resolve, to decide.

ing to another what he is to Diabolicamente, adv. diabolic

Determinatamente, determi- write.--Dettatúru, dictator

nately, resolutely, precisely,
absolutely.
Determinativo, adj: determina-
tive, definitive-Determinato,
adj. determined, resolved.
Alto determinato, wilful action.
Determinazione, s. f. determi-
nation, resolution.
Detersivo, adj. cleansing, de-
tersive.

Detestábile, adj. detestable.
Detestando, adj. detestable.
Detestáre, to detest, to abomi-
nate, to abhor.

Detestazione, s. f. detestation,
abhorrence.
Detrággere,) to detract, to
Detrárre, speak ill,
slander, to traduce.
Detratto, adj. detracted, slan-
dered.

to

ship, dictature.

Dettazione, s. f. o. Dettatúra.
Detto, s. m. word, saying, any
thing said or spoken. Dal
detto al futto c'è un gran tratto,
to say and to do are two
things.Detto, adj. said,
spoken, called.
Dettofatto, no sooner said but
done, presently, directly.
Deturpare, to foul, to dirty, to
stain. Deturpáre, to defile, to
pollute.

ally.

Diabólico, adj. diabolical, de-
vilish, wicked.
Diacalaménto, s. m. a warming
electuary so called.
Diacáno, v. Diacono. Obs.
Diacciája, s. f. a place to keep
ice for the summer.
Diacciáre, to freeze, to cool
with ice.-Diacciáto, adj. froz-

en.

Diáccio, s. m. ice.
Diacciuólo, s. m. icicle.
Diacére, to lay upon or down.
Diacímino, s. m. an electuary
to expel wind in one's sto-
mach.

Diácin! diacíne! deuce! devil!
lack-a-day!

Devastáre, to waste, to destroy. Devastazióne, s. 'f. devastation. Devére, v. Dovere. Obs. Deviáre, to deviate, to go from, to swerve.-Senza deviare dal nostro discorso, without losing the thread of our discourse. Devolúto, adj. devolved. Devorare, v. Divorare. Devotaménte, adv. devoutly. Devoto, u. Divoto. Devozióne, v. Divozione. Di (a sign of the genitive case) of.-Di, with.-Egli fu ferito di spada, he was wounded with a sword.-Di,-in.-Cosi è di verità, it is so indeed.-Dimmi | Diadragánte, di che t'ho to offeso, tell me in what did I offend you.-Di, for.-Di certo, for certainDi, an adv. of quantity, but in this sense is not expressed in English.-Jer vi fu di molta gente nel parco, there was yes terday a vast many people in the park. Ven è ancora di molto, there is a great deal left.-Di, than.-Più ricco di me, richer than I-Maggiore di suo fratello, greater than his brother.-Di (prep. which signifies) from.-Di giorno in giorno, from day to day-Mi fù tolto il cappello di testu, they took away my hat from my head.-Ii, is sometimes used rather for gracefulness of speech, than necessity. ex. Sotto di me, under me.-Di, Ittáto, s. m. elocution, style, (before the infinitive of a anner of speech.--Dettáto, verb) to.-Godo di vederla, I composition.--Comporre con am glad to see you. beldettato, to write a fine style. Di, s. m. day.Benedetto sia'l -Deltato, proverb, adage, old di che pria vi vidi, blessed he saying. the day that I first saw you. Bertatore, s. m. he that dictates Di di, in day time. to another. Dia, s. f. day. Obs. Dettatrice, fem. of Dettatore. Diabéte, diabetes, a disease! Dettatúra, s. f. the dictamen Diabética, so called.

Diamarináta, s. f. a conserve of Di balzo, at a bound, at once.

Kentish cherries.
Diametrále, adj. diametral.
Diametralmente, adv. diame-
trically.

Diametro, s. m. diameter.-Per
diametro, diametrically.
Diámoron, s. m. syrup of mul-
berries.

Di bando, gratis, for nothing.
Dibarbáre, to root up, to
Dibarbicáre, pluck up by

the root.
Di bassa lega,
Di bassa mano,
tion.-Uomo di

mean man.

of a base,low,
mean condi-
bassa lega, a

Diamúsco, s. m. a kind of cor- Dibassamento, s. m.

dial powder.

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ing or peeling a tree.
Di buon' aria, adv. blithly,
cheerfully. Di buon' arid,adj.
pleasant, jovial, jocund.-Di
buon mattino, adj. early, be
times.

Di butto, adv. immediately.
Obs.

Dicadénza, s. f. decay.

Dibassánza, s. f. Obs. a- Dicadere, to decay, to decline.
base-Dicadimento, s. m. decay.
Dicadúta, s. f. decay.
Dicadúto, adj. decayed, wast-
ed, fallen away, declined.
Dicapitaménto, s. m. the act
of beheading.
Dicapitáre, to behead.
Dicco, s. m. dyke, bank, cause-

Diána, the reveille, the beat of ment, debasement.
a drum at break of day.
Dianu, the morning stay.
Diánzi, adv. before.
Diapapavero, s. m. an electuary
of poppy.
Diapason, s. m. diapason, a
term in music, signifying an

octave.

Diapenídio, s. m. a kind of me-
dicine for a cough.
Diaprúno, s. m. electuary of
dry plums.

Dibassáre, to debase, to bring
low, to diminish, to fail in
strength or esteem.-Dibas-
sársi, to be discouraged, to
despond, to lose courage.
Dibastáre, to unsaddle, to take
off the pack-saddle.
Dibáttere, to shake or toss up
and down, to beat.-Dibullere,
to debate, to discuss, to plead
pro and con.-Dibattere, to
beat, knock, or bruise to-

Diário, s. m. a journal or day-gether.-Dibattersi, to strug-
book, a diary.
gle, to strive.-Dibattersi, to
Diarréa, Diarría, s. f. diarrhea, be angry, to fret.
lask, looseness.
Dibattimento,s. m. collision.
Diascáne, s. m. deuce, devil. Dibattito,
Dibattimento,
Diaséna, s. f. an electuary made discussion.
Dibattitore, s. m. searcher, en-
quirer, examiner.
Di bel nuovo, again.

of senna.

Diáspro, s. m. jasper.
Diastole, s. f. in anatomy, the
dilatation of the heart; op-Di bisogno, needful, necessary.
posed to Sistole.
Diatéssaron, s. m. a word used
in music.

Diávola, s. f. a she devil, a

-Avete di bisogno di qualche
cosa? do you want any thing?
-M'è di bisogno, I must.-E
di bisogno che, it is need that.

way.

Dicembre, s. m. December.
Dicénte, adj. saying, that says.
Dicere, v. Dire. Obs.
Dicería, s. f. discourse, speech.
-Tener diceria d'una cosa, to
talk much of a thing.
Diceriúzza, s. f. short discourse,
short and empty speech.
Di certo, adv. certainly.
Dicervellársi, to distil one's
brains out, to think too much.
Dicervelláto, adj. hare-brained,
cock-brained, rash fool.
Dicévole, adj. decent, hand-
some, seemly, becoming.
Di che, adv. therefore, so that.
-Di che, of which.
Dichiaragióne. s. f. declara-
Dichiaraménto, s. m.) tion.

termagant, a shrew, a turbu-Dibonariamente, adv.gracious-Dichiaráre, to declare, to mani

-Le mie forze cominciano andare in dichino, I am in a declining state of health. giorno è nel suo dichino, it draws towards night, it grows late. Diciannove, nineteen. Diciannovésimo, the nineteenth.

Diciassette, seventeen.

Didiacciáre, to thaw, to melt | Difettivamente, defectively.

Una Decína, ten in number.
Diecinóve, nineteen.
Diecinovésimo, the nineteenth.

Diciassettésimo, the seven- Diecisétte, seventeen.
teenth.

Diecissettésimo, the

Dicibile, adj. that can be teenth.

said.

Di entro, adv. within.

seven

of a tone in music.
Diéta, s. f. diet.-Tenere a dieta,
to diet, to keep one to strict
diet.-Dieta, diet, assembly.
Dietamente, adv. quickly,
nimbly. Obs.

Diciferáre, to decypher, to un-Diesis, s. m. diesis, the quarter
ravel, to disentangle, to clear,
to discover, to unfold.
Diciferatore, s. m. decypherer.
Dicimáre, to strike off the top,
to lop, to clip.
Dicimáto, adj. having the top
cut off, lopped.
Dicinénto, s. m. v. Dicitura.
Diciménza, s. f.

lete.

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Dietáre, to diet, to keep one to a strict diet. Not in use. Both obso-Dietreggiáre, to go back, to draw back.

Dicioccáre, to break off the
cluster or tufts of fruits or
flowers.

Diciottesimo, the eighteenth.
Diciotto, eighteen.
Dicitóre, s. m. sayer, speaker,
teller, talker.-Diciture, ora-
tor, speaker.
Dicitúra,s. f. delivery in speak-
ing.

Difettivo, adj. defective, im-
perfect.Difettivo, faulty.-
Verbo difettivo, a defective
verb.

Difétto, s. m. defect, flaw, vice,
imperfection.---Difetto, vice,
fault.--Difetto, want, lack.
Difitto, want, need, neces-

sity,
Difettoso, adj. defective, im-
perfect. Difettoso, faulty.-
Difettoso, weak, feeble, infirm.
Difettúccio, s. m. dim. of Di-
fétto.

Difettuoso, v. Difettoso.
Difettúzzo, s. m. a small fault.
Diffalcáre, to defalk, to cut off,
to abate, to deduct.
Diffalco, s. m. defalcation, de-
duction, abatement.
Diffilta, s. f. default, defect,
misdeed, trespass, fault.-Dif-
falta, breach of promise.--
Dijalla, dearth, scarcity, pe-

Diffaltáre, to want, to lack, to
need.
Diffamaménto, s. m. defama-
tion, slander.
Diffamáre, to defame, to slan- ̧
der.

Diétro, prep. behind, after.-
Di dietro, at the end, at last.-nury.
Di dietro via, backwards.
Tirar in dietro, to put off, to
delay, to retard.-Farsi in
dietro, to fall, to draw back.-
Dietro porta, back-door.
Dietro camera, back-room.-
Dietro pasto, after-meal.
Dietroguardia, s. f. rear.

Dicolláre, to behead.-Dicol-Difalcáre, v. Defalcare.
hire, to break off, to lop off.
Dicollazione, s. f. beheading.
Di colpo, suddenly, instantly,

Di corto, shortly, in short
time-Esser gestito di corto, to
be dressed in short clothes.
Di corso, adv. in running,
runningly.

Di costa, adv. on one side,
close by.-Di costa al fiume,
close by the river.
Dicotto, adj. withered, dried.
Dicozióne, s. f. v. Decozione.
Dicréscere, to decrease, to
wain.

Dicreto, s. m. Obs. v. Decreto.
Dicrollamento, v. Crollamento.
Dicrolláre, v. Crollare.
Di cuore, heartily.
Didascálico, adj. instructive,
didascalic.

Di dentro, within.

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Difalcazione, v. Defalco.
Di fatto, adv. immediately,
ipso facto.-Di fatto, effect-
ively, really.
Difendere, to defend, to pro-
tect.-Difendere, to keep from.
-Difendere, to forbid, to pro-
hibit.
Difendévole, adj. defensible.
Difendimento, s. m. defence,
protection.

Difenditore, defender.
Difenditrice, defendress.
Difensáre, Obs. v. Difendere.
Difensióne, s. f. defence-Met-
tersi atlifensione, to stand upon
one's defence or guard.
Difensivo, adj. defensive.-Star
su la difensiva, to act defen-
sively.

Difensóre, s. m. defender.
Di fermo,adv.certainly,for cer-
tain.

Difesa, s. f. defence, protection,
countenance, prop, support.
Far difesa, to resist, to with-
stand.-Difesa, fence, fortifi-
cation.-Lifesa, reply in law.
Diféso, adj. defended.
Difettáre, to want, to be de-
fective. Not in use.

Diffamatório, adj. defamatory,
slanderous, abusive.
Diffamazione, s. f. defamation.
Differente, adj. different, un-
like, various.
Differenza, s. f. difference,
Differenzia, variety, diver-
sity, distinction.Differenza,
difference, dispute, contro-
versy, quarrel.
Differenziare, to distinguish,
to make different from.
Differíre, to differ, to be differ-
ent or unlike, to vary.-Dif-
ferire, to defer, to delay, to
put off-Dierire, to differ,
to disagree.
Differmaménto, s. m. confuta-
tion of that which was spok-

en.

Differmare, to confute, to dis-
prove.

Difficile, adj. hard, difficult.
Difficoltà, s. f. difficulty-Sen-
za difficoltà, with ease.-Diffi
colta, difficulty, obstacle, im-
pediment.-Difficoltà, doubt,
question.. -Difficolta d'orina,
strangury.

Difficoltáre, to make difficult,
to start difficulties,to question.
Difficoltoso, adj. diflicult.-Far
il difficoltoso, to start difficul-
ties.

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Digerire, to digest, to concoct put out of degree or dignity. what one eats.Digerire, to Digradatamente, adv. gradualdigest, to discuss, to examine. ly. -Digerire, to digest, to bear, to suffer, to brook-Digerire, to distil, in chemistry. Digestibile, adj. easily digest

Digradazióne, s. f. degradation.

Di grado, adv. willingly, with pleasure.-Di grado in grado, adv. by degrees. Digranáre, v. Sgranare. concoc-Di gran lunga, adv. by far, very much.-Di gran lunga, rather, more willingly, better. Digrassáre, to take off the fat.

Digradare, to come down by Dilaceráre, to rend, to tear, to degrees. Digradare, to short-pull to pieces. en, or grow short by degrees. Di là entro, from there with-Digrudáre, to degrade, to in.

Dilagáre, to overflow.

Di là giù, adv. from thence
below.

Di láncio, adv. directly, strait
ly, immediately, at once.
Dilaniáre, to rend, to tear in
pieces.
Dilapidáre, to consume, to
waste, to spend wastefully,
to squander away.
Di largo, adv. liberally, abun-
dantly, plentifully.
Di là sù, adv., from thence
above.

Dilataménto, s. m. dilatation.
Dilatánte, adj. that dilates.
Dilatánza, s. f. dilatation.
Dilatare, to dilate, to widen, to
spread.-Dilatáre, to display,
to set forth, to master, to
show.-Dilatáre, to dilate.
Dilatúre, to disperse, to scat-

ter.

Dilatativo, adj. whose power
can dilate.
Dilatazione, s. f. dilatation, ex-
tension.

Dilettabile, adj. delightful, Diliberazione, s. f. resolution,
pleasant, delectable.
determination.-Diliberazione,
Dilettabilita, s. f. delectation, deliverance, delivery, release.
delight, pleasure. Obs. Dilibrare, to bear down the
Dilettabilimente, adv. delight-weight, to go out of the equi-
fully.
Dilettaménto, s. m.
Dilettánza, sef.
light, pleasure.
Dilettante, s. m. a dilettante, a
lover of music or painting.
Though the Crusca has not
this word, yet it is most com-
-mon in Italy."

librium.
delecta-Dilicaménto, s. m. delicacy,
tion, de- delicateness. Obs.

Dilettáre, to delight, to re-
create, to please.-Dilettarsi,
to be pleased with, to delight
in it-Dilettarsi di musica, to
love music.
Dilettatóre, he that delights or
pleases.

Dilettatrice, feminine of Di-
lettatore.
Dilettazióne, s. f. delight, de-
lectation.

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Dilicánza, niceness. Obs. Dilicatamente, adv. delicately, deliciously.

Dilicatezza, s. f. delicateness, niceness, effeminacy, softness. ➡Vilicatezza, exquisiteness.

Dilicatezza, ˆcuriousness,

neatness. Dilicáta, adj. soft.-Dilicáto, delicate, dainty, delicious.Vivande dilicate, dainty bits. Dilicáto, nice. Dilicáto, pleasant, agreeable.-Dilicato, delicate, fine.—Dilicáto, thin, small, slender.-Dilicáto, delicate, nice, weak, tender.Dilicato, nice, ticklish, dangerous.