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dīgrĕdĭor
deponent intransitive verb III conjugation ending -io

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1 to depart
2 to come, to go away
3 to part, to separate, to deviate
4 to divorce
5 (topic) digress, to leave

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ab aliquo digredior = to distance oneself from someone || a me digredior = to detatch onself from me || ad sua tutanda digredior || a (or de) causa digredior = make a digression (in making a plea) || e loco digredior || de causa digredior || ancipiti proelio digressi || ambo in sua castra digressi sunt || ab aliquo pedem discedo, digredior = to remove oneself by a step from someone || de causa digredi displicet || ante tempus domo digressos (esse) || de causa digredi nisi per locum communem displicet



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dignotūrūs adj. fut. part.
dignotus adj. perf. part. I cl.
dignotus adj. perf. inf.
dignus adj. I cl.
dīgrĕdiens adj. pres. part. II cl.
dīgrĕdĭor dep. intr. v. III conjug. end. -io
dīgressĭo fem. noun III decl.
digressūrūs adj. fut. part.
dīgressŭs masc. noun IV decl.
digressus adj. perf. part. I cl.
dĭĭambus masc. noun II decl.
Dĭiŏvis masc. noun III decl.
dīiūdĭcans adj. pres. part. II cl.
dīiūdĭcātĭo fem. noun III decl.
dīiūdĭcātrix fem. noun III decl.
diiudicatūrūs adj. fut. part.
diiudicatus adj. perf. part. I cl.
diiudicatus adj. perf. inf.
dīiūdĭco tr. v. I conjug.
dīiūdĭcor tr. v. I conjug.
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