| caballus | = | horse |
| caballus | = | steed |
| cactus | = | artichoke |
| cacumen | = | apex, peak |
| cadaver | = | cadaver, corpse |
| cadaver | = | corpse |
| cado | = | to fall, drop, plummet, topple |
| cæcare | = | dazzle |
| cæcus | = | blind |
| caecus | = | blind, sightless |
| cædere | = | butcher, slaughter, drop, overthrow |
| caedes | = | carnage |
| caedo | = | to fell, fall, be fruitless, kill |
| cælebs | = | single, unmarried |
| caelebs | = | celibate |
| caelestis | = | heavenly, celestial, noun, a god |
| caeli | = | skies, heavens, vault of heauen |
| caelitus | = | from heaven |
| cælum | = | heaven, sky |
| caelum | = | sky, heaven |
| cænum | = | mud, slime |
| cæpa | = | onion |
| cæremonia | = | ceremony, respect |
| cærimonia | = | ceremony, respect |
| cæruleus | = | green |
| caetera | = | the rest, that remaining |
| calamitas | = | calamity, misfortune, disaster, loss |
| calamitas | = | catastrophe |
| calamitosus | = | disastrous |
| calamus | = | anything made or reed -- pen, arrow, pipe, etc |
| calathus | = | basket |
| calautica | = | veil |
| calcar, -is | = | spur |
| calceata | = | paved road |
| calco | = | to tread, trample upon, tread under foot |
| calculus | = | pebble, stone |
| caleo | = | to be warmed, be inflamed |
| calere | = | glow, glow with heat |
| caliga | = | darkness, gloom, mist |
| caligo | = | darkness, murk, fog, mist |
| caligo | = | to make dizzy |
| caligo | = | to becloud, darken |
| calix | = | a vessel for drinking |
| calix | = | goblet |
| callide | = | skilfully, cleverly, cunningly, slyly, subtly |
| calliditas | = | cunning |
| callidus | = | clever, dextrous, experienced, skilful, cunning |
| caltha | = | marigold |
| calumnior | = | to accuse falsely |
| calvities | = | baldness |
| calvus | = | bald |
| calx | = | the heel, stone, pebble, lime, goal, aim |
| calx | = | lime |
| camelus | = | camel |
| camena | = | poetry |
| camena | = | poetry, poem, song |
| camera | = | vault, vaulted room, small boat |
| caminus | = | a forge, large hearth |
| campana | = | bell |
| campeador | = | champion of the field, victor |
| campester | = | flat, even, level, a plain |
| campitor | = | charger, battle-horse, war horse |
| campus | = | level place, field, plain |
| campus | = | plain |
| camur | = | curved, bent, hooked |
| canaba | = | cabin, hut, shack |
| canalis | = | channel, canal, pipe |
| cancer | = | crab, the direction south, heat of summer |
| cancer | = | crayfish |
| candela | = | taper, candle |
| candelabrum | = | lamp-stand |
| candeo | = | to shine, glow, grow brilliant, sparkle |
| candide | = | openly, clearly, candidly |
| candidus | = | blank, white |
| candidus | = | bright, shining, white |
| canere | = | sing |
| canis | = | dog |
| canistrum | = | bee-hive |
| canities | = | grey hair, old age |
| canna | = | reed, cane |
| canonicus | = | canonical, according to the canons, legal, lawful |
| canonus | = | canon, member of a cathedral chapter or canonry |
| canto | = | to sing |
| canus | = | blank, white |
| caper | = | goat |
| capere | = | get, lay hold of, pick up, take |
| capillago | = | hair |
| capillus | = | hair |
| capio | = | to rent, hire, seize, arrest |
| capio | = | to take, choose, attack, injure, comprehend |
| capistro | = | to halter, put a halter on a horse |
| capistrum | = | halter, harness, mazzle |
| capitagium | = | poll tax |
| capitale | = | cattle, possessions, chattels |
| capitulus | = | chapter, chapter meeting, chapter house |
| capra | = | chamois |
| capra | = | she-goat |
| caprea | = | roe |
| capreolus | = | roebuck |
| capreolus | = | chamois |
| Capricornus | = | Capricorn |
| capsa | = | box |
| captio | = | imprisonment |
| captivas | = | captivity |
| captivo | = | to take captive |
| captivus | = | captive |
| capto | = | to seize, catch at, strive after, desire, seek |
| capto | = | to grab, try to get, grab at |
| captus | = | a catching, taking, power or manner of comprehens |
| captus | = | taken, captured, prisoner |
| capulatio | = | decapitation |
| capulum | = | hilt |
| capulus | = | coffin, handle, hilt of a sword |
| caput | = | head, pate |
| caput ieiunius | = | Ash Wednesday |
| carbasa (-orum, n.) | = | flax, flaxen, made of flax |
| carbaseus | = | made of canvas |
| carbasum | = | canvas sail |
| carbasus | = | heteroclite |
| carbo | = | charcoal |
| carbonarius | = | a charcoal burner |
| carcer | = | prison, cell, jail, dungeon |
| carceres | = | the starting-place of a race course |
| carchesium | = | a goblet with handles, top of a mast, scuttle |
| cardiacus | = | of the stomach |
| cardo | = | [boundary] line, a line limiting a field by agrim |
| cardo duplex | = | a cardinal point, main consideration |
| cardo duplex | = | ends of the earth's axis |
| carduus | = | thistle |
| carectum | = | sedgy spot, place thick with rushes |
| careo | = | to feel the want of |
| careo (+ abl. of sep.) | = | be without, be deprived of, lack, want |
| careo (+ abl.) | = | to absent oneself from |
| carex (-icia) | = | rush, sedge |
| caries | = | rottenness, corruption, decay |
| carina | = | keel |
| carina | = | the keel of a ship, ship, vessel |
| cariosus | = | rotten, decayed |
| caris (-idia f.) | = | a kind of crab |
| caritas | = | charity |
| caritas | = | high price, high cost of living, dearness, affect |
| carmen | = | song |
| carmen | = | song, poem, prediction, incantation |
| carnero | = | steer, cow |
| carneus | = | made of flesh |
| carnifex | = | executioner, hangman |
| carnificina | = | the work of a hangman, execution, torture |
| carnifico | = | behead, mangle, mutilate |
| caro | = | flesh |
| caro (carnis f.) | = | flesh, meat |
| carpo | = | to pluck, seize, grab, lay hold of, hold on to |
| carptor | = | one who carves food |
| carruca | = | four-wheeled carriage |
| carrus | = | vehicle |
| carrus | = | four-wheeled baggage wagon |
| Carthaginiensis | = | Carthaginian |
| Carthago | = | Carthage |
| caruncula | = | small piece of flesh |
| carus | = | dear, expensive, lovely, valuable |
| carus | = | dear, beloved, costly, high-priced, expensive |
| caryota | = | date |
| casa | = | hut, cottage, cabin |
| casa | = | cabin, hut, shack |
| caseus | = | cheese |
| casia | = | a tree with an aromatic bark |
| casses | = | a net, trap, snare, spider's web |
| casses | = | spiderweb, snare, trap |
| cassida | = | a metal helmet |
| cassis | = | a metal helmet |
| cassis | = | helmet |
| casso | = | to bring to naught, destroy, annul, make void |
| casso | = | in vain |
| cassus | = | empty, hollow, [+ abl.] deuoid of, worthless |
| cassus | = | [+ abl.] to be devoid of whatever |
| castanea | = | a chestnut or chestnut |
| caste | = | purely, spotlessly, uprightly, chastely |
| castellani | = | garrison of a fortress |
| castellanus | = | relating to a fortress, castellan |
| castellatim | = | in single fortresses |
| castellum | = | castle, fortress, fort, citadel, shelter, refuge |
| castellum | = | fortification |
| castigatio | = | [-onis] punishment, reproof |
| castigator | = | one who punishes, reproves, corrects |
| castigatus | = | restrained, orderly, neat |
| castigo | = | reprove, chasten, punish, chastise, check |
| castimonia | = | purity, chastity, state of being unpolluted |
| castitas | = | chastity, pure, morally clean, unpolluted |
| castor | = | beaver |
| castra | = | [-orum] an encampment, temporary fortification |
| castra aestiva | = | summer camp, quarters, bivouac |
| castra hiberna | = | winter camp, quarters, station |
| castrare | = | castrate |
| castrensis | = | pertaining to a camp, military, disciplined |
| castro | = | castrate, enervate, weaken, unman, emasculate |
| castrum | = | fortress |
| castrum | = | fortification |
| castrum | = | castle, fort, fortress, fortified encampment |
| castus | = | chaste |
| castus | = | clean pure, chaste, pious |
| casualis | = | accidental, fortuitous |
| casula | = | chasuble, monk's cowl |
| casus | = | accident, chance, fortune |
| casus | = | accident, violent death |
| casus | = | downfall |
| casus | = | a falling, occasion, opportunity, event |
| catadupa | = | waterfall |
| cataracta | = | waterfall |
| catax | = | lame |
| catena | = | chain |
| catena | = | chain, fetters |
| caterva | = | crowd, troop, flock |
| catervatim | = | in troops, in masses |
| cathedra | = | pulpit |
| catholicus | = | Catholic, general, usual |
| cattus | = | cat |
| catus | = | cat |
| cauda | = | penis, tail |
| cauda | = | the tail of an animal |
| caulis | = | penis, stalk, stem |
| causa | = | case at law, case, law-suit, situation, condition |
| causa | = | cause, reason, motive, pretext, interest |
| causa | = | affair, business, business deal, case, matter |
| causa (in the abl.) | = | on account of, for the sake of |
| causidicus | = | advocate, pleader |
| cautela | = | caution, precaution, security |
| cautio | = | caution, care, foresight |
| cautor | = | guarantor |
| cautor | = | one who is on his guard, one who goes bond |
| cautus | = | [property] made safe, secured, fenced, secured by |
| cautus | = | circumspect |
| cautus | = | [persons] careful, cautious, [things] secure, mad |
| cavare | = | manorial task of cultivating, digging, ditching |
| cavea | = | hollow place, cavity, cave, pit |
| caveo | = | [cavi cautum] beware, avoid, look out for |
| caveo | = | +acc.= be on guard against, +ut+subj.=take care |
| caveo | = | give security, mortgage |
| caveo | = | +dat. of a person= take care of, provide for |
| caverna | = | hollow place, cavity, cave, cavern |
| cavo | = | hollow out, excavate, pierce, dig, cultivate. |
| cavum | = | a hollow, hole, cavity, pit, excavation |
| cavus | = | [-a, -um] hollow, empty |
| cavus | = | cavity, cave |
| cavus | = | hole, pit |
| cedo | = | to go, proceed, turn out, happen/go away |
| cedo (+ dat.) | = | give ground to, submit to, be inferior to |
| cedrus | = | cedar |
| celare | = | conceal, hide |
| celebratio | = | large crowd, audience, assembly |
| celebrer | = | adj, renowned, well known, popular, famous |
| celebris | = | celebrated |
| celebritas | = | crowd, multitude, celebration, fame, renown |
| celebrus | = | abounding in, rich in, much frequented, respected |
| celer | = | quick, swift, rapid, speedy, fast |
| celeritas | = | speed, swiftness, rapidity, quickness |
| celeriter | = | rapidly, quickly, swiftly, speedily |
| cella | = | room, store-room, garret |
| cellarius | = | adj. relating to a store-room, n. cellarer |
| celo | = | to hide, conceal, keep secret |
| celox | = | -ocis fast, rapid, swift, fleet |
| celsitudo | = | loftiness |
| celsus | = | elevated, lofty, arrogant, proud, haughty |
| cena | = | dinner, meal |
| cenaculum | = | garret, attic |
| ceno | = | to dine |
| censeo | = | argue, suggest, advise |
| censeo | = | censui, censum, estimate, assess, evaluate |
| censor | = | judge |
| censura | = | opinion, judgment |
| census | = | gifts, tax, annual render |
| census | = | -us, wealth, property, census |
| centrum | = | center, centre |
| centum | = | one hundred, 100 (undeclinable) |
| centum | = | hundred, one hundred |
| centum milia | = | hundred thousand |
| cerasus | = | cherry, cherry-tree |
| Cerberus | = | Cerberus |
| cercops | = | ape, monkey |
| cerealis | = | sacred to Ceres |
| Ceres | = | Ceres |
| cerevisia | = | ale, beer |
| cerno | = | to perceive |
| cerno | = | to separate, sift, distinguish, decide, resolve |
| cernuus | = | faling headlong |
| certamen | = | engagement, combat |
| certamen | = | contest, contention, rivalry of any kind |
| certe | = | certainly, no doubt, undoubtedly |
| certo | = | to struggle, fight |
| certo | = | to contend, settle, dispute, to settle by combat |
| certus | = | certain, sure |
| certus | = | determined |
| certus | = | undoubted, certain, sure, settled, resolved |
| certus | = | decided, definite |
| ceruchus | = | cord, rope, string |
| cerva | = | deer |
| cervisia | = | ale, beer |
| cervix | = | neck, back of the neck, nape |
| cervix | = | neck, boldness |
| cervus | = | stag, deer |
| cervus | = | deer |
| ceryx | = | herald |
| cesso | = | to leave off, cease, linger, delay |
| cetera | = | for the rest, otherwise |
| ceteri | = | the remaining, the rest, the others |
| ceterum (adv.) | = | otherwise, moreover, but |
| ceterus | = | the other, the rest |
| chalybs | = | steel |
| chalybs | = | steel, iron, sickel, sword |
| chaos | = | chaos, tangle |
| charitas | = | benevolence, offering |
| Charon | = | Charon |
| charta | = | letter, paper |
| charus | = | affectionate |
| Charybdis | = | Charybdis |
| charybdis | = | whirlpool |
| chelys | = | tortoise |
| Chimæra | = | Chimera |
| chirographum | = | autograph, person's own handwriting |
| chirurgia | = | surgery |
| chirurgus | = | surgeon |
| chorda | = | intestine, cord, string |
| chorus | = | troop |
| chrestus | = | slave |
| christianismus | = | Christianity |
| Christus | = | Christ |
| chryseus | = | gold, golden |
| chrysizon | = | gold-coloured, golden |
| chrysos | = | gold |
| cibaria | = | victuals |
| cibo | = | food for animals |
| cibus | = | food for men and animals |
| cicaro | = | darling |
| cicatrix | = | scar |
| Cicero | = | Cicero |
| cichorium | = | chicory |
| ciconia | = | stork |
| cicur | = | tame |
| cicuta | = | hemlock |
| cimeterium | = | cemetery, graveyard |
| cimex | = | bug, bedbug |
| ciminatio | = | accusation, calumny, charge |
| ciminosus | = | reproachful, slanderous |
| Cineres | = | Ash Wednesday |
| cinis | = | ash, cinder |
| circa | = | about, approximately, round, around |
| Circe | = | Circe |
| circumsto | = | to beset |
| circumvenio | = | to beset, assail |
| circumvenio | = | to come around, surround, cheat, defraud |
| circus | = | circus |
| cissus | = | ivy |
| citara | = | a harp |
| citatio | = | summons, call |
| citatus | = | summons, citation |
| citatus | = | quick, speedy |
| citius | = | speedily, quickly, rapidly |
| citivolus | = | swiftly flying |
| cito | = | to be moved, aroused |
| cito | = | to put into quick motion, quickened |
| cito | = | quickly, rapidly, speedily |
| civilis | = | civil, civic |
| civis | = | citizen, townsman, bourgeois, burgess |
| civitas | = | state, citzenship, city-state, city |
| clades | = | scourge |
| clam | = | secretly, in secret, stealthily. |
| clamare | = | cry out, scream, shout |
| clamito | = | to bawl out for |
| clamo | = | to call, shout, cry aloud, proclaim, declare |
| clamor | = | a shout, cry, loud call, outcry |
| clandestinus | = | secret |
| clangere | = | cry out, scream, shout |
| clango | = | to sound |
| clangor | = | sounding |
| claritas | = | brightness |
| claritudo | = | brightness |
| claro | = | to make bright or clear, make clear in the mind |
| clarus | = | clear, bright, renowned, famous, illustrious |
| classis | = | class |
| claudeo | = | to limp, halt, be lame, to hobble |
| claudico | = | to limp |
| claudo (clausus) | = | to confine, shut up, close, blockade, besiege |
| claudus | = | lame |
| claustrum | = | bolt, bar, prison, den, pen, enclosure, cloister |
| clavis | = | bolt, key, wrench |
| clavus | = | nail |
| clementer | = | compassionately, mercifully |
| clementia | = | indulgence, forbearance, humanity, mercy |
| clepere | = | steal |
| clepsere | = | steal |
| clericus | = | clergyman, pastor, priest |
| clibanus | = | oven, furnace, tray for bread making |
| clima | = | clime, region |
| clima | = | climate |
| clinamen | = | acclivity, hillside, slope |
| clivus | = | acclivity, hillside, slope |
| cloaca | = | sewer |
| clura | = | ape, monkey |
| clypeus | = | brazen shield |
| coacervo | = | to collect in a mass |
| coacto | = | to force, compel, coerce |
| coactu | = | by force, under compulsion |
| coactum | = | force, compulsion, coercion |
| coactus | = | constrained |
| coadunati | = | collected |
| coadunatio | = | a gathering together, a summing up, a uniting |
| coaduno | = | to collect |
| coaegresco | = | to become sick at the same time |
| coangusto | = | to confine |
| coarto | = | to confine |
| cochlea | = | snail, screw |
| cochleare | = | spoon |
| coemeterium | = | cemetery, graveyard |
| coepi | = | began, started, undertook, initiated |
| coepio | = | to begin, undertake |
| coepto | = | to begin, undertake |
| coeptum | = | undertaking |
| coerceo | = | surround, enclose, restrain, confine, regulate |
| cogitare | = | think |
| cogitatio | = | thorough consideration |
| cogitatus | = | thought |
| cogito | = | to think, ruminate, ponder, consider, plan |
| cognatio | = | kindred |
| cognatus (adj.) | = | related by blood (noun) |
| cognomen | = | surname, family name, nick-name |
| cognosco | = | to examine, inquire, learn |
| cogo | = | to compel, restrict, confine |
| cogo | = | to to force, compel, compress |
| cohaereo | = | to cling to, correspond to |
| cohaero | = | to cleave to |
| cohibeo | = | confine, restrain, hold back, repress |
| cohors | = | a yard, enclosure, troop, 1/10 of a legion |
| cohortor | = | to encourage, incite, exhort |
| coire | = | assemble, congregate, gather, meet |
| coitus | = | company |
| coleus | = | bag, sack |
| collator | = | contributor |
| collaudare | = | commend, laud, praise |
| collaudo | = | to praise very much, approve highly |
| collega | = | buddy, companion, comrade, pal, colleague |
| colligere | = | collect, gather, pick up |
| colligo | = | to bind |
| colligo | = | legi, lectum, to collect, gather together |
| collis | = | hill |
| colloco | = | to place, put, arrange |
| colloco | = | to station |
| colloquium | = | speech, conference |
| colluctatio | = | wrestling |
| colluctor | = | wrestle |
| collum | = | neck |
| colonia | = | colony, settlement |
| colonus | = | tiller of the soil, inhabitant |
| color | = | colour, dye |
| color | = | color, luster |
| coloratus | = | colored, dark-complexioned |
| coloro | = | to color |
| columba | = | dove, pigeon |
| columna | = | column, pillar |
| coma | = | hair of the head |
| coma | = | hair of the head, leaves, rays of light |
| coma | = | stalk |
| combibo | = | to drink up, suck in |
| comburo | = | to burn up, to ruin, consume |
| cometes | = | comet |
| comis | = | courteous, kind, friendly, obliging |
| comis | = | affable, friendly, good-natured, kind, obliging |
| comitatus | = | accompanied |
| comitatus | = | train, retinue, following, war band |
| comiter | = | courteously, in a kindly, friendly manner |
| comito | = | to accompany |
| comitto | = | to entrust, commit |
| commemoro | = | to remind, relate, mention, to keep in mind |
| commendo | = | to commit |
| commeo | = | To go up and down, back and forth, in and out |
| commercium | = | wares, [+ gen.] fellowship with |
| commessatio, onis | = | eating together |
| commilito | = | comrade, companion in war |
| comminor | = | to threaten |
| comminuo | = | to scatter, weaken, damage |
| comminus | = | hand to hand, in close combat |
| commisceo | = | to intermingle, join, mix |
| commiscere | = | to mingle |
| commissio | = | perpetration, execution, performance, action |
| commissum | = | undertaking, that which is entrusted |
| commissum | = | offence |
| committo | = | to place, intrust, join |
| commodo | = | to make fit, adapt, please, oblige, serve |
| commodo (+ acc.) | = | to furnish, lend, give |
| commodum | = | suitable time, opportunity, convenience, use |
| commodum | = | convenience, advantage, opportunity, comfort |
| commodum | = | profit, favorable condition, requirements |
| commodus | = | proper, fit, commodious |
| commodus | = | useful |
| commoneo | = | to remember, recollect |
| commoneo | = | to impress upon one. to remind |
| commoneo | = | to remind someone forcibly of somthing |
| commorantes | = | inhabitants |
| commoror | = | remain, stay, abide, linger |
| commoror | = | to sojourn, remain, inhabit |
| commotio | = | agitation |
| commotus | = | disordered, moved |
| commoveo | = | to move violently, disturb, shake, excite, upset |
| communico | = | to share |
| communis | = | common, general, run of the mill |
| communis | = | common, joint |
| comoedia | = | comedy |
| compaciscor | = | agreed upon |
| compacta | = | covenanted |
| compactor | = | constructor |
| compages | = | structure |
| compar | = | companion |
| comparere | = | appear, emerge, perform |
| comparo | = | to compare |
| compater | = | the godfather of a man's child |
| compatior | = | to suffer with one, feel pity, have compassion |
| compello | = | to to urge, address, speak to |
| compello | = | to drive together, collect, force, compel |
| compendiose | = | briefly |
| comperio | = | to disclose fully, find out with certainty |
| comperio | = | to learn, find out, ascertain |
| comperte | = | on good authority |
| compes | = | fetters |
| compesco | = | to restrain |
| compescor | = | to suppress, repress, check, restrain |
| compescor | = | to fasten together, hold in check, curb |
| competentia | = | agreement |
| competo | = | to be appropriate, suitable, fit |
| compitum | = | cross-road |
| complaceo | = | to be very pleasing to |
| complacitus | = | favorable |
| complector | = | compass |
| complectus | = | embrace, grasp |
| compleo | = | to fill up, man, bring up to strength, fulfil |
| compleo | = | to finish, complete |
| complere | = | fill, fill in, fill up |
| complex | = | confederate |
| complexo | = | encompass, embrace |
| complico | = | to fold together |
| compono | = | to adjust, [+ abl.] settle |
| compono | = | to put together, compose |
| compositio | = | composition, agreement, pact, arrangement |
| compositus | = | orderly, matching, made up of pieces |
| comprehendo | = | to to gather together, apprehend |
| comprehendo | = | to seize, arrest, take prisoner, catch red-handed |
| comprehendo | = | to embrace, take firmly, include, seize |
| comprehendo | = | to grasp, take together, unite, comprehend |
| comprimo | = | to hold back, hinder, keep to oneself |
| comprobo | = | to approve fully, to confirm, prove, establish |
| compromitto | = | to agree to refer to arbitration |
| comprovincialis | = | born in the same province |
| compte | = | elegantly, with ornament |
| comptus | = | a head-dress, a hairband |
| conamen | = | effort |
| conatus | = | exertion, effort, undertaking, impulse |
| concacare | = | soil |
| concateno | = | to link together, bind together |
| concavo | = | to hollow out |
| concedo | = | to concede, yield, allow, grant, withdraw |
| concepta | = | measures, capacity |
| concero | = | connect join, twine, join in conflict |
| concha | = | mussel, purple |
| conchylium | = | purple |
| concidere | = | destroy, quash |
| concido | = | to fall down, sink, perish, (wind) |
| concido | = | to be ruined, fail, cut up, cut down, destroy |
| concieo | = | to bring together, assemble |
| conciliare | = | acquire, attain, get, obtain |
| conciliator | = | mediator |
| concilio | = | to assemble, bring togethe |
| concilio | = | to make friendly, procure the favor, bring togeth |
| concilio | = | win over, reconcile, unite, cause |
| concilium | = | council |
| concilium | = | conciliation |
| concino | = | to sing together, celebrate |
| concio | = | to stir up |
| concipio | = | to take or lay hold of, receive, take in |
| concisus | = | cut up, broken, brief, concise |
| concitare | = | abet, agitate, incite, stir up |
| concite | = | quickly |
| concito | = | to move violently, stir up, excite, arouse |
| conclamo | = | to bewail as lost |
| conclave | = | bedroom |
| concludere | = | abstract, induce, gather, infer |
| concordare | = | fit together, harmonize |
| concordia | = | harmony, unity |
| concordia | = | concord, harmony, agreement |
| concordis | = | harmonious, united |
| concordo | = | to harmonize, unite |
| concremo | = | to consume, burn up |
| concresco | = | to take form, grow strong |
| concretio | = | growing-together |
| concruciare | = | torture |
| concubitus | = | copulation |
| conculco | = | to tread under foot, despise, oppress, suppress |
| conculco | = | to abuse, tread down, tread under foot |
| concupiscentia | = | avarice, covetousness |
| concupisco | = | to covet |
| concupisco | = | to covet, aim at, desire eagerly |
| concurro | = | to concur |
| concursus | = | charge, assembly |
| concussio | = | oppression, extortion |
| concutio | = | to strike together, shake, terrorize |
| concutio | = | to shake together, agitate, alarm, disturb |
| condeco | = | to meet |
| condemnare | = | condemn, sentence |
| condicio | = | condition, stipulation, terms |
| condico | = | to agree, fix, settle, make arrangements |
| condita | = | laid up store, foundation, establishment, making |
| conditor | = | creator |
| condo | = | erect, establish, build |
| condo | = | to store, place |
| condoleo | = | to suffer greatly |
| conduco | = | to conduct, lead forth |
| conduco | = | hire, employ for wages, among many other meanings |
| conduplicare | = | double |
| confero | = | discuss, debate, confer, betake oneself, devote |
| confero | = | to bring together, put together, collect |
| confestim | = | speedily, rapidly, immediately, without delay |
| confestim | = | without delay |
| confidenter | = | boldly, beyond a shadow of a doubt |
| confido | = | have confidence in, be confident of, rely upon |
| confido | = | to trust confidently, believe |
| configo | = | to transfix |
| confingo | = | to fabricate, make up |
| confinio | = | neighborhood, limit |
| confirmo | = | to confirm |
| confiteor confessus | = | to confess, own up, admit, acknowledge |
| conflictus | = | contest, impulse |
| confortari | = | to be strong |
| conforto | = | to strengthen much |
| conforto | = | to strengthen much, soothe |
| confraga | = | cracks |
| confugio | = | to take refuge in, have recourse to |
| confugo | = | to flee, have recourse to, take refuge |
| confundo | = | to bring into disorder, confounding, destroy |
| confundo | = | to pour together, mix, blend, confound, confuse |
| confusim | = | in a confused way, fumbling |
| confusio | = | a combining, blemish, disorder |
| confusio | = | mingling, mixture, confounding, confusion, disord |
| confusus | = | confused, disorderly, embarassed, troubled |
| confuto | = | supress, keep silent, convict |
| confuto | = | to confute, restrain, check, repress |
| confuto | = | to check, repress, stop, halt, turn back, silence |
| congelo | = | to congeal, harden, freeze |
| congeries | = | pile, mass |
| congero | = | to collect, compile |
| conglobo | = | to amass |
| congratulor | = | to rejoice |
| congredior | = | to accost |
| congredior navigio | = | to sail |
| congregatio | = | assembly, society, union |
| congrego | = | to gather together, assemble, convene |
| congrego | = | to assemble |
| congressio | = | hostile attack, coming together |
| congressus | = | encounter, assembly, meeting, congress |
| congressus | = | a meeting, association |
| congrue | = | adv, suitably |
| congruens | = | appropriate, proportioned |
| congruenter | = | harmoniously |
| congruo | = | coincide, agree, conform |
| congruus | = | agreeing, fit, suitable |
| congruus | = | appropriate, suitable |
| conicio | = | to hurl, throw, put together, conjecture |
| coniecto | = | to throw together, infer, guess, conclude |
| conitor | = | to press upon, to struggle to reach |
| coniunctio | = | conjunction |
| coniuratio | = | conspiracy, plot |
| coniuratus | = | conspirator, plotter |
| coniuro | = | to take an oath together, plot, conspire |
| conjugium | = | wedlock |
| conjugo | = | to unite |
| conjungo | = | to unite |
| conjuratio | = | confederacy |
| conjuratus | = | sworn |
| conjuro | = | to unite by an oath, conspire |
| conjux | = | consort |
| connecto | = | to join, bind |
| connexio | = | bond |
| connubialis | = | sexual |
| connubium | = | sexual union |
| conor | = | to undertake, try, venture, presume, attempt |
| conor | = | to try, endeavor |
| conqueror | = | to complain loudly |
| consanguinei | = | relations |
| conscendo | = | to ascend, mount, go up |
| conscendo navem | = | to embark |
| conscientia | = | conscience, consciouness, knowledge |
| conscindo | = | to tear in pieces |
| conscius | = | conscious of, aware of |
| conscius | = | privy to |
| conseco | = | to dismember, cut into pieces, chop up |
| consecro | = | to dedicate |
| consecro | = | to dedicate, consecrate, sanctify, to curse |
| consectatio | = | striving, pursuit |
| consenesco | = | to grow old, weak, feeble, infirm |
| consensio | = | agreement, harmony, cooperation, plot, conspiracy |
| consentaneus | = | suited to |
| consentio | = | to agree, consent, plot, conspire |
| consepio | = | to hedge in |
| consequens | = | according to reason |
| consequentia | = | consequential, relating |
| conservo | = | to preserve, conserve, maintain, keep, hold to |
| considero | = | to contemplate, inspect |
| considero | = | to look at, regard carefully |
| consido | = | to set down, settle |
| consiliarii | = | counsellors |
| consilio | = | intentionally, on purpose, designedly |
| consilium | = | deliberation, resolution, measure as in plan |
| consilium | = | advice, suggestion, wisdom, plan, purpose |
| consilium | = | deliberation, consultation, assembly, council |
| consimilis | = | similar |
| consisto | = | to take one's stand, stand still, stop, be posted |
| consisto (+ abl. etc.) | = | to be formed of, consist, stop, stay |
| consisto (+ in) | = | to depend on, rely on |
| consitor | = | sower, planter |
| consobrinus | = | maternal first cousin |
| consolatio | = | encouragement, amelioration, consolation |
| consolido | = | to make firm |
| consolo | = | to comfort |
| consonum | = | adj, n, harmonious |
| consors | = | companion, comradeship |
| consortio | = | partnership, company |
| conspergo | = | to sprinkle, bestrew |
| conspicio | = | to observe |
| conspicio | = | to catch sight of, perceive, behold, understand |
| conspicuus | = | striking |
| conspiratio | = | union |
| constans | = | steady, firm, unchanging, constant, unwavering |
| constans | = | constant |
| constanter | = | steadily, firmly, dependably |
| constantia | = | constancy, firmness, solidity |
| constat | = | it is certain |
| constipatus | = | surrounded |
| constituo | = | to arrange, decide, appoint, settle, found |
| constituo | = | to establish, appoint |
| constituo | = | to set up, place, establish, post, station |
| constituo | = | to fix, station, place, cause to stand, set |
| consto | = | to be established, stand firm, stop, endure |
| constrictio | = | to bind together, draw together |
| constringo | = | to fetter |
| constringo constrixi constric | = | to bind, confine, restrain |
| construo | = | to bring together |
| construprare | = | force, violate |
| constupator | = | ravisher, debaucher |
| constupro | = | to ravish, corrupt |
| consuasor | = | advisor, counselor |
| consuefacio | = | to accustom, acclimate, become used to |
| consuesco | = | to accustom, inure, habituate |
| consueta | = | customary, usual |
| consuetudo | = | custom, habit, way |
| consuetudo | = | custom, usage, habit, intimacy, familiar acquaint |
| consul | = | magistrate |
| consul | = | consul |
| consulatio | = | deliberation, inquiry, full consideration |
| consulo | = | to look to the interests of, come to a conclusion |
| consulo | = | to take counsel |
| consulo | = | to reflect, consider, ponder, reflect |
| consulo (+ dat.) | = | look to the interests of/consult, ask advice |
| consulto | = | to ask the advice of, consult |
| consulto | = | to consider carefully, weigh, ponder |
| consulto | = | to consult + acc |
| consultum | = | advice |
| consultum | = | decree |
| consumere | = | destroy, quash, consume, use up |
| consummatio | = | completion, summing up, adding up |
| consummo | = | to add together, sum up, make perfect, complete |
| consumo | = | to spend, employ, use up, finish, waste away |
| consumo | = | to devour |
| consuo consui consutum | = | to sew together, stitch |
| consurgo | = | to stand up, rise up, to arise, break out |
| contabesco | = | to waste slowly away, decline in health |
| contactus | = | touching, contact, contagion |
| contages | = | a touch, contact |
| contagio | = | infection |
| contagio contagium | = | contagion, infection, touching, contact |
| contamino | = | to pollute, infect |
| contamino | = | to defile |
| contego | = | to conceal |
| contego | = | to cover, shield, protect, defend |
| contemno | = | to defy |
| contemno | = | to think meanly of, despise, condemn, hate |
| contemplatio | = | survey, contemplation |
| contemplor | = | to mark out, regard, consider carefully, survey |
| contemplor | = | to observe |
| contemptim | = | contemptuously |
| contemptio | = | scorn, disdain, contempt |
| contemptus | = | despised, despicable, contemptible |
| contendo | = | to contend, strive, struggle, hasten |
| contendo | = | to compare, contrast, compete |
| contendo | = | to assert, maintain, shoot (a missile) |
| contente | = | eagerly, earnestly |
| contentio | = | controversy, straining |
| contentus | = | contented, satisfied |
| contentus | = | strained, stretched, eager, zealous |
| contero | = | to crush |
| conticeo | = | to be silent |
| conticinium | = | first part of the night, evening |
| contineo | = | to keep in, surround, contain, confine, include |
| contineo | = | to touch, reach, grasp, affect, infect |
| contineo | = | to hold, to keep togethere, to contian |
| contineo | = | to hold back, restrain |
| contineo | = | hold together, keep together, connect, join |
| contineo contigi, contectum | = | border on, befall (good luck) |
| contingo | = | to concern, meet with, attain |
| contingo | = | to touch, (intransitive) |
| contingo (contactum) | = | to touch closely, happen to, befall |
| continuo | = | to join (together), to be after |
| continuo | = | forthwith, without delay |
| continuo (adv.) | = | immediately, at once |
| continuus | = | connected together, continuous, uninterrupted |
| continuus | = | uninterrupted, next |
| contorqueo | = | to twist |
| contra | = | across from, against, in exchange for, opposed to |
| contra (+ acc.) | = | against |
| contradico | = | to speak against, oppose verbally, gainsay |
| contradictio | = | contradiction, opposition |
| contradictio | = | a speaking against, contradiction |
| contradictio | = | objection |
| contrado | = | to deliver together, or wholly |
| contraho | = | to gather together, assemble, draw up, unite |
| contraho | = | to conclude (an agreement), to reduce, contract |
| contrarius | = | contrary, opposed |
| contrecto | = | to touch, handle, feel |
| contremisco | = | to tremble, shake, quake, be afraid of |
| contremo | = | to tremble, shake |
| contricio | = | crushing, contrition |
| contristo | = | to sadden, afflict, damage (of crops) |
| contristo | = | to make sad or gloomy |
| contubernium | = | band of armed retainers |
| contumacia | = | arrogance |
| contumax | = | insolent |
| contumelia | = | blow |
| contumeliose | = | insolently |
| contundo | = | to pound |
| conturbo | = | to derange |
| conturbo | = | to confuse, scatter, throw into confusion |
| convalesco | = | to grow strong, gain strength |
| convello | = | to shatter |
| conveniens | = | agreeing, accordant |
| convenienter | = | consistently |
| convenio | = | to join together, come together |
| convenire | = | assemble, congregate, gather, meet |
| conventio | = | covenant, assembly |
| conventus | = | assembly |
| conventus | = | coming tohether, assembly, union, congress |
| conversatio | = | way, manner of life, monastic life |
| conversatio | = | frequent abode in a place |
| converso | = | to abide |
| converto | = | to convert |
| converto | = | to transform |
| converto | = | to turn around, cause to turn |
| convinco | = | to overcome, conquer |
| convinco | = | to overcome, to demonstrate |
| conviva | = | guest |
| convoco | = | to call together, convene |
| convulsus | = | shattered |
| cooperio | = | covered wholly |
| cophinus | = | basket |
| copia | = | abundamce, supply |
| copia | = | abundant supply |
| copia cornu | = | fruitful and abundant supply |
| copiae copie | = | supplies, troops, forces |
| copiose | = | fully, at length, copiously |
| copiosus | = | wealthy, rich, abundantly provided, well-equipped |
| copiosus | = | well supplied, plentiful |
| copula | = | bond |
| copulo or copulor | = | to couple |
| cor | = | soul, heart |
| corax | = | raven |
| Corbeiam | = | Corbie |
| corium | = | leather |
| corium | = | skin |
| cornix | = | crow |
| cornu | = | horn |
| corollarium | = | flower-garland |
| corona | = | crown, diadem |
| corporeus | = | fleshly |
| corpus | = | body |
| correptio | = | reproof |
| correptius | = | more shortly |
| corrigia | = | rein |
| corrigo | = | to correct |
| corrigo (correctum) | = | to make correct, make right |
| corripio | = | to seize, snatch up, steal, (of a disease) |
| corroboro | = | to strengthen |
| corrumpere | = | bribe |
| corrumpo | = | to break up, destroy, annihilate, spoil, weaken |
| corrumpo (documents) | = | to falsify, (character) |
| corruo | = | to fall to the ground, sink down, be ruined |
| corruo | = | to tumble |
| corruptio | = | downtumble, seduction, bribery |
| cortex | = | bark, husk, peel, shell |
| Corturiacum | = | Courtrai |
| corusco | = | to glitter, glittering |
| coruscus (a) | = | flashing, twinkling, shaking, trembling |
| corvus | = | raven |
| cos | = | whetstone |
| cotidiano | = | daily |
| cotidianus | = | daily |
| cotidie | = | daily |
| cotidie | = | daily, every day |
| coturnix | = | quail |
| Courtacum | = | Courtrai |
| coutor | = | to associate with, have dealings with |
| coxa | = | hip |
| coxendix | = | hip |
| crapula | = | wine-drinking, intoxication, drunkenness |
| crapula | = | drunkenness |
| cras | = | tomorrow |
| cras (adv.) | = | tomorrow, on the morrow |
| crassus | = | fat, fatty, greasy |
| crastinus | = | of the morrow, the morrow |
| crastinus | = | of tomorrow |
| creare | = | create |
| creator | = | creator, founder |
| creatura | = | creature, servant |
| creber | = | thick, frequent, numerous |
| crebra | = | frequent, repeated |
| crebresco | = | to to become frequent |
| crebro | = | repeatedly, often, one after the other |
| credere | = | have faith, have faith in, trust, believe, deem |
| credo | = | to believe, trust, commit, trust in, rely on |
| credo | = | to believe |
| credulitas | = | easiness of belief, just belief |
| credulus | = | full of confidence |
| cremo | = | to consume by fire |
| creo | = | to create, make |
| creperum | = | darkness |
| crepido (-inis) | = | foundation, base, pedestal, pier, quay |
| crepitaculum | = | a rattle |
| crepito (-are) | = | to rattle, creak, rustle |
| creptio | = | taking by force, seizure |
| crepundia | = | a toy, rattle, plaything |
| crepusculum | = | dusk, twilight |
| crescere | = | grow |
| cresco (cretum) | = | to grow, increase, expand, spring forth, arise |
| creta | = | chalk |
| Creta | = | Crete |
| creta | = | chalk, fuller's earth |
| cretatus | = | chalked, in white |
| cretosus | = | abounding in chalk |
| cretus | = | descended from |
| cribellare | = | sift |
| cribrare | = | sift |
| cribro | = | to sift |
| cribrum | = | sieve |
| crimen | = | guilt |
| crimen | = | accusation, blame, fault, guilt |
| crimen | = | an accusation, charge, fault, guilt, crim |
| crimen | = | cause of a crime |
| criminatio | = | accusation, charge, calumny |
| criminator | = | accuser |
| criminor | = | to accuse, complain of |
| criminose | = | reproachfully |
| criminosus | = | slanderous, reproachful |
| crines | = | hair, locks |
| crinis | = | hair |
| crinis | = | hair, tail of comet, rays of sun |
| crinitus | = | long haired |
| crispans | = | wavy, curly |
| crispo (-are) | = | to curl, move rapidly, brandish, wave |
| crispus | = | curly-haired, curly, trembling, quivering, shakin |
| crista | = | crest, plume, rooster's comb |
| cristatus | = | crested, plumed |
| croceus | = | yellow, golden, saffron-colored, of saffron |
| crocinus | = | yellow, saffron-colored, saffron oil |
| crocodilus | = | crocodile |
| crocotula | = | saffron-colored robe |
| crocus | = | crocus, saffron, yellow, saffron-colored |
| crotalia | = | ear-rings |
| cruciamentum | = | torture, torment |
| cruciare | = | crucify |
| cruciatus | = | torture, torment |
| crucio | = | to torture, torment |
| crucio | = | to be afflicted |
| crudelis | = | cruel |
| crudelitas | = | cruelty, inhumanity |
| crudeliter | = | cruelly |
| crudeliter | = | in a cruel manner |
| crudesco | = | to become violent, become hard |
| cruditas | = | an overly full stomach |
| crudus | = | crude, raw, rough, uncooked, unripe |
| crudus | = | green, fresh, immature, untimely, undigested |
| crudus | = | bleeding, raw, uncooked, unripe, unprepared food |
| cruento | = | to make bloody, stain with blood |
| cruentus | = | bloody, bloodthirsty, blood-red |
| crumens | = | bag, purse, funds, store of cash |
| cruor | = | blood, gore |
| crur, cruris | = | leg, shank, shin, also foot |
| crus | = | leg, paw |
| crus | = | shin |
| crusta | = | rind, peel, bark, shell, inlay, embossing |
| crusta | = | crust |
| crustulum | = | pastery, cookie |
| crustum | = | bread, cake |
| crux | = | cross |
| crux crucis | = | cross |
| crypta | = | vault, grotto, covered gallery |
| crystallinus | = | of crystal |
| crystallinus | = | crystal |
| crystallus | = | crystal |
| cubans | = | sloping |
| cubare | = | lie, recline |
| cubicularis | = | pertaining to a bedroom |
| cubicularius | = | bed-chamber servant, chamberlain |
| cubiculum | = | bedroom, sleeping chamber |
| cubiculum | = | bedroom |
| cubile | = | bed, (marriage bed), lair, den, nest |
| cubitalis | = | a cubit long |
| cubito | = | to lie down often |
| cubitum | = | the elbow, a cubit |
| cubitum ire | = | to go to bed, retire |
| cubitus | = | elbow |
| cubo | = | to lie down, recline, be ill in bed |
| cubus | = | die |
| cuculla | = | cowl |
| cuculus | = | cuckoo, fool |
| cucumis | = | cucumber |
| cucurbita | = | gourd, pumpkin, squash, fool |
| cucus | = | cuckoo, fool |
| cui (fem. sing. dat.) | = | IN WHICH (province) |
| cui (masc. sing. dat.) | = | TO WHOM did you give it? |
| cui (neut. sing. dat.) | = | (the monster), TO WHOM the cattle belonged |
| cuius (fem. sing. gen.) | = | (the queen), the vices OF WHOM were many |
| cuius (masc. sing. gen.) | = | (the saint) |
| cuius (neut. sing. gen) | = | (the building) |
| cuiusmodi | = | of what kind |
| culmen | = | summit, pillar |
| culpa | = | fault |
| culpa | = | blame, fault, guilt |
| culpa | = | fault, blame, (esp. aginst chastity) |
| culpo | = | to blam, censure, accuse |
| cultellus | = | a little knife |
| cultor | = | cultivator, worshipper |
| cultor | = | cultivator, planter, with gen.= resident |
| cultura | = | cultivation |
| cultus | = | worship, reverence, splendor |
| culus | = | anus |
| cum | = | with |
| cum (prep + abl.) | = | with |
| cum (with indicative) | = | when |
| cum (with subjunctive) | = | when, as, while, since, although |
| cumba | = | boat |
| cumulatius | = | in rich abundance |
| cumulo | = | to heap |
| cumulus | = | surplus |
| cunabula | = | cradle |
| cunae | = | nest for young birds |
| cunctatio | = | delay |
| cunctator | = | delayer, procrastinator |
| cunctor | = | to delay, impede, hold up |
| cunctus | = | all, all collectively, the whole |
| cuneus | = | troops drawn up for battle in the shape of a wedg |
| cuniculus | = | rabbit |
| cupa | = | barrel |
| cupiditas | = | greed |
| cupiditas | = | ambition, avarice, party spirit, eager desire |
| cupido | = | passion, desire, wantining, yearning, longing |
| cupidus | = | eager for |
| cupio | = | to desire, long for/to |
| cupio | = | to desire, wish, long for, desire |
| cuppedia | = | delicacies, candies, sweetmeats |
| cupressus | = | cypress, cyrpess wood, a cypress-wood casket |
| cupressus | = | cypres |
| cur | = | why, wherefore |
| cur | = | what for, why |
| cur? | = | why? |
| cura | = | concern |
| cura | = | care, concern |
| cura | = | management, administration, care, concern, charge |
| curatio | = | attention, medical attention, healing, curing |
| curator | = | guardian, overseer |
| curia | = | court |
| curiositas | = | curiosity, inquisitiveness, nosiness |
| curiosus | = | careful, attentive, curious, inquisitive |
| curis quris | = | a spear |
| curo | = | to care for, trouble about, pay attention to |
| curo | = | manage, administer, provide money |
| curo | = | to [+ negative] care nothing for |
| curo (+gerundive) | = | to see to a thing being done, cure, rest |
| currere | = | run |
| curriculum | = | career |
| curriculum | = | a running, race, lap around the track, course |
| currus | = | cart, a plow with wheels |
| cursim | = | hastily, quickly, rapidly |
| cursito | = | to run up and down |
| curso | = | to run back and forth |
| cursor | = | runner, carrier, messenger |
| cursus | = | a race, a running, race course, race track |
| cursus | = | course |
| curto | = | to shorten, abbreviate |
| Curtracus | = | Courtrai |
| curtus | = | shortened, mutilated, defective, gelded |
| curvo | = | to bend, arch, curve, influence |
| curvo | = | to bow |
| curvus | = | arched, bent, bowed, curved, crooked, wrong |
| cuspis | = | spear |
| cuspis | = | point, the pointed end, spear, javelin, cooking s |
| custodela | = | guard |
| custodia | = | protection, custody |
| custodia | = | guardianship |
| custodia | = | guard |
| custodiae custodie | = | guards, wardens |
| custodio | = | to guard |
| custodio | = | watch over, observe |
| custos | = | guard |
| custos (custodis) | = | guardian, keeper, watchman, attendant, guard, spy |
| cutis | = | skin |
| cyathus | = | goblet |
| cyclicus | = | circuitous |
| cycnus | = | swan |
| cylindrus | = | cylinder, roller |
| cymba | = | boat |
| cymbium | = | tuna, tuna-fish, tunny |
| cyparissus | = | cypres |