“Wheelock's Latin Reader” by Frederick M. Wheelock🧾🧾🧾

damnsus, -a, -um, harmful, destructive

damnum, -, n., damage, injury, loss

Dana, Danas,f., daughter of Acrisius, mother of Perseus by Jupiter

daps, -pis,f., feast, banquet (both sg. and pl.)

dator, -ris,m., giver

David,indecl., the great king of the Hebrews

* d, prep. + abl., from, down from; concerning, about

dea, -ae,f., goddess

* dbe, -re, dbu, dbitum, owe, ought, must

dbilit  (1), weaken

decnus, -, m., dean (EL)

d-cd, -ere, -cess, -cessum, withdraw, depart; depart from life, die

decem,indecl., ten

December, -bris, -bre, of or belonging to December

d-cern, -ere, -crv, -crtum, decide, judge, decree

d-cerp, -ere, -cerps, -cerptum, pluck off, gather

d-cert  (1), fight out, fight through, fight to a decision

dcessus, -s,m., departure; death

* decet, -re, decuit,impers., it is proper, fitting, becoming, decent (physically or morally), it befits or becomes

d-cd(-cd), -ere, cd, fall down, sink; perish

decis,adv., ten times

decimus, -a, -um, tenth; decima, -ae, f., sc. pars, a tithe

d-cipi, -ere, -cp, -ceptum, deceive

d-clr  (1), make clear, declare; declare as elected to office

d-cln  (1) turn away, avoid, shun

decor, -ris,m., charm, beauty, grace

decor  (1), adorn, beautify

decrus, -a, -um, fitting, becoming, seemly, proper, decent, graceful; decrum, -, n., propriety, grace

d-curr, -ere, -(cu)curr, -cursum, run down

decus, -oris,n., honor, worth, virtue

d-decet, -re, -decuit,impers., it is unfitting, unbecoming

d-decus, -oris,n., disgrace, infamy, shame

d-dic  (1), dedicate, consecrate

d-d, -ere, -did, -ditum, give up, surrender

d-dc, -ere, -dx, -ductum, lead away or off, draw down; lead, conduct

d-fatg  (1), to weary, fatigue, tire

dfecti, -nis,f., desertion, revolt

* d-fend, -ere, -fend, -fnsum, ward off; defend, protect

dfnsi, -nis,f., defense

* d-fer, -ferre, -tul, -ltum, bear off; report; accuse