del-dom] VOCABULARY. 127 delahor, v. 3, dep., to slip, fall down. delecto, v. 1, to please. deleo, levi, letum, v. 2, to blot out. (de- lino.) delibero, v. 1, to reflect on^ conauU. deligo, legi, lectum, t. 8, to select. delphin, inis^ m., a dolphin. demitto, misi, missom, v. 8, to let down, dismiss. demonstro, y. 1, to show. demuni, adv., ai length. denique, adv., at length, lastly. dens, tis, m., a tooth. depasco, pavi, paetom, v. 8, to ea< aown, consume. depilo, y. 1, to pull out the hair. deploro, v. 1, to lament. depono, postli, positom, y. 3, to lay down. deprecor, y. 1, dep., to heg, pray against. depiendo or deprehendo, di, sum, y. 8, to lay hold qf, flnd. depngno, y. 1, toflghtout. derideo, risi, risum, v. 2, to laugh at, derive, v. 1, to divert. descendo, dl. Bum, v. 3, to descend. desero, rai, rtum, v. 3, to abandon. desilic, silui, sultum, v. 4, toleapdoum. desino, sivi or sii, itum, v. 8, to aban- don, cease. desipio, v. 3, to be foolish. desisto, stiti, stitum, y. 3, to desist Jrom. despondeo, di, sum, v. ^ to promise. destitno, ni, utum, y. 3, to <e^ eUnon, abandon^ deprive of desnm, fui, esse, y. irreg., to be want- ing. detergeo, si, sum, y. 2, to foipe off. detrsAO, xi, ctum, v. 8, topuu down, off, detrecto, y. 1, to rq/use, take away from. detrimentmn, i, n., loss. detmnco, v. 1, to behead, lop off. dens, i, m., a god. deveno, zi, ctum, v. 3, to carry down, taJee away. devinco, vici, victum, v. 3, to conquer entirely. devoro, v. 1, to swallow down. dexter, tera, terum, or tra, trum, adj., on the right hand, propitious. dextera or dextra, ae, f., the right hand, dico, xi, ctum, v. 8, to say. dictito, v. 1, fre(]|., to say often, repeat. difTero, distuli, dilatum, v. 3, to scatter, put off, be different. dimcilis, e, a^j., difficult. diguor, V. 1, to dee^n worthy. dignus, a, um, a4j.» toorthy. digressus, us, m. , a goina away. diligenter, adv., carefuMy. dimidiatus, a, um, adj., halved. dimidium, ii, n., the half. diminuo, v. 2, to destroy, lessen. dimitto, misi, missum, v. 3, to send different ways, to abandon. dirae, arum, f., curses. dirimo, emi, emptum, v. 3, to separate, decide, disturo, destroy. diripio, ui, reptum, y. 3, to toor to pieces, pltmaier. dirus, a, um, a4j.» aw/tU. discedo, cessi, cessum, v. 3, to go away. disceptatio, onis, f., a dispute, decision, discepto, v. 1, to decide, discuss. discindo, sddi, scissum, v. 3, to tear asunder. disciplina, ae, f., ddscysline, training, disco, didici, v. 3, to team. discors, cordis, adj., disagreeing, itn^ like. discrimen, inis, n., a difference, turning' point, risk. discumlx), cubui, cubitum, v. 3, to re- cline at table. discurro, cucurri and curri, cnrsum, y. 8, to run about. displiceo, ui, itum, v. 2, to displease. dispone, posui, positum, v. 8, to or- range, aistribute. disrumpo, rnpi, ruptum, v. 8, to break up. disseco, ui, ctum, Y.,tocyt up. dissimulo, v. 1, to dissemMe, duigruise. dissolvo, solvi, solutum, y. 3, to sepa- rate, destroy. dissuadeo, si, sum, y. 2, to dissuade. distorqueo, torsi, tortum, y. 2, to turn different ways. distribuo, ui, utum, y. 3, to divide. dito, v. 1, to (nrich. diu, adv., for a long time. diumus, a, um, adj., of the day, daily, diversus, a, um, adj., different. dives, itis, adj., rich. divido, si, sum, v. 8, to divide. divinus, a, um, a4j., godlike, from the gods. divitiae, arum, f., riches. do, dedi, datum, v. 1, to give. doceo, cui, ctum, v. 2, to teach, show. doleo, ui, itum, y. 2, to suffer pain, grtevefor. dofor, oris, m., grief. dolosus, a, um, adj., deceUfvl, dolus, i, n., a trick. domesticus, a, um, adj., hofnelv. do- mestic.
