disposicion f. disposal

disputo m. dispute

distinguido (pp. of distinguir) distinguished

distinto different

distraer distract

diversion f. amusement

diverso various

divertido (pp. of divertir) amusing

divinamente divinely

doblar bend

docena f. dozen

docil docile

doler pain

dominante dominant

Domingo Dominic, the black slave in Bernardin de Saint-Pierre’s story “Paul et Virginie” (Paul and Virginia)

Dominus (Latin) Lord; *——­ tecum* Latin salutation meaning the Lord be with thee

don m. Spanish title used only with a gentleman’s Christian ame (abbreviated D.)

don m. gift

doncella f. maid

donde where

donde where (interrog.)

dona f. Spanish title used only with a lady’s Christian name (more commonly used in addressing or speaking of a married lady, but as a mark of formality the title may be applied to a lady who is unmarried)

dorar gild

dormido (pp. of dormir) sleepy, dreamy

dormir sleep; *——­se* go to sleep

dos two

dote m. and f. gift, quality; dowry

dramatico dramatic

dramaturgo m. dramatist

ducado m. ducat

duda f. doubt

dudar doubt

duende m. fairy, ghost

durante during

duro m. dollar; adj. hard

e and

eclesiastico ecclesiastical

economia f. economy

echar throw; throw out; put; pour; *——­ mano a* seize; haberse echado el alma atras be lost to a sense of duty; *——­ por tierra* outdo, overcome; fig. gainsay

edad f. age

edicion f. edition

Eduardo Edward

educacion f. breeding, education

educar educate

efecto m. effect; en ——­ in fact; really; at any rate

eficaz efficacious

efimero ephemeral

ejemplo m. example

ejercito m. army

el, la, lo, pl. los, las, the

el, ella, ello, pl. ellos, ellas, he; she; it; him; her; they; them; ello es it is a fact

eleccion f. choice

elegancia f. elegance