DUP EGL anch; from duplex 11 Divido, dividere, divisi, divisum, | Duplus, a, uni, adj, double, twice na herb act 3. to divide, to distri bute; from dia and iduo Divinnus, ado. from God, divinely; from divinus Divīnus, a, um, adj. divine, of or belonging to God; from divus Divilis rum, subs. plur. fem. 1. riches; from dives Dizi, indic. perf of dico, I have said Do, dăre, dédi, datum, verb act, ]. Düro, durare, dar ivi, daratam, vark act. and neat. 1. to harden, to bear, to continue Durua,a, uin,adj. hard, rough, hardy Dux, ducis, subs. com. gen. 3. a lead er, a guide, a general; from duco
to give, to grant. The first per E, or ex, prep, gov, ablat, out of sons, dor and der of the parsint are not used Diceo, docere, docul, doctum, verb act. 2. to teach, to inform, to tell Documentum, i, subs. nent. 2. an example, a proof; from docen Doleo, dolere, dolul, verb neut. 2.) to be in pain, to gricos, to envy Dolor, Oris, abs. masc. 3. pain, grief; from dolen Domesticus, a, um, adj. of the same house, domestic, private; from domus Donious, 1, sude. masc. 2. a master, a lord; from domo Jomo domare, diniui, doinitum, verb act. 1. to tame, to conquer, to onercoms Domus, us, subs. fem. 4. a house, Domi, at home Donec, ado. until Donio, donare, donavi, donatum, verb act. 1. to give liberally, to bestowe, to present; from donum Donum, i, subs, neut. 2. a gift, an offering from do Dormio, dormire, donnivi, dorm tum, verb neat. 4. to sleep, to be asleep, to be unemployed Dubito, dubitare, dubitavi, dühita- tum, verb next. 1. to doubt, to he- sitate; from dublua Docenti, e, a, numer. adj. two hun- dred; from duo and centum Doco, ducere, duxi, ductum, verb act. 3. to lead, to conduct Dulcis, is, o, adj. sweet, pleasant, handsome Dum, ado. until, provided that, while, as long as Duntaxat, adv. only, at least fun, æ, n, numer. adj. two Budicio, num. adj. indeci. twelve; from duo and decem Duplex, icls, adj. double, twofold; from dun and plico
from Echitina, Brum, prop, subs plan, neut. 2. the name of a city Ecce, adv. lo, behold Edico, edicere, edixi, edictam, Derb act. 3. to declare, to order, to give warning; from e and dico Edictum, i, subs. next. 2. an edict a law, a command; from edico Editus, a, um, adj, high, lofty Edo, Edere vel csan, edi, Essium val estum, osrb irreg. to eat Edo, edere, edidi, editum, verb act 3. to utter, to bring forth, to de clare; from e and do Edoceo, edocere, edŏeul, edoctum verb act. to instruct, to teach diligently; from e and ducen Educo, educére, eduxi, eductum, verb act. 3. to load forth, to bring out; from e and duco Efferd, efferre, extili, elatum, verd act. irreg. to bring forth, to car ry out to burial, to utter; from ex and fero Effossus, a, um, perf. part. of effo- lin, piucked out Effio, effluere, effluxl, effluxum verb neut. 3. to flow out, to r over; from ex and fino Effodio, effodere, effodl, effo verb act. 3. to dig out, to pull up; from ex and fudio Effugio, effugere, effugl, effugium verb act, and neut. 3. to escape, to avoid; from ex and fuglo Effundo, effundere, effudi, effileum, verb nct, 3. to pour out, so shed; from ex and fundo Egenus, a, um, adj. wanting, death. tute, needy; from egeo Egeo, egere, egül, verb neut. 2 p Reed, to be in want Egestas, nils, aubs. fem. 3 want indigence, poverty; fregen
