b c Flashcards

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baculum baculi, n

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stick

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balneum balnei, n

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bath

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beatus beata, beatum

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happy, rich, blessed

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bello bellare, bellavi, bellatus

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wage war

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bellum belli, n

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war

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bellus bella, bellum

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pretty

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belua beluae, f

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beast, monster

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bene indeclinable

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well

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beneficium beneficii, n

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kindness, service, favour

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benevolentia benevolentiae, f

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good-will, kindness

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benignus benigna, benignum

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kind

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bis indeclinable

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twice

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bona bonorum, n pl

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goods, possessions, property

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bonus bona, bonum

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good

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bos bovis, c

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ox

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bracchium bracchii, n

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arm

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brevis breve

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short, brief

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cado cadere, cecidi, casus

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fall, perish

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caecus caeca, caecum

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blind, unseen, hidden

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caedes caedis, f

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slaughter, killing, murder

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caedo caedere, cecidi, caesus

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kill

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caelestis caeleste

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heavenly

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caelum caeli, n

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sky, heaven

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caeruleus caerulea, caeruleum

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dark blue

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calamitas calamitatis, f
damage, loss, disaster
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calamitosus calamitosa, calamitosum
disastrous, destructive
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calidus calida, calidum
hot
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calor caloris, m
heat
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campus campi, m
plain, field
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candidus candida, candidum
bright, white, clear
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canis canis, m and f
dog
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cano canere, cecini, cantus
sing, sound, play (of trumpets etc.)
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canto cantare, cantavi, cantatus
sing, play
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cantus cantus, m
song, magic spell
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canus cana, canum
grey
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cani canorum, m pl
grey hair
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capilli capillorum, m pl
hair
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capio capere, cepi, captus
take, catch, capture, choose
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captivus captivi, m
captive, prisoner
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caput capitis, n
head, person, life, capital
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carcer carceris, m
prison
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careo carere, carui + ablative
lack
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carmen carminis, n
song, poem, prophecy
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carpo carpere, carpsi, carptus
pluck, gather
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carus cara, carum
dear
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casa casae, f
cottage
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castra castrorum, n pl
camp
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castus casta, castum
chaste
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casus casus, m
chance, disaster
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caupo cauponis, m
innkeeper
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causa causae, f
cause, reason, case
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causa + gen
for the sake of
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causam dico
plead a case
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cautus cauta, cautum
careful
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caveo cavere, cavi, cautus
beware (of), take care
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cavus cava, cavum
hollow
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cedo cedere, cessi, cessus
yield, give up; (in compounds) go
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celeber celebris
crowded, frequent, famous
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celebro celebrare, celebravi, celebratus
celebrate, attend, fill
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celer celeris, celere
quick
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celo celare, celavi, celatus
hide
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celsus celsa, celsum
high
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censeo censere, censui, census
give one's opinion, assess, estimate
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centurio centurionis, m
centurion
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cerno cernere, crevi, cretus
see, perceive, decree
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certamen certaminis, n
contest, battle, struggle
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certo certare, certavi, certatus
contend, compete
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certus certa, certum
certain, sure, fixed
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certiorem facere
inform
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cerva cervae, f
deer
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cervix cervicis, f
neck
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cesso cessare, cessavi, cessatus
be idle
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ceteri ceterae, cetera
the rest, the other
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ceterum indeclinable
but
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cibus cibi, m
food
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cingo cingere, cinxi, cinctus
surround, encircle, gird
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cinis cineris, m
ash
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circiter indeclinable + acc
about, near
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circum, circa + acc
around, about
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circumdo circumdare, circumdedi, circumdatus
surround
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circumvenio circumvenire, circumveni, circumventus
surround
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citerior citerioris
on this side, nearer
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cito citare, citavi, citatus
hurry, excite, summon
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cito indeclinable
quickly
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citra indeclinable + acc
on this side (of)
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citus cita, citum
quick
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civilis civile
civil, courteous
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civis civis, m and f
citizen
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civitas civitatis, f
citizenship, state, city, tribe
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clades cladis, f
disaster, loss, defeat
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clam indeclinable
secretly
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clamo clamare, clamavi, clamatus
shout, exclaim, proclaim
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clamor clamoris, m
shout, uproar, noise
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clarus clara, clarum
clear, famous, distinguished
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classis classis, f
fleet
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claudo claudere, clausi, clausum
close
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clementia clementiae, f
clemency
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cliens clientis, m
client
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coepi coepisse, coeptus
begin
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coeptum coepti, n
beginning, undertaking
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coerceo coercere, coercui, coercitus
confine, check
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cogito cogitare, cogitavi, cogitatus
think, consider
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cognatus cognati, m
relative
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cognomen cognominis, n
surname
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cognosco cognoscere, cognovi, cognitus
get to know, find out, learn
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cogo cogere, coegi, coactus
force, compel, drive, assemble
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cohors cohortis, f
cohort, company
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coicio coicere, coieci, coiectus
throw together, conjecture
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collega collegae, f
colleague, associate
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colligo colligere, collegi, collectus
collect, gather, pick up
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collis collis, m
hill
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colloco collocare, collocavi, collocatus
station, arrange, establish
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colloquium colloquii, n
meeting, conversation
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collum colli, n
neck
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colo colere, colui, cultus
cultivate, worship, honour
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color coloris, m
colour, complexion
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coluber colubri, m
snake
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coma comae, f
hair, foliage
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comes comitis, m and f
comrade, companion
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comitium comitii, n
assembly
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commeatus commeatus, m
provisions
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commemoro commemorare, commemoravi, commemoratus
mention, recount, recall
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commendo commendare, commendavi, commendatus
entrust, recommend
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comminus indeclinable
at close quarters
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committo committere, commisi, commissus
commit, entrust, fight, begin (battle)
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commodus commoda, commodum
suitable, useful
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communis commune
common, shared
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comparo comparare, comparavi, comparatus
prepare, provide, obtain, compare, get ready
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comperio comperire, comperi, compertus
find out, ascertain
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complector complecti, complexus sum
embrace
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compono componere, composui, compositus
compose, place together, settle, arrange
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comprehendo comprehendere, comprehendi, comprehensus
grasp, seize, comprehend
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concavus concava, concavum
hollow
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concido concidere, concidi
fall, collapse, perish
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concilio conciliare, conciliavi, conciliatus
unite, win over, bring together
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concilium concilii, n
council
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concito concitare, concitavi, concitatus
stir up, excite, urge
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conclave conclavis, n
room
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concursus concursus, m
running together, collision, charge
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condemno condemnare, condemnavi, condemnatus
convict, condemn
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condicio condicionis, f
condition, (pl) terms
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condo condere, condidi, conditus
found, establish, hide. Bury
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conditor conditoris, m
founder
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confero conferre, contuli, conlatus
collect, compare, contribute, bestow
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conficio conficere, confeci, confectus
complete, wear out
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confido confidere, confisus sum + dat
trust, believe, have confidence
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confiteor confiteri, confessus sum
admit, confess
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confugio confugere, confugi
flee for refuge
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coniunx coniugis, m and f
husband, wife, spouse
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coniuratio coniurationis, f
conspiracy
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conor conari, conatus sum
try
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conquiro conquirere, conquisivi, conquisitus
seek out, search thoroughly for
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conscendo conscendere, conscendi, conscensus
climb, board
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conscientia conscientiae, f
knowledge, conscience
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conscius conscia, conscium
aware of, complicit
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consecro consecrare, consecravi, consecratus
dedicate, consecrate
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consensus consensus, m
agreement
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consentio consentire, consensi, consensus
agree
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consilium consilii, n
council, plan, advice, prudence
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consisto consistere, constiti, constitus
halt, stand, stand firm
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conspectus conspectus, m
view
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conspicio conspicere, conspexi, conspectus
notice, observe, see
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conspicor conspicari, conspicatus sum
notice
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constituo constituere, constitui, constitutus
decide, establish
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consuesco consuescere, consuevi, consuetus
become accustomed to
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consuetudo consuetudinis, f
custom
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consul consulis, m
consul
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consulo consulere, consului, consultus
consult, consider, advise
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consumo consumere, consumpsi, consumptus
eat, consume, spend
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contendo contendere, contendi, contentus
hurry, march, contend, fight
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contentio contentionis, f
struggle, dispute, exertion
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contentus contenta, contentum
satisfied, content
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conticesco conticescere, conticui
fall silent
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contingo contingere, contigi, contactus
touch, happen
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continuo indeclinable
immediately
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contio contionis, f
meeting, speech
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contra + acc
against
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contumelia contumeliae, f
insult, abuse
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conubium conubii, n
marriage
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convalesco convalescere, convalui
get better
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conventus conventus, m
assembly, meeting
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convoco convocavi, convocatus
call together
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copiae copiarum, f pl
troops, forces, supplies
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cor cordis, n
heart
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coram indeclinable + abl
in the presence of
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cornu cornus, n
horn, wing of army
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corona coronae, f
crown, garland
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corpus corporis, n
body
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corripio corripere, corripui, correptus
seize, carry off
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corrumpo corrumpere, corrupi, corruptus
burst, destroy, corrupt
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corusco coruscare, coruscavi, coruscatus
flash, brandish
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cotidianus cotidiana, cotidianum
daily
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cotidie indeclinable
every day, daily
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cras indeclinable
tomorrow
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crastinus crastina, crastinum
of tomorrow
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creber crebra, crebrum
frequent, crowded, repeated
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credo credere, credidi, creditus + dat
believe, trust, entrust
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creo creare, creavi, creatus
create, produce, elect
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cresco crescere, crevi, cretus
grow, increase
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crimen criminis, n
accusation, charge, crime
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crinis crinis, m
hair
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crudelis crudele
cruel
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crudelitas crudelitatis, f
cruelty
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cruentus cruenta, cruentum
bloody
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cruor cruoris, m
blood, gore
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crus cruris, n
leg
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cubiculum cubiculi, n
bedroom
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culpa culpae, f
fault, blame
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cultus cultus, m
worship, cultivation, culture, elegance
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cum indeclinable
when, since, although
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cum + abl
with
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cunctor cunctari, cunctatus sum
delay, hesitate
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cunctus cuncta, cunctum
all, whole
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cupido cupidinis, f
desire, lust, longing
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cupidus cupida, cupidum + gen
eager (for), greedy
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cupio cupere, cupivi, cupitus
desire, wish, want
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cur? indeclinable
why?
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cura curae, f
care, charge, anxiety
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curia curiae, f
senate-house
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curo curare, curavi, curatus
care for, cure; with gerundive = get something done
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curro currere, cucurri, cursus
run
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currus currus, m
chariot
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cursus cursus, m
course, speed, direction, rapid movement
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custodio custodire, custodivi, custoditus
guard
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custos custodis, m and f
guard