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| Danaus | -a, -um, Danaan, Greek |
| de | + abl., from, of, concerning, according to, down from, out of, just after, about, in accordance with |
| dea | -ae, f., goddess |
| deus | -i, m., god, deity, divinity |
| dexter | dextra, dextrum, right, favorable |
| dico | dicere, dixi, dictus, say, speak, tell, call, name, mention, appoint |
| dictum | -i, n., word, speech, command |
| Dido | Didonis, f., Dido, founding queen of Carthage |
| dies, diei | diei,m. (sometimes f.), day, time, season |
| divus | -a, -um, divine, heavenly |
| do | dare, dedi, datum, give, grant, allow, furnish, offer,yield, give up |
| domus | -us, f., house, home, abode, family |
| donum | doni, n., gift, offering, prize, reward |
| duco | ducere, duxi, ductus, lead, draw, think, conduct, guide, draw, bring, fetch, trace, construct, extend, deem, consider, judge, protrace, defer |
| dum | while, as long as, until, provided |
| e, ex | + abl., out of, from, according to, away from, on, after, because of, in accordance with |
| ego | mei, mihi, me, me, I, me |
| eo | ire, ivi (ii), iturus, go, proceed, come |
| equus | -i, m., horse, steed |
| eripio | -ere, -ui, -reptus, snatch (from), tear away, rescue, hasten |
| erro | -are, -avi, -atus, stray, wander, err |
| et | and, also, even, too |
| et . . . et | both . . . and |
| deinde | (adv) then, thereupon, next |
| demitto | -mittere, -misi, -missus, let down, send down, lower |
| desero | -serere, -serui, -sertus, abandon, desert |
| dirus | -a, -um, awful, dreadful, fearful |
| doceo | docere, docui, doctus, teach |
| dolor | doloris, m., pain, grief |
| dolus | -i, m., trick, artifice |
| dulcis | -is, -e, sweet |
| durus | -a, -um, hard, harsh, solid |
| dux | ducis, m., leader |
| ecce | (interjection) lo!, behold! |
| effero | efferre, extuli, elatus, carry or bring out, raise, exalt |
| effundo | -fundere, -fudi, -fusus, pour out, shed |
| enim | (conjunction) for, truly/ (after sed) = in fact |
| ensis | ensis, m., sword |
| equidem | (adverb) indeed, certainly |
| ergo | (conjunction/adverb) therefore |
| etiam | (conjunction) also, even, yet |
| exerceo | exercere. exercui, exercitus, exercise, train, work |
| extremus | -a, -um, farthest, extreme, at the end of, uttermost, last |
| in dies | from day to day |
| diem ex die | day after day |
| discedo | -cedere, -cessi, -cessum, go away, depart, retire, leave |
| in fugam dare | put to flight |
| duo | -ae, -o, two |
| una ex parte | on one side |
| ex itinere | immediately after the march |
| e regione | opposite |
| eques | equitis, m., a horseman, equestrian // pl. = cavalry |
| equitatus | -us, m., cavalry, horsemen |
| exercitus | -us, m., an army |
| existimo | -are, -avi, -atus, reckon, think, consicer |
| defero | -ferre, -tuli, -latum, brung from, bring down, carry, report, refer |
| demonstro | -are, -avi, -atus, point out, show, explain |
| desum | -esse, -fui, -futurus, be lacking, be absent from, fail |
| disciplina | -ae, f., learning, discipline, instruction, system |
| Druides | -um, m.pl., Druids |
| Eburones | -um, m.pl., the Eburones, in Belgic Gaul, destroyed Cotta's and Sabinus' troops |
| efficio | -ficere, -feci, -fectum, make or do completely, complete, accomplish, bring about |
| egredior | egredi, egressus sum, step out, go out, depart /(from a ship) disembark |
| etsi | (conj) even if, although |
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