dīrus, dīra, dīrum = terrible, dire
[dire, dire straits, direful, dire wolf]
discēdō, discēdere, discessī, discessus/a/um = to go away, leave, depart
[succeed, proceed, procedure, exceed, accede, antecede, antecedent, cede, concede, concession, intercede, intercession, precede, predecessor, recede, recession, secede, secession]
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disciplīna, disciplīnae F. = learning, training; discipline
[disciple, disciplined, discipliner, discipular, discipulate, Docendo discimus. = “We learn by teaching.”, indiscipline, indisciplinable, disciplinarian, disciplinarianism, disciplinary , discipline, interdisciplinary, pluridisciplinary, multidisciplinary, multidiscipline, multidisciplinary, multidisciplined, transdisciplinary, undisciplined]
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discipulus, discipulī M. = student, pupil
[disciple, disciplined, discipliner, discipular, discipulate, Docendo discimus. = “We learn by teaching.”, indiscipline, indisciplinable, disciplinarian, disciplinarianism, disciplinary , discipline, interdisciplinary, pluridisciplinary, multidisciplinary, multidiscipline, multidisciplinary, multidisciplined, transdisciplinary, undisciplined]
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discō, discere, didiscī, -------------- = to learn
[disciple, disciplined, discipliner, discipular, discipulate, Docendo discimus. = “We learn by teaching.”, indiscipline, indisciplinable, disciplinarian, disciplinarianism, disciplinary , discipline, interdisciplinary, pluridisciplinary, multidisciplinary, multidiscipline, multidisciplinary, multidisciplined, transdisciplinary, undisciplined]
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discurrō, discurrere, discurrī, discursūrus/a/um = to run this way and that
[concourse, concur, concurrent, corral, corridor, courier, course, currency, current, curricula (plural), curricular, curriculum (singular), curriculum vitae (c.v.), cursive, cursor, cursory, discourse, discursive, excursion, extracurricular, incur, incursion, intercourse, occur, occurrence, precursor, recourse, recur, recurrence, recurrent, telecourse, thermocurrent, xenocurrency]
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disserō, disserere, disseruī, dissertus/a/um = to discuss
[assert, asserted, asserter, assertor, asseverator, asserting, assertion, assertive, assertively, assertiveness, assertory, bioseries, consertion, desert, deserted, deserter, desertion, dissert, dissertate, dissertation, dissertational, dissertationist, dissertative, dissertatively, dissertator, exert, exertion, insert, insertion, mini-series, miniseries, serial, serialism, serialist, serialization, serialisation (British), serialize, serialise (British), serializing, serialized, serially, serialography, seriate, series, uniserial, uniseriate]
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dissimilis, dissimilis, dissimile = dissimilar, unlike [assembly, assimilate, dissimilate, ensemble, facsimile, resemblance, resemble, semblance, similar, similarity, simile, similitude, simple, simplicity, simplify, simulacrum, simulate, simulation, simultaneity, simultaneous, verisimilar, verisimilitude]
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diū = for a long time
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dīves, dīvitis = rich [related to dīvus/a/um= divine]
dīvitiae, dīvitiārum F. pl. = riches
[adieu (French), ad majorem dei gloriam; A.M.D.G. (To [or for] the greater glory of God. – Motto used by the Jesuit order (Society of Jesuits); D.D. (Divinitatis Doctor), deicide, deicidal, deific, deification, deifier, deiform, deify, deified, deifying, divine, deiparous, deipotent, deism, deistic, deistical, deist, deity, deivirile, divinal, divination, diviner, divining divinipotent, divinipotence, divinity, divinize, indivinable, joss, pax Dei, predivination, predivine, semidivine, vis divina]
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dīvidō, dīvidere, dīvīdī, dīvīsus/a/um = to divide
[device, devise, deviser, divide, dividedly, dividedness, dividend, divider, divisibility, divisible, divisibly, division, divisional, individual, individualism, individualist, individuality, individualize, indivisibility, indivisible, indivisibly, pelagic division, redivide, redivision, subdivide, subdivider, subdivision, undivided]
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dīvīnus, dīvīna, dīvīnum = divine
[D.D. (Divinitatis Doctor), deicide, deicidal, deific, deification, deifier, deiform, deify, deified, deifying, deiparous, deipotent, deism, deistic, deistical, deist , deity, deivirile, divinal, divination, divine, divinely, diviner, divining, divinipotent, divinipotence, divinity, divinize, indivinable, joss, pax Dei, predivination, predivine, semidivine, vis divina, Vox populi, vox Dei]
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dō, dare, dedī, datus/a/um = to give
[add, addition, additive, condonation, condone, data (plural), Data Field, Data Field Protection, Data Transfer Rate, date, datum, donate, donation, donative, donee, donor, doromania, doromaniac, Dorothea, Dorothy, dosage, dose, dosimeter, dosemeter, dowager, dower, dowry, edit, edition, editio princeps = First edition., editorial, editorially, endow, endowment, Eudora, extradite, extradition, Fedora, Isidore, misrender, pardon, pardonable, pardonably, pardoner, postdate, predate, render , renderable, renderer, rendition (extraordinary), rendition, rent, rental, renter, surrender, surrendered, surrenderee, surrenderer, surrenderor, tradition, traditional, traditionally, traitor, traitorous, traitorously, treason, treasonable, treasonably, undated]
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doceō, docēre, docuī, doctus/a/um = to teach, inform
[docent, docile, docility, doctiloquent, doctiloquence, doctor, doctoral, doctorate, doctorial, doctrinaire, doctrinal, doctrinate, doctrine, docudrama, document, documentary, indocile, indocility, indoctrinate, indoctrination, indoctrinator, D.D. (Divinitatis Doctor) = Doctor of Divinity; D. Litt.; Litt. D.; Doctor Litterarum = Doctor of Literature or Letters; D.M.D.; Dentariae Medicinae Doctor = Doctor of Dental Medicine; Jurum Doctor; J.D. = Doctor of Laws; Legum Doctor; LL.D. = Doctor of Laws degree; Litterarum Doctor; Litt.D. = Doctor of Literature degree; Medicinae Doctor; M.D. = Doctor of Medicine; Philosophiae Doctor; Ph.D. = Doctor of Philosophy]
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doctrīna, doctrīnae F. = teaching, learning
[docent, docile, docility, doctiloquent, doctiloquence, doctor, doctoral, doctorate, doctorial, doctrinaire, doctrinal, doctrinate, doctrine, docudrama, document, documentary, indocile, indocility, indoctrinate, indoctrination, indoctrinator, D.D. (Divinitatis Doctor) = Doctor of Divinity; D. Litt.; Litt. D.; Doctor Litterarum = Doctor of Literature or Letters; D.M.D.; Dentariae Medicinae Doctor = Doctor of Dental Medicine; Jurum Doctor; J.D. = Doctor of Laws; Legum Doctor; LL.D. = Doctor of Laws degree; Litterarum Doctor; Litt.D. = Doctor of Literature degree; Medicinae Doctor; M.D. = Doctor of Medicine; Philosophiae Doctor; Ph.D. = Doctor of Philosophy]
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doctus/a/um = learned
[docent, docile, docility, doctiloquent, doctiloquence, doctor, doctoral, doctorate, doctorial, doctrinaire, doctrinal, doctrinate, doctrine, docudrama, document, documentary, indocile, indocility, indoctrinate, indoctrination, indoctrinator, D.D. (Divinitatis Doctor) = Doctor of Divinity; D. Litt.; Litt. D.; Doctor Litterarum = Doctor of Literature or Letters; D.M.D.; Dentariae Medicinae Doctor = Doctor of Dental Medicine; Jurum Doctor; J.D. = Doctor of Laws; Legum Doctor; LL.D. = Doctor of Laws degree; Litterarum Doctor; Litt.D. = Doctor of Literature degree; Medicinae Doctor; M.D. = Doctor of Medicine; Philosophiae Doctor; Ph.D. = Doctor of Philosophy]
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doleō, dolēre, doluī, dolitus/a/um = to feel pain, suffer
[condolatory, condole, condolence, dole, doleful, dolefully, dolor (singular), dolores (plural), dolorific, dolorifuge, dolorimeter, dolorimetry, dolorogenic, dolorogenous, dolorology, dolorous, dolorously, hallux dolorosus, indolence, indolent, indolently, Via Dolorosa = “The road of sadness”]
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dolor, doloris M. = pain, grief
[condolatory, condole, condolence, dole, doleful, dolefully, dolor (singular), dolores (plural), dolorific, dolorifuge, dolorimeter, dolorimetry, dolorogenic, dolorogenous, dolorology, dolorous, dolorously, hallux dolorosus, indolence, indolent, indolently, Via Dolorosa = “The road of sadness”]
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dolus, dolī M. = trick; ploy
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domina, dominae F. = mistress
[condominium, condominial, danger, dangerous, dangerously, despot, despotic, despotism, despotocracy, domain, domatium, domatologist, domatology, domatophobia, domatophobiac, dome, domestic, domesticate, domesticated, domestication, domesticable, domestically, domesticity, domicile, domiciled, domiciling, domiciles, domiciliary, domicolous, domicile, domiculture, domify, domifying, domification, dominance, dominant, dominate, domination, dominatrix, domineer, domineering, dominion, dominule, domotics, domotic, dungeon, major domo, myrmecodomatia, myrmecodomus, philodespot, polydomous, polydomic, predominance, predominant, predominantly, predominate, predomination, uxorodespotism, uxorodespotic, zoodomatia]
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dominor, dominārī, dominātus sum = to control, be master of (+ DATIVE)
[condominium, condominial, danger, dangerous, dangerously, despot, despotic, despotism, despotocracy, domain, domatium, domatologist, domatology, domatophobia, domatophobiac, dome, domestic, domesticate, domesticated, domestication, domesticable, domestically, domesticity, domicile, domiciled, domiciling, domiciles, domiciliary, domicolous, domicile, domiculture, domify, domifying, domification, dominance, dominant, dominate, domination, dominatrix, domineer, domineering, dominion, dominule, domotics, domotic, dungeon, major domo, myrmecodomatia, myrmecodomus, philodespot, polydomous, polydomic, predominance, predominant, predominantly, predominate, predomination, uxorodespotism, uxorodespotic, zoodomatia]
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dominus, dominī M. = master
[condominium, condominial, danger, dangerous, dangerously, despot, despotic, despotism, despotocracy, domain, domatium, domatologist, domatology, domatophobia, domatophobiac, dome, domestic, domesticate, domesticated, domestication, domesticable, domestically, domesticity, domicile, domiciled, domiciling, domiciles, domiciliary, domicolous, domicile, domiculture, domify, domifying, domification, dominance, dominant, dominate, domination, dominatrix, domineer, domineering, dominion, dominule, domotics, domotic, dungeon, major domo, myrmecodomatia, myrmecodomus, philodespot, polydomous, polydomic, predominance, predominant, predominantly, predominate, predomination, uxorodespotism, uxorodespotic, zoodomatia]
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domus, domūs F!!!! = house, home
(domum = to home, homeward; domī = at home; domō = from home)
[condominium, condominial, danger, dangerous, dangerously, despot, despotic, despotism, despotocracy, domain, domatium, domatologist, domatology, domatophobia, domatophobiac, dome, domestic, domesticate, domesticated, domestication, domesticable, domestically, domesticity, domicile, domiciled, domiciling, domiciles, domiciliary, domicolous, domicile, domiculture, domify, domifying, domification, dominance, dominant, dominate, domination, dominatrix, domineer, domineering, dominion, dominule, domotics, domotic, dungeon, major domo, myrmecodomatia, myrmecodomus, philodespot, polydomous, polydomic, predominance, predominant, predominantly, predominate, predomination, uxorodespotism, uxorodespotic, zoodomatia]
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donec = until
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dōnō, dōnāre, dōnāvī, dōnātus/a/um = to give, to gift
[donate, donation, donee, donor, Dorothea, Dorothy, Eudora, Fedora, Heliodore, Isidore, Theodore, pardon, pardonable, pardoner]
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dōnum, dōnī N = gift
[donate, donation, donee, donor, Dorothea, Dorothy, Eudora, Fedora, Heliodore, Isidore, Theodore, pardon, pardonable, pardoner]
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dormiō, dormīre, dormīvī, dormītus/a/um = to sleep
[condorm, dorm, dormant, dormancy, dormer, dormeuse, dormient, dormifacient, dormious, dormitary, dormitation, dormition, dormitive, dormitory, nondormant, obdormition, postdormital, postdormitum, predormital, predormitum]
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dormitō, dormitāre, dormitāvī, --------- = to be sleepy
[condorm, dorm, dormant, dormancy, dormer, dormeuse, dormient, dormifacient, dormious, dormitary, dormitation, dormition, dormitive, dormitory, nondormant, obdormition, postdormital, postdormitum, predormital, predormitum]
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dubitō, dubitāre, dubitāvī, dubitātus/a/um = to doubt, hesitate
[dubious, dubiety, dubitable, dubitation, indubitable, double, doubt, from duo (2): duet, dulogue, duo, duodecennial, duodecimal, duomachy, duotone, duple, duplex, duplexity, duplicate, duplication, duplicative, duplicator, duplicities, duplicitous, duplicity, indubitable, reduplicate]
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dubium, dubiī N = doubt
[dubious, dubiety, dubitable, dubitation, indubitable, double, doubt, from duo (2): duet, dulogue, duo, duodecennial, duodecimal, duomachy, duotone, duple, duplex, duplexity, duplicate, duplication, duplicative, duplicator, duplicities, duplicitous, duplicity, indubitable, reduplicate]
sine dubiō = without a doubt
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dubius, dubia, dubium = doubtful [dubious, dubiety, dubitable, dubitation, indubitable, double, doubt, from duo (2): duet, dulogue, duo, duodecennial, duodecimal, duomachy, duotone, duple, duplex, duplexity, duplicate, duplication, duplicative, duplicator, duplicities, duplicitous, duplicity, indubitable, reduplicate]
sine dubiō = without a doubt
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dūcō, dūcere, dūxī, ductus/a/um = to lead, guide; take, bring
[abduce, abduct, abduction, adduce, adduction, aqueduct, caliduct, caloriduct, circumduct, conduce, conducive, conduct, conductor, conductress, conductus, conduit, contransduction, coproduct, counterproductive, deduce, deductible, ducal, ducat, duce, duchess, duchy, duct, ductile, ductile, ductus litterarum, duke, dukedom, educable, education, educe, eduction, induce, inducement, inductee, introduce, irreducible, misconduct, oviduct, photoconductivity, producer, product, productivity, reduce, reduction, reproduce, reproduction, seduce, seduction, subduction, subdue, traduce, transduction, ventiduct, viaduct]
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dulcis, dulce = sweet [dulcet, dulciana, dulcifluous, dulcify, dulcigenic, dulciloquent, dulciloquy, dulcimer, Dulcinea, dulcitude, edulcorate]
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dum = (1) while, (2) as long as, so long as, provided that
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duō, duae, duō = two
[double, , dubiety, dubious, dubitable, duet, dulogue, duo, duodecennial, duodecimal, duomachy, duotone, duple, duplex, duplexity, duplicate, duplication, duplicative, duplicator, duplicities, duplicitous, duplicity, indubitable, redouble, redoubt, reduplicate]
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ē [alternate form of ex-preposition + ablative case] = out of, from
[hundreds of words beginning with ex- (exit, exact, express, expose, example, exterminate) or e- (emit, effort, eliminate, elect, egress); other examples:, external, extra, extreme, educate, educe, educed, efface, effete, effeteness, effetely, effluence, effluent, egress, emission, evict, eviction, exalt, exaltation, exanimate, excel, excelling, excerpt, excerpted, except, exception, excise, excision, execute, exonerate, exorbitant, expand, expatriate, expectantly, expectorate, expedient, expedite, expedition, expel, expulsion, expire, expropriate, extol]
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ēbrius, ēbria, ēbrium = drunk [ebriety, inebriant, inebriate, inebriation, inebriety, sober, soberly, soberness, soberize, sobersided, sobersides, sobriety]
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edō, ēsse, ēdī, ēsus/a/um = to eat (the infinitive is irregular, but can also be edere)
[comestible, edible, edibility, edibleness, inedible, esurient]
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effugiō, effugere, effūgī, effugitūrus/a/um = to flee, run away, escape
[centrifugal, centrifuge, febrifugal, febrifuge, fugacious, fugitive, fugue, fumifugist, insectifuge, lucifugal, lucifugous, nidifugous, phrontifugic, refuge, refugee, solifugal, somnifuge, somnifugous, subterfuge, tempus fugit = “Time flees”, vermifugal, vermifuge]
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effundō, effundere, effūdī, effūsus/a/um = to pour out; (passive) to spill
[affuse, affusion, autoinfusion, autotransfusion, autohemotransfusion, autoreinfusion, circumfuse, circumfusion, confound, confounds, confounding, confounded, confounder, confusable, confuse, confusedly, confusedness, confusion, defuse, diffuse, diffusedly, diffusedness, diffusely, diffuser, diffusible, diffusion, diffusive, diffusively, effuse, effusion, effusive, effusively, electroimmunodiffusion, found, founder, foundered, foundry, funnel, fuse, fusible, fusion, fusion, fusiophilist, futile, futilely, futility, hydrodiffusion, infuscate, infuscated, infuscation, infuse, infusible, infusibleness, infusion, infusoria, interfuse, interfusion, oleoinfusion, perfuse, perfusion, phylactotransfusion, profuse, profusely, profuseness, profusion, profusion, profusive, refund, refusable, refusal, refuse, refusion, suffuse, suffusion, suffusive, thermodiffusion, transfuse, transfusible, transfusion, vividiffusion]
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Ego, meī, mihi, mē, mē = I, of me, to/for me, me, with/by/from me (respectively)
[ego, egotist, alter ego, alteregoism, egocentric, egocentricity, egodystonic, egoism, egomaniac, egotheism, egotistical, ego-trip, egotropic, egosyntonic, superego, Ubi tu Gaius, ego Gaia: a wedding oath, me]
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ēgredior, ēgredī, ēgressus sum = to go out
[aggradation, aggression, aggressive, aggressively, aggressor, antegrade, anterograde, biodegradable, biodegradability, biodegradation, biodegrade, centigrade, ciliograde, congress, congressional, dactylograde, degradation, degrade, degrading, degradingly, degree, digitigrade, digress, digression, digressive, digressively, digressiveness, egress, egression, gradient, gradate, gradation, gradational, grade, grades, grading, gradual, gradualism, gradually, gradualness, graduate, graduated, graduation, ingredient, ingress, ingression, laterigrade, laterograde, orthograde, phalangigrade, photodegradable, physograde, physogradous, pinnigrade, plantigrade, postgraduate, progress, progression, progressive, progressively, pronograde, rectigrade, regrade, regress, regression, regressive, regressively, retrogradation, retrograde, retrogress, retrogression, retrogressive, retrogressively, saltigrade, tardigrade, transgress, transgressed, transgression, transgressive, transgressively, transgressor, undergraduate, unguligrade, vermigrade]
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Eho! = Hey!
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Ēiciō, ēicere, ēiēcī, ēiectus/a/um = to throw out
[abject, abjectness, adjective, conjectural, conjecture, deject, dejected, dejection, ejaculatory, eject, ejectamenta, ejection, ejective, ejectivity, ejectment, ejector, ejectus (s), ejecta (pl), inject, injection, interject, interjection, jactation, jactitation, jaculate, jaculation, jaculative, jaculator, jaculatorial, jaculatory, jaculiferous, javelin, jet, jetsam, jettison, jetty, jut, object, objection, objectionable, objective, project, projectile, projection, projectionist, projective, projector, reject, rejecter, rejection, subject, subjective, subjectivity, traject, trajectory]
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ēlābor, ēlābī, ēlāpsus sum = to slip out, fall out
[colapsar, collapse, collapsed, collapsing, collapses, collapsible, collapsion, delapse, delapsion, delapsation, elapse, elapsed, elapsing, elapses, elapsion, illapse, illapsing, illapsed, infralapsarian, interlapse, labefaction, lapsable, lapsible, lapse, lapsed, lapsing, lapses, lapsable, lapser, lapsed, lapse rate, lapsus, lapsus calami = “slip of the pen”; lapsus linguae = “slip of the tongue”, lapsus memoriae, lilapsophobia, noncollapsable, noncollapsible, prolapse, prolapsus; , prolapses (pl); prolapsed, prolapsion, relapse, relapsed, relapsing, relapses, relapser, supralapsarian, supralapsarianism]
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