Vocab Week 5a contentio-custos Flashcards
contentio, contentionis f3
effort, contest, comparison
contentus, -a, -um
content
continens, continentis 3
holding in, continuous, self-controlled, restrained
continentia, continentiae f1
self-restraint, temperance, moderation
contineo, -ere, continui, contentum 2
contain, keep, confine, restrain, hold in/ together
contingo, -ere, contigi, contactum 3
touch, reach, happen to
continuo, -are 1
join, make continuous, prolong, continue
continuus, -a, -um
connected, continuous, uninterrupted
continuo (adv from continuus)
at once
contio, contionis f3
assembly, meeting, speech
contra (pre + acc)
against, opposite, facing, contrary to
contraho, -ere, contraxi, contractum 3
draw together, gather, shorten
contrarius, -a, -um
opposite, opposed, hostile
controversia, controversiae f1
dispute, debate
contumelia, contumeliae f1
insult, abuse, violence
conubium, conubii n2
marriage
convello, -ere, convulsi, convulsum 3
pull, wrench, destroy
convenio, -ire, conveni, conventum 4
meet, gather, agree
convenit, convenire, convenit 4
it is agreed
conventus, conventus m4
coming together, meeting, agreement
converto, -ere, converti, conversum 3
turn (transitive)
convertor, -i, conversus 3 dep
turn (intransitive)
convexus, -a, -um
convex, arched, hollow
convinco, -ere, convici, convictum 3
conquer, convict, prove
conviva, convivae m1
guest, fellow diner
convivium, convivii n2
banquet, feast
convoco, -are 1
call together
coorior, -iri, coortus 4
arise, rise up, attack
copia, copiae f1
plenty, supply, large amount, opportunity, (pl troops)
coquo, -ere, coxi, coctum 3
cook, ripen
coquus, coqui m2
cook
cor, cordis n3
heart, mind
coram (pre + abl)
in the presence of, before, face to face
cornu, cornus n4
horn, wing of an army
corona, coronae f1
crown, garland, circle
corpus, corporis n3
body
corripio, -ere, corripui, correptum 3/4
seize, hasten, criticise
corrumpo, -ere, corrippi, corruptum 3
corrupt, bribe, spoil
coruscus, -a, -um
waving, flashing
cotidianus, -a, -um
daily
cotidie
every day
cras
tomorrow
crastinus, -a, -um
of tomorrow
creber, crebra, crebrum
frequent, crowded, thick
crebro
frequently
credo, -ere, cedidi, creditum (v + dat)
believe, entrust, trust
creo, -are 1
create, elect
cresco, -ere, crevi, cretus 3
arise, grow
cretus, -a, -um
born from, sprung from
crimen, criminis n3
crime, criminal charge
crinis, crinis m3
hair
croecus, -a, -um
yellow, saffron coloured
cruciatus, cruciatus m4
crucifixion, torture, torment
crucio, -are 1
crucify, torture, torment
crudelis, -is, -e 3
cruel
crudelitas, crudelitatis f3
cruelty, savagery
cruentus, -a, -um
bleeding, covered in blood
cruor, cruoris, m3
blood
crus, cruris n3
leg
crux, crucis f3
cross, torment
cubiculum, cubiculi n2
bedroom
cubile, cubilis n3
bed
cubo, -are, cubui, cubitum 1
lie, recline, sleep
culmen, culminis n3
roof-top, summit
culpa, culpae f1
blame
culpo, -are 1
blame
cultus, cultus m4
ploughing, cultivation, care of, worship, refinement, clothing
cum
when, since, although, whenever
cum primum
as soon as
cum (pre + abl)
with, in company with
cunctatio, cunctationis f3
delay
cuncti, -ae, -a
all
cunctor, -ari 1 dep
delay, linger, haesitate
cupiditas, cupiditatis f3
desire, greed
cupido, cupidinis f3
desire, lust
cupidus, -a, -um
eager, desirous of, greedy for
cupio, -ere, cupivi, cupitum 3/4
desire, wish
cur?
why?
cura, curae f1
care, worry, concern
curae esse
to be a concern to, to worry
curia, curiae f1
senate-house
curo, -are 1
look after, see to it, tend
curro, -ere, cucurri, cursum 3
run
currus, currus m4
chariot
cursus, cursus m4
running, a run, race, course, race-course, way, passage
curvus, -a, -um
curved
custodia, custodiae f1
guarding, custody, guards
custodio, -ire 4
guard
custos, custodis m3
guard