latin D words

de

from, down from, about

dea, deae

(dea)

goddess

debeo

I owe (I ought to)

debere

(dovere)

to owe (to ought to)

debui

I owed (I ought to have)

debitus

having been owed

debitum, debiti

(debito)

debt

defendo

I defend

defendere

(difendere)

to defend

defendi

I defended

defensus

having been defended

deformo

I design, shape; delineate; deform, disfigure; arrange

deformare

(deformare/sfigurare)

to design, shape; delineate; deform, disfigure; arrange

deformavi

I designed, shaped; delineated; deformed, disfigured; arranged

deformatus

having been designed, shaped; delineated; deformed, disfigured; arranged

deformus, deforma, deformior

deformed, disfigured, misshapen, ugly

deinde

then

deleo

I destroy

delere

(delere)

(origin of to delete)

to destroy

delevi

I destroyed

deletus

having been destroyed

dementia, dementiae

(origine di demenza)

(origin of dementia)

insanity, madness

descendo

I go down, come down

descendere

(scendere)

(to descend)

to go down, come down

descendi

I went down, came down

descensus

having been gone down, come down

deus, dei

(dio)

(origin of deity)

god

dico

I say

dicere

(dire)

(origin of to dictate/diction/dictionary)

to say

dixi

I said

dictus

having been said

dies, diei

(origine di diario)

(origin of diary)

day

difficilis, difficile

(difficile)

difficult

dignitas, dignitatis

(dignità)

dignity, importance, honour, prestige

diligens, diligentis

(diligente)

(diligent)

careful

diligenter

carefully

diligo

I hold dear, am fond of (milder than amare)

diligere

to hold dear, be fond of

dilexi

I held dear, was fond of

dilectus

having been held dear

dirus, dira, dirum

dire, dreadful

diu

for a long time

discedo

I depart, withdraw

discedere

to depart, withdraw

discessi

I departed, withdrew

do

I give

dare

(dare)

to give

dedi

I gave

datus

having been given

doceo

I teach

docere

(origine di docente/dottore/documento, dottrina/docile)

(origin of docent/doctor/document/doctrine/docile)

to teach

docui

I taught

doctus

having been taught

dolor, doloris

(dolore)

pain, grief

domina, dominae

(origine di donna)

(origin of dame)

mistress, lady

dominus, dominae

(origine di don)

master

domus

(origine di domicilio/domestico/dominio/duomo)

(origin of domicile/domestic/dominion/domain)

home

domi

at home

donum, doni

(dono)

(origin of donation)

gift, present

dormio

I sleep

dormire

(dormire)

to sleep

dormivi

I slept

dubito

I hesitate, doubt

dubitare

(dubitare)

to hesitate, doubt

dubitavi

I hesitated, doubted

dubitatus

having been hesitated, doubted

duco

I lead, take

ducere

(condurre)

to lead, take

duxi

I lead, took

ductus

having been lead, taken

dum

while, until

durus, dura, durum

(duro)

hard, harsh

dux, ducis

(origine di duca/duce)

(origin of duke)

leader