GLOSSARIUM ANGLICO-LATINUM

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Gualterius Redmond

A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z
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• D : de n or de (littera) f
• dad, daddy : tata ae m
• daily a : quotidianus (cotidianus), diurnus
• daily adv : quotidie, in dies
• dam : moles molis aquae opposita, agger Aggeris m
• damage n : damnum, clades is f
• damage, harm him : eum laedo ere laesi laesus, ei noceo nocEre nocui nOcitus
• dance n : saltatus us, saltatio, chorEa
• dance v : salto are
• dancer : saltator, saltatrix saltatrIcis
• danger of : periculum ne
• dangerous : periculosus
• daring : audax Acis
• dare to do it : audeo audEre ausus sum id facere
• dark n : tenebrae arum, obscuritas, calIgo inis f
• dark a : obscurus, tenebricosus, tenEbricus
• darken it : id obscUro are, ei tenebras offundo ere
• darkness : tEnebrae arum, obscuritas, calIgo ginis
• darn! : eheu! malum!
• I don't give a darn : id non facio flocci
• I'll be darned if I go : malum sit mihi si unquam Iero
• Darwinism : Darwinismus
• data, datum : data orum, datum, elementum, facta orum, notitia, res, nuntius
• data base, bank : datorum repositorium, elementorum, indiciorum thesaurus
• enter data : data in computatrum rEfero referre, perscribo ere
• data entry : datorum referentia, perscriptio
• date : dies, tempus
• what's the date? : qui dies hodie est?
• date from the third century : a tertio saeculo incepit, originem trahit a tertio saeculo
• date document : documento diem, annum, saeculum adscribo
• dative : dativus
• daughter-in-law : nurus us f
• dawn n : aurora, diluculum
• dawn v : dilucesco ere diluxi
• daylight : lux lucis f
• the other day : nuper (quidem)
• from day to day : in dies
• day and night : et dies et noctes
• day off from : dies feriatus ab
• by day : intErdiu
• every day : in dies, quotidie
• everydayness : quotidianitas (cotidianitas), quotidianae vitae ratio
• on day after her wedding : postridie (nuptiarum diem) quam nupsit
• on day before her wedding : pridie (nuptiarum diem) quam nupsit
• deaf, hard of hearing : surdus, subsurdus
• deal n : pactio
• make a deal : pactionem or pactum ineo inire cum, foedus pango ere pEpiti pactus or facio cum
• a good deal of time : aliquantum temporis
• deal with it : de eo ago ere, id tracto are, id curo are, in eo versor ari; disputo are, id or de eo dissero ere, id disserto are; agitur, quaestio est de
• dean : decanus i
• death : mors mortis f
• at death : tempore mortis
• death penalty : supplicium capitis
• condemn to death : cApitis damno are
• being-unto-death : ad-mortem-esse (ind)
• debate question : de quaestione discepto are, dIsputo are, quaestionem or de quaestione dIsero ere diserui disertus
• debate n : (dialectica) certatio, opinionum commutatio, disceptatio, disputatio, altercatio, controversia
• debt : dEbitum i, aes alienum aeris
• debunk : figmenta mystica demo ere dempsi demptus, arcani sensus depello ere dEpuli depulsus, acriter lAcero, reprehendo, everto ere everti eversus
• make debut : exordior iri, initium facio
• decade : decas dEcadis f, decennium i
• decadence : corruptio, (morum) corruptela; aetas inferior
• decadent : corruptus, labens entis
• deceit : fraus fraudis f, dolus i, artificium
• deceitful : fallax Acis, fallens, dolosus
• deceive, mislead : decipio ere decepi deceptus, fallo fallere fefElli falsus
• deception : fallAcia, dolus i, fraus fraudis f, dolus i, deceptio
• deceptive : fallax, fallens
• dechristianization : a Christiana re alienatio
• dechristianize : a Christiana re dealieno are
• dechristianized : a Christiana re alienatus
• decide : decerno ere decrevi decretus (rem, ac+inf, ut), constituo ere constitui constitUtus (inf or ac+inf), statuo statuere statui statUtus (rem, ut), placuit (inf or ut), judico are, dEstino are, Eligo eligere elEgi electus, mihi placet ut, determino are; (senate) censeo Ere ui, decIdo ere decIdi decIsus
• decide to go : statuo ere ui Utus abire/ ut eam
• decidedly : plane; firmiter
• decision : decretum, decretio, decisio, electio, arbitrium, judicium, determinatio, consultum, optio
• decision a : judicatorius
• decision process : methodus judicatoria, processus us decretorius, (liber) electionis, eligendi processus
• decisive : decretorius, supremus, ultimus, criticus, peremptorius; discrimen
• decipher : notas (secretiores) solvo, intErpretor ari, enOdo are, explano are, explico are
• declare : enuntio are
• declare oneself to be : me profiteor Eri professus sum
• declarative : decrlativus, enuntiativus, attributivus
• declension : declinatio
• decline n : deterioratio, declive is i ia ium n; deminutio; corruptio, degeneratio, tabes is f, occasus us
• decline v : deficio ere defEci defectus; corrumpor rumpi ruptus sum, degEnero are, rem deteriorem fieri; extinguor gui, defloresco ere, in deterius ruo ere rui rutus (ruriturus), dignitatem amitto ere; declino are
• decomposition : dissolutio; putredo dinis
• deconstruct : decOnstruo ere deconstruxi deconstructus, nove cOnstruo
• deconstruction : nova constructio, deconstructio, nova conformatio, nova constitutio
• decrease tr : imminuo imminuere, minuo ere minui minutum, dimInuo (demInuo) ere ui diminUtus
• decrease int : decresco ere decrevi decretus, minuor minui minutus sum
• decrease : imminutio
• dedicate : dEdico are +dt, dico are
• dedicate myself to ph : philosophiae me dedo ere dEdidi dEditus
• dedication : dedicatio
• deduce conclusion from premises : conclusionem e praemissis traho ere traxi tractus, Infero inferre, concludo ere conclUsi conclUsus, dedUco
• deduction : deductio, illatio, argumentatio; pecuniae deductio or subductio or subtractio
• deductive : illativus, deductivus
• deed : factum, fAcinus facínoris n, factum, res gesta, magnalia ium
• deem, consider, take as valid : ut rectum existimo, aestimo, concipio, sumo, duco, judico, id pro recto or rectum habeo (ratum habitum), in rectis numero are, rectum puto are or pro recto, in numero; rEputo are, (magni) pendo ere pepEndi pensus
• deep : profundus, altus; pEnitus
• deeper understanding of life : penitior intellectus us vitae, altior intellectus
• deeply : pEnitus, medUllitus
• by default : absente..., absenti?; per contra
• defeat v : vinco vincere vici victus
• defeat n : clades is e ium, repulsa
• suffer defeat : repulsam fero ferre tuli latus
• defeater : superAtor, sUperans (evidentia, argumentum) refutatio, refutans, debellans, debellator
• rebutting defeater : superator redArguens
• undercutting defeater : superator sUbruens
• defect : vitium, mendum, labes is f, mAcula, defectus us
• defective : vitiosus, imperfectus, mendosus, mancus
• defend : defendo defendere defendi defensus with ab, defenso are, tuto are, tutor ari, tueor tuEri tuitus or tutus sum; propugno are
• defendant : reus i, rea
• defender : defensor, propugnator, praeses prAEsidis, tutuor
• defense : defensio
• defenseless : infensus, inermis
• defensible : defensibilis
• defensive : defensorius
• deficiency : defectus us, penuria, inopia
• deficient in force : inops Inopis virium, vires desunt
• define : definio ire ivi definItus, detErmino are; descrIbo; circumscribo ere; stIpulor ari
• definite : definitus, certus, finitus; praecisus
• definition : definitio, descriptio
• definitive : terminalis, definitivus, decretorius, ultimus, definitus, supremus; in sempiterum
• definitively : definitive, modo terminali, ad extremum, in omne tempus definite; postremo, denique
• deformity : deformitas
• defy : prOvoco are, contemno are, resisto ere rEstiti
• degenerate a : dEgener degEneris
• degenerate from : degenero are ab
• degree : stadium, gradus us, phasis is or eos f (Gr), pars (vitae), stadio nis; doctoris, magistri titulus i
• dehumanize : Effero are
• deictic : deicticus
• deism : deismus
• deixis : deixis is f
• delay n : mora
• delay it, hold it back (put off) : id retardo (differo differe dIstuli dilAtus in)
• delay int : moror ari atus sum, cunctor ari + inf
• delete : dEleo Ere delEvi delEtus, erado ere, tollo ere, Eximo ere exEmi exemptus, excido ere
• deliberate v : delibero are de, cOnsulo ere
• deliberate a : cogitatus, voluntarius, spontAneus
• deliberately : consulto, consilio, voluntarie
• deliberation : deliberatio de, consultatio
• delight : delecto are
• deliver : aliquid alicui trado ere trAdidi trAditus; (speech) habeo Ere, pronuntio are, dico ere
• delve into math, God : in mathesin, in Deo (Johannes a Cruce) fodio fodere fodi fossus, altius perspicio, altius perscrutor, peritius comprehendo
• demand n : postulatio, postulatum, exigentia; oblatum (oblatum et quaesitum)
• demand this of me : hoc a me postulo, pOstulo are or ut/ne or inf or ac+inf, posco ere popOsci (both used metaphorically), deposco ere depopOsci, hoc e me requIro requirere requisivi requisItus, exigo exigere exEgi exactus, hoc ab eo quaero
• demanding : durus, difficilis; severus, asper Aspera asperum; quod plura postulat, exigit; imperiosus
• demise : Obitus us
• democracy : democratia; civitas popularis, popularis res publica; multiudinis dominatus us, populi potentia, imperium populare, ratio popularis
• democrat : demOcrata mf, democraticus
• democratic : democraticus, popularis
• Democritus : Democritus i
• demon : daemon dAEmonis m
• demonstrate : demonstro are; publice declaro are, reclamo are, tumultuor ari
• demonstration : demonstratio, probatio; protestatio, publicus concursus us, tumultus us, multitudo civium reclamantium
• demonstrative : demonstrativus, ostensivus
• demote : ex loco moveo Ere
• demythologization : arcani sensus depulsio, dimythologizatio
• demythologize : arcani sensum depello ere, dimythologizo are
• denial : negatio, repudiatio, infitiatio, infitiae arum
• denomination (church) : sacra instituta orum (lutherana, anglicana), confessio
• denote : signIfico, denOto, desIgno, demonstro
• denouement : argumenti exitus us, fabulae clausula, solutio; rerum eventus us, proventus us, effectus us, consequentia –orum, consecutum, consequens ntis, consecutio, consequentia -ae, fructus us; extremus spiritus
• dentist : dentifex, medicus dentarius, dentium medicus
• denoument : argumenti exitus us, fabulae clausula, solutio; rerum eventus us, proventus us, effectus us, consequentia -orum, consecutum, consequens ntis, consecutio, consequentia -ae, fructus us
• deny : nego are, Abnuo abnUere Abnui, infitior ari atus sum; aliquid alicui subtraho ere
• deontic : deonticus
• deontological : deontologicus
• deontology : deontologia
• depart from norm : e, a norma discedo ere discessi discessus
• depart, leave : discedo ere discessi discessurus, abscedo ere, abeo abire (+ab), proficiscor proficisci profectus sum, abscedo ere abscessi abscessum
• department : provincia, administratio, sedes is e um, institutum; munus administri publici; officina
• philosophy department : collegium, institutum, facultas philosophiae; studiorum universitatis ordo Ordinis m; magisterium n
• departure : discessus us, abscessus us, abitus us, egressus us
• depend on things (be supported on) : a, de, e rebus pendeo Ere pepEndi, a rebus dependo Ere dependi, ex rebus suspendo ere, nititur in re, re, vertor verti versus sum in re; refert, interest
• it (much) depends on whether : (plurimum) refert num
• it depends on him : (totum) in eo positum est
• dependence on : obnoxietas; subjectio, submissio
• dependent on help : opis obnoxius, ope nisus or nixus, ab ope or ex pendens, opi or ope or opis fretus; subjectus +dt
• depending on : dependenter ab
• depersonalization : personalitatis detractio
• depersonalize : indolem personalem AUfero ferre
• depress : dEprimo ere depressi depressus, contristo are
• depressed : depressus, abjectus, demissus, fractus, debilitatus, abjecto animo sum, animo frangor
• depression : animi abjectio, animi imminutio, animi (vitae) taedium, animus fractus
• deprive you of your house : te privo are domu
• deprived of : orbus +ab
• depth : altitudo, profunditas; profundum, altum
• in depth : fUnditus
• derivation : origo orIginis, radix radIcis, fons, principium; deductio; productio; processio
• derives from this : ex (ab) hoc derivatur, procedit, deducitur, ducitur ex hoc, desUmo
• derive this from that : hanc propositionem ex illa dedUco ere, derIvo are, cOlligo ere
• derogatory : contumeliosus, despectivus, contemnens
• desacralize : profano are, religionem tollo
• descend : descendo ere; ab aliquo originem habeo or proficiscor
• descendant : prognatus ex, ab, editus ab
• descendants : progenies iei, posteri orum
• describe : describo ere descripsi descriptus, depingo ere depinxi depinctus
• description : descriptio, expositio
• descriptive : descriptivus
• desensitize him : eum sentiendi vi privo, sentiendi vigorem obtundo ere Obtudi obtusus
• desert v : dEsero ere, relinquo ere
• desert : deserta orum, desertum, vastitas, solitudo, locus desertus, desolata orum, Invia orum, tesqua orum (tesca)
• deserts : meritum, merita orum, quod sibi merebatur; dignitas
• deserve praise : laudem mereor Eri meritus sum, commereor laude dignus esse
• he deserves well of God : bene de Deo merEtur (mereor Eri meritus sum
• deservedly : mErito, jure
• deserving of praise : laude dignus
• design v: desIgno are; describo ere; formo are, efformo are, efficio ere, delineo are, adumbro are; in animo habeo Ere, cogito are, propono ere; machinor ari; rationem instituo ere or formo are or designo; propono ere
• design n : descriptio, adumbratio, lineamenta orum, forma; consilium, ratio, propositum, designatio, rationis elaboratio, intelligentia; pictura (linearis), tabula; ornatio, ornamentum
• design of universe : designatio (plan) mundi, exemplar is i ium, consilium, propositum, institutum, finis is e m (f), consulto, de industria, e consilio data/dedita opera (on purpose); adumbratio, ratio
• argument from design : argumentum e consilio, ex ordine universi
• designate : nomino are, denoto are, designo are
• designation : nominatio, designatio, appellatio, significatio, denotatio
• design v : designo are, descriptionem, imaginem delineo are, formam describo; excogito are, constituo ere; adumbro are
• designate : denoto, denomino, nomino, designo, appello are
• designation : denotatio, nominatio, denominatio, designatio, appellatio
• designator : designator m
• designer : architectus, designator, fabricator, auctor
• desirable : desiderabilis, optabilis, voluntarium; expetibilis, expetendus aliquid ab aliquo
• desire, long for : cupio cupere cupIvi cupItus, desidero, expeto, opto, Aveo avEre, anhelo are, Appeto ere
• desire (for truth) : cupiditas (veritatis); concupiscentia, appetentia, appetitus us, appetitio, desiderium; opinio, sententia
• desireable : optabilis, desiderabilis
• desk : mensa scriptoria
• despair n : desperatio
• despair v : despEro are +acc, ac & inf, de
• despise : despicio dEspicit ere despexi despectus, sperno ere sprevi spretus, contemno ere contempsi contemptus, despecto are; pOstputo are, pOstfero
• dessert : secunda mensa, bellaria orum
• destination : locus destinatus
• destine for : destino ad
• destiny : fatum; destinatum (plan, purpose), sors, locus destinationis, locus petitus
• destroy : dEstruo ere destruxi destructus, deleo delEre delEvi delEtus
• destruction : pernicies iEi, exItium, clades is f, destructio onis, intEritus us
• destructive : perniciOsus, perniciAbilis, exitiosus, exitialis, destructivus, funestus
• detach : disjungo ere a, sejungo ere, sEparo are, libero are, absolvo ere absolvi absolUtus
• detachment (rule) : modus (ponendo) ponens
• detail : disjungo ere a, sejungo ere, sEparo are
• in detail : singullatim or singillatim (enarratus), minutatim, per singula, discusse; copiose
• treat the question in detail : quaestionem per singula Ineo inIre
• treat in (more) detail : singullatim, per singula ire, fusius tractare or pErago ere, singullatim enarro are, tracto are
• detailed : singullatim explicatus, tractatus, enodatus; copiosus, uber Uberis, uberior, fuse, latius, multis verbis
• detect, discover : comperio Ire cOmperi compertus, deprehendo (deprendo) ere deprehendi deprehensus, dEtego ere xi ctus
• detective : investigator investigatrix trIcis, inquisItor
• detente : distensio
• deter her from thing, from saying : eam detErreo Ere detErrui detErritus re or a re or de re, ne dicat or quin or quminus dicat, abstErreo Ere abstErrui abstErritus eam a re
• logic deteriorated : logica deteriorem facta est, corrupta est
• determine : definio ire; pro certo affirmare; dEstino; statuo ere statui statUtus, constituo, decerno
• determinism : determinismus
• detour : circUitus us
• detract : dEtraho ere detraxi detractus, detrecto (detracto) are, minus or minimi facio ere or aestimo are, ad minimum rEdigo ere
• detraction : detractio
• detractor : detractor
• to the detriment of : damno +gn, laeso (+ab), detrimento affectus, cum detrimento, non sine detrimento
• devastate : vasto are, devasto, pervasto
• develop system : systEma evolvo ere evolvi evolUtus, elabOro, Explico are explicui or explicavi explicitus or explicatus, Excolo ere ui excultus; invenio, detego; exhibeo Ere, expono ere, describo ere
• develop int (into theory) : cresco crescere crevi cretus, progredior prOgredi, fieri, explicitur, evolvitur, pandor pandi pansus sum (in theoriam evAdo ere evasi evasus), Explicor, augesco ere, accresco ere, amplior ari
• development : cursus us (vitae), decursus us; tenor, linea; progressio, progressus; evolutio; auctus us, incrementum, augmentum
• economic development : cursus oeconomicus, mercaturae
• deviate : dEvio are
• deviation : digressio, declinatio, discessus us, deviatio
• device : machinamentum, apparatus i
• devious, deviant : devius
• deviant logic : logica devia
• devoid of : re vacuus
• devote self to (wholly) : me (totum) dedo ere dEdidi dEditus ad or +dt, me Applico ad, me cOnfero conferre, incumbo, operam do +dt, inservio Ire +dt; devoveo Ere devOvi devOtus, cOnsecro are
• devote myself to study : studio me dedo ere dEdidi deditus, aplico are, operam do, incumbo, inservio ire
• devote time to : tempus alicui impertio ire
• devoted : deditus, studiosus
• diagnosis : diagnostes ae (ac : in) f (or m)
• diagram n : schema atis n, tabella, diagramma atos or atis n, figura graphica, exemplum
• diagram v : diagrammate, graphice Exprimo
• dial (phone) : sEligo ere selEgi selectus
• dialect : dialEctus or dialEctos i, lingua
• dialectic(s) : dialEctica, dialEctice es f (Gr); mutualitas
• dialectic a : dialecticus
• dialogical : dialogicus
• dialogue n : colloquium n, diAlogus i, diverbium (theater)
• dialogue v : cOlloquor, sermOcinor ari, sermonem confero cum aliquo, dialEctica orum mp
• diameter : diametros or diametrus f
• diametrically opposed : ad diametron, prorsus oppositus, contrarius
• diamond : Adamas adamantis m, diamas Antis
• diarrhea : alvus i fusa (f)
• diatribe : diAtriba, invectiva, insectatio, oppugnatio, impugnatio
• dichotomy : dichotomia, dimidiatio, contentio, oppositio, discrepantia, discrepatio; hiatus us, fissura, scissio, scissura, schisma atis n
• dictator : dictator ris
• dictionary : dictionarium, lexicon i n, thesaurus verborum, thesaurus linguae, glossarium, vocabulorum index
• die (shoot dice) : talus i (talis or ale? ludo ere)
• diet : diaeta
• this and that differ : hoc et illud inter se discrepant, dIfferunt, inter se differunt
• differ from : dIscrepo are avi ab or inter, disto are; dIffero diferre dIstuli dilAtus ab or inter, dissideo dissidEre dissEdi dissessus with ab, inter, cum, +dt
• differ from Descartes: cum Cartesio discrepo are, a or cum Cartesio dissentio ire
• philosophy differs from psych : philosophia a psychologia dIscrepat, differt, diversum est
• difference : differentia ab or inter, distinctio ab, diversitas; discrepantia, discrimen inis n; distantia
• what difference does it make if...? : quid refert utrum...?
• makes no difference to me if : nihil mea interest or refert utrum... an; etiamsi, etsi, quamquam; si... nullius est momenti
• know difference between x and y : x et y (= ac) dignosco
• difference of opinion : dissentio
• different : alius, varius, diversus a, dispar, dispArilis, discrepans, dissimilis, contrarius, differens (dIfero); diversifOrmis, aliUsmodi
• different from it : diversum ab eo (quam id or +dt or +gn), distinctus ab eo, varius, alienus ab eo (unrelated), ei alienus (adverse), alius ac or atque, aliter ac, non perinde ac, alio modo, alia ratione, dispar is +gn or +dt (unlike), dissimilis
• of different form : diversifOrmis
• in different directions : diverse (tendo ere), alius alio
• in different ways : diverse, diversimode, diversis modis, nove
• differently from realism : aliter quam (ac) realismus
• there's difference between : inter eos interest
• doesn't make difference : nihil ad rem! ab re est, nihil interest, non refert
• what's the difference? : quid refert?
• differentiate : discrimino are, distinguo, discerno ere discrevi discretus, dignosco ere, separo are
• difficulty in : difficUltas +gn or ad, angustiae arum, problema atis n, nodus i; impedimenta orum
• with difficulty : aegre, difficulter, vix, difficiliter difficilius difficillime, dificile
• diffidence : diffidentia +gn
• diffident : diffidens =dt
• diffusion : diffusio
• dig : fodio fodere fodi fossus, confodio ere
• dig hole : terram Excavo
• dig up : effodio ere
• digest food : cibum cOncoquit, concoquere, dIgero ere digessi digestus
• digestion : concoctio
• dignity : dignitas, gravitas
• digression : digressio
• di(h)airesis : di(h)AIresis eos f
• dilemma : dilemma atis n, complexio nis, anceps disputatio, biceps argumentum; eligendi difficultas
• dilettant : imperitus homo, tiro, voluptarius cultor
• diligent(ly) : assiduus(e), diligens (nter), industrius (e)
• dimension : dimensio onis, mensura; elementum
• dimensional : dimensionalis, dimensionatus, mensuralis
• diminish : deminuo (diminuo) ere diminui diminUtus, minuo ere minui minUtus
• diminutive : verbum deminutivum
• dining room : cenaculum, triclilium
• dinosaur : dinosaurus i
• by dint of : ex, propter, per
• diocesan : dioecesanus
• diocese : dioecEsis is or eos f
• diphthong : diphthongus i f
• diplomatic relations : publicae necessitudines rationes
• direct v : dIrigo ere direxi directus, rego ere xi ctus
• direct a : rectus, directus, proximus, immediatus
• directly : directe, recte, recta via, rect?, recto trAmite directe, directo, directim
• director : moderator
• director (theater) : spectaculi magister m, spectaculi theatrici (cinematographici) dispOsitor, moderator scaenicus, moderatrix scaenica; exercitator
• directory (computer) : plicarum index
• direction : directio, pars, cursus us; via (tendenda, proposita); in, ad (or ac)… versus; intentio
• take direction : via eo ire
• in another direction : alio, aliorsum
• direction (theater) : spectaculi rEgimen Iminis n, moderatio
• give directions : mandata do dare, mando are +dt
• give direction to life : vitae directionem Imprimo ere impressi impressus
• in two/both directions : in duos cursus/ utroque
• stage director : dissignator (scaenarum)
• dirt : sordes is f or pl sordes sordium, caenum
• dirty a : spurcus, sOrdidus, immundus; sordeo Ere
• dirty v : spurco
• disability : impeditio, impedimentum
• disadvantage : incommodum +dt, incommoditas, impedimentum, detrimentum, damnum
• be at disadvantage to him : eo inferior sum
• disadvantageous : incommodatus
• disagree with Kant : a or cum Kant dissentio dissentire dissensi dissensum, discordo are cum, inter se
• Kant & Quine disagree : discrepant de aliqua re or in ea explicanda, dissentiunt, inter se dissideo Ere dissEdi dissessus ab eo, discordo are cum, +dt
• disagreeing : discors discordis
• disagreement : dissentio, discrepantia, discrepatio, dissensus us
• disappear : evanesco ere evanui, abeo
• disappearance : Abitus us, absentia, exitus
• disappoint : de spe dejicio ere, frustror ari frustratus sum, frustro are, "spe sublata" (spem) fallo ere fefElli falsus, spem destituo, abjicio, spe destituor
• disappointed : spe dejectus, destitutus, expectatione frustratus
• disappointing : deceptorius, fallax Acis
• disappointment : frustratio, incommodum, destitutio, delusio, fallacia
• disapprove : Improbo are, reprehendo, vitupero are
• disaster : calamitas, pernicies iEi
• disastrous : calamitosus, funestus, perniciosus
• disbelieve the claim : credo, existimo thesim falsam esse
• disc : discus i; dIsculus i, orbis is e ium m (rigidus)
• disc drive : statio discorum
• discalced : discalceatus, excalceatus
• discard, throw out : improbo are; repudio are; abjicio abjicere abjeci abjectus
• discern : discerno ere discrevi discretus, dignosco dignoscere dignovi
• discernment : sagacitas, discernendi peritia, in discernendo habilitas, krisis eos f (Gr)
• disciple : discipulus, (as)sectator, auditor, fautor, unus ex suis
• discipline v : disciplina coerceo, moderor ari, tempero are
• disclose : patefacio patEfacit ere patefEci patefactus (ps patefio, pAtefit), reclUdo ere reclusi reclusus, rEtego ere retexi retectus, prodo ere prOdidi prOditus; pando ere pandi pansus (or passus) (spread out, open up, make known), ostendo, rEsero are, reclUdo, ere reclusi reclusus, aperto are (lay bare), dEtego detegere detexi detectus, aperio; revElo
• disclosive : patefactivus, revelatorius
• disclosure : patefactio, revelatio, indicium
• disconnect : disjungo, dissolvo, sejungo ere, rescindo ere
• disconnected : disjunctus
• discount : pretii deminutio, remissio, deductio, emptorium beneficium
• discourage : animum infringo ere, frango; dehortor ari; deterreo Ere aliquem a re or ne, abduco ere a re, dissuadeo Ere dissuAsi dissuAsus (speak against)
• be discouraged : animum amitto, deficio
• discouragement : animi infractio
• discouraging : adversus
• discourse : sermo (language), locutio, loquela; ratio notiones conectens, communicatio, commercium
• discover : invenio ire, reperio rEperit reperItur reperire rEpperi repertus, (both also invent), dEtego detEgere detexi detectus, comperio cOmperit comperIre cOmperi compertus, aperio ire, ui apertus, pando ere pandi pansus (or passus); cognosco; commentor ari
• discoverable : cognoscibilis, comperibilis
• newly discovered : reperticius
• discoverer : inventor, repertor, detector, propOsitor, commentor Oris, auctor
• discovery (act, thing) : inventio, repertio, detectio, compertio, deprehensio, patefactio; inventum, detectum, compertum, deprehensum, patefactum
• discourage her from thing, saying : eam detErreo Ere detErrui detErritus re or a re or de re, ne dicat or quin or quminus dicat, abstErreo Ere abstErrui abstErritus eam a re
• discourse n : sermo nis m
• discourse on : rem or de re dIssero ere, rem disserto are, discepto are, disputo are
• discredit him : ei obtrecto are, existimationem ejus offendo ere or viOlo are
• discretion : arbitrium, judicium, discretio
• discriminate : discrimino are
• racial discrimination : discriminatio phylEtica, praejudicium, opinio praejudicata
• discursive : sermocinatirius, sermocinalis, discursivus
• discuss philosophy : philosophiam dIssero disserere disserui dissertus, de philosophia discepto are, de philosophia and philosophiam diIsputo are, tracto are; de philosophia dIssero, philosophiam disserto are; sermocInor ari de, philosophiam Agito are; de ph cOlloquor qui, philosophiam ago, philosophiam discutio ere discussi discussus [apud Augustinum], philosophiam in controversiam voco; philosophiam loquor loqui; denoto are
• the question began to be discussed : res agitari coepta est
• discussion : disceptatio, disputatio, certatio or certatus us, colloquium, dialEctica orum mp, sermocinatio, tractatio
• hold discussion : disceptationem, disputationem habeo Ere; altercationem, colloquium habeo Ere
• disease : morbus i
• disembody : a corpore disjungo ere junxi disjunctum
• disentangle : expedio ire expedii or ivi expedItus, solvo ere, exsolvo ere exsolvi exsolUtus, Explico are, enOdo are, in ordinem rEdigo ere
• disfuntion : Irritum or vacuum munus
• disgrace : dEdecus dedEcoris, ignominia
• disgraceful : ignominiosus, dedecOrus
• disguise : dissimulo are
• in disguise : mutata veste
• dishonorable : dedecOrus
• disillusion v : spem fallo ere or destituo ere, e spe eripio ere
• disillusioned : spem amitto ere, desperatus
• disintegrate : dissolvo ere, solvo ere, disjicio ere, dissocio are; separo are; divido ere
• disinterest : neglectio, defectio studii; incuria
• I'm disinterested in the thing : rem non curo, nEglego neglEgere neglexi neglectus, rem missam facio ere, praetermitto ere, res animos meos non tenet, non capit; neglegens, remissus, lentus, reses rEsidis, incuriosus sum esse; suae utilitatis immemor, nulla adductus utilitate
• disjunct : disjunctum
• disjunction : disjunctio; sejunctio, divisio
• disjunctive : disjunctivus
• dismay : consternatio
• dismiss : dimitto ere, missum facio ere
• disorder : confusus or perturbatus ordo Ordinis m, confusio, perturbatio
• disorganization : inordinatio, perturbatio, confusio
• disorganized : inordinatus, male dispOsitus, incompOsitus, incOnditus, confusus
• disown : Abnuo abnUere Abnui
• disparage : detrecto (detracto) are, dEtraho ere detraxi detractus; minuo minuere (facta... alicujus), minus or minimi facio ere or aestimo are, ad minimum rEdigo ere
• dispense with it : id dimitto ere, remitto ere
• displace : loco moveo Ere, muto are, permuto, trAnsfero ere
• displacement : translatio, trAnsitus us
• display n : ostentus us, tabula dilucida descriptoria; ostentatio
• display v : ostendo ere ostendi ostensus, exhibeo Exhibet Ere exhibui exhIbitus; ostento are; prae se fero ferre, prae se gero ere gessi gessus; pando ere pandi pansus (or passus)
• display graphics : grAphica pando ere
• displease him : ei displaceo Ere displacui displaciturus
• have at my disposal : mihi sUppetit suppeto ere suppetIvi or ii suppetItus, penes me, in mea postestate, secundum meum arbitrium
• dispose : Ordino are; statuo ere statui statUtus, constituo ere, cOlloco are
• disposition : dispositio, affectus us; collocatio, ordinatio
• disproof : reprobatio, refutatio, reprehensio, dissolutio, redargutio
• disprove : rEprobo are, refello ere refelli (refute), redArguo redargUere redArgui, everto ere everti eversus
• dispute : in controversiam voco are or adduco ere; Altercor ari
• dispute n : discussio
• disqualify : impedio ire impedItus, prohibeo Ere, rejicio ere, ejicio ere ejEci ejectus
• disquette : dIsculus i
• disregard : nEglego neglegere neglexi neglectus, omitto ere, praetermitto ere, ignoro are, praetereo ire
• dissatisfaction with : displicentia; molestia, offensus, offensio
• dissatisfied : parum contentus; me pAEnitet +gn
• dissatisfy : male, non satisfacio ere, displiceo Ere +dt +inf or ac+inf
• I dissent from him : ab eo dissideo dissidEre dissEdi dissessus
• dissent : dissensus us, dissidentia, dissentio
• dissidence : dissensio, dissidentia
• dissident : dIssidens ntis
• dissimilar from : dissimilis ac or atque, dispar
• dissimilarly : dissimiliter
• dissimilarity : dissimilitudo
• dissolve intr : solvo ere, dissolvo ere, liquefacio ere
• dissolve tr : solvor solvi, dissolvor dissolvi
• distasteful : injucundus, ingratus
• distance : distantia, spatium, intervallum, longinquitas, abscedentia
• distant from it : ab eo longinquus, absum esse, disto are; remotus
• distinct : distinctus, diversus
• distinction : distinctio, praecisio, differentia, discrimen inis n, discretio; divisio, paritio, bipartitio
• distinctive a : insignis, proprius, peculiaris, singularis, sui generis
• distinctive trait : insignis nota, proprium +gn or +dt, insigne +gn proprIetas, Indoles, natura
• distinguish between : dijUdico are, dignosco ere, distinguo ere inter
• distinguish from judgment : a judicio distinguo ere distinxi ctus, secerno ere secrEvi secrEtus, dignosco ere dignovi, discerno ere discrevi discretus
• distorsion : distortio, deformatio
• distort : distorqueo Ere distorsi distortus, deformo are, detorqueo Ere, male intErpretor ari
• distorted : distortus; depravatus, perversus
• distribute : distribuo ere ui Utus; pOrrigo, porrIgere porrExi porrectus, trado ere tradidi trAditus
• (city) district : vicus i, jurisdictionis fines fp, provincia, regio, tractus us
• distrust him : ei diffIdo diffidere diffissus sum
• disturb the mind : conturbo are, turbo are, perturbo are, commoveo Ere; animum inquiEto are
• disuse : desuetudo
• fall into disuse : obsolesco ere obsolEvi obsolEtus
• disunite : sejungo ere, secerno, disjungo; divIdo; scindo ere scidi scissus
• disunited : divisus, sejunctus, scissus
• disunity : disjunctio, sejunctio; dissidium, dissensio
• diverge from : declino are de via, a, discedo discedere e, a, de, digredior dIgredi
• divergence : divortium, dissensio, discrepantia
• diversity : diversitas, discrepantia
• divide : dIvido ere divIsi divIsus, partio, partIre partIvi partItus or partior iri, scindo ere scidi scissus in +ac
• divide n : divortium; divortia arum (aquarum)
• opinions are divided : doctores sciduntur
• dividing line : linea divisoria
• divine : divinus
• divinely : divinitus, divine
• divinity : divinitas f, numen nUminis n
• divisible : dividuus, divisibilis
• division : divisio, paritio, bipartitio
• divorce n : divortium
• divorce v : divortium facio cum, peto ere cum
• divorced : divortio digressus, separatus
• DNA : Acidum desoxyrriboncleicum, ADN
• "do" (philosophy) : philOsophor ari; philosophiam ago ere, agito are, efficio ere, conficio ere (ps: confio confieri), navo are; profIteor profitEri professus sum, exerceo Ere, (ex)colo ere, gero ere, studeo Ere, incumbo ere incUbui incUbitus; in philosophia versor ari, pErsequor pErsequi; (totum) me ad philosophiam confero
• do away with : tollo ere sUstuli sublAtus, perdo ere pErdidi pErditus (passive also: pereo ire)
• it has to do with thought : cogitationem attingit, attingo ere Attigi attactus, ad cogitationem se habet; de cogitatione agitur, ad cogitationem pertinet pertineo Ere, spectat specto are, cogitationem respicit respicio ere
• have to do with him : rationem habeo cum eo, eum attingo, ere Attigi atactus
• it has (I have) nothing to do with it : nihil ad rem pErtinet, hoc nihil est, id non respicit (non versor in eo); nihil ad rem! nihil interest, non refert, ea res nihil ad me pertinet, nihil mihi cum eo negotii est, nihil eo utor
• do without : (facile) re careo Ere
• do my best : operam do
• docking : astronavium conjunctio
• doctor : medicus
• doctoral : doctoralis
• get doctorate : doctoris dignitatem adipIscor adipisci adeptus sum, ad doctoris gradum pervenio ire
• doctrinaire : dogmaticus
• doctrine : doctrina, dogma dOgmatis n; disciplina, ratio, quaestio, explanatio, opinio, sententia, opinatio; interpretatio, explanatio, explicatio, acceptio, enarratio in +ac, expositio dilucidatio, enodatio, ratio; conceptio, conceptus us
• document : tabula, documentum
• documentary : taenia cinematographica rerum veritates Exhibens
• dodge v : effUgio ere effUgi effUgitus +ac
• dodge n : mAchina, dolus
• dog : canis is cane canum m
• dogmatic : dogmaticus
• dogmatism : dogmatismus
• dogmatist : dogmatistes ae m
• domain, scope, range : territorium, ager, fines; regio; genus; pars; gradatio, varietas, extensio, universum, dominium; ambitus us, spatium, campus i, area, aspectus us
• doll : pup(ul)a
• dollar : scutatum, dOllarus i, dollarium n
• dominate : prAEvalens, dominans, potens, praecipuus
• dominate over the period : domitor ari dominatus sum in aetatem, regno are, auctoritate polleo Ere
• dominating : prAEvalens, praecipuus, dominans
• Dominican n : Dominicanus i, Dominicana
• Dominican a : Dominicanus
• don't hesitate : noli dubitare, ne dubitaveris
• door : janua, ostium, ostIolum, fores ium mp
• Doppelgaenger : effigies iEi exacta, forma (=ab) alicujus simillimus
• Doppler effect : effectus Dopplerianus
• double : duplex dUplicis, gEminus, geminatus, bipartitus, bifarius, ambifarius, anceps, biformis, bimembris; binOminis e
• double effect : duplex effectus
• in a double sense : bifarie, duplici sensu
• double truth a : duarum veritatum
• double v : duplico are, conduplico re, gEmino are
• doubt n : dubitatio, dubium; scrupulous I, apOria, aporiatio
• no doubt : nimirum
• without doubt : procul dubio, sine dubio
• there's no doubt that : non dubium est quin
• I doubt it (have doubts about) : hoc, haec, id (alone as direct object) dubito are; de illo dubito, in dubium voco are; Ambigo ere de, ind question, ac+inf
• I don't doubt that : non dubito are quin, non mihi dubium est quin
• I doubt whether I should : dubito are an or num debeam
• I doubt whether I or you should : dubito utrum ego debeam an tu debeas or dubito debeamne an tu debeas
• I doubt that it is or was true : non existimo hoc verum esse or fuisse
• I doubt that he would do that : non credo eum hoc facturum esse
• I doubt that he would have done that : non credo eum hoc facturum fuisse
• doubtful : dubius (res, + utrum, interrrog. clause), incertus, dubitabilis
• doubtful thing : res incerta, dubia, anceps
• doubtless(ly) : haud dubiE, sine dubio, procul dubio; nimirum
• dovetail : inter se cohaerent, inter se cohaerescunt; cohaerEre +dt
• down : deorsum
• downgrade : ex loco moveo Ere
• downhill : per declive
• download : (ex rete) prehendo ere, Expromo ere
• down payment : Arrabo Onis
• downplay : nullius momenti aestimo, minus or minimi facio or aestimo are, ad minimum rEdigo ere, detrecto are
• downright : summus, merus; prorsus, plane, omnino
• downside : deterior pars
• downstairs : deorsum, in imo tabulato
• downstream : secundo amne, flUmine
• downtown : media urbs
• downwards : deorsum
• dozen : duOdecas duodEcadis f, duodenarius numerus, duodecim; duodeci ae a
• draft : prima scriptio, prima perscriptio, scriptio temporarius, pagina emendanda ac transcribenda, (primum) exemplar is i ium n, adumbratio, nis
• drag (away) : traho ere traxi tractus (Abstraho, prOtraho)
• down : deorsum
• dragon : draco onis m
• dragonfly : libEllulua
• dramatic : scaenicus, dramaticus, theatralis, lUdicer (ludicrus) cra crum; scaenalis, scaenaticus, scaenatilis, histrionalis, histrionicus; tragicus, animum movens, ad permovendum aptus
• dramatics : histriOnia, ars scaenica, ludicra ars et scaena tota, dramatica, lUdicra
• dramatist : poeta scaenicus
• dramatize : scaenicae actioni apto are, in scaenas distribuo ere
• drastic : drasticus, fortis, extremus
• draw (lines) : duco ere, delIneo are, pingo ere pinxi pictus, describo ere (duco ere)
• draw lines through : indUco ere
• draw conclusions : conclusiones, consectaria, dedUco ere, cOlligo colligere collEgi collectus; conclUdo ere conclUsi clUsum
• draw off : Abstraho ere aliquid ab de ex aliquo ad or in aliquid, dEtraho ere aliquid ex ab or +dt, abdUco ere ab
• drawback : incommodum, detrimentum, impedimentum; nihil obstat quominus
• drawer : loculus i
• drawing : pictura (linearis)
• dread n : formIdo dinis, anxIetas tatis, angor angOris
• dread v : formIdo are
• dreadful : dirus, terrIbilis, formidolosus, formidabilis
• dream n : somnium
• dream of her v : de ea, eam somnio are
• dress : vestis is mulIebris f
• dress (up) : me Induo ere Indui indUtus (me exorno are)
• genetic drift : vagatio genEtica
• drill n : tErebra
• drill v : pErforo are, tErebro are
• drink : bibo bibere bibi bIbitus, sumo sumere sumsi sumptus
• drive : ago Agere, pello ere pEpuli pulsus; cogo ere coEgi coactus, compello ere cOmpuli compulsus, urgeo Ere
• drive n : vis propulsoria
• drive a car : autocinEtum gubErno are, ago ere egi actus
• driver : aurIga mf, autocinetistes ae mf
• drive-by shooting : caedes, occisio ex autocineto praetereunti
• drop tr : demitto ere, dejicio ere
• drought : siccitas
• drown : in aqua mergor mergi, submergor submergi, aqua sffUcor ari
• drug addict : medicamentis stupefactivis assuetus i
• drug addiction : medicamentis stupefactivis obnoxIetas
• drug(s) : medicAmen inis, medicamentum (stupefactivum, psychotrOpicum)
• drum : tYmpanum
• drunk : Ebrius
• drunkeness : ebrIetas, ebriOsitas
• dry : siccus, Aridus
• dry up : aresco ere
• dualism : dualismus
• duality : dualitas tatis, dyas dyadis (Gr)
• duchess : ducissa
• duck : anas Anatis f
• due to, owing to : propter, causa (=ab) +gn, gratia (=ab) +gn, vi, debetur +dt
• duke : dux ducis
• dull : hebes Etis
• dumb : mutus; stUpidus, stultus, inscItus; inanis, nugatorius, bardus, rudis, hebes hEbetis, ineptus; ineptio ire
• dung : stercus stErcoris n
• dungheap : sterquilinium
• duplicate : alterum exemplar
• duplication : duplicatio
• duration : duratio, differentia temporis or durationis
• during : inter, per; tempore +gn
• Dutch : NederlAndicus, Nederlandiensis, BAtavus
• carry out, do duty : munus mUneris, oficium praestare, facio, colo
• DVD : magnetoscOpium
• (red) dwarf : nanus i (ruber), pumilio nis; homUnculus i
• dwell : habito are, Incolo ere incOlui, colo ere
• dyadic : dyAdicus
• dying : moribundus
• he's dying to know where : valde avet scire ubi sit
• dynamic : dynamicus
• dynamics : dynAmice es f (Gr)
• dynamis : dYnamis eos f (Gr)
• dynamite : dunamites is f

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