Vocab Week 3b causa-comitium Flashcards
causa + gen
for the sake of, purpose of
caute
cautiously
cautes, cautis f3
sharp rock, crag, cliff
cautus, -a, -um
cautious
caveo, -ere, cavi, cautum 2
to take care (against), beware
cavo, -are 1
hollow out
cavus, -a, -um
hollow
cedo, -ere, cessi, cessum
go, give way, yield, withdraw
celeber, celebris, celebre 3
crowded, famous
celebro, -are 1
celebrate, praise, throng, frequent
celeritas, celeritatis, f3
speed
celeriter
quickly
cella, cellae f1
cell, cellar, store, sanctuary
celo, -are 1
hide, conceal
celsus, -a, -um
high, sublime, elevated
cena, cenae f1
dinner, meal, main course
ceno, -are 1
dine
censeo, -ere, censui, censum 2
estimate, assess, consider, recommend, opine, propose
censor, censoris m3
censor, assessor, critic
centesimus, -a, -um
100th
centiens
100 times
centurio, centurionis m3
centurion
cera, cerae f1
wax, wax tablet
cerno, -ere, crevi, cretum 3
sift, distinguish, decide
certamen, certaminis n3
struggle, competition, contest
certe
certainly
certo
dedfinitely
certo, -are 1
struggle, compete
certus, -a, -um
certain, definite, sure
certior, -ior, -ius
more definite
certior factus
informed
certiorem facio
inform
cervix, cervicis f3
neck (often pl.)
cesso, -are 1
cease, leave off work, delay, hesitate, be idle
ceteri -ae, -a
the rest, the others
ceterum
but, moreover
ceu
as, like, as if
chorus, chori m2
a dance, dancing-band, chorus, band
cibus, cibi m2
food
cieo, -ere, civi, citum 2
move, stir, summon, arouse
cingo, -ere, cinxi, cinctum 3
surround, put on
cinis, cineris m3
ash
circa (pre + acc)
about, approximately
circiter (adv)
about, approximately
circuitus, circuitus m4
going round in a circle, a circuit, circumference
circum (pre + acc)
around, round, about
circumdo -are, circumdedi, circumdatum 1
surround
circumsisto, -ere, circumstiti 3
stand around, surround
circumspecto, -are 1
look around, examine
circumstans, (circumstantis)
standing around
circumstans, circumstantis m3
bystander, standing around
circumsto, -are, circumsteti 1
stand around, suroound
circumvenio, -ire, circumveni, circumventum 4
surround
citerior, -ior, -ius 3
nearer to Rome, this side
cito, -are 1
start, summon, excite
cito
quickly
citra (pre + acc)
this side of, our (Rome’s side of), within
citus, -a, -um
excited, rapid
civilis, -is, -e
of a citizen, civil
civis, civis, m/f3
citizen
civitas, civitatis f3
state, community, city, citizens
clades, cladis f
disaster, defeat
clam
secretly
clamito, -are 1
shout loudly, repeatedly
clamo, -are 1
shout, exclaim, cry, call
clamor, clamoris m3
shout, shouting, noise
clarus, -a, -um
clear, famous, distinguished, loud
classis, classis f3
fleet
claudo, -ere, clausi, clausum 3
close, shut, block, enclose
clavis, clavis f3
key
clemens, clementis 3
kind, merciful
clementia, clementiae f1
mercy, kindness
cliens, clientis m3
client
clientela, clientelae f1
clientship, group of clients, patronage
clipeus, clipei m2
shield
coelum
caelum
coeo, -ire, coivi, coitum
come/ go together, to assemble, unite
coepi, coepisse, coeptum
to have begun
coerceo, -ere 2
confine, restrain
coetus, coetus m4
meeting, crowd
cogito, -are 1
think
cognatus, -a, -um
related by blood
cognatus, cognati m2
blood-relative
cognitio, cognitionis f3
knowledge, enquiry, judicial, hearing
cognomen, cognominis n3
cognomen, surname
cognosco, -ere, cognovi, cognitum 3
get to know, find out, know
cogo, -ere, coegi, coactum 3
compel, force (together)
cohibeo, -ere 2
restrain, hold together
cohors, cohortis f3
cohort, group, band
cohortor, -ari 1
encourage
collega, collegae m1
colleague
colligo, -ere, collegi, collectum 3
collect, gather
collis, collis m3
hill, slope
colloco, -are 1
place
colloquium, colloquii n2
conversation, conference
colloquor, -i, collocutus (dep)
confer, discuss
collum, colli n2
neck
colo, -ere, colui, cultum 3
cultivate, worship, look after
colonia, coloniae f1
farm, ‘colony’
colonus, coloni m2
farmer, ploughman
color, coloris m3
colour
columba, columbae f1
pigeon, dove
columna, columnae f1
column
coma, comae f1
hair, foliage, rays of light
comes, comitis m3
companion, comrade
comis, comis, come 3
friendly, courteous
comitatus, comitatus m4 (nfv)
accompanying, a retinue
comitium, comitii n2
place of assembly, (pl) place of the Roman people, to elect magistrates, elections