120 DIN Dexter, ra, rum, adj. right handed, suitable, lucky Iextra, e, subs. fem. 1. the right hand Diadena, Bus, subs. neut. 3. a dia- dem, a crotc Dico, dicere, dixi, dictum, verb act. 3, to say, to speak; imperative, clic Dietto, dictare, dictitavi, dictita- uum, verb freg. act. 1. to tell often, to pretend; from dicto Dicium, i subs. reut. 2. a word, a command or order; dico Dies, dial, subs masc. or fem. 5. a day Difficilis, is, e, adj. dificult, kard, from die and facilis Dido, diffidere, diffisus sum, verb Rent. pass. 3. to distrust, to des- pair of; from dia and fido Digitus, i, subs. masc. 2. a finger, a toe Dignitas, tis, suba. fem. 3, dignity, greatness, majesty, honour; from dignus Dignus, a, um, adj. worthy, deserv ing, fit Digredior, digredi, digressus sum, verb dep. 3. to go aside, to de part; from di ani gradior Dilabor, dilabi, dilapsus sum, verb dep. 3. to slip aside, to steal a way from di and labor Dilapsus, perf. part. of dilabor, haring slipped aside Diligenter, adn. diligently, careful ty; from diligens Dilige, diligere, dilexi, dilectum, verb act. 3, to love, to favour, to respect; from di and lego Diluvium, il, subs. next. 2. a flood, a delage, an inundation; from dilo Dimicn, dimicare, dinifcâvl, dimt- catum, verb act. 1. to fight, to contend; from di and mică Dimtatus, a, um, adj. half; from di and inediua | DIV number, to count; frem di mi numera Diripio, dirtpere, diripul, direptu verb act. 3. tu tear to pieces, to ransack, to plunder; from di and rajio Diruo, diruere, dirut, dirutum, verð act. 3. to break or pull down, overthrow, to destroy; from di and ruo Dirus, a, um, adj. direful, crual, dreadful Discedo, discedere, discessi, discem Bum, merb neut. 3. to depart, to go away, to differ; from dis and cado Disco, discere, didici, car, sup, vab act. 3. to learn, to understand Discumbs, discumbere, discübul discübitum, verb neut. 3. to sit al table, to lie down; from dis and cuno Dispensator, bris, subs mase. I a steward; from dispens Dispono, disponere, disponi, disp situm, verb act. 3. to set in order, to dispose, to divide; from dia and pono Dissidium, ii, subs, neut. 2. a part ing, a disagreement; from dis sldea Diasimilo, dissimulare, dissim vi, dissimulatum, cerb act. 1. dissemble, to feign, to conceal! from dis and simula Dissipa, dissipare, dissipavi, dissI patum, verb act. 1. to scatter, ta disperse, to dissipate; from dis and sipo Dissuadeo, dlasundere, dimusel, dis suasum, verb act. 2. to dissuada to advise from; from dis and BOOG Distribuo, distribuere, distribul, dis tributum, verb act. 3. to distributą to divide, to bestow; from dia and tribuo long time Driu, ditlonia, subs. fem..3, rule, power, authority; from dis Dimitto, dimittere, dimis!, dimis-Díu, ade. compar, diutas, lang, eum, verb act. 3. to dismiss, to send away from di and mitto Dimoveo, dimmovere, dimovl, dimo- tum, verb oct. 2. in thrust aside, to remove o put away; from di And mov-0 Dinúmern, dinůměráre, dinůměra vi, dizumĕrātum verb act. 1. to Dinturnus, a, um, adj. lasting, of long duration; from diu Diversor, diversnri, diversatus sum, verb dep. 1. to resort to a piece to sojourn, to lodge; from divert Dives, divitia, adj. comp. didor super diulasimus, rich, wealthy
