dĭĕchīdnōn a medicine; sub fin dĭēcŭla the short space of a day, one little day, a little while diērectus P. a. crucified; Go and be hanged! gallowsbird dĭes a day dĭĕsis A quarter-tone; The first audible tone of an instrument Dĭespĭter Juppiter dĭĕtēris a period of two years dĭezeugmĕnon a separation of equal circumstances; two tetrachords, forming a scale diffāmātĭo a publishing, promulgation diffāmĭa defamation diffāmo v. a. to spread abroad by an ill report; to publish, divulge; To declare, make known,… diffarrĕātĭo an ancient form of Roman divorce; diffarreatio diffensus deferred, protracted diffĕrens P. a. diffĕrentĭa a difference, diversity; a species diffĕrĭtas diffĕro v. a. and n. Act., to carry different ways; to spread abroad, scatter,...; Neut., to differ,… differtus stuffed full, filled, crowded diffībŭlo v. a. to unclasp, unbuckle diffĭcĭlē with difficulty; fin., no diffĭcĭlis adj. hard, difficult, troublesome; supin; gerund; hard to manage; to please, obstina… diffĭcĭlĭter with difficulty; fin., no diffĭcul diffĭcultas difficulty, trouble, distress, poverty, want; obstinacy, captiousness, morosene… diffĭculter with difficulty; fin., no diffīdens P. a. diffīdentĭa want of confidence, mistrust, distrust, diffidence; depen...; Want of faith, di… diffīdo v. n. to distrust; to be diffident; distrustful, to despair diffindo v. a. to cleave asunder, to divide diffingo v. a. to form differently, to remodel, to make anew diffissĭo the putting off; deferring of business to the following day diffissus diffīsus diffĭtĕor v. dep. a. to disavow, to deny difflātus a blowing in an opposite direction difflētus wept out, drained with weeping difflo v. a. to blow apart, disperse by blowing difflŭo v. n. to flow in different directions, to flow away; to be dissolved in, abandoned to difflŭus adj. flowing asunder, overflowing difflŭvĭo v. a. to divide, to split diffluxĭo a flowing off, discharge diffors adj. a kind of defence, by which the act charged is admitted, ... diffractus diffringo v. a. to break in pieces, to shatter diffŭgĭo v. n. to fly asunder, flee in different directions, to disperse... diffŭgĭum a fleeing in different directions, a dispersion diffŭgo v. a. to put to flight, scatter diffulgŭro v. a. to scatter lightning around diffulmĭno v. a. to scatter diffūmĭgo v. a. to fumigate diffundĭto v. freq. a. to pour out, scatter, spread diffundo v. a. to spread by pouring, to pour out, pour forth; racking off; to spread, diffuse,… diffūsĭlis adj. diffusive diffūsĭo The spreading out, extending; Cheerfulness diffūsor a drawer-off diffūsus P. a. diffŭtūtus adj. exhausted by indulgence dĭgămĭa a marrying twice dĭgammon the Aeolic double gamma; digamma; an incomebook dĭgămus adj. that has been married twice Dĭgentĭa a small, clear stream that flowed by Horace's villa, and ... dīgĕrĭes an orderly distribution, a disposition, arrangement; Digestion dīgĕro v. a. to force apart, separate, divide, distribute dīgestĭbĭlis adj. pertaining to digestion dīgestĭlis adj. promoting digestion dīgestim adv. in order dīgestĭo A dividing of food, dissolving, digestion; An orderly distribution, division, a… dīgestīvus adj. pertaining to digestion, digestive dīgestōrĭus adj. promoting digestion dīgestus P. a. dīgestus a distributing dĭgĭtābŭlum a glove worn in gathering olives dĭgĭtālis adj. belonging to the finger dĭgĭtātus adj. having fingers; toes dĭgĭtillum the plant house-leek dĭgĭtŭlus a little finger; a toe; claw dĭgĭtus a finger; the thumb; the forefinger; the middle finger Dĭgĭtus a proper name; the priests of Cybele dīglădĭābĭlis adj. full of contention, fierce dīglădĭor v. dep. n. to fight for life and death, to contend fiercely; to contend warmly, dispute dīglōssos name of a plant dīgma a specimen dignābĭlis adj. worthy dignanter courteously dignātĭo a considering worthy; a deeming worthy, respect, esteem, regard; dignity, honor… dignē worthily, fitly, becomingly dignĭtas a being worthy, worth, worthiness, merit, desert; dignity, greatness, grandeur,… dignĭtōsus adj. dignified, respectable digno v. a. to deem worthy dignor v. dep. a. to deem worthy; deserving dīgnōrant dīgnoscentĭa the power of distinguishing, knowledge dīgnosco dignus adj. worthy, deserving; suitable, fitting, becoming, proper; ut dīgrĕdĭor v. dep. n. to go apart; asunder, to separate, part; to go away, depart; a quo; ad quem; to… dīgressĭo a parting, separating; a going away, departing, departure; a going aside, devia… dīgressīvus adj. pertaining to digression, digressive dīgressus dīgressus a parting, separating; a going away, departure; a deviating; digression dīgrunnĭo v. n. to grunt hard; de