* d
-fici
, -ere, -fc
, -fectum, fail; revolt, desert
d-fg, -ere, -fx, -fxum, fix, fasten, drive down
d-fni (4), bound, limit, define
d-fnti, -nis,f., definition
d-flagr (1), burn down, consume by fire; be destroyed by fire
d-fle, -re, -flv, -fltum, weep for, bewail
d-flu, -ere, -flux, -fluxum, flow down, flow away, vanish
dfrm (1), disfigure, spoil
d-fungor, -, -f
nctus sum, perform, discharge, complete; die
d-glti (4), swallow down (EL)
dg, -ere, dg(d-ag), pass (time or life), live
dehinc,adv., lit. from here; thereupon, henceforth
d-ici, -ere, -ic, -iectum, throw down, ward off, avert
dein,adv. = deinde
* deindeordein,adv., from there, then, next, in the second place
* dlect
ti, -nis,f., delight, pleasure
* dlect (1), delight, please, interest
d-lg (1), assign, delegate
dle, -re, -v, -tum, destroy, wipe out, erase
dlberti, -nis,f., deliberation, consideration
d-lber (1), weigh carefully, consider
dlict, adv., luxuriously
dlictus, -a, -um, charming, luxurious, dainty, fastidious
dliciae, -rum,f., usually only in pl., delight, pleasure; sweetheart, darling
d-lig (1), bind
d-lig, -ere, -lg, -lctum, pick out, choose, select
d-lr (1), be mad, insane, rave
Dlos, -, f., a small island of the Cyclades in the Aegean Sea, sacred as the birthplace of Apollo and Artemis (Diana)
dlbrum, -, n., shrine, temple
d-migr (1), emigrate, depart
d-minu, -ere, -minu, -mintum, diminish
d-missus, -a, -um (partic. of dmitt ), lit. lowered; low, weak, humble, downcast
d-mitt, -ere, -ms, -missum,lit. send down; thrust or plunge into, lower, let down
dm, -ere, -dmps, -dmptum, take away, remove
dmum,adv., at length, at last
dnrius, -, m., a Roman silver coin
* dnique,adv., finally, at last
dns, -ntis,m., tooth
dnsus, -a, -um, thick, dense
d-nd (1), lay bare, denude
