cunctor
cunctārī, cuctātum sum: delay, hesitate
cum
(+abl): with
cunctus
cuncta, cunctum: all, entire
cupiditas
cupiditatis (f): desire
cupiō
cupere, cupīvī, cupitum: desire
cur
why?
cura
curae (f): care
curō
curāre, curāvī, curātum: care, heal, be attentive to
currō
currere, cucurrī, cursum: run
currus
currūs (m): chariot
cursus
cursūs (m): course
custodiō
custodīre, custodīvī, custodītum: watch over, observe
custos
custodis (m): guard, doorkeeper
Danaī
Danaōrum (m): Greeks
de
(+abl): from, about
dea
deae (f): goddess
debeō
debere, debuī, debitum: owe, must
defendō
defendere, defensī, defensum: protect, prevent, preserve
defessus
defessa, defessum: tired, weakened
deinde
then
delectō
delectāre, delectāvī, delectātum: delight, enjoy, charm
deleō
delere, delevī, deletum: remove
demostrō
demonstrare, demonstravi, demonstratum: describe, demonstrate, draw attention to
denique
finally, and then
densus
densa, densum: crowded
descendo
descendere, descendi, descensum: sink, descend
desero
desere, desui, desetum: abandon
desum
desse, defui: be absent
detineo
detinere, detinui, detentum: hold off
deus
dei (m): god
devoro
devorare, devoravi, devoratum: consume, destroy
dexter
dextra, dextrum: right
dextra
dextrae (f): right hand
dico
dicere, dixi, dictum: speak
dies
diei (m/f): day
difficilis
difficile: difficult
digitus
digiti (m): finger
dignus
digna, dignum: worthy
diligens
diligentis: careful, accurate
diligentia
diligentiae (f): care, efficiency
discedo
discedere, discessi, discessum: depart, abandon
discipulus
discipuli (m): student
disco
discere, didici: learn
dissimilis
dissimile: different
diu
for a long time
dives
divitis: rich
diva
divae (f): goddess