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dulcescere (dulcessit), to become sweet
dulcis, -e, sweet, fresh; kind
dulcisonus, -a, -urn, sweet sounding,
harmonious
dtilciter, sweetly
dulcor, -oris, m., sweetness
dum, while
dUmmodo, provided that
durntaxat, adv., in so far as, only
Duncl1nurn, -i, n., Durham
duo, -ae, -0, two
duodecim, twelve
duodecimus, -a, -urn, twelfth
duodenarius, -a, -urn, twelve
duodeni, -ae, -a, twelve
duodeviginti, eighteen
duplex, -ids, double, twofold; duplicibus,
with double garments
duplicare, to double
duplicatus, -a, -urn, double
duplicitas, -atis, I.. deceit
duplurn, -i, n., the double
duritia, -ae, /., hardness
durities, -ei, /.. hardness
durus, -a, -urn, st iff, hard; obstinate;
dura, n. pl.. hardships
dux, ducis, ,n. and /., leader, captain,
guide; duke, earl
dyscolus, -a, -urn, bold, impudent
E
e, ex, pr~p., from, out of, of
eatenus, adv.. so far
ebibere, -bibi, -bitus, to drink up,
drink in
Ebionitae, -arum, m. pl., Ebionites
Eboracurn, -i, n., York
ebrietas, -atis, /., drunkenness
ebriosus, -i, nl., drunkard
ebrius, -a, -urn, drunk, drunken; as a
noun, drunken (nan
ebullire, to break forth; bubble
ebur, -oris, n., ivory
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ebtirneus, -a, -urn, of ivory
ecce, interj., behold
ecclesia, -ae, t., church; assembly
ecclesiasticus, -a, -urn, of or for the
church
Echinadae, t. pl. (Echinades, -urn, f.
pl.), the Urchin Islands (Lepanto)
ecstasis, -is, t., ecstasy, trance
edere, -didi, -ditus, to bring forth, pr~
duce, publish
edere, edi, esus, to eat
Edessenus, -a, -urn, of Edessa
edicturn, -i, n., decree
ediscere, -didici, to learn thoroughIy
edisserere, -semi, -sertus, to expound,
explain, set forth
editio, -onis, /., binh, a bringing
forth; a statement
edocere, -ui, -doctus, to teach completely
edohire, to hew, plane
edornare, -dornui, -dornitus, to (arne
thoroughly, subdue entirely
Eduardus, -i, m., Edward
educare, to bring up, nourish
educator, -oris, m., tutor
edticere, -duxi, -ductus, to bring forth,
produce; take away
edulis, -e, edible; edtilia, n. pl.. food
effari, -fatus sum, dep. I, to utter
effatu (supine), to express
effector, -oris, nl., maker
effectus, -us, m., effect, work; reward;
answer
efferninatus, -a, -urn, effeminate
efferatus, -a, -urn, wild, raging
effere, extuli, elatus, to bring or carry
out; bear, lift up
effervescere, -ferbui and -fervi, to boil
up, rage
efficacia, -ae, t., accomplishment
efficaciter, effectuall y
efficax -acis, powerful, effectual; zealous