lard.

Disregolataménte, adv. immo-Dissipatrice, a female waster,

Disrómpere, to break.
Dissagráre, to profane, to turn
sacred things to common use.
Dissapito, adj. tasteless, insi-
pit Obs.

Dispregevole, adj. contempt- derately.
ible, despicable.
Dispregevolmente, scornfully,
contemptuously, disdainfully.
Dispregiamento, s. m.
Dispregiánza, s. f. Obs. Dis-
pregio.
Dispregiare, to despise, to con-
temn, to undervalue.
Dispregiatore, contemner, des-
piser, that fears not.
Dispregiatrice, she that scorns,

that fears not.

Dispregio, s. m. contempt, dis-
dain, scorn-! Averein dispregio,
to value not.
Disprezzabile, adj. despicable,
contemptible..
Disprezzamento, s. m. con-
tempt, disdain.
Disprezzantemente,adv. scorn-

fully.

m. contempt,

Disprezzáre, to contemn, to despise, to disdain, to slight. Disprezzatore, contemner, despiser, neglecter. Disprezzatrice, fem. of Disprezzatore. Disprezzévole, adj. despicable, contemptible. Disprezzo, s slight, disdain. Disprigionáre, to free from prison, to set at liberty. Disproporzionáre, to disproportion, to make unequal. Disproporzione, s. f. disproportion, inequality. Disprovvedutamente, adv. unawares, rashly, unadvisedly, at random. Disprovveduto, adj. unprovided, unprepared. Disputzellare, to deflower. Dispumáto, adj. frothy. Dispúro, adj. impure. Obs. Disputa, s. f. disputation, dispute, debate. Disputabile, adj. disputable. Disputaménto, s. m. dispute. Disputánte, disputant. Disputare, to dispute, to debate, to treat of. Disputativo, disputable. Disputatóre, a disputer, a dis

Dissavcróso, adj. unsavoury, in-
sipid. Obs.

Disseccáre, to dry, or dry up.
Disseccativo, desiccative, apt
to dry.

Dissemináre, to sow up and
down, to spread abroad, to
publish, to disperse.
Dissennáto, adj. witless, mad.
Disscnzióne, s. f. dissention,
strife.

a profuse woman. Dissipazione, v. Dissipamento. Dissipito, adj. insipid, unsa vory. Obs. Dissodáre, to grub up an untilled piece of ground. Dissollecitúdine, s. f. slowness, laziness. Obs. Dissolúbile, adj. apt to dissolve. Dissolvente, adj. dissolvent. Dissolyére, to dissolve, to melt, to liquefy.

Dissolutamente, adv. dissolutely, licentiously, riotously. Dissolutézza, s. f. dissolution, licentiousness, excess. Dissolutivo, adj. apt to dis

solve.

Dissentería, s. f. bloody flux.
Dissentérico, adj. that is trou-Dissolúto, adj. abolished, de-
bled with the bloody flux. stroved.-Dissoluto, dissolute,
Dissentíre, to dissent, to dis- licentious, debauched, riot-
agree.

Disseparáre, v. Separare. Obs.
Disserráre, to open, to unlock.
Dissertazione, s. f. dissertation
Disservígio, s. m. disservice,
ill turn.
Dissertáre, to quench the
thirst.

Dissigilláre, to break the seal.
Dissimigliánte, adj. unlike, dif-

ferent.

Dissimiglianza, s. f. unlikeness,
difference.

ous.

Dissoluzióne, s. f. dissolution, separation, liquefaction. Dissoluzione, dissolution, licentiousness, excess, depra

vation.

Dissomigliante, adj. unlike, different, unresembling. Dissomiglianza, s. f. unlikeness, difference.

Dissomigliáre, to differ, to be unlike.

Dissonante, adj. dissonant, out of tune, jarring. Dissonanza, s. f. dissonance. un-Dissuadére, to dissuade. Dissuasióne, s. f. dissuasion, counselling the contrary. Dissuaso, adj. dissuaded. Dissuasório, adj. dissuasive. Dissuetudine, s. f. disuse, lack

Dissimigliare, to differ, to vary,
to be unlike, to be different.
Dissimigliévole, different,
Dissimile, adj. S like.
Dissimilitúdine, s. f. unlikeness,
difference.
Dissimuláre, to dissemble, to
conceal, to disguise, to coun-
terfeit, to make semblance.
Dissimulare,to falsify, to forge,

to counterfeit.

Dissimulataménte, adv. covert-
ly, dissemblingly, disguisedly.
Dissimulatore, a dissembler.
Dissimulatrice, fem. of Dissi-

of custom.

Dissuggelláre, to break or take away the seal. Dissúria, s. f. difficulty or pain in making water. Distaccamento, s. m. a plucking or pulling away.-Dismulatore. taccamento, detachment. Dissimulazione, s. f. dissimu-Distaccánza, v. Distaccamenlation, disguise, hypocrisy. to, in the first signification. Dissipamento, s. m. dissipa- Obs. tion, squandering. Distaccáre, to pull or draw Dissipáre, to scatter, to dissi- away by force.-Distaccarsi, pate, to consume, to waste, to part, to leave, to come to squander, to destroy, to away.-L'uomo invecchiato nel spend Dissipare, to dissipate,vizio difficilmente se ne distacca, to remove, to disperse, to a man hardened in vice will dispel. hardly get rid of it. Dissipativo, adj. apt to dissolve, Distaccatúra, v. Distaccamento, or dissipate. Dissipativo, in the first signification. wasteful, squandering. Distagliare, to cut in pieces. Dissipatore, a profuse or pro-Distagliatúra, s. f. division, sedigal man. paration,-Distagliatúra, cleft,

Distáre, to be distant.
Di státe, adv. in summer-time.
Distemperamento, s. m.
Distemperánza, s. f.
per, indisposition-Distempe-
ramento di riso, immoderate
laughter-Distemperanza, in-
temperance, immoderate de-
sire.

difference.

Distino, v. Destino. Obs.
Distintamente, distinctly.
Distintiva, s. f. mark, sign,
Distintivo, s. m. token
Distinto, adj. distinguished,dis-
cerned, divided.
Distinzióne, s. f. distinction,
separation.-Distinzióne, dis-
tinction, difference, diversity,
Distirpáre, Obs. v. Estirpare.
Distogliere, v. Distorre.
Distórcere, to twist, to wrest,
to writhe, to wreath.
Distornáre, to divert, to hin-
der, to turn, to avert, to de-
ter, to hinder.
Distórno, s. m. contrariety,
hindrance. Obs.

butore.

Distribuzioncélla, dim. of Distribuzione.

Distribuzione, s. f. distribution, portion.

Distrigáre, to clear, to unravel, to disintricate, to disentangle, to unfold. Distrignere, to tie, to bind, to wring hard or close, to press, to squeeze.Distrignere, to surround, to environ, to enKompass.

dient.

barous, brutish.-Un disuma- Dítono, adj. of two parts in music.

Disubbidienza, s. f. disobe- náto, a cruel man. dience.

Disubbidíre, to disobey.

Di súbito, adv. immediately,
at once, in a moment.
Disvegliere, v. Disverre.
Disveláre, to unveil, to disco-
ver, to make known, to take
the veil off.
Disvelatóre, a discoverer.
Disvellére, v. Disverre.
Disvenire, to faint, to swoon
away.-Discenire, to fall a-
way-Distenire, to fall away,
to waste, to decay.
Disrentúra, s. f. misfortune.
Disventuráto, adj. unhappy,
unlucky.
Disverginaménto, s. m. the de-
flowering of a virgin.
Disverginare, to deflower, to
ravish.

Disvérre, to pluck, to grub,
to pull up, to draw, to get

out.

Disvestíre, to undress.-Disvestire, to explain, to unfold. Disvezzáre, to disuse, to break the use of.-Lisvezzáre, to

wean.

Disuggelláre, to unseal.
Disugguaglianza, s. f. inequa-
lity, unevenness.
Disuguále,adj.unequal,uneven.

Disunióne, s. f. disunion, divi-Ditrappáre, to catch, to get, to
sion, discord, odds.
steal. Obs.
Disunire, to disunite, to divide, Ditrárre, to take away, to
to set at variance, to sepa- steal, to carry off.
rate, to disjoin.—Disunirsi, to Di tratto, adv. suddenly, im-
come asunder, to be at va- mediately.
riance.

Disvolére, to refuse, to will

not.

Disvolgere, v. Svolgere.
Disúria, v. Dissuria.
Disusánza, s. f. disuse, lack of

custom.

Disusáre, to disuse, to break
off, to wean of a custom or.
habit.-Disusársi, to leave off,
to break one's self of a cus-
tom, to disuse.
Disusataménte, adv. unusual-
ly.

Disusáto, adj. unusual.
Disúso, s. m. disuse, lack of
custom.

Di súso, adv. the same as Di
sù, above, upon, from.
Disutiláccio, s. m. a great
booby, a blockhead, an awk-
ward fellow, a good for
nothing rascal.

Di tratto in tratto, now and then.

Ditrinciare, to carve or mince small, to cut in pieces. Dittamo, s. m. a medical herb so called.

Dittáre, to dictate, to suggest,
to tell.

Dittáto, s. m. dictate, instruc-
tion, precept, rule.
Dittatore, s. m. dictator, a
ruler from whom no appeal
was granted.
Dittatório, adj. dictatory, be
longing to a dictator.
Dittatúra, s. f. dictature, the
office and dignity of a dicta-
tor-Dittatura, the dictating
of any thing to be written.
Dittongare, to bring letters
into a diphthong.
Dittongo, s. m. a diphthong.
Diturpare, v. Deturpare.

Disútile, adj. unprofitable, un- Díva, s. f. a goddess. Poetiserviceable, useless.

1 cal.

Disutilità, s. f. unprofitable-Divagaménto, s. f. wandering
ness, uselessness.
t or roving abroad.

Disugualità, s. f. inequality, Disutilmente, adv. unprofit- Divagare, to wander, to rove.

unevenness.

Disviaménto, s. m. straying, wandering, going out of the

ably.

Disútole, v Disutile. Obs. Di táglio, adv. with the edge. way. Ditále, s m. a thimble. Disviáre, to draw or carry out Di tanto in tanto, adv. now of the way.Disciare, to and then, ever and anon. degenerate. Ditéllo, s. m. the arm-pit. Disviatamente, adv. in a wan- Di tempo in tempo, adv. now dering manner. and then, sometimes. Disviársi, to stray, to go out Ditenére, to detain, to withof one's way, to wander, to hold, to hinder, to stop. straggle, to go from.-Divi- Ditenitrice, she that detains. arsi, to forsake. Ditermináre, r. Determinare. Disviáto, adj. loose, lewd, de- Ditirambico, adj. dithyrambic. bauched. Ditirámbo, s. m. dithyrambus, Disviatore, s. m. he or she, a kind of poem made in Disviatrice, s f. that strays, or debauches. Disviluppáre, to disentangle, to unfold, to unravel, to ex-, plain, to expound. Disviticchiáre,to disembarrass, to disentangle, to unloose. Disviziare, to correct, to reclaim, to reform, to purify, to mend.

Disumanársi, to become inhu

man.

Disumanáto, inhuman,
Disumáno, adj. cruel, bar-

Divallamento, s, m. descenision, going down. Divalláre, to descend, to go down hill, to decline. Divampire, to flash or burn out in flames.

Di vantaggio, adv. more.
Divariare, to vary, to diversify,
to change or alter, to differ.
Divário, s. m. variance, differ-
ence, change, alteration.
Divastamento, s. m. destruc-
tion, ruin, overthrow.
Divastazione, s. f. devasta-
tion.

Divecchiare, to grow young,
to come back from old age to
youth.
Divecchiamento, s. m. the act
of growing young.
Divedere, to see, to be sen-
sible of.-Dare a divedere, to
make one believe.
Di vedúta, adv. by sight.
Divégliere, to pluck up, to
Divéllere, pull out, to root

honour of Bacchus.
Dito, s. m. a finger of one's
hand, the toe of one's foot-
I dito grosso, the thumb
Mios'rare a dito, to point at
one-Non sapere quante dita
s'ha nelle mani, to be a perfect
fool —Legarsela al dito, to re-
solve not to forget.-Sapere a
mena dito, to have one at one's
finger's end.Dito, an inch,|_out.
a finger's breadth.
Divellimento, s. m. the act of
Dítola, s. f. a kind of mush- plucking, pulling, or drawing
room.

out.

Divélto, adj. pulled or plucked ed, broken off.

nimbly.

out, drawn out.-Divélto, D' ivi, adv. from thence. s. m. a bed of earth that is Diviáre, v. Deviáre. new dug, made fit for plant-Diviataménte, readily, quickly, ing. Diveníre, to grow, to be-Diviáto, adj. ready, quick, Diventáre, come, to be nimble, active.-Dividto, adv. made.Che diverrò? what immediately, without hesitashall become of me?-Dice- tion.-Dividto, adv. straight nire, to happen, to befall, to on, in a direct line. come to pass, to fall out. Dividére, to part, to share, to Divenire, to arrive at. Obs. divide, to separate, to sunder. Di véro, adv. truly, in truth. -Dividere, to distribute. Divérte, to pull out, to root Dividere, to distinguish, to out, to pluck up.-Diverre, divide, to make parties. to go irom, to part, to leave, Dividévole, adj. divisible. to get out.-Divérre, to dig, Obs. to plough. Dividitóre, a divider, a sharer. Diversamente, adv. diversely, Divietaménto, s. m. prohibidifferently. Diversamente, exceedingly, excessively, immo-Divietáre, to forbid, to prohiderately.--Piove divers mente, it rains very fast. Diversáre, to differ, to be different, to vary. Diversificáre, to diversify, to

Divisamento, device, mark. Divisáre, to think, to devise, to imagine, to invent, to fancy, to design, to propose. -Divisáre, to describe, to represent.Divisare, to divide, to part, to share. Divisáre, to determine, to conclude, to resolve.-Divisare, to divide, to part, to separate. Divisare, to diversify, to vary. Divisataménte, adv. distinctIy, orderly.-Divisutaménte, at random, by guess.

Divisato, adj. changed, altered, transformed.Divisato, of sundry colours, party-coloured.

suming.

Divorzio, s. m. divorce.
Divorzio, departure, the act of
going away-Far divorzio, to
depart, to go away.
Divotaménte, adv. devoutly,
piously.
Divóto, adj. devout, godly,
pious, religious.
Divozioncélla, dimin. of Di-

vozione.

'Divozióne, s. f. devotion, piety,
godliness.
Diurético, adj. diuretical, that
provokes urine.

Diúrno, adj. daily, diurnal. Diúrno, a book of daily prayers used in the Roman

perate.Tempo do co, mild weather-Dolco, soft, pliable, indulgent.

Dogare, to gird, to gird about. | Dolco, adj. mild, gentle, tern
-Bogáre, to put one or more
ribs to any vessel, tub, pipe,
and the like.
Doge, s. m. a doge, a captain-
general.

D'oggi in domani, adv. every
day.

Dóglia, s. f. grief, pain, afflic-
tion, anguish, vexation.--
glie del parto, labour, travail.
Dogliente, adj. grieving, that
grieves or pains-La parte
dogliente, the part affected.
Doglienza, s. f. grief, torment,
anguish, pain- -Doglienza,
complaint.
Doglierella, s. f. a small pain.
Doglierétta, S
Doglio, s. m. a jar, a pitcher,
or any pot to keep wine, oil,
or any other liquor in.
Dogliosamente, grievously, sor-
rowfully.

Dolente, adj. sorrowful, dole-
ful, woeful, grieved.--Dolente,
miserable, unhappy, wretch-
ed, poor.-Dolente, silly, sim-
ple, foolish, dull.—Dolinte,
wicked, bad, profligate.
Dolénza, s. f. grief, pain, an-
guish, complaint. Obs.
Dolere, to grieve, to be in
pain, to suffer, to ache-Mi
duole la testa, my head aches.
Dolère, to be vexed or sorry.
-Dolere, to pity, to take pity
him, to be sorry for him.
on one, to have mercy on
Dolere, to complain, to make
moan, to lament, to be vexed
or fretted.
Dólo, s. m. deceit.
Doloráre, to grieve, to be in
pain, to ache, to complain,
to be sorry or displeased.
Dolorazione, grief, pain.
Dolóre, s. m. pain, ake or ache,
soreness or ditch.-I dolori
del parto, the throws or pangs
in child-birth.--Dolore, pain,
grief, sorrow, affliction, tor-
ment, anguish.
Dolorifico, adj. painful, dole-
ful, sad.