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Damnant quod non intellegunt. - They condemn because they do not understand (they condemn what they do not understand).
Damnatio ad bestias. - Delivery to beasts (a type of death penalty).
Damnatio memoriae. - Curse of memory.
Damnatus est. - Worthy of conviction, found guilty.
Damnosa quid non imminuit dies? - What will the destructive time not change?
Damnum emergens. - Obvious damage.
Damoclis gladius. - Sword of Damocles.
Date census honors. - Honors bring income.
Dat veniam corvis, vexat censura columbas. - Crows are spared, pigeons are tormented (what thieves get away with, for that they beat the thieves).
Dat, donat, dedicat (DDD). - Gives, bestows, dedicates.
Date obolum Belisario. - Give an obol to Belisarius (help someone persecuted by fate).
De capsula totae. - Entirely from a box (smartly dressed, brand new).
De facto. - Actually (in fact).
De gustibus non est disputandum. - Tastes could not be discussed.
De jure. - By right.
De lana caprina rixari. - Arguing about trifles.
De lege ferenda. - From the point of view of a desirable (necessary) law.
De lege lata. - From the point of view of the current law.
De lingua stulta incommoda multa. - Stupid words can lead to big troubles.
De mare ad mare. - From sea to sea.
De minimis non curat lex. - The law doesn't care about little things.
De mortuis aut bene, aut nihil. “Oh dead or good, or nothing.”
De mortuis et absentibus nihil nisi bene. - Nothing but good things about the dead and absent.
De nihilo nihil. - Nothing comes from nothing (it doesn’t happen, it won’t work out).
De nomine. - On a formal basis.
De novo. - Again, from the very beginning.
De omni re scibili et quibusdam aliis. - About everything you can know, and something else.
De omnibus dubito. - I doubt everything.
De possibili et impossibili. - About the possible and the impossible.
De principiis non est disputandum. - There is no arguing about principles.
of deep. - From the depths (from the abyss).
De quo fabula narrative. - (The one) about whom the fable is told.
De rerum natura. - About the nature of things.
De se ipso modifice, de aliis honorifice. - Degrade yourself, exalt others.
De stercore Ennii. - From the dung of Ennius.
De visu et auditu. - Through the eyes of an eyewitness and the hearing of an interlocutor.
Debellare superbos. - Suppress pride, rebellious people.
Debes ergo potes. - You must, so you can.
Decies repetitia placebit. - If you repeat it ten times, you will like it.
Decipimur specie recti. - We are deluded by the appearance of good.
Deductio ad absurdum. - Proof by contradiction.
Definitio fit per genus et differentiam specificam. - The definition consists of indicating the genus and its distinctive features.
Dei gratia. - By God's grace.
Delectabile tempus! - Fun time!
Delegatus non potest delegatere. - The delegated person cannot delegate.
Delicta carnis. - Self-mutilation.
Delicta facti permanentis. - Crimes that leave traces behind.
Delicta facti transeuntis. - Crimes that leave no traces behind.
Delictum commissionis. - Crime by action (deed).
Delictum communi juris. - The crime of publishing facts that disgrace the honor of someone.
Delictum omissionis. - Crime by omission.
Delirium furens. - Violent insanity.
Delirium tremens. - Delirium tremens.
Dementia praecox. - Childhood dementia.
Dementia senilis. - Senile dementia.
Demonstratio ad oculos. - Obvious proof.
Dente lupus, cornu taurus petit. - The wolf threatens with its teeth, the bull threatens with its horns (each defends itself in its own way).
Dente superbo. - With a disdainful tooth (with disdain).
Dentibus albis. - White teeth (characteristic of mocking, but not poisonous satire).
Deo ignoto. - To an unknown god.
Deos manes placari victimis humanis. - The shadows of the dead require the appeasement of the gods with human sacrifices.
Desideria carnis. - Carnal desires.
Desine sperare qui hic intras. - Abandon hope, everyone who enters here.
Desinit in piscem mulier formosa superne. - A beautiful woman on top ends in a fish tail (the end does not correspond to the beginning).
Destruam et aedificabo. - I will destroy and build up.
Deus conservat omnia. - God preserves everything.
God ex machine. - God from the machine.
Deus magnus et potens, et terribilis. - God is great, strong and terrible.
Deus vult. - This is what God wants.
Di meliora. - Better days (all the best).
Diagnosis ex juvantibus. - Diagnosis based on treatment benefit.
Diagnosis ex observatione. - Diagnosis through observation.
Dicendo de cibis dicendum est de moribus. - Having spoken about food, let’s also talk about morals.
Dicis causa. - For the sake of form (out of love for form).
Dicis gratia. - For visibility.
Dictum factum. - No sooner said than done.
Dictum sapienti sat est. - What has been said is enough for a smart person.
Dies diem docet. - Day teaches day.
Dies interpellat pro homine. - The day reminds instead of the person (with a calendar date, a reminder is not necessary).
Dies irae. - Day of wrath.
Differentia specifica. - Species difference (characteristic feature, distinctive feature).
Difficile est proprie communia dicere. - It is difficult to express well-known things.
Difficile est satyram non scribere. - It's hard not to write satire.
Digitus dei est hic! - This is the finger of God! (such is fate).
Dignus est intrare. - Worthy to enter.
Dii minorum gentium. - Less important gods (about minor talents, figures).
Diligentia qualem diligentissimus pater familias abhibet. - Prudence equal to that of a prudent owner.
Diligentia quam im rebus suis. - Thrift as about one's own affairs.
Diluvii testis. - Witness of the flood (person of archaic views).
Dimidium animae meae. - Half of my soul.
Dimidium facti, qui soerit, alphabet. - The beginning is half the battle.
Dira necessitas. - Cruel necessity.
Dis manibusque sacrum. - An offering to the gods and shadows of the dead.
Disjecta membrane. - Scattered parts.
Displicuit nasus tuus. - I didn’t like your nose (characteristic of a groundless quibble).
Diurna manu nocturnaquae. - Day and night.
Divide et impera. - Divide and rule.
Divinum opus sedare dolorem. - The divine work is to soothe pain.
Dixi et animam levavi. - He said, and my soul became lighter.
Dixi et animam meam salvavi. - He said and (thereby) saved his soul (I warned, and my conscience is calm).
Dixi. - I said (everything) (spoke out).
Do manus. - I give my hands (I guarantee).
Don't des. - I give so that (you) give.
Do ut facias. - I let (you) do it.
Docendo discimus (discitur). - By teaching, we learn.
Dolendi modus, timendi non item. - Only for sadness there is a limit, but for fear - none.
Dolus malus. - Evil intent.
Domi sedet lanam ducit. - I sat at home, spinning wool (about the lifestyle of a Roman matron).
Domina omnium scientiarum. - The ruler of everything is science.
Dominium bonitarium. - Right of use.
Dominus et deus noster sic fieri jubet. - So our lord and god commands (about the order of an influential or (ironically) person who imagines too much about himself).
Dominus litis. - Manager of the trial.
Don't gratuit. - Voluntary gift (given by the clergy to state power).
Donec eris felix, multos numerabis amicos. - As long as you are happy, you will count many friends.
Donum didacticum. - Didactic gift.
Draco dormiens nunquam titillandus. - Never tickle a sleeping dragon.
Dramatis personae. - Characters.
Duae res longe sunt difficillimae - lexicon scribere et grammaticam. - Two things are especially difficult - writing a dictionary and grammar.
Dubia plus torquent mala. - The most painful thing is the unknown.
Ducunt volentem fata, nolentem trahunt. - Fate leads the one who wants (to go), the one who does not want to - drags (drags).
Dulce est desipere in loco. - It’s nice to have some fun at the right time (on the spot).
Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori. - It is sweet and glorious to die for the fatherland (it is pleasant and honorable to die for the homeland).
Dulce laudari a laudato viro. - The praise of a worthy person is pleasant.
Dulcis fumus patriae. - Sweet is the smoke of the fatherland.
Dum docemus, discimus. - While we are teaching, we are learning.
Dum spiro spero. - While I breathe I hope.
Dum vivimus vivamus. - As long as we live, we will live.
Duo quum faciunt idem, non est idem. - When two people do the same thing, it's not the same.
Duobus certantibus tertius gaudet. - When two people fight, the third one rejoices.
Dura lex sed lex. - The law is strong, but it's law.

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