GCSE Vocab- C Flashcards by William LAW | Brainscape

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C. = Caius, -i, m.

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Caius

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caedo, -ere, cecidi, caesus

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kill, sacrifice

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caelabs, -libis

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bachelor, unattached, solitary

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caespes, -itis, m.

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turf

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candidus, -a, -um

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bright, dressed in white

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canistrum, -i, n.

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basket

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canto, -are

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sing

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capio, -ere, cepi

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catch

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carpo, -ere

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pick, pluck

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castra, -orum, n.pl.

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camp

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Cato, -onis, m.

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Cato

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celebro, -are

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celebrate

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census, -us, m.

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income, wealth

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cera, -ae, f.

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wax-tablet

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certe

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certainly, at least

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ceteri, -ae, -a

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other

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Cincinnatus, -i, m.

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Cincinnatus

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circum

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all round

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civis, -is, m.

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citizen

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classicum, -i, n.

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war-trumpet

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cogitatio, -onis, f.

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thought

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cogo, -ere

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force, squeeze

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colloquor, -loqui, -locutus sum

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speak, have a conversation

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colo, -ere, -ui (colotivate)

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till, cultivate, tend

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colona, -ae, f.

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farmer’s wife

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coma, -ae, f.

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hair, ‘threads’ or ‘stigmas’ of saffron

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commodus, -a, -um

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suitable, useful

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commune, -is, n.

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public property, wealth

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communis, -e

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joint, shared (between both sides)

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concido, -ere, -cidi, -cisus

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cut up, chop

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consaluto

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greet, hail (as)

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conscendo, -ere

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climb on, mount

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consensus, -us, m.

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consent, agreement

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consisto, -ere, -stiti

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stay, live

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constat, -are

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it is agreed, generally accepted

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construo, -ere

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pile up

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consuetudo, -inis, f.

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habit, custom, routine

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consul, -is, m.

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consul

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contemno, -ere

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despise, frown on

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contra +acc

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against, opposite

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convenio, -ire, -veni

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come together, meet

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copia, -ae, f.

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supply, abundance, host

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Cornelius, -i, m.

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Cornelius

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corono, -are

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crown (with a wreath)

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corpus, -oris, n.

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body

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cortex, corticis, m.

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bark

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Corycius, -a, -um

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from Corycus (a town in Cilicia); Cilician

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crea, -are

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create, produce

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cultum, -i, n.

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field, crop

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cum

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when, while, whenever

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cum +abl.

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with

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cupide

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greedily

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cursus, -us, m.

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flow, current

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curtus, -a, -um

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cracked, broken