dedolentia, doedloentiae
N F
abandonment of grief| ceasing to lament

do
V TRANS
give; dedicate; sell; pay; grant/bestow/impart/offer/lend; devote; allow; make

Do ut des
I give so that you give back

doageria
a dowager.

doarium
dotarium.

dobelettum
a doublet.

Docendo discitur
It is learned by teaching. (Seneca)

doceo
V
teach| show| point out

dochmius
N M
metrical foot| the dochmiac

docibilis
ADJ
teachable

docilis
ADJ
easily taught| teachable| responsive; docile

docilitas
N F
aptitude; docility

dociliter
ADV
attentively; docilly

docillus
a faucet.

docinna
a tithing| error for decenna.

doctiloquus
ADJ
learnedly-speaking

doctor
N M
teacher; instructor; trainer; doctor; (academic title)

doctoralis
ADJ
doctoral| pertaining to degree of doctor

doctoratus
N M
doctorate

doctrina
N F
education; learning; science; teaching; instruction; principle; doctrine

doctrinalis
ADJ
doctrinal; theoretical

doctrix
N F
teacher (female); instructor; trainer; doctor

documen
N
example| pattern| warning| proof

documentalis
ADJ
documentary

documentarius
ADJ
documentary

documentatio
N F
documentation| proof; reminder

documentum
N
lesson| instruction; warning| example; document; proof

dodarium
dotarium.

dodecaedrum
N
dodecahedron

dodrans
N M
three-fourths

doga
N F
vat; vessel

dogma
N
doctrine| defined doctrine; philosophic tenet; dogma| teaching; decision; edit

dogmatice
ADV
dogmaticly; doctrinally

dogmaticus
ADJ
dogmatic; doctrinal| relating to doctrine or dogma

dogmatizo
V
propound a dogma; dogmatize(Latham)

dola
a portion| a dole; a faucet.

Dolabella
N M
Dolabella; (cognomen of gens Cornelia); [P. Cornelius ~ -> Cicero's son-in-law]

dolabra
N F
pick-axe

dolare
to distribute.

dolea
dola.

dolenter
ADV
with sorrow; with pain| painfully (L+S)

doleo
V
hurt; feel/suffer pain; grieve; be afflicted/pained/sorry; cause pain/grief

doleum
a tun (dolium); also used for a hogshead.

dolfinus
the Dauphin.

Doli capax
Capable of crime

doliolum
N
cask| small keg

dolium
N
large earthenware vessel (~60 gal. wine/grain); hogshead (Cas); tun/cask

dollarium
N
dollar

dolo
V TRANS
hew/chop into shape| fashion/devise; inflict blows| batter/cudgel soundly| drub

dolorosus
ADJ
sorrowful

dolose
ADV
craftily| cunningly; deceitfully

dolositas
N F
guile; deceit

dolosus
ADJ
crafty| cunning; deceitful

doma
N
roof; dwelling| house

domabilis
ADJ
able to be tamed

domanium
dominicum.

domesticatus
N M
office of princeps

domesticus
of the same house (monastery).

domicella
a young lady; a servant; a nun.

domicellaris
N M
candidate for prebend

domicellus
the young son of a nobleman; in the Roman Court| the same as camerarius; a servant in a monastery.

domicilium
N
residence| home| dwelling| abode

domifex
a carpenter.

domigena
N C
resident of a household; household retinue (pl.)

domigerium
danger; power.

domina
N F
mistress of a family| wife; lady| lady-love; owner

dominatio
a demesne.

dominativus
ADJ
ruling| governing; dominating

dominator
N M
ruler; lord

dominatrix
N F
mistress; female ruler

dominatus
lordship.

Domine, dirige nos
Lord, direct us

dominica
Sunday.

dominicale
N
small linen closet in which the faithful received Holy Communion

dominicalis
ADJ
of Sunday (Lord's day); of the Lord; divine (Latham)

Dominicanus
ADJ
Dominican; of Dominican order/Black Friars/nuns

dominici panni
Sunday clothes.

dominicum
a demesne.

Dominicus
N C
Sunday| the Lord's day (assumed dies)

dominicus panis
bread used at the Mass.

dominigerium
domigerium.

dominium
N
rule| dominion; ownership; banquet| feast

domino
V INTRANS
be master/despot/in control| rule over| exercise sovereignity; rule/dominate

Domino optimo maximo
To the Lord, the best and greatest

dominor
V DEP
be master/despot/in control| rule over| exercise sovereignity; rule/dominate

dominus
a title applied to a peer| to a lord of a manor| to a clergyman| and to a bachelor of arts.

Dominus illuminatio mea
The Lord is my light

Dominus providebit
The Lord will provide

Dominus tecum
May the Lord be with you (Singular)

Dominus vobiscum
May the Lord be with you (Plural)

domiporta
N F
one with her house on her back| the snail

Domitianus
N M
Domitian (Emperor 81-96); (son of Vespasian| brother of Titus)

Domitius
ADJ
Domitius; (Roman gens name)

domito
V
tame| break in

domitor
N M
tamer| breaker; subduer| vanquisher| conqueror

domna
N F
lady| mistress; (shortened form of domina)

domne
N M
sir; lord| master; (vocative of domnus)

domnus
N M
lord| master; the Lord; ecclesiastic/gentleman; (shortened form of dominus)

domo
V
subdue| master| tame; conquer

domuncula
N F
small house| cottage| lodge

domus
N F
house| building; home| household; (N 4 1| older N 2 1); [domi => at home]

Domus dulcis domus
(home) Sweet home

donarium
N
part of temple where votive offerings were received/stored; treasure chamber

donatarius
N M
donee; recipient of gift

donatio
N F
donation| gift

donatissia
as a gift.

Donatista
N M
Donatists (pl.)| followers of Donat; (forgive not renouncers); Latin beginner

donativum
N
gratuity

donator
N M
giver| donor

donatrix
N F
female donor

donatus
a donee.

Donec eris felix, multos numerabis amicos
As long as you are fortunate, you will have many friends (when you are successful, everyone wants to be your friend)

Donna nobis pacem
Grant us peace

dono
V
present| grant; forgive; give (gifts)| bestow

donum
N
gift| present; offering

doracus
a john-dory (zeus faber).

dorcas
N F
gazelle| antelope

Dorius
ADJ
Dorian; (esp. designating Dorian mode)

dormeo
V INTRANS
sleep| rest; go to sleep| be/fall asleep; be idle| do nothing; (form for FUT)

dormiens mensa
a table dormant| a fixed table.

dormio
V INTRANS
sleep| rest; be/fall asleep; behave as if asleep; be idle| do nothing

dormitatio
N F
slumber| sleep

dormitio
N F
sleep| act of sleeping

dormito
V
feel sleepy| drowsy; do nothing

dormitorius
ADJ
for sleeping

dorrea
a john-dory.

dorsale
a dorser| dorsal| dossal| tapestry hung against a wall| especially a cloth hung above an altar; a packsaddle.

dorsamentum
used for endorsamentum.

dorsorium
a dosser| a basket to carry on the back dorsale.

dorsuale
N
back of chair; curtain around back of altar

dorsualis
ADJ
situated on (animal's) back

dorsum
N
back| range| ridge; slope of a hill

dortorium
a dormitory| dortour.

dorycnion
N
poisonous plant (Pliny)

dos
a dowry| sometimes dower.

dosis
N F
dose

dosserium
dorsorium.

dotalicium
N
widower's dower

dotalis
ADJ
forming part of a dowry; relating to a dowry

dotarium
a dower| the portion of a widow or wife.

dotata
a dowager.

dotatio
N F
endowment

dotatus
ADJ
richly endowed

doto
V
provide with a dowry| endow

doxa
N F
glory; adornment

doxologia
N F
doxology; (hymn of praise to God)