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D
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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
daedalus
artistic
skilful in creating
skilfully made
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}
doe
anim.
damnatio
{f}
condemnation
damnatorius
condemnatory
damnose
destructively
excessively
ruinously
damnum
{n}
damage
loss
Danuvinus
belonging to the Danube
Danubian
of the Danube
Danuvius
{m}
Danube
geogr.
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
datum
{n}
gift
de
of
on
debere
[2]
to have to
debitum
{n}
fault
decedere
[3]
to leave
decem
[indecl.]
ten
decem novem
[indekl.]
nineteen
December
{m}
December
decemplex
tenfold
decertatio
{f}
decisive struggle
decessio
{f}
a going away
decrease
departure
declamatio
{f}
declamation
loud talking
noisy talk
oratorical exercise
practice in public speaking
declarare
[1]
to announce
to declare
to indicate
to prove
to reveal
to show
to testify
declinare
[1]
to decline
ling.
decus
{n}
decoration
defatigatio
{f}
defatigation
[rare]
defensor
{m}
defensor
defessus
tired
definitio
{f}
definition
ling.
deformis
deformed
deformitas
{f}
blemish
deformity
disfigurement
disgrace
ugliness
degustare
[1]
to taste
deliberatio
{f}
deliberation
deliciosus
delicious
delineare
[1]
to draw
delirus
crazy
insane
mad
delphinus
{m}
dolphin
anim.
T
demens
crazy
dementia
{f}
dementia
deminutio
{f}
attenuation
decrease
diminution
demissus
dejected
dispirited
downcast
drooping
falling
hanging down
humble
low
low-lying
lowered
lowly
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D
Daci
{m.pl}
Dacians
[a people on the lower Danube]
Dacia
{f}
[the country of the Daci]
dactylicus
dactylic
dactylus
{m}
dactyl
daedale
artistically
daedalus
artistic
daedalus
skilful in creating
daedalus
skilfully made
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
damnatorius
condemnatory
damnose
destructively
damnose
excessively
damnose
ruinously
damnum
{n}
damage
damnum
{n}
loss
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
datum
{n}
gift
de
of
de
on
debere
[2]
to have to
debitum
{n}
fault
decedere
[3]
to leave
decem
[indecl.]
ten
decem novem
[indekl.]
nineteen
December
{m}
December
decemplex
tenfold
decertatio
{f}
decisive struggle
decessio
{f}
a going away
decessio
{f}
decrease
decessio
{f}
departure
declamatio
{f}
declamation
declamatio
{f}
loud talking
declamatio
{f}
noisy talk
declamatio
{f}
oratorical exercise
declamatio
{f}
practice in public speaking
declarare
[1]
to announce
declarare
[1]
to declare
declarare
[1]
to indicate
declarare
[1]
to prove
declarare
[1]
to reveal
declarare
[1]
to show
declarare
[1]
to testify
ling.
declinare
[1]
to decline
decus
{n}
decoration
defatigatio
{f}
defatigation
[rare]
defensor
{m}
defensor
defessus
tired
ling.
definitio
{f}
definition
deformis
deformed
deformitas
{f}
blemish
deformitas
{f}
deformity
deformitas
{f}
disfigurement
deformitas
{f}
disgrace
deformitas
{f}
ugliness
degustare
[1]
to taste
deliberatio
{f}
deliberation
deliciosus
delicious
delineare
[1]
to draw
delirus
crazy
delirus
insane
delirus
mad
anim.
T
delphinus
{m}
dolphin
demens
crazy
dementia
{f}
dementia
deminutio
{f}
attenuation
deminutio
{f}
decrease
deminutio
{f}
diminution
demissus
dejected
demissus
dispirited
demissus
downcast
demissus
drooping
demissus
falling
demissus
hanging down
demissus
humble
demissus
low
demissus
low-lying
demissus
lowered
demissus
lowly
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