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dama, f., lady.

danzar, to dance.

daño, m., damage, injury.

dar, (pres. doy, past abs. di), to give; —— parte, to inform; —— un chasco, to play a trick; —— una media vuelta, to turn around; —— un paso, to take a step; —- un salto, to jump; no te dé el sol, let the sun not find you.

Darién, isthmus and gulf in Colombia.

David, m., David.

de, of, from, in, with, by; after a comparative, than.

, pres. subj. of dar.

debajo (de), below, under.

deber, must; ought; to owe; ——se, to be due.

deber, m., duty.

débil, weak.

debilitando, pres. part, of debilitar.

debilitar, to become weak.

decidir, to decide.

decir, (digo, diré, dije, dicho), to say, tell, mention; querer ——, to mean; diciendo y haciendo, suiting the action to the word.

declarar, to declare.

declive, m., slant; en ——, slanting.

dedicarse, to devote one's self, devote.

dedo, m., finger; toe.

degollar, (ue), to behead.

deguello, pres. of degollar.

dejar, to let; leave, fail, forsake; no dejaba de tener, could not help having.

del = de el.

delante (de), before, in front of.

delegación, f., delegation.

deleitado,-a, delighted.

deleitarse, to delight.

deleite, m., to delight, pleasure.

deletrear, to spell.

delgado,-a, thin, lean.

delicado,-a, delicate.

demandar, to demand; ask.

demasiado,-a, excessive.

demasiado, adv., too much, too, excessively.

demonio, m., devil.

demostrar, (ue), to show; prove.

denso,-a, dense, thick; heavy.

dentro, within; inside.

derecho,-a, straight; right.

derecho, m., right.

derribar, to break down.

desaliento, m., discouragement, disappointment.

desaparecer, (pres. desaparezco), to disappear; be gone (dead).

desaparezca, pres. subj. of desaparecer.

desarrollar, to develop.

desatar, to untie.

desatento, -a, inattentive.

desazón, f., annoyance.

descansar, to rest.

descender, (ie), to descend.

descendida, f., descent, fall.

descendiendo, pres. part. of descender.

descendiente, m., descendant.

desciende, pres. of descender.

descontento,-a, dissatisfied.

descontinuar, to discontinue, stop.

describir, (p. p. descrito), to describe.

descripción, f., description.

descubierto, p. p. of descubrir.

descubrimiento, m., discovery.

descubrir, (p. p. descubierto), to discover, make out, discern, reveal.

descuida, imper. of descuidar, don't worry.

desde, since; from.

desdeñosamente, disdainfully.

desdicha, f., misfortune.

desear, to desire, wish.

desechar, to cast off, cast aside.

deseo, m., desire, wish.

desesperación, f., despair.

desesperado,-a, desperate; despairing.

desgraciadamente, unfortunately.

deshelar, (ie), to thaw.

deshiela, pres. of deshelar.

desierto,-a, deserted, uninhabited.

desigualdad, f., inequality.

deslizarse, to slip.

desmayado,-a, in a faint, dismayed.

desmayar, to faint.

desmejorar, to decline, deteriorate.

desnudo,-a, bare, naked.

desobediente, disobedient.

despacio, slowly.

despedirse, (i), to take leave.

despertar, (ie), to awaken, wake up.

despidió, past abs. of despedir (se).

despique, m., spite: revenge.

despropósito, m., absurdity.

después, afterwards, later; —— de, after.

destilación, f., distillation; distilling.

destino, m., fate, destiny.

destrozar, to destroy.

destrozo, m., destruction, damage.

destruir, (pres. destruyo), to destroy.

desvanecer, (pres. desvanezco), to dissipate, cause to disappear.

desvelo, m., watching.

desvestir, (pres. desvisto), to undress.

detener, (ie; see tener), to detain, hold back; —se, to stop.

determinar, to determine.

detrás (de), behind.

detuvo, past abs. of detener.

devolver, (ue; p. p. devuelto), to give back, return.

devorar, to devour.

dí, imper. of decir.

día, m., day; ¡buenos —s! good day!

diablo, m., devil.

¡diantre! the deuce!

diariamente, daily.

diario,-a, daily.

diario, m., daily newspaper.

dice, pres. of decir,

diciembre, m., December.

diciendo, pres. part, of decir,

dictar, to dictate.

dicho, p. p. of decir,

dicho, m., saying.

dichoso,-a, happy.

diente, m., tooth.

diera, past subj., first form, of dar.

dieron, past abs. of dar.

diestro,-a, skilled, skillful.

diez, ten.

diferencia, f., difference.

diferenciarse, to consider one's self different.

diferente, different.

difícil, difficult.

dificultad, f., difficulty.

difunto,-a, departed.

diga, pres. subj. of decir.

digo, pres. indic. of decir.

dijo, past abs. of decir.

diligencia, f., diligence.

diligente, diligent.

diligentemente, diligently.

dinamita, f., dynamite.

dinero, m., money.

dió, past abs. of dar.

Dios, m., God.

diosa, f., goddess.

diputado, m., deputy.

diré, fut. of decir.

dirección, f., direction, management.

directamente, directly.

dirigir, to direct, conduct; —se, to address one's self to, turn toward.

discípula, f., pupil.

discípulo, m., pupil.

disco, m., disk.

discontento,-a, dissatisfied.

disculpar, to palliate, excuse.

discurrir, to discuss, converse; think out.

discusión, f., discussion.

disgusto, m., annoyance, trouble, vexation.

disimular, to dissemble, disguise; hide.

disparate, m., nonsense.

dispensar, to excuse, pardon; spare, get along without.

disponer, (see poner), to dispose.

distancia, f., distance.

distinguido,-a, distinguished.

distinguir, to distinguish; —se, to distinguish one's self, be famous.

distintamente, distinctly, plainly.

distraer, (see traer), to distract.

distribución, f., distribution.

distrito, m., district.

diversión, f., diversion, amusement.

diversos,-as, several.

dividir, to divide.

divisar, to see, behold.

doble, double; double bill.

doce, twelve.

dólar, m., dollar.

dolor, m., pain; —— de cabeza, headache.

Dolores, f., Dolores.

dominar, to dominate.

domingo, m., Sunday.

dominio, m., domination, rule.

donde, where.

¿dónde? where? ¿por ——? by what way or road?

dondequiera, wheresoever.

dormir, (ue), to sleep.

dos, two; a las ——, at two o'clock.

doscientos, two hundred.

doy, pres. of dar.

dragón, m., dragon.

drama, m., drama,

ducado, m. ducat (a gold coin worth $2.28).

duda, f., doubt.

dudar, to doubt.

dudilla, f., slight doubt.

dueño, m., master, owner.

duermen, pres. of dormir.

dulce, sweet.

durante, during.

durar, to last.

duro,-a, hard, irksome.

duro, m., dollar (5 pesetas).