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Latin words beginning with D

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This page lists the 38 words beginning with D in the Latin community dictionary. Each word has its own page with its full meaning and example sentence. This data is openly available at no cost for language preservation and research, with attribution to LanguageKnow. You can return to the home page or browse all languages at any time.

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38 words and 0 phrases — 38 entries in total.

Words (38)

D (38)

dare (Latin) verb Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

to give

dat (Latin) verb Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

he/she/it gives

date (Latin) verb Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

give

datīve (Latin) adj Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

vocative masculine singular of datīvus

de (Latin) postp Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

on this side

dē (Latin) prep Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

about

dē factō (Latin) prep_phrase Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

according to fact

dē jūre (Latin) prep_phrase Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

by right

decāde (Latin) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

ablative singular of decās

decem (Latin) num Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

ten

December (Latin) adj Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

of December

dēcorticātor (Latin) verb Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

you or it shall be barked

dēfendant (Latin) verb Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

may they defend

dēfer (Latin) verb Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

carry down

dēficit (Latin) verb Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

is lacking

dēlēgāte (Latin) verb Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

second-person plural present active imperative of dēlēgō

dēlīneāte (Latin) verb Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

sketch

dēmur (Latin) verb Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

let us be given

dēnigrāte (Latin) verb Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

vocative masculine singular of dēnigrātus

dērīvātīve (Latin) adjective Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

derived

dia (Latin) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

day

dīa (Latin) adj Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

divine

dīā (Latin) adj Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

divine

dictātor (Latin) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

dictator

dictiōnārium (Latin) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

dictionary

diē (Latin) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

on the day

dīe (Latin) adj Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

O divine one

diēs (Latin) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

A day

different (Latin) verb Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

will be different

digitō (Latin) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

finger or toe

discrēte (Latin) verb Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

vocative masculine singular of discrētus

dīve (Latin) adj Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

divine

dō (Latin) verb Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

to give

doctor (Latin) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

teacher

Dominica (Latin) name Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

Sunday

dūcat (Latin) verb Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

may he lead

ductile (Latin) adj Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

nominative/accusative/vocative neuter singular of ductilis

duo (Latin) num Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

two

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