15,000 words and phrases from more than 50 languages and their

d'occasion 100
d'occasion [Fr], accidentally; also, secondhand.
docendo discimus [L], we learn by teaching.
Docent or Dozent [Ger], licensed university teacher or lecturer; tutor;
prìvatdocent (q.v.).
doce ut discas [L], teach that you may learn.
doch [Russ; pi. dochiree], daughter.
doctor utriusque legis [L], doctor of both laws (canon and civil).
dogana [It], customhouse; also, a customs duty.
dogaressa [It], wife of a doge.
dojo [Jap], school for teaching judo, kendo, etc.
dolce [It], sweet; soft; agreeable. —dolce far niente, sweet doing nothing;
pleasant idleness, —dolce maniera, delightful manners.
dolcemente [It], sweetly; softly: music.
dolce-piccante [It], bittersweet.
dolce vita [It], sweet life; specifically, the indolent, luxurious life of the
idle rich or jet set.
dolente [It], doleful; sad, plaintive.
dolium volvitur [L], an empty cask is easily rolled.
doloroso [It; fern, dolorosa], pathetic; doleful: music.
dolus [L], deceit; fraud. —dolus bonus, permissible deceit. —dolus
malus, unlawful deceit: all faw.
Dom [Ger; pi. Dome], cathedral.
dorn [Russ], house; domicile.
Domchor [Ger], cathedral choir.
domina [L; pi. dominae], lady.
Domine, dirige nos [L], O Lord, direct us: motto of the City of London.
Dominus illuminatio mea [L], the Lord is my light (Psalms xxvii. 1):
motto of Oxford University.
Dominus providebit [L], the Lord will provide.
Dominus vobiscum [L], the Lord be with you.
domus et piacene uxor [L], home and a pleasing wife: Horace.
Domus Procerum [L], the House of Lords: abbr. D.P. or Dom. Proc.
Don [Sp], Spanish nobleman; gentleman: a title, equivalent to Sir or
Mr., prefixed to the given name. Cf. SEÑOR.
Dona [Pg], lady; madam: a title given to Portuguese ladies, —dona, a
Portuguese lady.
Doña [Sp], lady; madam: a title prefixed to the given name of a Spanish
lady: abbr. D. a . —doña, a Spanish lady.
donde está la verdad está Dios [Sp], where truth is, there is God:
Cervantes.
donee eris felix multos numerabis amicos [L], as long as you are
prosperous, you will number many friends: Ovid.
donga [Zulu], gully: South Africa.