F18 DEP DEL Deardo decedere, del, Jeces-Deficio, deficere, defecl, defectum, sum, verb neut. 3. to depurt, to re tire, to be dismissed; from de and cedo Decem, miner, adj. indeci. ten Decerno, decernere, décrevi, de- cretum, verb act. 32 to discern, to judge, to determine; from de and ceruo Decerpo, decerpere, decerpel, de- ceiptum, verb act. 3. to pluck off to pull off, to crap; fra de and carpo Decurto, decertfire, decertavi, de certatum, verb new. 1. to con- tend, to dispute; from de certo and up. Decido, decidere, decidi, car. verb neut. 3. to fall down; from de and cado Děcipio, decipere, decopt, decep tum, verb act. 3. to deccios; from de and caplo Déclaro, declarare, declaravi, da claratum, verb act. 1. to declare, to proclaim, from de and clarus Declinatio, onis, aube. fem. 3 a| stepping aride, a bending, an al voiding; from decline Declino, declinare, déclinavi, de- clinatum, verb act. and neut. L. to bend, to decline, to shun Decussars, antis, præs. part. of de- Cusso, shaking off Dědi, indic. perf. of do, I have given Dedicatio, onis, suba. fem. 3. a dedi- cation,a consecration; from dedico Deditio, onis, subs. fem. 3. a sXTTEN- der; from dedo Dedo, dedĕre, dedidl, deditum, verb act. 3. to yield, to give up, to aurrender: from de and do Deducu, dedücerr, deduxi, deduc- tum, vcrb act. 3. to bring down; to icad forth, to accompany : from de and duco Defatigo, defatigare, defiugavi, dofiigatum, verb act. 1. to wea- ry, to fatigue; from de and fatigo Defendo, defendere, defendi, de- fensum, verb neut. 3. to defend Defero, deferre, detuli, delatum, verb act. irreg. to carry doon, to bring word, to carry; from de and fero Defervesco, defervescère, deferbui, serb next. 3. to grow cool, to be abated; from de and fervesco verb art. 3. to fail, to faint, to de cay: fram de and facio Derigo, deligere, defixl, defixum, verb act. 3. to fiz, to plant; from de and figo Deflecto, deflectere, deflexi, deflex um, verb act. 3. to bend down, ta turn aside, to be changed from de and flecto Defluo, defluere, defluxi, defluxum verb next. 3. to flow down; from de and fluo Deful, indic. perf. of desum, I have been absent Degenera, degënëräre, dégénéra degeneratum, verb cut. 1, to de generate, to become unlike; from degener Dehortor, dehortari, dehortatus, sam, verb dep. 1. to dissuade, to advise from; from de and hortor Dein, adv. same as dekide, then Deinceps, ado, henceforth, hereaf ter, successively Deinde, adv. then. thereafter, from thene afterwards; from de and Inde Dejicio, dejicere, dejeci, dejectum, verb act. 3. to throw down, to re move; from de and jacia Delabor, delabi, delapsus sum verb drp. 3. to glide down, to fall down from de and labor Delecto, delectare, delectavi, delec tatum, verb act. 1. to delight, t pirase, to allure; from de and lacto Delenio, detenire, delenivi, delent tum, verb act. 4. to mitigate, ta soften, to sooth; from de and lenin Delen, delere, delovi, deletum, verb act. 2. to blut out, to destroy to abolish; from de and le for lino Delicia, arum, subs, fem. 1. phr. delight, a darling, a delight; from delicio Delīgo, deligere, delegi, delectam verb act. 3. to choose, to pick, to gather from de and legu Delitesco, delescère, delftul, verb neut. incept. 3. to lic hid, to skulk; from de and laten Delado, deludere, delusi, delusum verb act. 3. to delude, to deceiva from de and luule
