| Word | Meaning | Occurrences |
|---|---|---|
| dilaceratio | tearing apart | 1 |
| dilacero | to tear to pieces, tear apart | 5 |
| dilanio | to tear to pieces, mutilate | 2 |
| dilatatio | extending, enlarging | 2 |
| dilatio | delay, postponement | 4 |
| dilato | to make wide, enlarge | 39 |
| dilectio | love | 68 |
| dilectus | beloved, dear | 123 |
| diligens | industrious, careful | 3 |
| diligenter | carefully, diligently | 61 |
| diligentia | diligence, care | 11 |
| diligo | to value highly, love | 482 |
| dilucesco | to grow light, dawn | 3 |
| diluculo | at daybreak | 38 |
| diluculum | daybreak, dawn | 6 |
| diluvium | flood, deluge | 25 |
| dimetior | to measure, measure out | 2 |
| dimico | to fight, struggle | 26 |
| dimidio | to halve | 2 |
| dimidium | half | 30 |
| dimidius | half | 57 |
| diminuo | to diminish, lessen | 1 |
| diminutio | diminishing, reduction | 4 |
| dimitto | to send away, release | 563 |
| dimona | Dimona | 1 |
| dina | Dina | 5 |
| dinaeus | Dinite | 1 |
| dinumeratio | counting over, reckoning up | 1 |
| dinumero | to count, enumerate | 16 |
| dionysius | Dionysius | 2 |
| dioryx | channel, canal | 1 |
| dioscorus | Dioscorus | 1 |
| diotrephes | Diotrephes | 2 |
| diplois | double robe, cloak | 2 |
| dipondius | sum of two asses | 2 |
| dipsas | a kind of venomous serpent | 1 |
| directe | in a straight line, directly | 1 |
| directio | direction, guidance | 5 |
| directus | straight, direct | 12 |
| direptio | plundering, pillaging | 12 |
| dirigo | to make straight, to guide | 110 |
| diripio | to tear in pieces, to plunder | 58 |
| dirumpo | to break in pieces, burst asunder | 25 |
| diruo | to demolish, destroy | 9 |
| dirus | dreadful, awful | 3 |
| dis | rich, wealthy | 3 |
| disan | Disan | 5 |
| discalceatus | unshod, barefoot | 4 |
| discedo | to go apart, depart | 99 |
| disceptatio | dispute, debate | 6 |
| discepto | to judge, to dispute | 7 |
| discerno | to separate, to distinguish | 14 |
| discerpo | to tear in pieces, rend | 7 |
| discessio | separation, division | 6 |
| discindo | to tear asunder, cut apart | 2 |
| discingo | to ungird | 1 |
| disciplina | instruction, teaching | 106 |
| disciplinatus | well-instructed, disciplined | 4 |
| discipula | female discipline | 2 |
| discipulus | pupil, disciple | 526 |
| disco | to learn | 120 |
| discolor | of different colors, variegated | 2 |
| discooperio | to uncover, lay bare | 19 |
| discoquo | to boil to pieces, boil thoroughly | 1 |
| discordia | disunion, disagreement | 4 |
| discretio | separation, discernment | 4 |
| discretor | discerner, judge | 2 |
| discrimen | decisive moment, crisis | 3 |
| discriminale | hairpin, headdress | 1 |
| discrimino | to divide, part | 1 |
| discubitus | reclining at table, place at table | 5 |
| discumbo | to lie down, recline | 58 |
| discurro | to run about, run to and fro | 14 |
| discus | discus, dish | 11 |
| disertitudo | eloquence | 1 |
| disertus | skillful, clever | 2 |
| dison | Dison | 7 |
| dispendium | expense, cost | 1 |
| dispensatio | management, charge | 10 |
| dispensator | steward | 15 |