latin D words

damno

I damn, condemn, doom, harm; sentence

damnare

(dannare)

to damn, condemn, doom, harm; sentence

damnavi

I damned, condemned, doomed, harmed; sentenced

damnatus

having been damned, condemned, doomed, harmed; sentenced

damnum, damni (n)

(danno)

damage, loss, injury, forfeiture (physical/financial/property)

de (prep. + ablative)

concerning, about; (down) from

dea, deae (f)

(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

decerno

I decree, ordain; decide, determine; judge

decernere

(decretare)

to decree, ordain; decide, determine; judge

decrevi

I decreed, ordained; decided, determined; judged

decretus

having been decreed, ordained; decided, determined; judged

decerpo

I pluck

decerpere

to pluck

decerpsi

I plucked

decerptus

having been plucked

decet

it adorns, graces, is fitting (right, proper)

decere

to adorn, grace, be fitting (right, proper)

decuit

it adorned, graced, was fitting (right, proper)

decipio

I deceive

decipere

to deceive

decepi

I deceived

deceptus

having been deceived

declaro

I declare

declarare

(dichiarare)

to declare

declaravi

I declared

declaratus

having been declared

decus, decoris (n)

(decoro)

decorum; beauty, grace; virtue, glory, splendour

decorus, decora, decorum

(decoroso)

fitting, suitable; decorous; handsome; adorned

deditio, deditionis (f)

surrender

dedo

I surrender, yield, give up

dedere

to surrender, yield, give up

dedidi

I surrendered, yielded, gave up

deditus

having been surrendered, yielded, given up

defendo

I defend

defendere

(difendere)

to defend

defendi

I defended

defensus

having been defended

defensio, defensionis (f)

(difesa)

defence

defero

I bring away, bring down, offer; report

deferre

to bring away, bring down, offer; report

detuli

I brought away, brought down, offered; reported

delatus

having been brought away, brought down, offered; reported

defessus, defessa, defessum

tired

deficio

I fail; defect; grow weak, wane; die

deficere

to fail; defect; grow weak, wane; die

defeci

I failed; defected; grew weak, waned; died

defectus

having been failed; defected; grown weak, waned; dead

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, deformum

(deformato/deforme/sformato)

deformed, disfigured, misshapen, ugly

deinde

them, next, afterwards, henceforth

delectatio, delectationis (f)

(delizia)

delight, pleasure, charm, amusement

deliciae, deliciarum (f)

delight, darling, beloved, pet

delecto

I delight, please, charm, amuse

delectare

(deliziare)

to delight, please, charm, amuse

delectavi

I delighted, pleased, charmed, amused

delectatus

(origin of delectable)

having been delighted, pleased, charmed, amused

deleo

I destroy

delere

(delere)

(origin of to delete)

to destroy

delevi

I destroyed

deletus

having been destroyed

deligo

I choose

deligere

to choose

delegi

I chose

delectus

having been chosen

demens, dementis

(demente)

insane, mad, demented

dementia, dementiae (f)

(origine di demenza)

(origin of dementia)

insanity, madness

demo

I take away

demere

to take away

dempsi

I took away

demptus

having been taken away

demolior

I demolish

demoliri

(demolire)

to demolish

demolitus sum

I demolished

demolitus

having demolished

demonstro

I demonstrate, prove

demonstrare

(dimostrare)

to demonstrate, prove

demonstravi

I demonstrated, proved

demonstratus

having been demonstrated, proved

demum

at last, eventually

denique

finally, in the end; indeed, in fact

descendo

I descend, go down, come down

descendere

(scendere)

to descend, go down, come down

descendi

I descended, went down, came down

descensus

having been descended, gone down, come down

desero

I desert, abandon, forsake

deserere

(disertare)

to desert, abandon, forsake

deserui

I deserted, abandoned, forsook

desertus

having been deserted, abandoned, forsaken

desiderium, desiderii (n)

(desiderio/desio)

desire, wish, longing

desidero

I desire, wish, long for

desiderare

(desiderare)

to desire, wish, long for

desideravi

I desired, wished, longed for