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English	Latin
Dacians [a people on the lower Danube]	Daci {m.pl}
dactyl	dactylus {m}
dactylic	dactylicus
dad	pater {m}
dagger	sica {f}
daily	cotidianus
Dalmatia	Dalmatia {f}
Dalmatians [a people on the East coast of the Adriatic]	Dalmatae {m.pl}
damage	captio {f}
damage	damnum {n}
damage	detrimentum {n}
damage	incommoditas {f}
damage	malum {n}
damage	noxa {f}
damage	zamia {f}
damp	umidus
dangerous	periculosus
Danube	Danuvius {m}
daring	audacia {f}
daring	audax
daring	confidens
dark	obscurus
dark blue	violaceus
dark colored	pullus
dark-colored [Am.]	pullus
to dash to pieces	disicere [3]
daughter	filia {f}
daughter	puella {f}
daughter-in-law	nurus {f}
day	dies {m} {f}
daylight	lumen {n}
dead	abalienatus
dead	mortuus
deadly	exitiabilis
deadly	funestus
dear	dulcis
dear	gratus
death	letum {n}
death	mors {f}
debauch	bacchatio {f}
decay [decomposition]	caries {f}
deceit	dolus {m}
December	December {m}
decency	pudor {m}
decisive struggle	decertatio {f}
declamation	declamatio {f}
to declare	declarare [1]
to decline	abnegare [1]
to decline	declinare [1]
declining	devexus
decoration	decus {n}
decrease	decessio {f}
decrease	deminutio {f}
to dedicate	dare [1]
deed	res {f}
deep	altus
deer	dama {f}
to defame	infamare [1]
defaming	infamans
defatigation [rare]	defatigatio {f}
defence [Br.]	propugnatio {f}
defense [Am.]	propugnatio {f}
defenseless	inermis
defensor	defensor {m}
definition	definitio {f}
deformed	deformis
deformity	deformitas {f}
delay	mora {f}
delay	retardatio {f}
deliberation	deliberatio {f}
delicate	subtilis
delight	gaudium {n}
delight	oblectamen {n}
delightful	dulcis
delivery	puerperium {n}
demagogue	contionator {m}
to demand	petere [3]
dementia	dementia {f}
denomination	denominatio {f}
density	densitas {f}
dentist	dentarius {m}
dentist	dentifex {m}
dentist	dentista {m} [rec.]
dentist	medicus {m} dentarius [rec.]
denunciatory	accusatorius
to deny	abdicare [1]
to deny	abiudicare [1]
to deny	abnegare [1]
to deny	denegare [1]
to deny on oath	abiurare [1]
to deny reproachfully	abiurgare [1]
departure	decessio {f}
dependent	obnoxius
dependent	subiectus
depressing	maestus
depressing	tristis
to deprive (of)	abrogare [1]
to deputize	legare [1]
descent	descensus {m}
description	expositio {f}

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