = | to flow down, waste, disappear |
| defuncta | = | deceased |
| defungo | = | to discharge one's duties, quit, retire, die |
| defungor | = | to pass away |
| degenero | = | to cause to degenerate, disgrace by degeneracy |
| degenero | = | to be unlike one's kind, fall off, degenerate |
| degero | = | to pass time, live |
| degusto | = | to taste |
| deinde | = | next, then, thereafter, from that place |
| deinde | = | adv, afterwards |
| delectabilis | = | delightful |
| delectare | = | please |
| delectatio | = | delight |
| delectatio | = | delight, pleasure, enjoyment |
| delecto | = | to attract, delight, (pass + abl) |
| delecto | = | to delight in, to love |
| delego | = | to transfer, commit, assign, impute, attribute |
| deleo | = | to obliterate, efface |
| deleo | = | blot out, erase, annihilate, destroy |
| deleo (deletum ) | = | to destroy, wipe out, erase |
| delibero | = | to determine, to be determined, resolve |
| delibero | = | to consider, deliberate |
| delibuo | = | to anoint |
| delicate | = | luxuriously, delicately, slowly |
| deliciae | = | allurements, charms, delights, fancies |
| delictum | = | transgression |
| delinquentes | = | transgressors |
| delinquo | = | to fail, be wanting, fail in duty, commit a crime |
| delitesco | = | to hide away |
| delubrum | = | shrine |
| deludo | = | to mock, cheat |
| deluo | = | to cleanse |
| demens (dementis ) | = | insane, mad, out of one's mind, foolish |
| demergo | = | to plunge |
| demergo | = | to sink, plunge into, dip under, go into debt |
| demitto | = | set down, let fall |
| demitto | = | to let down, lower |
| demo | = | to take away, subtract |
| demo | = | to remove |
| demonstro | = | to indicate, show, describe, explain |
| demonstro | = | to prove |
| demoror | = | to loiter, linger, tarry, belay |
| demulceo | = | to stroke down, caress by stroking |
| demulceo | = | to soften |
| demum | = | at length at las, finally |
| denego | = | to refuse, deny, reject |
| denique | = | at last, finally, again, in short |
| denominata | = | designated, designate specifically |
| dens | = | tooth |
| dens (dentis ) | = | tooth |
| densitas | = | thickness |
| denso | = | to grow thick |
| denuncio | = | declare, give notice, announce |
| denuntio | = | announce |
| denuntio | = | to announce officially, pronounce, declare |
| denuo | = | anew, again, a second time, afresh |
| deorsum | = | downwards |
| depascor | = | to feed upon |
| depereo | = | to perish, be utterly ruined |
| deponere | = | deposit |
| depono | = | to set down, bring down |
| depono | = | to put down, lay aside |
| depopulatio | = | pillaging, looting, sacking, plundering, robbing |
| depopulo | = | to pillage |
| depopulor | = | to pillage |
| deporto | = | to carry [off], fetch |
| deporto | = | to carry off, to take away |
| deposco | = | to earnestly request |
| deposco depoposci | = | to demand |
| depraedor depredor | = | to plunder, lay waste, pillage, ravage |
| deprecatio | = | prayer |
| deprecativus | = | deprecative |
| deprecator | = | intercessor, one who pleads on behalf |
| deprecor | = | to entreat for, beg for, intercede, curse |
| deprecor | = | to deprecate, intercede? |
| deprecor | = | to beg by entreaty, to excuse oneself, curse |
| deprehendo | = | to understand, overtake |
| deprehensio | = | detection |
| deprimo (depressus) | = | to press down, depress, low-lying |
| depromo | = | to take down, produce, fetch out |
| depulso | = | push aside, thrust away |
| deputari | = | to be classed among, be condemned to |
| deputo | = | to count, estimate/prune, cut off |
| derelinquo | = | to forsake, desert, abandon |
| derideo | = | to laugh at, mock, deride |
| derigesco | = | to become stiff |
| derigo | = | [-rexi, -rectum] to set straight, put in order |
| deripio | = | to tear down, snatch away |
| deruptus | = | broken off |
| desaevio | = | to rave furiously |
| describo | = | to describe, register, assign |
| desero | = | to abandon, foresake |
| desero | = | to leave, abandon, foresake |
| desideratus | = | welcome |
| desiderium | = | wish, longing, regret, grief, want, need |
| desidero | = | to long for, wish for greatly, to miss |
| desidiosus | = | lazy, unmotivated |
| designo | = | designate, define, describe, mark out |
| designo | = | to represent |
| designo | = | to define, describe, designate |
| desino | = | to to stop, leave off |
| desino | = | leave off, give over, cease, stop, end, desist |
| desino (desiit) | = | to leave off, give over, cease, stop, desist |
| desipio | = | to act foolishly, play the fool |
| desisto | = | to desist from |
| desolo | = | to desert, foresake, leave |
| desolo | = | to leave desolate, abandoned, to forsake |
| desparatus | = | given up on, desparate |
| despectivus | = | despicable |
| despecto | = | overlook, dispise, look down upon |
| desperata | = | irremediable |
| despero | = | to be without hope, despair, despair of, give up |
| despero | = | to despair |
| despero | = | to have no hope, despair, give up |
| despiciens | = | contemptuous |
| despicio | = | to disdain |
| despicio | = | to look down, regard from above, despise |
| desposco | = | to demand |
| destinatus | = | resolute, firm, determined, with one's mind made |
| destino | = | to fasten down, make fast, fix, determine settle |
| destituo | = | to abandon, defraud |
| destituo | = | to place, leave in the lurch, abandon |
| destitutus | = | destitue of |
| destruo | = | to tear down |
| desudo | = | to exert oneself |
| desuesco | = | to to be unaccustomed |
| desumo | = | to select, elect, choose, take out |
| desuper | = | from above |
| detego | = | to expose |
| determino | = | to fix the limits of, set boundaries to, delimit |
| determino | = | to settle, prescribe |
| detestabilis | = | execrable |
| detestor | = | to denounce |
| detineo | = | to keep back, detain, hang onto |
| detineo | = | hold off, hold back, detain |
| detraho | = | to drag off |
| detrimentum | = | damage, loss, detriment |
| detrimentum | = | defeat, damage |
| detrudo | = | to thrust down |
| deus | = | God, god |
| deus | = | god |
| devasto | = | to lay waste, ravage |
| devenio | = | to come to, arrive at, reach |
| devia | = | lonely, unfrequented places |
| devia | = | out-of-the-way roads |
| devinco | = | to subdue |
| devio | = | to turn from the straight road |
| devito | = | to avoid |
| devius | = | inconstan |
| devoco | = | to call away, call down, call aside |
| devoro | = | to devour |
| devotio | = | piety |
| devotio (Christian) | = | piety, devotion, zeal |
| devoveo | = | to consecrate, sacrifice, devote, curse, execrate |
| dexter | = | right, righthand |
| dexter | = | right, on the right |
| dextera | = | the right hand |
| diabolus | = | devil, Satan |
| diadema | = | diadem, abbot's mitre |
| Diana | = | Diana |
| diapason | = | whole octave |
| diapente | = | fifth |
| diaria | = | daily allowance of pay, food |
| diatesseron | = | fourth |
| dicere | = | say, tell |
| dico | = | to say |
| dico (dictum ) | = | to say, tell, speak, name, call, pronounce |
| dico mandatum legationis | = | to relay a message |
| dictata | = | things dictated, lessons, presents |
| dictator | = | dictator |
| dictito | = | to say often, reiterate |
| dicto | = | to say often, dictate, get written down |
| dictum | = | word, dictate |
| dictus dictus | = | a saying, a speech |
| didico | = | to be told (Herimann cap. 39, 44) |
| dido dididi didtum | = | to separate, divide, distribute |
| dies | = | day |
| dies diei | = | day |
| diffamo | = | to proclaim |
| differo | = | to hesitate |
| differo | = | to spread news, delay, defer, postpone |
| differo | = | to delay, postpone, to differ, be different |
| differo | = | to spread about, spread news, harrass, disturb |
| differtus | = | stuffed full, crammed, jammed |
| difficilis | = | difficult, hard, troublesome |
| difficilis | = | difficult, hard, inconvenient |
| difficultas | = | difficulty, need, trouble, distress |
| diffidens | = | without self-confidence, distrusting |
| diffidentia | = | disobedience |
| diffido | = | to be distrustful, distrust, despair |
| diffinio | = | to terminate |
| diffundo | = | to spread, pour forth, scatter |
| diffusus | = | outspread |
| digero | = | to relate in order, dispose |
| digestor | = | arranger, composer, one who makes a pattern |
| digitus | = | finger, toe, linen |
| digladio | = | to run through with swords |
| dignanater | = | courteously |
| dignitas | = | rank, dignity |
| dignitas | = | merit, worth, prestige, dignity |
| dignor | = | to deign |
| dignosco dignosco | = | to distinguish, recognize as different |
| dignus | = | worthy |
| dignus (+ abl.) | = | worthy, worthy of, meritorious |
| digredior digredi digressus | = | to depart, deviate, digress |
| digressio | = | separation, departure, digression |
| digressus | = | separation, departure, digression |
| dilabor | = | to perish |
| dilanio | = | to tear to pieces |
| dilato | = | to spread out, extend, expand, increase |
| dilectio | = | love, solicitude, esteem |
| dilgenter | = | attentively, earnestly, carefully, diligently |
| diligens | = | diligent, careful |
| diligenter | = | diligently |
| diligentia | = | diligence, industry, perseverance, persistence |
| diligo | = | to choose out, esteem highly, prize, love |
| diligo | = | to value highly |
| diluculo | = | dawn, daybreak |
| diluo (of troubles) | = | to remove, resolve |
| dimicare | = | fight, struggle |
| dimico | = | to contend, struggle |
| dimidium | = | half |
| dimitto | = | to leave, forgive, send away, abandon |
| dimitto | = | to break up, dismiss, leave, abandon, leave behind |
| directus | = | plain, simple, direct, open, straightforward |
| diremptio | = | separation |
| dirigo | = | to arrange, "send out" a letter or ambassador |
| diripio | = | to separate, tear apart, pillage, devastate |
| diripio | = | to snatch away |
| diripio | = | to tear in pieces, lay waste, devastate, plunder |
| diripio | = | to plunder, tear to pieces |
| diriter | = | abominably |
| dirumpo | = | to break to pieces |
| dirunitas | = | long duration |
| diruo | = | to demolish, destroy, ruin |
| diruo | = | to destroy |
| dirus | = | abominable |
| dis | = | rich, possessing wealth or worth |
| discedo | = | to depart from, deviate, leave |
| discedo | = | to go away |
| discedo (discessum ) | = | to break up, depart, go away, pass away |
| discerpo | = | to dismember, disjoint, sever, divide, break up |
| discerpo | = | to mangle |
| discessio | = | f, management, ordering, direction |
| discidium | = | separation, division, disagreement, tearing apart |
| disciplina | = | teaching |
| discipulus | = | disciple, student, learner, pupil |
| disco | = | to learn, become acquainted with |
| discordia | = | disagreement |
| discrepo | = | to differ, to be diifferent, vary, disagree |
| discretio | = | distinction |
| discrimen | = | difference, hazard |
| discrimino | = | to separate |
| discurro | = | to run to and fro |
| discutio | = | to dissipate |
| disicio | = | to lay in ruins |
| dispar | = | different |
| dispensatio | = | distribution, stewardship |
| disperdo | = | to destroy |
| dispergo | = | to scatter |
| dispertio | = | to divide |
| dispono | = | to describe, dispose |
| dispono | = | to arrange, put in order, draw up (troops) |
| disputatio | = | debate, dispute, discussion |
| disputo | = | discuss |
| disrumpo | = | to smash |
| dissemino | = | to spread abroad |
| dissero | = | to discuss, speak, declare, utter |
| dissero | = | to examine, treat of, discuss |
| dissimilis | = | unlike, different, disparate, dissimilar, distinct |
| dissimulo | = | to disguise |
| dissimulo | = | to ignore, leave unnoticed |
| dissimulo | = | to conceal, disguise, keep secret |
| dissipo | = | to demolish |
| dissolutus | = | lax, weak, wanting in energy, dissolute |
| distinctus | = | separate, apart, different |
| distinctus | = | a distinguishing, distinction, difference |
| distinguo | = | decorate, adorn, embellish, punctuate |
| distinguo | = | separate, divide, part, distinguish, discriminate |
| distinguo | = | to divide |
| distraho (associations) | = | to break up, dissolve |
| distraho (persons) | = | estrange, distract, (property) |
| distribuo | = | to distribute, divide |
| distribuo | = | to apportion |
| districtus (f. distringo) | = | strict, severe, hesitating, busy |
| ditata | = | endowed, endow |
| ditio | = | authority |
| dito | = | to enrich, endow, make wealthy |
| dito | = | to enrich, make wealthy |
| ditus | = | rich |
| diu | = | adv. a long while, long time, for a long time |
| diu | = | by day, for a long time, a long time ago |
| diurnitas | = | long duration |
| diutinus | = | lasting a long time, enduring, long-lived |
| diutius | = | longer, too long (a period of time) |
| diuturnus | = | lasting a long time, of long duration |
| divello | = | to tear apart, away, untie |
| diverbero | = | to cudgel soundly |
| diversus | = | different, unlike, opposed, hostile |
| diverticulum | = | by-way |
| diverto | = | to turn aside |
| dives | = | rich, opulent, wealthy |
| divido | = | to divide, scatter |
| divinatio | = | prediction, divination |
| divinitus | = | divine influence, admirably, nobly, by inspiration |
| divinitus | = | by divine communication, by divine influence |
| divinus | = | divine, sacred |
| divitiae divitie | = | riches, wealth |
| divortium | = | division |
| divulgamen | = | fame |
| divulgatio | = | publishing, spreading abroad |
| divum | = | sky |
| divus | = | god |
| do | = | to give, offer, convey, donate, furnish |
| do pacem | = | to grant peace |
| doceo docui doctum | = | to instruct, teach, tutor |
| docere | = | teach |
| doctiloquus | = | speaking learnedly |
| doctor | = | teacher |
| doctrina | = | doctrine, teaching, instruction, learning |
| doctus | = | taught, instructed, learned, tutored |
| dolens | = | painfully |
| doleo | = | to suffer pain, to be pained, grieve |
| dolor | = | pain, grief. misery, suffering |
| dolosa | = | deceitful |
| dolose | = | slyly, deceitfuly |
| dolositas | = | deceit |
| dolosus | = | crafty, cunning, sly, deceitful |
| dolus | = | [instrument of] deceit, trap, ambush |
| dolus | = | fraud, deceit, guile, treachery, a trap |
| domesticus | = | domestic, civil |
| domina domna | = | lady, mistress |
| dominatus | = | rule, mastery, tyranny, domination |
| dominatus | = | mastery |
| dominica | = | demesne |
| dominor | = | [+ gen] to be lord and master of, dominate |
| dominor | = | to be mastered |
| dominus | = | lord, master |
| dominus domno | = | master, lord |
| domito | = | to tame, subdue, break in |
| domus | = | house |
| domus | = | house, home, residence |
| domus | = | household, house, abode |
| donare | = | give |
| donarium | = | votive offering |
| donativum | = | donation, offering |
| donatus | = | given |
| donec | = | up to the time when, until, as long as, while |
| donec | = | until |
| dono | = | to give |
| donum | = | gift |
| donum | = | gift, votive offering |
| donum | = | gift, present, donation |
| dormio | = | to sleep, slumber, siesta, nap |
| dormire | = | be asleep |
| dormito | = | to be dreaming |
| dorsum | = | back |
| doxa | = | glory |
| dubitare | = | doubt |
| dubito | = | to doubt, hesitate |
| dubium | = | doubt |
| dubium | = | doubt, hesitation, reservation |
| ducamen | = | duchy, ducal dignity |
| duco | = | to lead on the march, marry a wife, command |
| duco | = | to calculate, count, reckon, esteem, considered |
| duco | = | to draw, shape, construct, (time) |
| duco | = | to lead, draw, esteem, consider |
| duco | = | to charm, influence, mislead, draw in |
| ductor | = | general, leader, commander, guide |
| dudum | = | for a long while, a long while ago, some time ago |
| dulcedo | = | sweetness, pleasantness, charm |
| dulcidine | = | sweetly, pleasantly, charmingly |
| dulcis | = | sweet, pleasant, agreeable |
| dulcis | = | delightful |
| dulcis | = | gentle, soft, sweet, tender |
| dum | = | while, as long as, until |
| dummodo (conj. + subj.) | = | provided |
| dumtaxat | = | at least, not less than, at most, not more than |
| duo | = | two |
| duodecim | = | twelve |
| duodeviginti | = | eighteen |
| duplex | = | double, dual |
| duplicitas | = | multiplication by two, ambiguity, duplicity |
| duro | = | to harden, last, endure |
| durus | = | hard |
| durus | = | hard, harsh, tough, strong, enduring, rough, rude |
| dux | = | chief, boss |
| dux | = | duke |
| dux ducis | = | leader, guide, commander, general, duke |