Scanlon's Latin Grammar - Essan.org

LATIN GRAMMAR
divinitas, -atis, f., divinity
divinitus, divinely, by divine influence
divinus, -a, -urn, divine
Divio, -onis, /., Dijon
divisio, -onis, /., diversity~ part
divitia, -ae, /., weal th ~ divitiae, riches
divortium, -ii, n., divorce
divus, -a, -urn, divine
Divus, -i, m., saint
docere, -ui, doctus, to teach
docibiIis, -e, apt, teachable
doctor, -oris, n1., doctor, teacher
doctrina, -ae, /., instruction, learning,
doctrine
documentwn, i, n., example
dogma, -atis, n., dogma; edict
dogmaticus, -a, -urn, dognlatic
dolare, to hew wi than axe
dolere, to suffer, grieve, be sorrowful
doliolum, -i, n., small keg or cask
dolium, -ii, m" earthenware cask
dolor, -oris, n1., sorrow, pain
dolorosus, -a, -urn, sorrowful
dol6se, deceitfully
dolosus, -a, -urn, deceitfu 1, false
dolus, -i, m., fraud, subtlety, deceit
doma, -atis, n., roof; house, dwelling
domare, -ui, ..hus, to conquer
domesticus, -a, -urn, donlestic, home;
of the household
domesticus, -i, m., domestic; domestici,
those of the household
domicilium, -ii, n., d welling, home,
house
domina, ..ae, f., mistress
don1inari, dep., to rule, have dominion
over
dominatio, -onis, t., dominion
dominator, -oris, m., ruler, lord, Lord
domine, vOC., Sir; Domine, Lord
Dominica, -ae, /., Sunday
dominicalis, -e, pertaining to Sunday
Dominicus, -i, m., Domit;.ic
Dominus, ..i, m., Lord
dominus, -i, m., lord, master
Domitianus, -i, m " Donlitia n
domne (voc. of dominus), Sir
domuncula, -ae, /., liltle dwelling
domus, -i or -us, /., house; de dorno in
domum, from house to house
donare, to give, grant; forgive; remit
a debt
donarium, -ii, n., sh ri ne
donatio, -onis, /., giving; gift
Donatistae, -arum, m. pl., Donatists
donatus, -us, m., gift
donee, until; while
donum, -i, n., gift, present
Dorestadium, -ii, n., Dorestadt
dormire, to sleep, lie down [0 rest
dormitare, to sIumber
dormitatio, -onis, /., slumber
dormitio, -orris, /., sleep, repose
Dorothea, -ae, /., Dorothy
dorsum, -i, n., back
dos, dotis, t., gift
dotare, to endow
drachma, -ae, /., drachma
draco, -onis, m., dragon
dromedarius, ..ii, m., dromedary
dubietas, -atis, /., doubt
dubitanter, hesitantly
dubicire, to hesitate, waver, doubt;
non -, to firmly believe
ducitus, -us, m.} leadership, guidance;
rank
ducentesimus, -a, -urn, two hundredth
ducenti, -ae, -a, two hundred
ducere, duxi, ductus, to lead, bring;
marry; launch out; hold, consider;
derive
ductilis, -e, beaten out (of metal),
drawn
ductor, -oris, m., leader
dudum, adv., a little while ago, even
now
duellum, -i, n., conflict
dulcedo, ..inis, t., sweetness, goodness