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Catullus Vocabulary 15: diffundo - dono

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diffundo, fundere, fudi, fusumdiffuse, spread out
diffututus, a, umsubjected to widespread sexual demands; dissipated by sex; sexually overworked
digitus, ifinger
dignor, ariconsider worthy; deign, see fit
dignus, a, umappropriate, worthy
digredior, gredi, gressusgo off; digress
dilacero, aretear to pieces
diligentius [comp adv]more carefully
diligo, igere, lexi, lectumlove, be fond of
diluo, luere, lui, lutumdissolve away; moisten, wash, bathe
dimitto, mittere, misi, missuslet go
Dindymene, es or ae [f]of or belonging to Mt. Dindymon in Phrygia; Cybele
Dindymon, Dindymi [n]mountain in Phrygia sacred to Cybele
Diona, aegoddess Dione, mother of Venus
dirus, a, umawful, dread, dire, frightful
discedo, cedere, cessi, cessumscatter; depart, desert, run away
discerno, cernere, crevi, cretumseparate, divide off
discerpo, ere, cerpsi, cerptumtear to pieces
discidium isplittingp separation
disco, discere, didicilearn
discors, cordisin conflict, at odds, quarreling
discrucio, aretorment, vex
discupio, cuperedesire passionately
disertus, a, umskilled in speaking, articulate
dispereo, perire, periiperish; go for nothing, be wasted
dispicio, spicere, spexi, spectumlook around; investigate
displiceo, ere, ui, itumbe displeasing or offensive + dat.
dissolvo, solvere, solvi, solutumbreak up; pay, discharge
distinctus, a, umseparate, different, distinct
diu [adv]for a long time
diva, aegoddess; any female immortal, e. g., the sea nymph Thetis
divello, vellere, vulsi, volsumtear apart
diversus, a, umturned or headed in different directions
dives, divitiswealthy, rich
divido, ere, visi, visumseparate, divide
divinus, a, umdivine
divitiae, arum [fem pl]riches
divus, i [m]; diva, aea god, goddess
divus, a, umdivine, holy
do, dare, dedi, datumgive, pay
doceo, docere, docui, doctumtell, inform; teach
doctus, a, umlearned
doleo, ere, ui, itumsuffer pain, grieve, hurt; impers., cause pain, rankle
dolor, oris [m]pain, distress
dolum, ia guilty act or intention; trickery; plot
domina, aemistress
dominus, imaster
domo, are, ui, itumsubdue
domus, us [f], loc. domihome; house, family
dono, aregive, dedicate


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New Fairfield High School
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