| Word | Meaning | Occurrences |
|---|---|---|
| deficio | to fail, faint | 185 |
| defigo | to fasten, fix | 7 |
| definio | to set bounds to, mark out | 8 |
| definitio | limiting, defining | 2 |
| deflecto | to bend aside, turn away | 3 |
| defleo | to weep over, lament | 1 |
| defluo | to flow down, to melt away | 24 |
| defodio | to dig deep, dig up | 1 |
| deforis | outside | 11 |
| deformis | misshapen, deformed | 3 |
| deformo | to bring out of shape, deform | 3 |
| defraudo | to defraud, cheat | 10 |
| defrico | to rub off, rub down | 1 |
| defunctio | departure, death | 1 |
| defunctus | departed, dead | 12 |
| defungor | to depart, die | 27 |
| deglutio | to swallow down, overwhelm | 8 |
| dehonesto | to disgrace, dishonor | 1 |
| deinceps | afterwards, thereafter | 31 |
| deinde | from there, then | 61 |
| deintus | from within, inside | 2 |
| dejectio | casting down, dejection | 1 |
| dejero | to take an oath, to swear | 2 |
| dejicio | to cast down | 41 |
| delabor | to fall, sink | 2 |
| delatio | accusation, denunciation | 1 |
| delator | denouncer, informer | 1 |
| delatura | accusation, denunciation | 2 |
| delean | Delean | 1 |
| delectabilis | delightful, agreeable | 4 |
| delectamentum | delight, amusement | 3 |
| delectatio | delighting, delight | 2 |
| delecto | to please, delight | 35 |
| delego | to send, assign | 1 |
| deleo | to blot out, destroy | 158 |
| delibatio | sample, first-fruits | 2 |
| delibero | to weigh, consider | 1 |
| delibo | to be plucked, to be ripe for plucking | 2 |
| delibuo | to besmear, anoint | 1 |
| delicate | delicately, luxuriously | 1 |
| delicatus | delicate, soft | 11 |
| deliciae | delight, pleasure | 38 |
| delictum | fault, offence | 129 |
| delinio | to daub, rub over | 2 |
| delinquo | to fail, do wrong | 34 |
| deliramentum | nonsense, absurdity | 2 |
| delphon | Delphon | 1 |
| delubrum | temple, shrine | 12 |
| deludo | to play false, mock | 3 |
| delus | Delus | 1 |
| demas | Demas | 6 |
| demens | out of one's mind, mad | 1 |
| dementia | madness, folly | 2 |
| demento | to drive mad, to bewitch | 2 |
| demergo | to sink, submerge | 10 |
| demeto | to mow down, reap | 5 |
| demetrius | Demetrius | 53 |
| deminoratio | degradation, injury | 1 |
| demitto | to send down, lower | 9 |
| demo | to take away, subtract | 2 |
| demolio | to tear down, demolish | 5 |
| demolior | to tear down, demolish | 28 |
| demonstro | to show, indicate | 20 |
| demophon | Demophon | 1 |
| demoratio | lingering, remaining | 1 |
| demoror | to linger, remain | 19 |
| demum | at length, at last | 3 |
| denaba | Denaba | 2 |
| denarius | denarius, Roman silver coin | 34 |
| denego | to reject, refuse | 3 |
| deni | ten each, by tens | 4 |
| denigro | to blacken | 2 |
| denique | even, finally | 8 |
| denotatio | marking, pointing out | 1 |
| denoto | to mark out, point out | 2 |
| dens | tooth | 79 |
| densitas | thickness, density | 1 |
| denso | to make thick, thicken | 1 |
| densus | thick, close | 4 |
| denudatio | laying bare, uncovering | 1 |