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Daci {m.pl}: Dacians [a people on the lower Danube]
Dacia {f}: [the country of the Daci]
dactylicus: dactylic
dactylus {m}: dactyl
daedale: artistically
skilfully [Br.]
skillfully [Am.]
daedalus: artistic
skilful in creating [Br.]
skilfully made [Br.]
skillful in creating [Am.]
skillfully made [Am.]
variegated
Daedalus {m}: [mythical Atehnian craftsman]
Dalmatae {m.pl}: Dalmatians [a people on the East coast of the Adriatic]
Dalmatia {f}: Dalmatia
dama {f}: deer
venison
damma {f}: doeanim.
damnatio {f}: condemnation
conviction
obligation to pay [of an heir]
damnatorius: condemnatory
damnose: destructively
excessively
ruinously
damnum {n}: damage
loss
Dania {f} [rec.]: Denmark <.dk>geogr.
Danuvinus: belonging to the Danube
Danubian
of the Danube
Danuvius {m}: Danubegeogr.
dare [1]: to allow
to bestow [lend]
to dedicate
to devote
to give
to grant [lend]
to impart
to lend
to make
to offer
to pay
to sell
darmstadtium {n} [rec.] <Ds>: darmstadtium <Ds>chem.
datio {f}: act of allotting
act of distributing
act of giving
giving up
right of alienation
right to convey away property
right to give away property
surrender
dativus: appointed
belonging to giving
given
of giving
dativus {m}: dativeling.
dative caseling.
datum {n}: gift
de: of
on
deambulatio {f}: promenading
walking abroad
debellare [1]: to bring a war to an end
to conquer completely
to fight completely
to fight out
to finish a war
to subdue
to vanquish
debellator {m}: conqueror
subduer
debellatrix {f}: conqueress
debere [2]: to have to
debilitatio {f}: laming
maiming
weakness
debitum {n}: fault
decedere [3]: to leave
decem [indekl.] <X>: ten <10>
decem milia: ten thousand
decem novem [indecl.] <XIX>: nineteen <19>
December: of December
December {m}: December
decempedalis: ten feet long
decemplex: tenfold
decennalia {n.pl}: festival celebrated every ten years
decennalis: decennial
of ten years
decennia {n.pl}: festival celebrated every ten years
decennis: of ten years
decennium {n}: period of ten years
decentia {f}: comeliness
decency
decertatio {f}: decisive struggle
decessio {f}: a going away
abatement
decrease

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Daci `{m.pl}`	Dacians `[a people on the lower Danube]`
Dacia `{f}`	`[the country of the Daci]`
dactylicus	dactylic
dactylus `{m}`	dactyl
daedale	artistically
daedale	skilfully `[Br.]`
daedale	skillfully `[Am.]`
daedalus	artistic
daedalus	skilful in creating `[Br.]`
daedalus	skilfully made `[Br.]`
daedalus	skillful in creating `[Am.]`
daedalus	skillfully made `[Am.]`
daedalus	variegated
Daedalus `{m}`	`[mythical Atehnian craftsman]`
Dalmatae `{m.pl}`	Dalmatians `[a people on the East coast of the Adriatic]`
Dalmatia `{f}`	Dalmatia
dama `{f}`	deer
dama `{f}`	venison
anim. damma `{f}`	doe
damnatio `{f}`	condemnation
damnatio `{f}`	conviction
damnatio `{f}`	obligation to pay `[of an heir]`
damnatorius	condemnatory
damnose	destructively
damnose	excessively
damnose	ruinously
damnum `{n}`	damage
damnum `{n}`	loss
geogr. Dania `{f}` `[rec.]`	Denmark <.dk>
Danuvinus	belonging to the Danube
Danuvinus	Danubian
Danuvinus	of the Danube
geogr. Danuvius `{m}`	Danube
dare `[1]`	to allow
dare `[1]`	to bestow `[lend]`
dare `[1]`	to dedicate
dare `[1]`	to devote
dare `[1]`	to give
dare `[1]`	to grant `[lend]`
dare `[1]`	to impart
dare `[1]`	to lend
dare `[1]`	to make
dare `[1]`	to offer
dare `[1]`	to pay
dare `[1]`	to sell
chem. darmstadtium `{n}` `[rec.]` <Ds>	darmstadtium <Ds>
datio `{f}`	act of allotting
datio `{f}`	act of distributing
datio `{f}`	act of giving
datio `{f}`	giving up
datio `{f}`	right of alienation
datio `{f}`	right to convey away property
datio `{f}`	right to give away property
datio `{f}`	surrender
dativus	appointed
dativus	belonging to giving
dativus	given
dativus	of giving
ling. dativus `{m}`	dative
ling. dativus `{m}`	dative case
datum `{n}`	gift
de	of
de	on
deambulatio `{f}`	promenading
deambulatio `{f}`	walking abroad
debellare `[1]`	to bring a war to an end
debellare `[1]`	to conquer completely
debellare `[1]`	to fight completely
debellare `[1]`	to fight out
debellare `[1]`	to finish a war
debellare `[1]`	to subdue
debellare `[1]`	to vanquish
debellator `{m}`	conqueror
debellator `{m}`	subduer
debellatrix `{f}`	conqueress
debere `[2]`	to have to
debilitatio `{f}`	laming
debilitatio `{f}`	maiming
debilitatio `{f}`	weakness
debitum `{n}`	fault
decedere `[3]`	to leave
decem `[indekl.]` <X>	ten <10>
decem milia	ten thousand
decem novem `[indecl.]` <XIX>	nineteen <19>
December	of December
December `{m}`	December
decempedalis	ten feet long
decemplex	tenfold
decennalia `{n.pl}`	festival celebrated every ten years
decennalis	decennial
decennalis	of ten years
decennia `{n.pl}`	festival celebrated every ten years
decennis	of ten years
decennium `{n}`	period of ten years
decentia `{f}`	comeliness
decentia `{f}`	decency
decertatio `{f}`	decisive struggle
decessio `{f}`	a going away
decessio `{f}`	abatement
decessio `{f}`	decrease

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