devio, diviatus
V INTRANS
detour; stray; depart
di
N 2 1 NOM P M
god
Di! Ecce hora! Uxor mea me necabit!
God, look at the time! My wife will kill me!
dia
N F
goddess
diabetes
N M
diabetes
diabolicus
ADJ
devilish/diabolic; characteristic of/proceeding/derived from the devil
diabolus
N M
devil; Prince of Evil/Darkness; Satan; evil one
Diabolus fecit, ut id facerem!
The devil made me do it!
diabulus
N M
devil; Prince of Evil/Darkness; Satan; evil one
diacon
N M
deacon; cleric of minor orders (first/highest level)
diaconalis
ADJ
of/pertaining to a deacon
diaconandus
N M
deacon-elect| one who is to be make a deacon
diaconatus
the office of deacon.
diaconia
N F
deaconate| office/position of deaconship; service| ministry; hospice
Diaconicon
N
Diaconicon| book for use of deacons in Greek rite
diaconicum
N
sacristy
diaconissa
N F
deaconess
diaconissatus
N M
order of deaconesses
diaconus
N M
deacon; cleric of minor orders (first/highest level)
diadema
N
diadem/crown; ornamental headband; (sign of soverignty); dominion; pereminence
diadematus
ADJ
crowned| waring a diadem
diaeresis
N F
distribution; G:breaking one syllable into two
diaeta
N F
way of living prescribed by a physician| regimen| diet
diagnosis
N F
diagnosis
diagramma
N
range (music)
dialectica
N F
art of reasoning; logic
dialectice
ADV
according to the dialectical method| dialectically; logically
dialecticum
N
art of reasoning; logic
dialecticus
ADJ
dialectical| logical; of process of reasoning (dialectical method of Academy)
dialectos
N F
dialect; form of speech
Dialis
ADJ
heavenly/aerial; of Jupiter; of flamen Dialis; [flamen ~ => Roman chief priest]
dialogus
N M
philosophical conversation
diameter
N M
diameter
diametros
ADJ
diametral| of/related to diameter
diametrum
N
loss; want of; that is wanting to the measure
Diana
N F
Diana| goddess of light and of the moon; the moon
dianoea
N F
display of fact (instead of conception)
diapason
N
whole octave
diapente
N
medicine made of five ingredients; musical interval of a fifth
diaphonia
N F
disharmony; discord
diaphragma
N
diaphragm (optic)
diapretus
diasperatus.
diapsalm
N
pause in music
diarium
daily food.
diarius
ADJ
daily
diasperatus
of various colours; diapered.
diatessaron
N
interval of a fourth in music; harmony of the four Gospels
diatim
daily.
diatonicon
N
masonry filled in with rubble; (band-stone wall binding)
diatonicus
ADJ
banding/stretching through; (w/lateres band-stone/wall binding); diatonic (L+S)
diatonos
ADJ
diatonic; (music scale)
diatonum
N
diatonic scale; natural/diatonic series of notes without break (L+S)
diatonus
ADJ
band-stones (w/lateres) (cross wall binding)
diatriba
N F
school (for rhetoric/philosophy)
diazeuxis
N F
separation
dibaphus
N F
purple-striped robe
Dic mihi solum facta, domina
Just the facts, ma'am
dica
a tally; a deed; foolish talking.
dicacitas
N F
mordant or caustic raillery; biting wit
dicacule
ADV
facetiously
dicaculus
ADJ
loquacious; witty
dicanicisum
N
mace
dicasterium
N
office; bureau
dicatus
ADJ
dedicatied; hallowed
dicax
ADJ
witty| smart| sarcastic
dicceco
V TRANS
cut apart| cut in pieces
diccico
V TRANS
cut apart| cut in pieces
diccus
a dike.
dicenarius
decennarius.
dichoreus
N M
double trochee
dichotomia
N F
dichotomy
dichronus
ADJ
of two quantities; common
dicio
N F
authority; rule| domain| sway; control
dico
V
dedicate| consecrate| set apart; devote; offer
dicra
a dicker| ten skins or pairs of gloves| ten bars of iron.
dicrotum
N
light galley; (perhaps propelled by two banks of oars)
dictamen
N
saying| maxim; (late equiv. of dictum.)
dictamnum
N
dittany (an herb); also pennyroyal
dictamnus
N F
dittany (an herb); also pennyroyal
dictator
N M
dictator
dictatorius
ADJ
of a dictator; dictatorial
dictatum
N
things dictated (pl.); dictated lessons or exercises; lessons; precepts
dictatura
N F
dictatorship
dicterium
N
joke| witticism
dictio
N F
saying; prediction; jurisdiction; pleading/defense; delivery/speech; language
dictionarium
N
dictionary
dictito
V
keep on saying; say/plead often
dicto
V
say repeatedly/often/frequently; dictate (for writing); compose; order
dictophonum
N
Dictaphone
dictor
N M
speaker; orator
dictrictio
N F
condition of having one's attention elsewhere; distraction
dictrinctio
N F
condition of having one's attention elsewhere; distraction
dictum
N
saying| word; maxim; bon mot| witticism; order
Dictum sapienti sat est
A word to a wise person is sufficient
dictus
N M
saying; word; command
didacticus
ADJ
teaching; didactic; intellectual
didascalicus
ADJ
didactic; of instruction
Dido
N F
Dido
didrachm
N
double drachma| Greek silver coin; (1/3000 talent) (half dollar)
didrachma
N F
double drachma| Greek silver coin; (1/3000 talent) (half dollar)
didrachmon
N
double drachma| Greek silver coin; (1/3000 talent) (half dollar)
didragma
N F
double drachma| Greek silver coin; (1/3000 talent) (half dollar)
didragmon
N
double drachma| Greek silver coin; (1/3000 talent) (half dollar)
diduco
V
draw/lead aside| separate| divide| scatter| open out
Didymus
N M
"twin"| apostle Thomas
Die dulci freure
Have a nice day
diecula
N F
little day| short time
Diem perdidi
I have lost a day (another day wasted) (Titus)
dierectus
ADJ
go and be hanged! (w/hinc)
dies
N C
day; daylight; festival; time; lifetime| age; [multo ~ => late in the day]
Dies felices
Happy Days
Dies Irae
The Day of Wrath, or Judgment Day
Dies natalis
Birthday
Dies non
Business free day
diesis
N F
quarter tone; first audible note of instrument (L+S)
dieta
a day's journey; an assembly; regimen; diet| i.e.| the daily scrapings of metal in taking assays at Goldsmiths' Hall| which were periodically melted up; a daywork of land.
dietim
ADV
daily; day-by-day
diezeugmenon
N
separation of equals/equal circumstances; two tetrachords (pl.)
diezeugmenos
ADJ
disjunct; separate
diezeuxis
N F
Diezeuxis note; note equal to nete-diezeugmenon
difax
ADJ
two-faced
diffacere
to maim| to destroy.
diffagium
neglect.
diffamatio
N F
defamation
diffamatus
ADJ
defemed| maligned| given a bad name; spread about
diffamo
V
spread news of; slander
differens
or -us| differentissimus -a -um ADJ
different; superior; excellent
differenter
ADV
differently
differentia
N F
difference/diversity/distinction; distinguishing characteristic; different kind
differentialis
ADJ
differential
differitas
N F
difference
differo
V
put off; delay; differ; spread| publish| scatter| disperse
differtus
ADJ
full| filled| stuffed; crowded
diffibulo
V
unbuckle
difficile
ADV
with difficult; obstinately. intractably
Difficile est longum subito deponere amorem
It is difficult to suddenly give up a long love. (Catullus)
Difficile est saturam non scribere
It is hard not to write satire. (Juvenalis)
Difficile est tenere quae acceperis nisi exerceas
It is difficult to retain what you may have learned unless you should practice it. (Pliny the Younger)
difficilis
or -us| difficillimus -a -um ADJ
difficult; hard; hard to manage| obstinate. intractable; morose
difficultas
a tax.
difficulter
ADV
with difficulty; hardly
diffidare
to defy; to renounce allegiance to; to warn off.
diffidentia
N F
mistrust| distrust; unbelief; want of faith (Ecc); suspicion; disobedience
diffido
V SEMIDEP
distrust; despair; (w/DAT) lack confidence (in)| despair (of)
diffindo
V
split; put off
diffingo
V
remodel| transform| make anew
diffinio
V TRANS
define/bound/fix/limit/mark; restrict/confine; assign| ordain; lay down (rule)
diffinitio
N F
|classification; pronouncement| ruling; argument based on definition of term
diffiteor
V DEP
disavow| deny
diffluo
V
flow away in all directions; melt away; waste away
diffodere
to dig up.
difforciare
to deforce.
difformatas
N F
disagreement; lack of conformity
diffringo
V TRANS
shatter
diffugio
V
flee in different directions| scatter| disperse
diffundo
V
pour out/forth| spread out| diffuse; cheer up
diffusilis
ADJ
capable of spreading| elastic
diffusio
N F
spead; diffusion| spreading out; cheerfulness
diffusus
ADJ
spread out; wide; cheered up
difusculus
diffuse.
digama
N F
twice-marrying
digamia
N F
twice marrying
digammus
N F
digamma; (archaeic Greek letter)
digamus
ADJ
twice-married
digeries
N F
disposition| arrangement; L:Digestion
digero
V
distribute; arrange
digestus
ADJ
arranged| set in order
digitabulum
N
glove
digitale
a thimble.
digitalis
ADJ
digital
digitare
to point at.
digitulus
N M
little finger; the touch of a finger
digitus
N M
finger; toe; a finger's breath
digladior
V DEP
flourish the sword; fight| struggle fiercely
dignans
or -us| dignantissimus -a -um ADJ
dignified?
dignanter
ADV
courteously; with complaisance; worthily (Ecc); properly
dignarium
a dinner.
dignatio
N F
esteem; repute; rank
digne
ADV
worthily; appropriately/suitably; in a fitting manner
dignitas
N F
worth; dignity| position| rank; authority| office; self-respect| grace
digno
V TRANS
deem/consider/think worthy/becoming/deserving/fit (to); deign| condescend
dignor
V DEP
deem/consider/think worthy/becoming/deserving/fit (to); deign| condescend
dignosco
V
discern| distinguish| be able to separate
dignum
N
appropriate/suitable thing; worthy act; worth
dignus
um| dignior -or -us| dignissimus -a -um ADJ
appropriate/suitable; worthy| deserving| meriting
digredior
V DEP
come/go away| depart; digress| leave (subject of discussion)
digressio
N F
going away; digression
digressus
N M
departure| digression
digrunnio
V INTRANS
give a performance of grunting; grunt hard (L+S)
dihesis
N F
quarter tone; first audible note of instrument (L+S)
dii
N 2 1 NOM P M
god
diis
N 2 1 DAT P M
god
Diis aliter visum
The Gods decided otherwise
diiudico
V
decide| ADJudicate
dijunctio
N F
separation; (alt. form of disjunctio)
dikerion
N
double candlestick used by Greek bishops
dikerium
N
double candlestick used by Greek bishops
dilabor
V DEP
fall apart or to pieces; disperse; melt away; decay; disperse
dilacero
V
tear to pieces| tear in pieces
dilamino
V TRANS
split in two
dilanio
V
tear to pieces
dilapido
V TRANS
squander
dilargio
V
give away freely; give liberly
dilargior
V DEP
give away freely; give liberly
dilatatio
N F
increase| enlargement; entension; breadth; exulation; diffusiom/propagation
dilatio
N F
ADJournment; postponement| delay; interval of space
dilato
V
make wider/broad| enlarge| extend| dilate; open wide (Ecc)
dilatorus
ADJ
dilatory| delaying
dilatura
an accusation (delatura).
dilaudo
V TRANS
praise highly; be grateful to
dilectio
N F
love; delight| pleasure (Bee); goodwill
dilectus
N M
levy/draft/conscription; enlistment| recruiting| mustering; levy/men enrolled
diliculum
N
dawn| daybreak
diligens
or -us| diligentissimus -a -um ADJ
careful; accurate; thrifty| frugal| diligent| industrious
diligenter
ADV
carefully; diligently| industriously
diligentia
N F
diligence| care| attentiveness; economy| frugality; industry
Diligentia maximum etiam mediocris ingeni subsidium
Diligence is a very great help even to a mediocre intelligence. (Seneca)
diligiatus
outlawed.
Diligite justitiam, o judices terrae
Cherish justice, o judges of the earth
diligo
V
select| pick| single out; love| value| esteem; approve| aspire to| appreciate
dilinio
V TRANS
disturb| harass; tormant mentally
dilitatio
N F
delay; enlargement (Nelson)
dilorico
V TRANS
tear open
diluceo
V
be clear; be evident
dilucesco
V
dawn| become light
dilucidus
ADJ
plain| distinct| lucid
diluculo
ADV
early
diluculum
N
dawn| daybreak
diludico
V
decide| determine; distinguish
diludium
N
interval| breathing-space
dilungo
V
unyoke; disunite| sever| divide| separate| part| estrange
diluo
V
wash (off); temper; dilute; dissolve; weaken; refute
dilutus
ADJ
diluted| weakened
diluvies
N F
inundation| flood
diluvium
N
inundation| flood
dimano
V INTRANS
flow in different directions
dimensio
N F
measuring (action/process); measurement; dimension; measuring out words/lines
dimeter
N M
dimeter; two metric feet
dimetior
V DEP
measure out/off; (space/time/words); weigh out| measure by weight; lay out
dimeto
V TRANS
measure| mark out
dimetor
V DEP
measure| mark out
dimicatio
N F
fight struggle| contest; combat
dimico
V
fight| struggle| contend| strive; be in conflict/peril; risk| hazard
dimidiatus
ADJ
halved| divided| half
dimidicare
to halve.
dimidietas
a half| a moiety.
dimidio
V TRANS
halve| divide in half/two
dimidium
N
half
Dimidium facti qui coepit habet
Half is done when the beginning is done. (Horace)
dimidius
ADJ
half; broken
diminuo
V TRANS
lessen| diminish
diminutio
N F
diminution| decrease; [capitis ~ => loss of civil rights| civil death]
dimissio
N F
dismissal| discharge
dimissoriae literae
letters from a bishop for the ordination of a person in another diocese.
dimissorialis
ADJ
of/pertaining to dismissal/discharge/release| dimissorial
dimissorius
ADJ
of/pertaining to dismissal/discharge/release| dimissorial
dimissus
ADJ
low-lying; hanging down; downcast; humble; unassuming; (of the voice) low
dimitto
V
send away| send around; scatter; disband| dismiss; give up| abandon| desert
dimminuo
V TRANS
dash to pieces
dimoveo
V
separate; put aside; remove
dinosaurus
N M
dinosaur
dinosco
V
discern| distinguish| be able to separate
dinumeratio
N F
action/process of counting/reckoning| calculation; enumeration of points
dinumero
V
count| enumerate
Diocletianus
N M
Diocletian; (Emperor 285-305)
dioecesanus
ADJ
diocesan; of bishop's jurisdiction
dioecesis
N F
diocese; governor's jurisdiction/district; (later) bishop's jurisdiction
dioecetes
N M
revenue official or treasurer
Dionysius
N M
Dionysius; (rulers of Syracuse)l Dennis (Ecc); St Dennis of Paris
dioptrica
N F
dioptric
dioryz
N F
canal; channel
diota
N F
two-handled winejar
Diovis
N M
Jupiter; (Italian sky god); (supreme being); heavens/sky (poetic)
diphryges
N F
copper-furnace slag
diphthongos
N F
diphthong
diphthongus
N F
diphthong
diplois
N F
robe; cloak; double robe wrapped around body; double wrapping; layer (Souter)
diploma
N
letter of recommendation
diplomatice
ADV
diplomatically
diplomaticus
ADJ
diplomatic
dipondium
N
two asses (money) (two farthinggs)
dipondius
N M
two asses (weight/money) (2 pounds Cu); two feet (linear measure); need| want
dipsas
N F
snake (whose bite provokes thirst); (as name "thristy woman")
diptychon
N
diptych| list for commemorations
dipundius
N M
two asses (weight/money) (two pounds); two feet (linear measure); need| want
Dira necessitas
The dire necessity. (Horace)
diraino
V
deraign; establish title
diratio
N F
deraignment| proof; establishment of title
dirationare
disrationare.
dirationo
V
deraign; establish title
directio
N F
direction/act of directing; process of arranging in line/leveling/straightening
directivum
N
directive; guideline
directivus
ADJ
directing; guiding
director
N M
director
directorium
N
directory; the Ordo (guide for celebrating Mass and liturgy of daily hours)
directum
N
straight line
directus
um| directior -or -us| directissimus -a -um ADJ
straight/not curved; moving straight foward/in straight line; direct/absolute
diremptio
N F
separation
direptio
N F
plundering
direptor
N M
plunderer
diribare
to take away.
diribeo
V TRANS
sort tablets when taken out of the ballot box
diribitio
N F
sorting of voting tablets
diribitor
N M
officer who sorted voting tablets
dirigismus
N M
interventionism
dirigo
V
direct| steer| guide| align| point; set in order| form up; strighten| level
dirimens
ADJ
invalidating| diriment
dirimo
V
divide| pull apart| separate| break up| dissolve; interrupt| delay
diripio
V
tear apart/to pieces/asunder; lay waste| plunder| pillage; seize and divide
dirivatio
N F
heading off/away (into another channel); derivation
dirmatia
for A.S. deornett| a hunting net (?).
dirrumpo
V TRANS
cause to break apart/off| shatter/burst/split| disrupt/sever; (PASS) get broken
dirumpo
V TRANS
cause to break apart/off| shatter/burst/split| disrupt/sever; (PASS) get broken
diruo
V
destroy| pull down| raze to the ground| demolish; overthrow
dirus
ADJ
fearful| cruel| awful| horrible; fierce
dis
or -us| ditissimus -a -um ADJ
rich/wealthy; richly adorned; fetile/productive (land); profitable; sumptuous
disadvocare
to deny| to disavow.
disboscatio
bringing woods into cultivation.
discalceatus
ADJ
barefoot| unshod| discaled; shoeless; (of Friars)
discantus
N M
descant| upper voice in part singing
discarcare
to unlade| to discharge.
discare
to make dishes.
discedo
V
go/march off| depart| withdraw; scatter| dissipate; abandon; lay down (arms)
disceptatio
N F
debate; dispute; discussion; judgement| judicial award
disceptator
N M
arbitrator
disceptio
N F
debate; dispute; discussion; judgement| judicial award
discepto
V
dispute; debate; arbitrate
Discere docendo
To learn through teaching
discerno
V
see| discern; distinguish| separate
discerpo
V
pluck or tear in pieces; rend| mutilate| mangle
discessio
N F
withdrawal| dispersal
discessus
N M
going apart; separation departure| marching off
discidium
N
separation| divorce| discord; disagreement| quarrel; tearing apart
discido
V TRANS
cut in pieces
discifer
a sewer; a steward.
discinctus
ADJ
wearing loose clothes; easy-going
discindo
V
cut in two| divide
disciplina
N F
teaching| instruction| education; training; discipline; method| science| study
disciplinabilis
ADJ
learned by teaching
disciplinaris
ADJ
diciplinary
disciplinatus
ADJ
diciplined; instructed/trained/learned/skillful; ordered; of good character
discipula
N F
female pupil
discipulatus
N M
discipleship
discipulus
N M
student| pupil| trainee; follower| disciple
discissus
ADJ
torn| rent
disclamare
to renounce a claim.
disclausus
open.
discludo
V
divide| separate| keep apart; shut off
disco
V
learn; become acquainted with; acquire knowledge of
discographia
N F
discography
discolor
ADJ
another color| not of the same color; of different/party colors; variegated
discolus
ADJ
deformed
discomputus
N M
discount
disconfortare
to cause uneasiness to.
discontinuare
to cease attendance.
disconvenio
V
be inconsistent| be different
discooperio
V TRANS
expose| bare| lay bare| uncover; disclose; put/take off| remove
discoperio
V TRANS
expose| bare| lay bare| uncover; disclose; put/take off| remove
discophonum
N
CD-reader
discopulare
to uncouple; to let loose.
discoquo
V TRANS
cook thoroughly
discordia
N F
disagreement| discord
discordiosus
ADJ
full of discord| mutinous
discorditer
ADV
disproportionally
discordium
N
discord| dissension
discordo
V
be at variance| quarrel; be different
discors
ADJ
warring| disagreeing| inharmonious; discordant| at variance; inconsistent
discotheca
N F
disco
discrasia
a disease.
discredencia
unbelief| misbelief.
discrepantia
N F
discrepancy; discordance; dissimilarity
discrepo
V
be out of tune; disagree| differ
discretio
N F
separation; discretion| discrimination| power of distinguishing| discernment
discretor
N M
judge; discerner
discretus
ADJ
separate| situated/put apart; distinguished/differentiated; discreet/wise (Bee)
discribo
V
divide| assign| distribute
discrimen
N
crisis| separating line| division; distinction| difference
discriminale
N
hair-pin/ornament used to preserve part; bodkin/hair pin (Douay); headdress
discriminalis
ADJ
divider| which serves to divide/separate
discriminatio
N F
discrimination; wise judgemant
discrimino
V
divide up| separate
discriptio
N F
assignment| division
discrucio
V
torture
discubitus
N M
seat; dining couch; place at the table (Ecc)
disculcio
V TRANS
unshoe; remove the shoe from
discumbens
N M
guest
discumbo
V
sit (to eat)| recline at table; lie down; go to bed
discurro
V INTRANS
run off in different directions; run/dash around/about; wander; roam
discursus
N M
running about; separate lion| dispersal
discus
N M
disk/disc; discus; dish (Ecc); paten in Greek rite; (service) tray (Cal)
discutio
V
strike down; shatter| shake violently; dissipate| bring to naught; plead case
discuto
V
examine| inquire into; discuss
disdiapason
N
double octave
diselianus
ADJ
diesel-
diserte
ADV
eloquently; expressly; distinctly| clearly
disertitudo
N F
eloquence; skillfully expression
disertus
ADJ
eloquent; skillfully expressed
disfacere
to dismember| to mutilate.
disforceare
deforciare.
disgerbigator
a haymaker.
disgradare
to take away a man's rank.
disgratia
N F
disgrace
disgregatio
N F
dispersal; separation| putting apart| disunion; disgregation
disgregativus
ADJ
dispersing; separating| putting apart| loodening
disgrego
V TRANS
rend asunder; break up
dishabilitare
to disable.
disheritor
one who deprives another of his inheritance.
disicio
V TRANS
break up; scatter; drive apart; separate into two halves| halve| divide
disidium
N
separation| divorce| discord; disagreement| quarrel; tearing apart
Disiecti membra poetae
Limbs of a dismembered poet. (Horace)
disilio
V INTRANS
leap from one place to another
Disjecta membra
The scattered remains
disjicio
V TRANS
break up; scatter; drive apart; separate into two halves| halve| divide
disjunctim
ADV
separately
disjunctio
N F
separation (from person); rupture (relationship); disjunctive proposition
disjungo
V
unyoke; disunite| sever| divide| separate| part| estrange; put assunder (Ecc)
diskippagium
unshipping.
dismembratio
N F
dismemberment; separation
dismembratus
ADJ
dismembered
dismembro
V TRANS
dismember; separate| break up; distribute
disonerare
to discharge.
dispando
V SEMIDEP
open/spread out; expatiate| walk/roam at large/will| roam freely
dispar
ADJ
unequal| disparate| unlike
disparagare
to disparage; to marry to an inferior.
disparagatio
disparagement| marrying an heir or heiress below their degree.
dispareo
V INTRANS
disappear| vanish| vanish out of sight
disparitas
N F
difference; discrepancy; inequality; [~ cultus => in marriage w/non=Catholic]
disparitio
N F
disappearance
disparo
V
separate| divide
dispartio
V TRANS
divide (up); distribute; assign; separate into lots/groups
dispartior
V DEP
divide (up); distribute; assign; separate into lots/groups
dispector
N M
examiner; searcher
dispello
V
drive apart or away; disperse
dispendiose
ADV
big-expensed
dispendium
N
expense| cost; loss
dispendo
V SEMIDEP
|dispense| weigh out; pay out
dispensa
a warehouse.
dispensarius
a steward.
dispensatio
N F
management; stewardship; dispensation| relaxation of law (Ecc)
dispensator
N M
steward; attendant; treasurer; despenser
dispensatorium
a steward's room.
dispensatorius
ADJ
dispensing; administering
dispenso
V
manage; dispense| distribute; pay out; arrange
disperdo
V TRANS
destroy/ruin utterly; ruin (property/fortunes/persons)
dispereo
V INTRANS
perish/die; be destroyed; be ruined/lost/undone (completely) (L+S); disappear
dispergo
V
scatter (about)| disperse
disperse
ADV
sporadically; here and there
dispersim
ADV
sporadically; here and there
dispersio
N F
dispersion/scattering; distruction; confusion; those scattered/dispersed (pl.)
dispersonare
to insult; to degrade.
dispertio
V TRANS
divide (up); distribute; assign; separate into lots/groups
dispertior
V DEP
divide (up); distribute; assign; separate into lots/groups
dispertitivus
ADJ
distributive
dispesco
V
separate; take from pasture
dispicio
V
look about (for)| discover espy| consider
displicare
to display.
displiceo
V
displease
displodeo
V
explode
displodo
V
burst apart
displosio
N F
explosion
dispolo
V TRANS
rob/plunder; despoil (of); strip| deprive of clothing/covering; (for flogging)
dispono
V TRANS
dispose| place here and there| distribute; set/lay out; administer/manage/order
disponsatio
N F
marriage; espousal (in the sense of marriage) (Douay/KJames)
disponso
V
give in marriage; (desponso)
disportum
amusement| sport.
dispositio
N F
layout; orderly arrangement/disposition of arguments/words/time/activities
dispositivus
ADJ
arranging| disposing
dispositor
N M
disposer; who arranges/manages/dispenses
disproportio
N F
disproportion
dispunctio
N F
setting-up; investigation
dispungo
V
check-off (accounts); examine; balance (accounts)
disputatio
N F
discussion| debate| dispute| argument
disputo
V
discuss| debate| argue
disquiro
V
inquire into| investigate
disquisitio
N F
inquiry
disratio
N F
deraignment; disarrangement; discharge from monastic order
disratiocinare
disrationare.
disrationamentum
deraignment; proof.
disrationare
to prove; to deraign.
disrationo
V
deraign; put into disorder; disarrange; be discharged from order (eccles.)
disrobare
to plunder.
disrumpo
V TRANS
cause to break apart/off| shatter/burst/split| disrupt/sever; (PASS) get broken
dissaepio
V
separate| divide
dissaisina
an unlawful dispossessing a man of his land; disseisin.
dissaisire
to dispossess; to disseise.
dissaisitor
a disseisor.
disseco
V TRANS
divide; penetrate through; open by force; dismember| disect
dissectio
N F
dissection
disseisina
N F
disseisin; dispossession of freehold
disseisio
V
disseise; dispossess; put out of seisin
disseisitor
N M
disseisor; dispossessor of freehold
dissemino
V
broadcast| disseminate
dissensio
N F
disagreement| quarrel; dissension| conflict
dissensus
N M
disagreement| quarrel; dissension| conflict
dissentaneus
ADJ
disagreeing| different
dissentio
V
dissent| disagree; differ
disserenat
V IMPERS
it is clearing up all round; (of the weather)
dissero
V
arrange| dispose| set in order; discuss; examine; explain| set out in words
disserto
V
discuss
dissicio
V TRANS
break up; scatter; drive apart; separate into two halves| halve| divide
dissico
V TRANS
cut apart; cut in pieces; dismember| disect
dissideo
V
disagree| be at variance; be separated
dissidium
N
separation| divorce| discord; disagreement| quarrel; tearing apart
dissignare
to break open a seal.
dissignatio
N F
arrangement
dissignator
N M
one that arranges| a supervisor
dissigno
V TRANS
|earmark/choose; appoint| elect (magistrate); order/plan; scheme. perpetrate
dissilio
V
fly/leap/burst apart; break up; be broken up; burst; split
dissilo
V INTRANS
be torn apart
dissimilis
or -us| dissimillimus -a -um ADJ
unlike| different| dissimilar
dissimilitudo
N F
unlikeness| difference
dissimulanter
ADV
dissemblingly
dissimulare
to refuse; to delay.
dissimulatio
N F
dissimulation dissembling
dissimulator
N M
dissembler
dissimulo
V
conceal| dissemble| disguise| hide; ignore
dissipare
to disappear| to scatter themselves.
dissipatio
N F
squandering; scattering
dissipo
V
scatter| disperse| dissipate| squander; destroy completely; circulate
dissitus
ADJ
widly scattered
dissociabilis
ADJ
incompatible; discordant; separating| dividing
dissociatus
ADJ
disjoined| separated| split into factions| at variance with
dissocio
V
be/set at variance with| split into factions| separate| part
dissolutio
N F
disintegration| dissolution; destruction; disconnection; refutation
dissolutus
ADJ
loose; lax; negligent| dissolute
dissolvo
V
unloose; dissolve| destroy; melt; pay; refute; annul
dissonanter
ADV
inharmoniously; inconsistently
dissonantia
N F
dissonance; discrepancy
dissonantium
N
discord| differences
dissonus
ADJ
dissonant| discordant| different
dissors
ADJ
having different lot or fate
dissuadeo
V
dissuade| ADVise against
dissuasio
N F
dissuasion; ADVising tothe contrary
dissuasor
N M
discourager| one who ADVises against
dissuasorius
ADJ
dissuasive
dissuesco
V
forget| unlearn| become disaccustomed to; disaccustom (person)
dissulto
V
fly or burst apart; bounce off
dissuo
V TRANS
unstitch| undo the stiches of; rip apart| sever
dissupo
V
scatter| squander; destroy completely; circulate; (alt. form of dissipo)
distabesco
V INTRANS
waste away
distans
ADJ
distant; separate
distantia
N F
distance; difference
distemperantia
disease.
distendo
V
stretch (apart); spread out; distend; extend; rack; detract| perplex
distenno
V
stretch (apart); spread out; distend; extend; rack; detract| perplex
distentio
N F
spasm; distortion
distentus
ADJ
full| filled up; distended; occupied| busy
distermino
V TRANS
divide from| serve as boundary; divide up; mark off w/boundary; separate from
distichon
N
couplet| two line poem/verse
distichos
ADJ
consisting of two lines (verse); having two longitudinal rows of grain
distichus
ADJ
consisting of two lines (verse); having two longitudinal rows of grain
distigius
a distych.
distillare
to drop; to distil.
distillatio
N F
bodily fluid
distillo
V
drip/trickle down; have dripping off; fall bit by bit; wet/sprinkle; distil
distimulo
V TRANS
goad hard/on; stimulate (L+S)
distinctio
N F
distinction; difference
distinctus
ADJ
separate| distinct; definite| lucid
distineo
V
keep apart| separate; prevent| hold up; distract
distinguo
V
distinguish| separate| divide| part; adorn| decorate
disto
V
stand apart| be distant; be different
distonatio
discord.
distorqueo
V
twist this way and that
distortus
ADJ
misshapen
distractio
N F
distraction
distractus
ADJ
absent-minded
distraho
V
draw/pull/tear apart| wrench| separate| (sub)divide; sell in parcels; distract
distreniatus
rigorous.
distribuo
V
divide| distribute| assign
distributio
N F
division| distribution
distributivus
ADJ
distributive
distributor
N M
distributor
districtae
a strait; a defile.
districte
ADV
strictly; severely
districtim
ADV
strictly; severely
districtio
N F
severity| strictness
districtus
um| districtior -or -us| districtissimus -a -um ADJ
busy; having many claims on one's attention; pulled in different directions
distrigiare
to stride.
distringere
to distrain.
distringibilis
liable to distress.
distringo
V TRANS
stretch out/apart; detain; distract; pull in different directions
disturbancia
disturbance.
disturbare
to send away; to disturb.
disturbium
N
disturbance
disturbo
V
disturb| demolish| upset
disvadiare
to receive or to redeem a pledge.
disyllaba
N F
di-syllable
disyllabum
N
di-syllable
disyllabus
ADJ
di-syllabic
ditator
N M
enricher
ditesco
V
grow rich
dithalassus
ADJ
open to two seas
dithyrambicus
ADJ
dithyrambic
dithyrambus
N M
form of verse used especially choral singing
ditio
N F
power; sovereignty| dominion| authority
ditius
ADV
richly; in a sumptuous manner
dito
V
enrich
ditonica
N F
diatonic melody
ditonicus
ADJ
diatonic; double toned
ditonum
N
ditone| interval containing two whole tones; major third
ditonus
N M
ditone| interval containing two whole tones; major third
ditrochaeus
N M
ditrochee; long-short-long-short
ditto
V TRANS
repeat; declare
diu
ADV
by day| all day; (for) a long time; long since; [quam diu => as long as]
diurnale
N
Book of Hors; book containing Lauds to Compline
diurnalis
as much land as can be ploughed in one day with one ox.
diurnalismus
N M
journalism
diurnare
to pass the time; to remain; to journey.
diurnarius
ADJ
journalistic; of a journalist
diurnitas
N F
lapse of time; long duration
diurnum
N
Book of Hors
diurnus
ADJ
by day| of the day; daily
dius
N M
god
diutinus
ADJ
long lasting| long
diutule
ADV
for a short while
diuturnitas
N F
long duration
diuturnus
um| diuturnior -or -us| diuturnissimus -a -um ADJ
lasting| lasting long
diva
N F
goddess
divadiare
disvadiare.
divaliis
ADJ
imperial(legal); divine
divarico
V TRANS
stretch apart| spread out
divello
V TRANS
|tear away/open/apart| tear to pieces/in two; break up| sunder/disrupt; divide
divendo
V
sell in small lots/retail; sell out
diverbero
V
split; strike violently
diverbium
N
dialogue on the stage
divergeo
V
diverge
diversifico
V INTRANS
vary| be different; diversify
diversimodus
N M
diverse-mode
diversitas
N F
difference
diverso
V
turn around; diversify
diversorium
N
inn| lodging house
diversus
ADJ
opposite; separate| apart; diverse| unlike| different; hostile
diverto
V
separate; divert| turn away/in; digress; oppose; divorce/leave marriage
dives
N M
rich man
divexo
V TRANS
tear apart; plunder
Diviciacus
N M
Diviciacus; an Aeduan Gaul chief - Caesar; a Suessiones king
Divide et impera
Divide and conquer
dividenda
a dividend.
dividendus
ADJ
dividing (math.)
divido
V
divide| separate| break up; share| distribute; distinguish
dividuus
ADJ
divisible; divided| separated; half; parted
divinatio
N F
predicting; divination; prophecy; prognostication
divinitas
N F
divinity| quality/nature of God; divine excellence/power/being; divining
divinitus
ADV
from heaven| by a god| by divine influence/inspiration; divinely| admirable
divino
V
divine; prophesy; guess
divinus
um| divinior -or -us| divinissimus -a -um ADJ
divine| of a deity/god| godlike; sacred; divinely inspired| prophetic; natural
divisa
a device; a devise; a boundary; a dole.
divise
ADV
separately| distinctly
divisibilis
ADJ
divisible
divisibilis murus
a party wall.
divisim
ADV
separately| apart
divisio
N F
division; distribution
divisor
N M
divider (math.)
divisus
N M
division
divitia
N F
riches (pl.)| wealth
divortium
N
separation; divorce; point of separation; watershed
divorto
V
separate; divert| turn away/in; digress; oppose; divorce/leave marriage
divulgamen
N
fame
divulgatio
N F
publishing; spreading around
divulgo
V
publish| disseminate news of
divum
N
sky| open air; sub divo| in the open air
divus
N M
god
Dixi
I have spoken. (I will say no more on the matter, and no one else may speak further)
lunae, dies
Monday. Lunae is also used for Monday by itself| not declined| as--infra Lunae| before Monday; and the same is true of the names for the other days of the week.