DES Demetrius, fi, prop. subs. mase. 2. 01 man's name, emetrius Demitto, demittere, deinisi, demis Bun, verb act. 3. to send down, to let down; from de and mitto Demum, ado. at last Dentyne, ado. at last, in fine, at length; from de, novo and que maus, a, um, adj. thick, close Denuncio, denunciare, denunciavi, denunciatum, zerb act. I. to de nounce, to declare, to foreware; from de aut nuncio Depono, Japonere, deposui, dept- situm, verb act. 3. to place or put fnun, to put off, to deposit; from de and pono Deporto, deportare, deportavi, de- portatua, verb act. 1. to carry a way, to conney, to transport; from de and porto Deprecor, deprecari, deprecatus um, verb dep. 1. to beseech ur de wire earnestly, to deprecale; from de and precor Deprehendo, deprehendere, depre- hendi, deprehensuin, vcrò act. 3. to catch, to take unawares, to dis- coner; from do and prehendo Depromo, depromere, deprompsi, depromptuni, verb act. . to draw out, to bring forth; from de and promo Derelinquo, derelinquere, den II- qul, derelictum, verb act. 3. to leave, to abandon; from de and relinquo Derideo, deridere, derisi, desisum, verb act. 2. to laugh, to deride, to mock from de and rideo Desvio, dos vire, desævivi, des vituin, verb act. 4. to leave off his passion, to be calm; from de and Bævio Descendo, descendere, descendl, descensura, verb neut. 3. to do scend, to go or come down; from de and scaudo Descisco, desciscere, desclvl, car aup. verb next. incept. 3. to de- part, to repolt; from de and acis- CO Desĕro, desĕrère, deserui, desertum, verb act. 3. to desert, to leave, to abandon: from de and sern Desertum, 1, zube. next. 2. a desert,
- solitary place; from deser
Depo, designare, designavi, de- DED 119 signatum, verb act. 1. to mark out, to intend, to design; from da and signo Destilo, dearlire, desllivl, and desh lai, desultum, verb ncut. 4 to leap down, to descend; from de and salio Desisto, desistere, destiti, destitur verb neut. 3. to leave off, to de sist, to go away; from de and sixto Despero, desperare, desperavi, des perätum, verò act. I to despair, to despair of, fram de and spero Despondeo, despondere, desponil desponsum, verb act. 2. to pro- mise truly to betroth, to despair of; from de and sponded Destino, destinare, destia avi, dest natum, verb act. 2. to bind toge ther, to design, to purpose, to be troth from de and teneo Destituo, destituere, destitul, desti- tum, verb act. 3. to place down, to forsake, to abandon; from de and statuo Desum, decase, deful, verb subs. reg. to be wanting; from de and 81112 Deterreo, deterrere, deterral, de- territum, verb act. 2. to deler, tu frighten, from de and terrea Detraho, detrahere, detraxi, de tractum, verb act. 3. to draw of, to remove, to take away; from de and traho Detraxi, indic. perf. of detraho, } have taken away Detrimentum, I, subs. next. 2. loss, damage, hurt; from detero Detrūdo, detrüdere, detrasi, dētrů- Bum, perb act. 3. to push down, to force; from de and trudo Devenio, derentre, devent, deven- tum, ver next. 4. to come down, to happen; from do and venin Devinco, devincère, devlet, devio- tum, verb act. 3. to conquer, to overcome from de and vinco Devoro, devorare, davoravi, dēvő- ratum, verb act. 1. to devour; from de and voro Devoreo, devovere, devovi, devo tum, verb act. 2. to vow, to com secrate, to devote; from de and VOYCO Deña, del, subs, mase. 2. God; plur dei or dil
