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11597 Ergebnisse caustice, caustices f a caustic plant, called scelerata in pure Latin camelopodion, camelopodii n a plant, camel’s-foot, horehound compartior 4 be made partaker of conterminus, contermina, conterminum bordering upon, neighboring, having a common border conscreor 1 clear the voice, hawk much, clear my throat, cough confuse confusedly, without order, disorderly communico 1 divide a thing with one, communicate, impart, share, join to an equal part, unite, have intercourse with an inferior, make common, make low, make base, contaminate, defile caldamentum, caldamenti n fermentation, , warm compress, warm poultice compitalia, compitalium n festival, annually celebrated at cross-roads (compita) in honor of the Lares crementum, crementi n growth, increase convivas opperior guests expect collumino 1 illuminate on all sides collabefacto 1 make to reel, make to shake, make to totter contraria inter se opposites, contrasts comicus, comica, comicum pertaining to comedy, comic, represented in comedy corvinus, corvina, corvinum pertaining to the raven, raven- circumtollo 3 remove on every side criminose reproach fully, slanderously capulum, capuli n sarcophagus, bier, sepulchre, tomb capulus, capuli m sarcophagus, bier, sepulchre, tomb, handle, hilt of a sword, halter for catching cattle, lasso, catch rope conditus, condita, conditum seasoned, savory, polished, ornamented conclaudo 3 shut up closely, close up, enclose, confine colluctor 1 struggle with, contend with, wrestle with caurio 4 the natural sound of the rutting panther chromatice, chromatices f the science of the chromatic harmony cereum funale wax torch, wax flare consomnio 1 cataphasis, cataphasis f confabulatus, confabulatus m cynodon, cynodontis cynodus, cynodontis c commodo alicui aliquid contineor aliqua re be enclosed by something convellor 3 contract cibos ambulatione perficio crataegum, crataegi n certissimum signum amoris conquaterno 1 consuetudo, consuetudinis f cena terrestris contemporalis, contemporalis m a contemporary crotaphos, crotaphi m a pain in the temples colorabilis, colorabile chromatic colorarius, colorarii m chromatic crudele cruelly conspolium, conspolii n kind of sacrificial cake Corybantius, Corybantia, Corybantium of the Corybantes caurinus, caurina, caurinum of the north-west wind comitium, comitii n place for the assembling of the Romans voting by the curiœ situated near the Forum, any place of assembly Caudium, Caudii n small but ancient city of Samnium coctilia, coctilium n very dry wood, that burns without smoke cephus, cephi m , a kind of monkey, coracesia, coracesiae f , a magical herb said to make water freeze cryptarius, cryptarii m , a superintendent of vaults, comitiatus, comitiatus m , an assembly of the people in the comitia, crimen ad me revoco , bring the accusation upon oneself, comas como , comb one's hair, comas pecto , comb one's hair, contessero 1 , contract friendship by means of the tesserae cotidiano , daily, everyday, cloacarium, cloacarii n , duty paid for conducting the private sewers into the public ones or for maintaining and cleansing the sewers, censum ago , hold the treasury, hold the census, circumteneo 2 , keep around, possess, clavicularius, clavicularii m , key-keeper, jailer, chamaedracōn, chamaedracontos m , kind of African serpent, ground-serpent, condepso 3 , knead together, caput litterarum , main content of the scripture confervefacio 5 , make glowing, make melting contractor, contractoris m , one who makes a contract, contractor, complanator, complanatoris m , one who makes level, commeio 3 , pissing, conicio 5 , put together logically, connect, draw a conclusion from collected particulars, conclude, infer, conjecture, censoria subscriptio , reasoned indication of the censorial reprimand, casses pono , stretch the nets confine, confinis n , that which borders upon, boundary, border, confine, neighborhood, catumeum, catumei n (a kind of) sacrificial cake, offering cake comitia, comitiorum n (deciding) people's assembly communis salutis inimicus (politically) radical Cydippe, Cydippes f 1) the mistress of Acontius, 2) a Nereid cursus impedimentorum centum decem metrorum 110 meters hurdles, 110 meter hurdle race conserva, conservae f a (female) fellow-slave conscius, conscii m a (male or female) participant in a thing, an accessory, accomplice, confidant comessatio, comessationis f a Bacchanalian revel, and the succeeding nocturnal procession with torches and music, revelling, rioting comisatio, comisationis f a Bacchanalian revel, and the succeeding nocturnal procession with torches and music, revelling, rioting comissatio, comissationis f a Bacchanalian revel, and the succeeding nocturnal procession with torches and music, revelling, rioting cacozelus, cacozeli m a bad imitator cacozelia, cacozeliae f a bad, faulty, awkward imitation componitur a balance is achieved, a balance is reached, one compares consuetudo, consuetudinis f a being accustomed, custom, habit, use, usage, customary right, usage as a common law, social intercourse, companionship, familiarity, conversation, intercourse in love curvatio, curvationis f a bending curvamen, curvaminis n a bending, bend, vaulting curvamentum, curvamenti n a bending, bend, vaulting curvatura, curvaturae f a bending, rounding, bend, vault conexio, conexionis f a binding together, close union, an organic union, conclusion, a logical sequence, syllable constrictio, constrictionis f a binding together, drawing together, binding, stopping of the bowels cinnamolgos, cinnamolgi m a bird in Arabia cinnamolgus, cinnamolgi m a bird in Arabia cerceris a bird living in the water and on land circanea, circaneae f a bird so named from its circular flight ciris, ciris f a bird conca, concae f a bivalve shell-fish, mussel, pearl-oyster, pearl, purple-fish, mussel-shell, snail-shell, Triton’s trumpet, in form like a snail-shell, object in the form of a mussel-shell, vessel for holding oil, unguents, salt, the female pudenda concha, conchae f a bivalve shell-fish, mussel, pearl-oyster, pearl, purple-fish, mussel-shell, snail-shell, Triton’s trumpet, in form like a snail-shell, object in the form of a mussel-shell, vessel for holding oil, unguents, salt, the female pudenda cognata, cognatae f a blood relative, kinswoman cognatus, cognati m a blood-relation, kinsman conspiratio, conspirationis f a blowing together, breathing together, an agreement in feeling, agreement in opinion, union, unanimity, concord, harmony, plotting, plot, mutiny, conspiracy, the conspirators, body of conspirators conspiratus, conspiratus m a blowing together, breathing together, an agreement in feeling, agreement in opinion, union, unanimity, concord, harmony, plotting, plot, mutiny, conspiracy, the conspirators, body of conspirators cumatile, cumatilis n a bluish garment confractio, confractionis f a breach, rupture confractura, confracturae f a breach, rupture confractus, confractus m a breach, rupture clades, cladis f a breaking, beating, dashing to pieces, destruction, devastation, injury, mischief, harm, misfortune, disaster, loss, detriment, calamity, disaster, defeat, overthrow, discomfiture, massacre, destroyer, scourge, pest, corruption congestio, congestionis f a bringing together, a heaping up, accumulation, that which is heaped up, heap, mass, pile collatus, collatus m a bringing together, attack, contributing to knowledge, teaching conductio, conductionis f a bringing together, uniting, spasm, convulsion, hiring, farming chlamus, chlamudis f a broad, woollen upper garment worn in Greece, a Grecian military cloak, a state mantle chlamyda, chlamydae f a broad, woollen upper garment worn in Greece, a Grecian military cloak, a state mantle chlamys, chlamydis f a broad, woollen upper garment worn in Greece, a Grecian military cloak, a state mantle clamis, clamidis f a broad, woollen upper garment worn in Greece, a Grecian military cloak, a state mantle clamys, clamydis f a broad, woollen upper garment worn in Greece, a Grecian military cloak, a state mantle castellum omnium scelerum a bulwark of all crimes, a refuge of all crimes crematio, cremationis f a burning, consuming by fire, cremation captivus, captivi m a captive in war, captive, prisoner carmen, carminis n [2] a card, for wool or flax circumlatio, circumlationis f a carrying around convectio, convectionis f a carrying together, a bringing together consummatio, consummationis f a casting up, a reckoning together, a summing up, summary view, union, accumulation, a comprehending, a connecting together, a finishing, a completing, a accomplishing, consummation convolvolus, convolvoli m a caterpillar that wraps itself up in a leaf, web caterpillar, bind-weed convolvulus, convolvuli m a caterpillar that wraps itself up in a leaf, web caterpillar, bind-weed causa testimoniis communita a cause secured by credentials Cyprianus, Cypriani m a celebrated Church father of the third century, bishop at Carthage Cyllaros, Cyllari m a Centaur, horse of Pollux, given to him by Juno Cyllarus, Cyllari m a Centaur, horse of Pollux, given to him by Juno certa nota iudicandi a certain criterion for the judgment commutatio fit a change occurs, a change takes place crepundia, crepundiorum n a child’s rattle, amulet, rattling musical instruments chimaera est animal, quod constat e materia genetica humana et ex cellulis ovariis animalium a chimaera is a living being composed of human genetic material and animal oocytes, , a fabulous monster in Lycia, which vomited fire; in front a lion, in the hinder part a dragon, and in the middle a goat; slain by Bellerophon Christianus, Christiani m a Christian, a Christian clergyman chroma, chromatis n a chromatic scale circumventio, circumventionis f a circumventing, defrauding Cutina, Cutinar f a city of the Vestini caelum imbribus foedum a climate nasty because of its rains cusor, cusoris m a coiner of money collectio, collectionis f a collecting together, collecting, acquiring, summing up of things said, short repetition, recapitulation, summary, argumentation, reasoning, syllogism, conclusion, inference, swelling, tumor, abscess coactio, coactionis f a collecting, calling in coniugatio, coniugationis f a combining, connecting, mingling, mixture, conjugation, syllogism congressus, congressus m a coming together, going together, friendly meeting, social assembly, conference, conversation, close union, combination, carnal union, copulation, judicial contest coitus, coitus m a coming together, meeting together, assembling, assemblage, crowd, company, uniting, joining together, combination, sexual intercourse, coition, ingrafting coitio, coitionis f a coming together, meeting together, meeting, uniting, banding together, conspiracy, plot, coalition, sexual intercourse, coition civitas conficientissima litterarum a community that loves to note everything accurately, a writerly community comparatio militum fit a comparison of the soldiers is made certamen inter quosdam contrahitur a competition develops between some of them coitio facta est a compromise was reached commanipularis, commanipularis m a comrade who is in the same manipulus commanipulo, commanipulonis m a comrade who is in the same manipulus commanipulus, commanipuli m a comrade who is in the same manipulus commanuplius, commanuplii m a comrade who is in the same manipulus commanuplus, commanupli m a comrade who is in the same manipulus conmanipularis, conmanipularis m a comrade who is in the same manipulus certa definitaque causa a concrete legal case, a specific legal case condemnatio, condemnationis f a condemning concrescentia, concrescentiae f a condensing condensatio, condensationis f a condensing, condensation confessio, confessionis f a confession, acknowledgment, a creed, avowal of belief, acknowledgment of Christ, acknowledgment of Christ under torture, torture, suffering for religion’s sake confinium, confinii n a confine, common boundary, limit, border, neighborhood, nearness, close connection, confines, boundaries consolidatio, consolidationis f a confirming of ownership, establishing of ownership coniectatio, coniectationis f a conjecturing, guessing, conjecture, surmise copulatus, copulatus m a connecting together, joining together consequens, consequentis n a consequence consolatio, consolationis f a consoling, consolation, comfort, a consolatory discourse, a consolatory treatise, an encouraging, an encouragement, an alleviating consona, consonae f a consonant consonans, consonantis f a consonant coquitatio, coquitationis f a continuous cooking convocatio, convocationis f a convoking, calling together, assembling together cabus, cabi m a corn-measure, answering to the χοῖνιξ curculio, curculionis m a corn-worm, weevil, membrum virile, gurgler, gurgling person corruptio, corruptionis f a corrupt condition, corruption corruptio, corruptionis f a corrupting, spoiling, seducing, bribery copulatio, copulationis f a coupling, joining, connecting, uniting cuculio, cuculionis m a covering for the head, cap, hood cucullio, cucullionis m a covering for the head, cap, hood, conical wrapper, conical case cucullus, cuculli m a covering for the head, cap, hood, conical wrapper, conical case cuculla, cucullae f a covering, cap, hood, conical wrapper, conical case cancer et hoc et illoc quadrat a crab fits here and there creatio, creationis f a creating, producing, begetting, an electing to an office, choice cardamina, cardaminae f a cress-like plant criticus, critici m a critic coetus alienigenarum velut captivitas infertur a crowd of strangers is imposed like a captivity conglomeratio, conglomerationis f a crowding together, an assembly constipatio, constipationis f a crowding together, dense crowd cultura, culturae f a cultivating, care, cultivation, agriculture, tillage, husbandry, care, culture, a honoring, a courting, flattering cucurbitatio, cucurbitationis f a cupping curia, curiae f a curia or court, one of the thirty parts into which Romulus divided the Roman people coronis, coronidis f a curved line or flourish formed with a pen, which writers or transcribers were accustomed to make at the end of a book or chapte cubital, cubitalis n a cushion for leaning on, elbow-cushion caesa, caesae f a cut circumcisura, circumcisurae f a cutting around cisorium, cisorii n a cutting instrument consectio, consectionis f a cutting to pieces, a cleaving to pieces concisio, concisionis f a cutting, cutting to pieces, destruction, mutilation, separating of a sentence into short divisions or clauses Cyclops, Cyclopis m a Cyclops Cynicus, Cynici m a Cynic philosopher, a Cynic chryselectros, chryselectri f a dark-yellow precious stone, amber-colored hyacinth contenebratio, contenebrationis f a darkening consilium mihi captum est a decision was made by me corpus infirmum annis a decrepit body clades bello Gallico accepta a defeat suffered in the Gallic War comperendinatio, comperendinationis f a deferring of the time (of trial) to the third day or later, delay comperendinatus, comperendinatus m a deferring of the time (of trial) to the third day or later, delay cunctamen, cunctaminis n a delaying, hesitating contatio, contationis f a delaying, lingering, tarrying, delay, hesitation, doubt cunctatio, cunctationis f a delaying, lingering, tarrying, delay, hesitation, doubt contemptus, contemptus m a despising, contemning, contempt, scorn contemptio, contemptionis f a despising, disregard, contempt, scorn, disdain circumfossura, circumfossurae f a digging round corcus, corci m a disease of the chest Calamis, Calamĭdis m a distinguished Greek sculptor and artificer in metals capreida, capreidae f a diuretic plant concisura, concisurae f a dividing, distributing, hollow, chink, cleft congeminatio, congeminationis f a doubling, an embracing corrivatio, corrivationis f a drawing together of streams of water constrictura, constricture f a drawing together contractus, contractus m a drawing together, shrinking, wrinkling, an entering upon an affair,a transacting of an affair, contract, agreement conscriptio, conscriptionis f a drawing up in writing, a composing, composition, a representation, treatise, writing, a levying of troops curmi n (indecl.) a drink made from grain circumpotatio, circumpotationis f a drinking around in a funeral meal caucus, cauci m a drinkingvessel commensus, commensus m a due proportion, a due measure, symmetry commoratio, commorationis f a dwelling, tarrying, abiding, lingering, sojourning, delaying, dwelling upon some important point, abiding place casus, casus m a falling, falling down, fall, overthrow, throwing down, destruction, end, moral fall, false step, error, change from a higher to a lower condition, occurrence, event, accident, chance, misfortune, emergency, occasion, opportunity, adverse event, misfortune, mishap, calamity conflatio, conflationis f a fanning, kindling, stirring up coepulonus, coepuloni m a fellowbanqueter, companion at a feast crotalistria, crotalistriae f a female castanet dancer, a (rattling) stork creditrix, creditrici f a female creditor, lender, creditor cymbalistria, cymbalistriae f a female cymbal-player curatrix, curatricis f a female guardian, supervisor, caregiver, superintendent corollaria, corollariae f a female merchant of flower-garlands, title of a drama of Nævius condiscipula, condiscipuliae f a female school-fellow copa, copae f a female tavern-keeper and castanet-dancer, who exhibited her arts in her ale-house codeta, codetae f a field overgrown with horsetail constantia, constantiae f a firm standing, steadiness, firmness, immutability, unchangeableness, constancy, perseverance, agreement, harmony, symmetry, consistency, firmness of character, steadfastness, immovability, self-possession ciris, ciris f a fish into which Scylla, the daughter of Nisus, was changed cirris, cirridis f a fish into which Scylla, the daughter of Nisus, was changed classis centum navium a fleet of one hundred ships concasus, concasus m a folding up continuatio, continuationis f a following of one thing after another, unbroken series, connection, continuation, succession, uninterrupted succession, a period certamen proeliale a formal fight castellum cognomento Volandum a fortress called Volandum Cyrene, Cyrenes f (3) a fountain in Thessaly Cyane, Cyanes f a fountain near Syracuse cyprinum, cyprini n a fragrant oil, made from the blossoms of the cyprus, cyprus-oil, cyprus-ointment canis timidus vehementius latrat quam mordet a frightened dog barks more terribly than it bites consutum, consuti n a garment stitched together crithologia, crithologiae f a gathering of barley colisatum, colisati n a Gaulish chariot] collis clementer et molliter adsurgens a gently rising hill collis leniter acclivis a gently rising hill cantharida, cantharidae f a genus of beetle, the (very poisonous) Spanish fly, worm injurious to the vine and rose cantharis, cantharidis f a genus of beetle, the (very poisonous) Spanish fly, worm injurious to the vine and rose condonatio, condonationis f a giving away coruscamen, coruscaminis n a glittering, a flash coruscatio, coruscationis f a glittering, a flash, coruscation collesis, collesis f a gluing together conglutinatio, conglutinationis f a gluing together, cementing together, a joining together circumgressus, circumgressus m a going about, compass, circuit of a thing commeatus, commeatus m a going to and fro, passing freely, going at will, place through which one can pass back and forth, thoroughfare, passage, leave of absence from one’s station for a definite time, furlough chrysites, chrysitae m a gold-colored precious stone chrysocephalos, chrysocephali m a golden basilisk complusculi, complusculae, compluscula a good many, not a few, several cucurbita, cucurbitae f a gourd, a cup, cupping-glass, a blockhead chlaena, chlaenae f a greek outer garment, a greek cloak chloreus, chlorei m a greenish bird consalutatio, consalutationis f a greeting, mutual salutation contritio, contritionis f a grinding, contrition, grief criminosus, criminosi m a guilty man Cynosarges, Cynosargis n a gymnasium near Athens sacred to Hercules consuetudo inveterascit a habit becomes entrenched Cynos, Cyni f a harbor of Locris, at the northern end of the Opuntian bay Cynus, Cyni f a harbor of Locris, at the northern end of the Opuntian bay corus, cori m (3) a Hebrew measure cudo, cudonis m a helmet made of raw skin collis leniter ab infimo acclivis a hill gently rising from below continentia, continentiae f a holding back, repressing, briding, restraining of one’s passions and desires, abstemiousness, continence, temperance, moderation, the contents of a work, contiguity, proximity cavamen, cavaminis n a hollowing out, cavern, hollow corniculum, corniculi n a horn-shaped ornament upon the helmet, as a reward for bravery centussis, centussis m a hundred asses centum sestertii a hundred sesterces centies milies a hundred thousand times centiens (centies) a hundred times centies a hundred times centum a hundred, an indefinite, large number centiplex, centiplicis a hundredfold centuplex, centuplicis a hundredfold centuplicata, centuplicatorum n a hundredfold centuplum, centupli n a hundredfold coniectio, coniectionis f a hurling, throwing, putting together, comparing, inference, conjecture, interpretation, the draft of a law-case, summary of a law-case, outline of a law-case, a controverted question, subject of a controversy contabulatio, contabulationis f a joining of boards together, a flooring, planking, floor, story, a covering of boards, folds, tucks contignatio, contignationis f a joining together of beams, floor composed of joists and boards, story, floor consertio, consertionis f a joining together compagina, compaginae f a joining together, combination conexus, conexus m a joining together, combination, connection connexus, connexus m a joining together, combination, connection commissura, commissurae f a joining together, connecting together, band, knot, joint, seam, juncture, commissure, mingling, connection in discourse coniunctio, coniunctionis f a joining together, connecting, uniting, union, conjunction, agreement, affinity, sympathy, conjugal connection, marriage, wedlock compages, compagis f a joining together, connection, joint, structure, a embrace compago, compaginis f a joining together, connection, joint, structure, a embrace contextus, contextus m a joining together, putting together, connection, coherence conclusura, conclusurae f a joining, connection compaginatio, compaginationis f a joining, joint contextio, contextionis f a joining, putting together, a preparing, composing copulatum, copulati n a joint sentence, called also conjunctum congener, congeneri m a joint son-inlaw conservatio, conservationis f a keeping, preserving callithrix, callithricis, f a kind of ape or monkey in Ethiopia coroniola, coroniolae f a kind of autumnal rose campagus, campagi m a kind of boot worn by military officers callarias, callariae m a kind of codfish cyparissias, cyparissiae m a kind of fiery meteor citrium, citrii n a kind of gourd choerogryllus, choerogrylli m a kind of hare cenchris, cenchridis f a kind of hawk chrysocanthos, chrysocanthi f a kind of ivy which bears gold-colored berries chrysocarpus, chrysocarpi f a kind of ivy which bears gold-colored berries chrysopteros, chrysopteri m a kind of jasper caesapon, ī a kind of lettuce cyniola, cyniolae f a kind of lettuce chamulcus, chamulci m a kind of machine, , cargo hauler, tug, wooden loop cynocardamon, cynocardami n a kind of nasturtium ciosmis, ciosmis f a kind of ointment cervisca, cerviscae f a kind of pear chrysomelinum malum a kind of quince chrysomelum, chrysomeli n a kind of quince ciperum, ciperi n a kind of rushes, Cyprus grass cyperon, cyperi n a kind of rushes, Cyprus grass cyperos, cyperi m a kind of rushes, Cyprus grass cyperum, cyperi n a kind of rushes, Cyprus grass cernuus, cernui m a kind of shoe ceua, ceuae f a kind of small cow ceva, cevae f a kind of small cow contarii, contariorum m a kind of soldiers armed with pikes, pike-bearers chrysoaspides, chrysoaspidpidum m a kind of soldiers under Alexander Severus cenchris, cenchridis m a kind of spotted serpent cypsellus, cypselli m a kind of swallow cypselus, cypseli m a kind of swallow capreolus, capreoli m a kind of wild goat, chamois, roebuck, weeding-hoe cantharites, cantharitae m a kind of wine Cepheus, Cephei m (Cepheus, Cepheos m) a king of Ethiopia conscientia, conscientiae f a knowing of a thing together with another person, joint knowledge, a joint knowledge of something, a being privy to, a knowing along with others, privity, cognizance cultus, cultus m a laboring at, labor, care, cultivation, culture, training, education, an honoring, reverence, adoration, veneration claudus, claudi m a lame man cantharum, canthari n a large, wide-bellied drinking-vessel, tankard, pot, water-pipe, vessel of holy water cantarus, cantari m a large, wide-bellied drinking-vessel, tankard, pot, water-pipe, vessel of holy water, kind of sea-fish cantharus, canthari m a large, wide-bellied drinking-vessel, tankard, pot, water-pipe, vessel of holy water, kind of sea-fish correptio, correptionis f a laying hold of, seizing, reproof, reproach, a shortening, decreasing culeum, culei n a leather bag, a sack for holding liquids, a large measure for liquids, holding 20 amphorae, the scrotum culeus, culei m a leather bag, a sack for holding liquids, a large measure for liquids, holding 20 amphorae, the scrotum corycus, coryci m a leathern sack filled with sand, flour etc causa centumviralis a legal case adjudicated by the centumvirs clementer factum a lenient act constrator, constratoris m a leveller, quieter, calmer candela, candelae f a light made of wax or tallow, wax-light, tallow-candle, taper, fire, a cord covered with wax cisium, cisii n a light two-wheeled vehicle, cabriolet consubstantialitas, consubstantialitatis f a like quality claudicatio, claudicationis f a limping cinisculus, cinisculi m a little ashes callidulus, callidula, callidulum a little cunning, a little sly celeriusculus,celeriuscula, celeriusculum a little faster corniculum, corniculi n a little horn, a small funnel of horn claudaster, claudastri m a little lame chartula, chartulae f a little paper, small writing, bill condalium, condalii n a little ring for slaves, title of a comedy not now extant curculiunculus, curculiunculi m a little weevil, something trifling, something worthless convictus, convictus m a living together, intimacy, social intercourse, a banquet, feast, entertainment convivium, convivii n a living together, meal in company, social feast, entertainment, banquet, company at table, guests conspectio, conspectionis f a look, sight, view convicium, convicii n a loud noise, a cry, clamor, outcry, the sound of wrangling, the cry of altercation or contention, an urgent, clamorous importunity, loud, violent disapprobation or contradiction, loud, violent reproaching, abuse, reviling, insult, the object of reproach convitium, convitii n a loud noise, a cry, clamor, outcry, the sound of wrangling, the cry of altercation or contention, an urgent, clamorous importunity, loud, violent disapprobation or contradiction, loud, violent reproaching, abuse, reviling, insult, the object of reproach cubitio, cubitionis f a lying down cubitura, cubiturae f a lying down cubitus, cubitus m a lying down, bed, couch cubatio terrena a lying down, lying on the ground, lying concubitus, concubitus m a lying together, reclining, copulation, coition causea, causeae f a Macedonian white hat with a broad brim, worn in Rome by the poorer people, as a protection against the sun, kind of roof for the protection of besiegers causia, causiae f a Macedonian white hat with a broad brim, worn in Rome by the poorer people, as a protection against the sun, kind of roof for the protection of besiegers charitoblepharon, charitoblephari n a magical plant producing love charitoblepharos, charitoblephari m a magical plant producing love confector, confectoris m a maker, preparer, finisher, tanner, dyer, destroyer, consumer, slayer conditio, conditionis f (2) a making, creating, a thing made, a work confectura, confecturae f a making, preparing confectio, confectionis f a making, preparing, producing, arranging, composing, completing, an exaction, that which is prepared, that which is made, a diminishing, destroying, a chewing, masticating, a weakening, impairing cinaedulus, cinaeduli m a male wanton causa parum iusta a matter too trivial consultatio, consultationis f a mature deliberation, consideration, consultation, subject of consultation, case proposed for decision, an inquiry concerning a case in law, , general inquiry upon a subject, a consideration of a principle, an asking for instructions chus, choos m a measure for liquids chus, chu m a measure for liquids cignus, cigni m a measure, = 8 scrupuli Cyrtaei, Cyrtaeorum m a Median tribe, celebrated as slingers Cyrtii, Cyrtiorum m a Median tribe, celebrated as slingers chlora, chlorae f a medicament caragogos, caragogi f a medicinal plant conventus praesidentium Europae Mediae et Orientalis erit a meeting of the Central and Eastern European Presidents of Europe will take place convenientia, convenientiae f a meeting together, agreement, accord, harmony, symmetry, conformity, suitableness, fitness conventus, conventus m a meeting, assembly, persons associated in a provincial town for the sake of trade, company, corporation, judicial assembly, court of justice, union, conjunction, connection, compact, agreement, covenant conflatura, conflaturae f a melting of metals by fire curialis, curialis m a member of the same curia, fellow Curiae, fellow citizen consilium militare terram regit a military junta rules the country cunicularius, cunicularii m a miner, tunnel builder cunīculator, cunīculatoris m a miner, tunnel builder confusio, confusionis f a mingling, mixture, union, a mixing, uniting, combining, confounding, confusion, disorder, a reddening, blushing causa parva eum impulit, ut ... a minor reason moved him to the fact that Cytheris, Cytheridis f a mistress of Antonius conflatile, conflatilis n a molten image cercopithecos, cercopitheci m a monkey with a tail, a proper name cercopithecus, cercopitheci m a monkey with a tail, a proper name cercupithecos, cercupitheci m a monkey with a tail, a proper name consilium explicitius a more obvious plan castissimus homo atque integerrimus a most unselfish and blameless man Cynthus, Cynthi m a mountain of Delos, celebrated as the birthplace of Apollo and Diana circumactus, circumactus m a moving round, turning round, turn, turnaround convenae, convenarum m a multitude collected together, assembled strangers, refugees, tramps crusma, crusmatis n a musical piece or tune played upon a stringed instrument cothon, cothonis m a name given to any artificial harbor, the artificial inner harbor of Carthage, a similar harbor at Adrumetum, the name of several islands concinnitas, concinnitatis f a neat, elegant, or skilful joining of several things, beauty of style, produced by a skilful connection of words and clauses, harmonious structure, artful connection concinnitudo, concinnitudinis f a neat, elegant, or skilful joining of several things, beauty of style, produced by a skilful connection of words and clauses, harmonious structure, artful connection Cicirrus, Cicirri m a nickname, mocking name for a brawler casmillus, casmilli m a noble youth employed in religious offices Cyane, Cyanes f a nymph changed into this fountain for her grief at the loss of Proserpine Cyanee, Cyanees f a nymph, daughter of Maeander, mother of Caunus and of Byblis Cyrene, Cyrenes f (2) A nymph, mother of Aristæus circinus, circini m a pair of compasses cephalo, cephalonis m a palmtree chenoboscion, chenoboscii n a pen for geese circumductum, circumducti n a period concessus, concessus m a permitting, conceding, concession, permission, leave casei Alpini aliquantulum a piece of Swiss cheese caruncula vitulina a piece of veal confugela, confugelae f a place of refuge, refuge, shelter confugium, confugii n a place of refuge, refuge, shelter conternatio, conternationis f a placing of three things together cypirus, cypiri m a plant = gladiolus cepaea, cepaeae f a plant similar to the portulacca, portulacca-leaved sedum callicia, calliciae f a plant that is said to freeze water chenamyche, chenamyches f a plant that shines by night chenomyche, chenomyches f a plant that shines by night chenomychos, chenomychi f a plant that shines by night circaea, circaeae f a plant used as a charm callithrix, callithricis f a plant used for coloring the hair, also called trichomanes callitrix, callitricis f a plant used for coloring the hair, also called trichomanes, a kind of ape or monkey in Ethiopia cerintha, cerinthae f a plant which bees are fond of, wax-flower campsanema, campsanematis n a plant, = ros marinus cammaron, cammari n a plant, also called aconitum colubrina, colubrinae f a plant, also called bryonia and draconte cachla, cachlae f a plant, also called buphthalmos, oxeye chrysocome, chrysocomes f a plant, also called chrysitis chrysitis, chrysitidis f a plant, also called chrysocome caprago, capraginis f a plant, also called cicer columbinum consolida, consolidae f a plant, also called conferva, black briony, comfrey caballion, caballii n a plant, also called cynoglossa, hartstongue, spleenwort clybatis, clybatis f a plant, also called helxine capnos, capni f a plant, also called in pure Lat, pes gallinaceus, fumitory chrysocalis, chrysocalis f a plant, also called parthenium calligonon, calligoni n a plant, also called polygonon mas clema, clematis n a plant, also called polygonon cappara, capparae f a plant, also called portulacc crysallion, crysalliī n a plant, also called psyllion crystallion, crystalliī n a plant, also called psyllion cneoron, cneori n a plant, also called thymelaea, mezereon cnestron, cnestri n a plant, also called thymelaea, mezereon come, comes f a plant, also called tragopogon cynomorion, cynomorii n a plant, broom-rape, also called orobanche cynozolon, cynozoli n a plant, called also chamaeleon and ulophonon cyamos, cyami m a plant, called also colocasia, Egyptian bean cyamus, cyami m a plant, called also colocasia, Egyptian bean chamaezelon, chamaezeli n a plant, called also gnaphalion cacalia, cacaliae f a plant, called also leontice, in pure Latin tussilago crataegon, crataegonis f a plant, called in pure Lat, aquifolia crataegos, crataegi f (crataegus, crataegi f) a plant, called in pure Lat, aquifolia callipetalon, callipetali n a plant, called in pure Latin quinquefolium callion, callii n a plant, called in pure Latin vesicaria callitrichon, callitrichī n a plant, commonly called adiantum or Capillus Veneris, maidenhair callitrichos, callitrichi f a plant, commonly called adiantum or Capillus Veneris, maidenhair chamaelygos, chamaelygi f a plant, otherwise called verbenaca carphos, carphis n a plant; in pure Lat, faenum Graecum, goat’s-thorn, fenugreek carphus, carphi m a plant; in pure Lat, faenum Graecum, goat’s-thorn, fenugreek conula, conulae f a plant crocodileon, crocodilei n a plant cynaris, cynaris f a plant cyparissos, cyparissi f a plant chondris, chondris f a plant, a kind of horehound resembling marjoram cunebula, cunebulae f a plant, a species of origanum cunela, cunelae f a plant, a species of origanum cunila, cunilae f a plant, a species of origanum cynops, cynopis f a plant, dog’s-eye calaminthe, calaminthes f a plant, kind of mint condurdum, condurdi n a plant, soapweed clinopodion, clinopodii n a plant, wild basil complantatio, complantationis f a planting chytropus, chytropodis m a pot or chafing-dish with feet for coals, heater chelonitis, chelonitidis f a precious stone like the tortoise chloritis, chloritidis f a precious stone of a grass-green color, the smaragdoprasus cissitis, cissitidis f a precious stone of the color of ivy-leaves chalcophonos, chalcophoni f a precious stone ringing like brass chrysitis, chrysitidis f a precious stone, also called phloginos cinaedia, cinaediae m a precious stone, said to be found in the brain of the fish cinaedus cinaedias, cinaediae m a precious stone, said to be found in the brain of the fish cinaedus chernitis, chernitidis f a precious stone chrysolampis, chrysolampidis f a precious stone corallis, corallidis f a precious stone cyanos, cyani m a precious stone, a species of lapis lazuli cyanus, cyani m a precious stone, a species of lapis lazuli chelonia, cheloniae f a precious stone, tortoise-stone cerachates, cerachatae m a precious stone, wax-agate chrysopis, chrysopidis f a precious variety of our topaz cursus praeceps a precipitating storm run Cypriarches, Cypriarchee m a prefect of Cyprus conditus, conditus m (2) a preparing, founding, establishment, concealing, hiding conditio, conditionis f a preserving of fruits, a spicing, seasoning, flavoring conditura, conditurae f a preserving of fruits, seasoning, a condiment, spice conspissatio, conspissationis f a pressing together, thickening, an accumulation cēna prior a previous invitation cactos, cacti m a prickly plant with edible stalks, artichoke, any thing thorny, unpleasant cactus, cacti m a prickly plant with edible stalks, artichoke, any thing thorny, unpleasant chalceos, chalcei m a prickly plant Cynosurae, Cynosurarum f a promontory in Attica, west of Marathon, now Schoinia, or Cap Cabala contemperatio, contemperationis f a proper mixture, a suitable mixture Cyrrestica, Cyrresticae f a province of Syria, called after its town Cyrrhus Cyrrhestica, Cyrrhesticae f a province of Syria, called after its town Cyrrhus Cyrrhestice, Cyrrhestices f a province of Syria, called after its town Cyrrhus cursorium, cursorii n a public post, mail condigna crimini ultio a punishment exactly corresponding to the crime collocatio, collocationis f a putting together, arrangement, setting up, erecting, placing, collocation, endowing, giving in marriage constructio, constructionis f a putting together, placing together, joining together, an erecting, building, construction, fit connection, grammatical connection, construction compilatio, compilationis f a raking together, pillaging, plundering, compilation casus rarior a rather rare opportunity crepitus, crepitus m a rattling, creaking, clattering, clashing, rustling, noise Cydnos, Cydni m a river in Cilicia Cydnus, Cydni m a river in Cilicia Cyrus, Cyri m (5) A river of Albania Cynapes, Cynapae m a river which empties into the Euxine crobylos, crobyli m a roll of hair knotted on the crown of the head cesticillus, cesticilli m a roll or hoop placed upon the head for the purpose of carrying the vessels at public sacrifices, , small ring or hoop placed upon the head to support a burden circumvolutatio, circumvolutationis f a rolling around, circulation Curtilius, Curtilii m a Roman proper name Cusinius, Cusinii m a Roman proper name confragosum, confragosi n a rough place, a rough region confraga, confragorum n a rough place, thicket cautes, cautis f (cotes, cotis f) a rough rock, a pointed rock, cliff cotes, cotis f a rough rock, a pointed rock, cliff cursus, cursus m a running (on foot, on a horse, chariot, ship), course, progress, direction, way cursitatio, cursitationis f a running about hither and thither currilitas, currilitatis f a running about cursilitas, cursilitatis f a running about circumcursio, circumcursionis f a running around, round trip concursatio, concursationis f a running together, disorderly meeting, coincidence, concert of motion, running upon, pushing against one another, running about, going to and fro, travelling over, skirmishing of light-armed troops, anxious, troubled restlessness, anxiety concursio, concursionis f a running together, meeting together, concurrence, concourse, figure of speech, consisting of an emphatic repetition of the last words of a sentence cursatio, cursationis f a running cursio, cursionis f a running cursura, cursurae f a running curriculum, curriculi n a running, course, race, a running on a wager, race-ground, career, the time of the annual circuit of the sun, a year, a race-chariot crocofantia, crocofantiae f a saffron-colored court-dress crocyfantia, crocyfantiae f a saffron-colored court-dress crocotula, crocotulae f a saffron-colored court-robe consecrator, consecratoris m a saint, canonizer consparsio, consparsionis f a scattering, strewing, sprinkling, paste, dough conspersio, conspersionis f a scattering, strewing, sprinkling, paste, dough carcer vix carcere dignus a scoundrel, not worthy of prison circumrasio, circumrasionis f a scraping around, paring around chrysophrys, chrysophryos m a sea-fish with a golden spot over each eye callionymus, callionymi m a sea-fish, also called uranoscopus cynos dexia, cynos dexiae f a sea-polypus cynosdexia, cynosdexiae f a sea-polypus campus, campi m (2) a seaanimal chromis, chromis m a seafis confirmatio, confirmationis f a securing, establishing, confirming, ortifying, quieting of a wavering, fearful mind, encouragement, consolation, confirming, verifying of a fact, assertion, an adducing of proofs conspectus, conspectus m a seeing, looking at, look, sight, view, range of sight, reach of sight, power of seeing, public attention, notice, presence, proximity, appearance, mental view, glance, survey, consideration, short view, sketch, synopsis conquisitio, conquisitionis f a seeking, search for, a bringing together, procuring, collecting, a levying, levy comprehensio, comprehensionis f a seizing or laying hold of with the hands, hostile seizure, arresting, catching, apprehending, a mental comprehending, perceiving, comprehension, perception, idea, power to unite and grasp as a whole things which belong together, expression, style, period comprensio, comprensionis f a seizing or laying hold of with the hands, hostile seizure, arresting, catching, apprehending, a mental comprehending, perceiving, comprehension, perception, idea, power to unite and grasp as a whole things which belong together, expression, style, period chria, chriaae f a sentence proposed as a theme for rhetorical exercise, with its logical development continuae clades a series of defeats circumpositio, circumpositionis f a setting around, a placing around contrafactio, contrafactionis f a setting in opposition, setting in contrast conquassatio, conquassationis f a severe shaking, shattering consutio, consutionis f a sewing together, patching together caetra, caetrae f a short Spanish shield cetra, cetrae f a short Spanish shield copis, copidis f a short sword compendiaria, compendiariae f a short way, a short method compendiarium, compendiarii n a short way, a short method cotinus, cotini m a shrub that furnishes a purple color cytisum, cytisi n a shrubby kind of clover much valued by the ancients, perhaps the shrubby snail-clover cytisus, cytisi m a shrubby kind of clover much valued by the ancients, perhaps the shrubby snail-clover conclusus, conclusus m a shutting up conclusio, conclusionis f a shutting up, closing, a hostile shutting in, siege, blockade, conclusion, end, period, conclusion in a syllogism, the consequence clipeum argenteum cum imagine Hasdrubalis a silver medallion with Hasdrubal's portrait concentio, concentionis f a singing together, harmony consessus, consessus m a sitting together, sitting with, permission to sit with one, collection of persons sitting together, assembly cultrarius, cultrarii m a slayer of the victim corbita, corbitae f a slowsailing ship of burden conservula, conservulae f a small (female) fellow-slave caucula, cauculae f a small dish conservulus, conservuli m a small fellow-slave cortinula, cortinulaae f a small kettle cyathus, cyathi m a small ladle for transferring the wine from the mixing-bowl (crater) to the drinking-cup, a measure, both dry and liquid, the twelfth part of a sextarius, ten Greek drachmae copiolae, copiolarum f a small number of troops, paltry little troop, poor little troop, small supply crepitacillum, crepitacilli n a small rattle crepitaculum, crepitaculi n a small rattle corticulus, corticuli m a small rind, thin rind, thin bark, small shell circellus, circelli m a small ring crepidula, crepidulae f a small sandal caelibalis hasta a small spear or pin, with the point of which the bride’s hair was divided into six lock calcis, calcis f a small stone used in gaming, counter, limestone, lime, goal, end in the race-course, limit in the race-course, end, conclusion calx, calcis f a small stone used in gaming, counter, limestone, lime, goal, end in the race-course, limit in the race-course, end, conclusion circumlitio, circumlitionis f a smearing over, spreading over, anointing, overlaying of color, the tint or hue given to marble by rubbing it with a mixture of oil and wax contatus, contati m a soldier armed with a pike, a soldier armed with a pole crocodilina, crocodilinae f a sophism called crocodile, a crocodile-conclusion cydarum, cydari n a sort of ship confeta sus a sow offered in sacrifice with all her young consitio, consitionis f a sowing, planting consitura, consiturae f a sowing, planting candetum, candeti n a space of 100 or 150 square feet conditorium speciale institutum est a special storage room was set up cyprinus, cyprini m a species of carp cunilago, cunilaginis f a species of cunila clagalopes, clagalopis f a species of eagle cholās, cholae m a species of emerald cercitis, cercitidis f a species of olive-tree cobion, cobii n a species of the plant tithymalus (wolf’s-milk), called also dendroides and leptophyllon caryites, caryitae m a species of the plant tithymalus cyparissias, cyparissiae m a species of tithymalus celeritate caecata oratio a speech unintelligible because of its too great rapidity cardamomum, cardamomi n a spice, cardamon calcar, calcaris n a spur as worn on the heel, spur, stimulus, incitement, the spur on the leg of the cock cruentatio, cruentationis f a staining with blood circumstatio, circumstationis f a standing around, circle circumstantia, circumstantiae f a standing round, a surrounding, the state, condition, circumstances, attribute, quality consistio, consistionis f a standing still consurrectio, consurrectionis f a standing up collis arduus ascensu a steeply rising hill collis ex omni parte circumcisus a steeply sloping hill all around callis, callis m/f a stony, narrow footway, foot-path, mountain-path, path made by the treading of cattle, mountain-pasturage, alp, declivity, mountain-pass, defile, way, path, road caesum, caesi n a stop, pause, comma concessatio, concessationis f a stopping, delaying casus mirificus quidam intervenit a strange incident occurred Cyprius Vicus a street in Rome conflictio, conflictionis f a striking together, collision, conflict, combat, contest, conflict confrictio, confrictionis f a striking together, collision, conflict, combat, contest, conflict conflictatio, conflictationis f a striking together, collision, conflict, struggle, dispute, a punishing confligium, confligii n a striking together, dashing together conflictus, conflictus m a striking together, impulse, impression, necessity, a fight, contest calcitratus, calcitratus m a striking with the heel, kicking calthum, calthī n a strongsmelling yellow flower, marigold caltum, caltī n a strongsmelling yellow flower, marigold calta, caltae f (caltha) a strongsmelling yellow flower, pot marigold caltha, calthae f a strongsmelling yellow flower, pot marigold curia, curiae f a structure built for the religious services of a curia, One of the edifices in which the Senate held its consultations, the places of assembly of high councils out of Rome caverna subita a sudden cavity concenatio, concenationis f a supping together, companionship at table concoenatio, concoenationis f a supping together, companionship at table coniuratio, coniurationis f a swearing together, union, alliance, conspiracy, plot, confederacy, band of conspirators condyloma, condylomatis n a swelling in the parts about the anus cadytas, cadytae m a Syrian parasitical plant curatio, curationis f a taking care of something, administration, oversight, care, management, charge, management of state affairs, administration, office, guardianship, trusteeship, healing, cure conscissio, conscissionis f a tearing in pieces celebratum per totam Asiam templum a temple famous all over Asia cymula, cymulae f a tender sprout chelonium, chelonii n a tortoise-shell, the similarly formed shield, cramp, or stay in which the axis of the crane or windlass moved, a plant, also called cyclaminos cruciatio, cruciationis f a torturing contagio, contagionis f a touching, contact, touch, union, connection, contacl with something physically or morally unclean, contagion, infection, pollution, vicious companionship, vicious intercourse, participation, contamination contagium, contagii n a touching, contact, touch, union, connection, contacl with something physically or morally unclean, contagion, infection, pollution, vicious companionship, vicious intercourse, participation, contamination contamen, contaminis n a touching, contact, touch, union, connection, contacl with something physically or morally unclean, contagion, infection, pollution, vicious companionship, vicious intercourse, participation, contamination contrectatio, contrectationis f a touching, touch, contact, an illegal appropriation, stealing, theft contactus, contactus m a touching, touch, contact, touching of something unclean, a contagion, infection Cyssus, Cyssuntis f a town and harbor in Ionia Cytae, Cytārum f a town in Colchis, the birthplace of Medea Cȳropolis, Cȳropolis f a town in Sogdiana Cyrrhus, Cyrrhi f a town in Syria Cyrrus, Cyrri f a town in Syria Cypsela, Cypselorum n a town in Thrace, on the Hebrus Cyretiae, Cyretiarum f a town of Thessaly cothurnatio, cothurnationis f a tragic representation conculcatus, conculcatus m a trampling upon, disregard, contempt conculcatio, conculcationis f a treading under foot, stamping upon, stomping together, abuse cyna, cynae f a tree in Arabia that produced cotton cuci (indecl.) a tree similar to the palm casia, casiae f a tree with an aromatic bark, similar to cinnamon, wild cinnamon, a fragrant, shrub-like plant, mexereon, also called thymelaea cassia, cassiae f a tree with an aromatic bark, similar to cinnamon, wild cinnamon, a fragrant, shrub-like plant, mexereon, also called thymelaea crista, cristae f a tuft on the head of animals, the comb of a cock, a tuft of leaves on plants, crest of a helmet, plume, clitoris controversia, controversiae f a turning against, turning of the water against it, controversy, contention, quarrel, question, dispute, debate circumactio, circumactionis f a turning around, revolving, turning, revolution, circulation, turnaround conversus, conversus m a turning round, a twisting round crepis, crepidis f a unknown plant confornicatio, confornicationis f a vaulting over convexitas, convexitatis f a vaulting, convex roundness, convexity, concavity convexio, convexionis f a vaulting, convexity, concavity concameratio, concamerationis f a vaulting, vault caccitus, cacciti m a veritable Ganymede Canusium, Canusii n a very ancient town in Apulia callistruthia, callistruthiae f a very delicate kind of figs, which sparrows were fond of callistruthis, callistruththidis f a very delicate kind of figs, which sparrows were fond of craterites, crateritae m a very hard unknown precious stone conquestio, conquestionis f a violent complaining, violent bewailing, complaint carpentaria, carpentariae f a wagon- or carriage-maker’s workshop crebrisurum, crebrisuri n a wall densely covered with posts crambe repetita a warmed over story, an old story custodela, custodelae f a watching, watch, guard, care, protection custodia, custodiae f a watching, watch, guard, care, protection, sentinel, a place where guard is kept, watch-house, guard-house, watch-station, a guarding, custody, restraint, confinement, prison, hold cuneatio, cuneationis f a wedgeshaped point collacrimatio, collacrimationis f a weeping together, weeping very much, lamenting compensatio, compensationis f a weighing, balancing of several things together, a balancing of accounts, a rendering of an equivalent, an equalizing contortio, contortionis f a whirling round, intertwining, involving, intricacy, complication consceleratus, conscelerati m a wicked person, villain coronamen, coronaminis n a wreathing, crowning consignatio, consignationis f a written proof, document chlorion, chlorionis m a yellow bird, the yellow thrush, the oriole charadrios, charadrii m a yellowish bird charadrius, charadrii m a yellowish bird consilium depono abandon a plan, discard a plan, refrain from a plan, not go ahead with one's plan consilium abicio abandon a plan, distance oneself from a plan, discontinue a plan, drop a plan consilium omitto abandon a plan, refrain from a plan, discontinue a plan, drop a plan, discard a plan consilium meum minuo abandon one's plan, go back on one's plan conatu desisto abandon one's project capitis aliquem perdo abandon someone to death, cause someone's death custodiam dimitto abandon the guard consilio desisto abandon the plan, give up the plan compendium facio pultandi abbreviate the beating correptivus, correptiva, correptivum abbreviated conversor 1 abide, live somewhere, dwell somewhere, live with, have intercourse with, keep company with, pass one’s life casus comparativus ablative cibi capacissimus able to take very much food corticosus, corticosa, corticosum abounding in bark cuniculosus, cuniculosa, cuniculosum abounding in caves, rich in mines cretosus, cretosa, cretosum abounding in chalk, abounding in clay carnosus, carnosa, carnosum abounding in flesh, fleshy caesposus, caesposa, caesposum abounding in turf, abounding in grass circa quingentos about five hundred circiter milia passuum ducenta about two hundred miles circiter ducenti about two hundred circiter + Akk. about, near cohibilis, cohibile abridged, short culpa libero absolve from guilt, exonerate from guilt crimine aliquem purgo absolve someone from a charge, exonerate someone from a charge cibo abstineo abstain from food cibo me abstineo abstain from food castus, castus m abstinence from sensual enjoyments on religious grounds cogitationi tantum subiectus abstract copia rei frumentariae abundance of cereals, abundance of grain copia omnium rerum abundance of everything, plenty of everything, blessing in everything circumfluentia, circumfluentiae f abundance, rich fullness copia, copiae f abundant power, wealth, riches, abundance, resources, wealth, supplies, riches, prosperity, fulness, copiousness, multitude, number, access to a person copis, copis abundantly supplied with something, abounding in, rich cops, copis abundantly supplied with something, abounding in, rich cumulatim abundantly, in heaps, in abundance contumelia, contumeliae f abuse, insult, affront, reproach, invective, contumely, violation, injury, assault, annoyance, violence, blows contumia, contumiae f abuse, insult, affront, reproach, invective, contumely, violation, injury, assault, annoyance, violence, blows carino 1 [1] abuse, revile, blame carmen probrosum abusive song, mocking poem, derisive poem, satirical poem contumeliose abusively, insolently condicionem accipio accept a condition, accept a proposal, accept a marriage proposal crimina pro adprobatis accipio accept allegations as proven causam accipio accept an apology condico aliquo ad cenam foras accepting an invitation to dine somewhere away from home, arranging to dine somewhere away from home condico cenam alicui accepting someone's invitation to dinner, promising to be someone's guest commune, communis n accessible, familiar, courteous, condescending, affable casualiter accidentally comitatu triginta equitum accompanied by thirty horsemen comitiatus, comitiata, comitiatum accompanied concomitatus, concomitata, concomitatum accompanied comitatus, comitata, comitatum accompanied, attended comito 1 accompany, attend, follow comitor 1 accompany, attend, follow compacto (compecto) according to agreement, according to concert, , in accordance with a previous compact canonice according to Church discipline, regularly consequens, consequentis according to reason, correspondent, suitable, fit, that follows logically, consequent canonicus, canonica, canonicum according to rule, according to measure, according to the theory of harmony, following at regular intervals composito according to the appointment, by appointment celebri usu according to widespread use, in common use compello 1 accost one, address, address one reproachfully, address one abusively, reproach, chide, rebuke, upbraid, abuse, take to task, call to account, arraign one before a tribunal, summon one to answer a charge, accuse of crime calculatrix, calculatricis f accountant, arithmetic master, bookkeeper cura tabularum publicarum accounting of the state, government accounting, collectus umor accumulated moisture circumluvio, circumluvionis f accumulation of land by alluvion around a piece of land, alluvial land circumluvium, circumluvii n accumulation of land by alluvion around a piece of land, alluvial land coetus multitudinis accumulation of the crowd, rush of the crowd collectus aquae accumulation of water, water retention cumulatio, cumulationis f accumulation, multiplication, increase coaptatio, coaptationis f accurate joining together crimen tribuarium accusation of bribing the tribus, bribing the tribus criminatio, criminationis f accusation, complaint, calumny categoria, categoriae f accusation, predicament, category or class of predicables calumnior 1 accuse falsely, bring false information against a person, practise chicanery, practise trickery, practise subterfuge, depreciate, misrepresent, calumniate, blame unjustly, interpret injuriously, set in a false light criminor 1 accuse one of crime, complain of, impeach, calumniate, charge with, accuse, criminate crimini aliquem substituo accuse someone of a crime, charge someone with a crime, blame someone for a crime crimino 1 accuse, make an accusation criminator, criminatoris m accuser, calumniator causator, causatoris m accuser, complainer, denouncer, plaintiff consuefacio 5 accustom one to a thing consuesco 3 accustom, inure, habituate a person or thing, accustom one’s self, be accustomed, be wont, have carnal in tercourse with, to cohabit with corpus Achaeorum Achaean League, Achaean Confederation confiteor 2 acknowledge, confess, own, avow, acknowledge causam disco acquaint oneself with the state of the case as a legal expert cognoscens, cognosccentis acquainted with callens, callentis acquainted with, versed in, skilful, expert consuetudinem capio acquire a habit, pick up a habit cognitiones mihi acquiro acquire knowledge captus bonorum acquisition of goods capitis absolvere acquit from a charge of life and death capitis aliquem absolvo acquit someone of the death penalty crimine purgo acquit crudelem me praebeo alicui act cruelly against someone, deal cruelly with someone considerate ago act prudently, act thoughtfully consilio ago act reasonably, act with prudence consilium agendi action plan comicus, comici m actor of comedy, comedian, comic poet, writer of comedy cluden, cludinis n actor sword corgo actually, indeed, really, truly, surely, assuredly, by all means, certainly corruptis moribus libidines circumdo add covetousness to degenerate morality coaddo 3 add with, add also concapio 5 add, take at the same time congluviales dies additional days, substitute days, make-up days cynosura ova addle-eggs, wind-eggs catus excipere aprum adept at capturing a boar Cyrenaici, Cyrenaicorum m adherents of the school of philosophy founded by Aristippusenaic Cyrenenses, Cyrenensium m adherents of the school of philosophy founded by Aristippusenaic continentia, continentium n adjoining places, the neighborhood commodo 1 adjust according to a measure, make fit, make suitable, make right, adapt, accommodate, put in order, give something to one for his convenience or use, give, bestow, lend, grant, allow, please one, be kind to, be obliging to, serve, favor cochlea regulatorea adjusting screw corniclarius, corniclarii m adjutant of a centurion, tribune, proprætor, assistant, aid, secretary cornicularius, cornicularii m adjutant of a centurion, tribune, proprætor, assistant, aid, secretary cornuclarius, cornuclarii m adjutant of a centurion, tribune, proprætor, assistant, aid, secretary civitatem administro administer the state, govern the state custodia urbis administration of the city, city administration colens, colentis c admirer, worshiper collatero 1 admit on both sides conlatero 1 admit on both sides civem aliquem ascisco admit someone to citizenship confessionem facio admit, confess, acknowledge cultum muto adopt a different way of life, change the way of life compendiosus, compendiosa, compendiosum advantageous, abridged, short, brief, compendious conducibilis, conducibile advantageous, profitable, expedient cum lucro advantageous, with advantage cum quaestu advantageously, to the advantage, for the benefit casus singularis adventure, unique experience casus mirificus adventure casus mirabilis adventure, extraordinary experience commendo 1 advertise columna Litfassiana advertising pillar, litfass pillar consulta, consultae f advice, counsel consulo in publicum advise all people consuadeo 2 advise strongly, counsel strongly captivorum redendorum auctor sum advise the return of the prisoners, advocate for the return of prisoners Cythereius heros Aeneas, son of Venus cosmonavigatio, cosmonavigationis f aerospace, space travel communitas Miltiadis affability of Miltiades commotus vultu affected, aroused, entered consentiva, consentivae f affirmative particle consentivus, consentiva, consentivum affirmative, affirming, approving, agreeing crucior 1 afflict one’s self, to grieve, be afflicted catarrhosus, catarrhosa, catarrhosum afflicted with catarrh colostratus, colostrata, colostratum afflicted with colostratio coriaginosus, coriaginosa, coriaginosum afflicted with the coriago crudelitate utor afford cruelty censu habito after a census consilio commutato after abandoning the plan, after giving up the plan coepta luce after daybreak, after daylight cibō praebitō after food has been served cognito after having learned comperto after having learned, after having experienced cognita causa after investigation of the case captivo retracto after retrieving the prisoner corpore concremato after the corpse is brought in, after the corpse is cremated circumactis duodeviginti mensibus after the course of eighteen months certato after the fight was fought commutata fortuna after the luck had turned, after the tide had turned columbatim after the manner of doves, like doves castigatorius, castigatoria, castigatorium after the manner of reprovers or correctors, reproving, censuring concilio dimisso after the meeting has passed, after dismissal of the assembly confecta caede after the murder coepta hieme after the onset of winter contestata lite after the process was initiated cum rumor tota urbe manavisset after the rumor spread across the city cum + iInd. after, , as soon as celerius omnium opinione against all expectations, fast contra spem exspectationemque against hope and expectation contra ea against it, on the contrary contra vetitum against the prohibition contrario amne against the stream conglobatus, conglobata, conglobatum agglomerated, rolled up, accumulated curae ultrices agony of conscience, torment of conscience, plaguing remorse, tormenting remorse convenit inter nos agree among themselves compono tempus alicuius rei gerendae agree on the timing of a project comparare inter se agree together in respect to the division of duties, come to an agreement concordo 1 agree together, be united, be of one mind, harmonize, bring into union consentio cum aliquo agree with someone competo 3 agree with something, coincide with something, answer to it, be qualified, be competent, be appropriate, be fit, be suitable, correspond, belong to, be due to congruenter agreeably, filly, suitably compacticius, compacticia, compacticium agreed upon consentaneus, consentanea, consentaneum agreeing with something, according with something, suited to, becoming, meet, fit, proper consentiens, consentientis agreeing, accordant, unanimous conveniens, convenientis agreeing, consistent, accordant, harmonious, fitting to something, appropriate to, meet, fit, suitable consonans, consonantis agreeing, consonant, fit, suitable congruens, congruentis agreeing, fit, appropriate, suitable, consistent, congruous, fit, proper, meet, symmetrical, proportioned, accordant, consistent, harmonious congruus, congrua, congruum agreeing, fit, suitable, harmonious, concordant compactum, compacti n (compectum, compecti n) agreement, , arrangement, understanding, contract consensus, consensus m agreement, accordance, unanimity, concord, plot, conspiracy, harmony, sympathy, common feeling, common life compectum, compecti n agreement, arrangement, understanding, contract conventum, conventi n agreement, compact, covenant, convention, accord congruentia, congruentiae f agreement, harmony, congruity, symmetry consonantia, consonantiae f agreement, harmony, consonance competitio, competitionis f agreement, judicial demand, rivalry condicio, condicionis f agreement, stipulation, condition, compact, proposition, terms, demand, marriage, match, amour, the relation of lover or mistress, external position, external situation, condition, rank, place, circumstances, situation, nature, mode, manner conditio, conditionis f (3) agreement, stipulation, condition, compact, proposition, terms, demand, marriage, match, amour, the relation of lover or mistress, external position, external situation, condition, rank, place, circumstances, situation, nature, mode, manner contemplabilis, contemplabile aiming, taking aim caeci ignes aimless lightning bolts copiae aeriae Air Force centrum volatus gubernandi Air traffic control centre, Air Navigation Services Centre commeatus aerius air traffic coenaeroplanum, coenaeroplani n airbus campus aeroportuensis airfield, airport cōnsociātiō aeria airline custodia aerispatii airspace surveillance, airspace monitoring circumstant properi aurigae all around are busy the drivers circumcirca all around, round about cunctus, cuncta, cunctum all in a body, all together, the whole, all, entire conctus, concta, conctum all in a body, whole, total cuncti aut magna pars all or at least a large part communicarius, communicaria, communicarium all partaking cuncta hominum all people cuncti homines all people cuncti hominum all people clausa nobis erant omnia maria all seas were closed to us cuncticinus, cuncticina, cuncticinum all together, concordant, harmonious cuncti, cunctae, cuncta all together, the whole, all, whole, all unanimous, all in all, in mass, all in total, in bulk, all, all for one crimina rebus revicta allegations refuted by the facts causificor 1 allege a cause, make a pretext, make a pretence, pretend continua translatio (tralatio) allegory chalasticamen, chalasticaminis n alleviating remedy civitates foederatae alliance (between nations), league of nations clientes, clientium m allies, dependents, vassals of a more powerful people confoedusti, confoedustorum m allies, alliance partners culo 1 allow to procreate cunctipotens, cunctipotentis almighty, omnipotent, all-powerful centenario contiguus almost a hundred years old commuto 1 alter wholly, change entirely, change one’s form of expression, vary one's style, exchange something with another, change, interchange, replace, substitute, barter, traffic, make an exchange, exchange words, discourse, converse citati non conveniebant although they were summoned, they did not come together cum + Konj. although, though chorda semper oberro eadem always miss on the same string cusque always, constantly, all the time criobolium, criobolii n am as an offering commixtus ex aliqua re amalgamated from something, having come into being from something by mixing currus valetudinarius ambulance, medical car copias in insidiis colloco ambush troops coemendatus, coemendata, coemendatum amended at the same time correctio, correctionis f amendment, improvement, correction concaedes, concaedis f an abattis, barricade of felled trees constitio, constitionis f an abiding, abode, stay compellatio, compellationis f an accosting, reprimand, reproof, rebuke crimen meum (tuum, suum) an accusation made against me (you, him), a charge brought against me (you, him) crimen meum (tuum, suum) an accusation made by me (you, him), an accusation raised by me (you, him) consectaneus, consectanei m an adherent, follower concinnatio, concinnationis f an adjusting, preparing, making, composing contristatio, contristationis f an afflicting, affliction, grief celthis, celthis f an African species of lotus celtis, celtis f an African species of lotus cicerculum, cicerculi n an African species of the pigment sinopis consensio, consensionis f an agreeing together, agreement, unanimity, common accord, harmony, plot, combination, conspiracy, those who have banded together, conspirators concordia, concordiae f an agreeing together, union, harmony, concord, an intimate friend, harmonious singing concorditas, concorditatis f an agreeing together, union, harmony, concord, an intimate friend, harmonious singing concessio, concessionis f an allowing, granting, conceding, permission, leave, yielding, concession (retiring figure of speech), plea of confession and excuse or mitigation chersydrus, chersydri m an amphibious serpent Cutilĭa, Cutilĭae f an ancient city in the Sabine land Cutilĭae, Cutilĭarum f an ancient city in the Sabine land Cumae, Cumarum f an ancient colony of the Chalcidians, in Campania, renowned on account of its Sibyl Cyme, Cymes f an ancient colony of the Chalcidians, on the sea-coast of Campania; renowned on account of its Sibyl confarreatio, confarreationis f an ancient solemn manner of marrying Copae, Coparum f an ancient town in Bœotia, now Topolia caristia, caristiorum n an annual family repast made three days after the Parentalia, on the 20th of February, family banquet, at which existing family feuds were settled charistia, charistiorum n an annual family repast made three days after the Parentalia, on the 20th of February, family banquet, at which existing family feuds were settled cubiclum, cubicli n an apartment for reclining, an apartment for sleeping, restingchamber, sleepingchamber, bedchamber cubiculum, cubiculi n an apartment for reclining, an apartment for sleeping, restingchamber, sleepingchamber, bedchamber cubuculum, cubuculi n an apartment for reclining, an apartment for sleeping, restingchamber, sleepingchamber, bedchamber cynocephalos, cynocephali m an ape with a dog’s head, the dog-headed Anubis, a kind of wild man cynocephalus, cynocephali m an ape with a dog’s head, the dog-headed Anubis, a kind of wild man cachry, cachryos n an appendage to the catkin of certain trees in autumn, cone, capsule of rosemary, white kernel of the plant crethmos cachrys, cachryos f an appendage to the catkin of certain trees in autumn, cone, capsule of rosemary, white kernel of the plant crethmos cancamum, cancami n an Arabian gum used for incense Cyrus, Cyri m (3) an architect of the time of Cicero costamomum, costamomi n an aromatic plant, similar to the costum and amomum conscensus, conscensus m an ascending, mounting, embarking cistophorus, cistophori i an Asiatic coin of the value of about four drachms, on which a cista was stamped cistophoros, cistophori i an Asiatic coin of the value of about four drachms, on which a cista was stamped, bearer of the sacred box congregatio, congregationis f an assembling together, union, society, association, recapitulating comitia fiunt regi creando an assembly is held for the election of the king conventiculum, conventiculi n an assembly, meeting, association, place of assembly corporatio, corporationis f an assuming of a body, incarnation Cyrsĭlus, Cyrsĭli m an Athenia Cynaegirus, Cynaegiri m an Athenian, famous for his valor in the battle of Marathon cura, curae f an attendant, guardian, overseer, anxiety, solicitude, concern, disquiet, trouble, grief, sorrow, care of love, pain of love, anxiety of love, love, the loved object, the mistress contemplatio, contemplationis f an attentive considering, a viewing, surveying, contemplation, an aiming with a weapon, a taking aim, survey, consideration, regard contestatio, contestationis f an attesting, proving by witness, testimony, attestation, conclusive proof, an earnest entreaty choenica, choenicae f an Attic measure for grain, containing 2 sextarii choenix, choenicis f an Attic measure for grain, containing 2 sextarii coroneola, coroneolae f an autumnal rose concupiscentia, concupiscentiae f an eager desire, longing, concupiscence consectator, consectatoris m an eager follower consectatio, consectationis f an eager pursuit of a thing, a striving after contentio, contentionis f an eager stretching, a straining, exertion of the powers of body or mind, tension, effort, a vigorous struggling or striving for something, a struggle after circumspectus, circumspectus m an eagerly looking around, a cautiously looking around, a spying, searching around, consideration, a view around cyphi, iis n an Egyptian perfuming powder cici n (indecl.) an Egyptian tree, castor-oil tree, also called croton cultor, cultoris m an elaborator, cultivator, cultivator of land, tiller of land, husbandman, planter, countryman, inhabitant, dweller, fosterer, supporter, tutor, teacher, worshipper, reverencer, priest of some deity chalcosmaragdos, chalcosmaragdi f an emerald with veins of brass, malachite carcer, carceris m an enclosed place, prison, jail, the imprisoned criminals, barrier or starting-place in the race-course, commencement, beginning circumplexus, circumplexus m an encompassing, embracing, folding around compar, comparis c an equal, companion, comrade, colleague, one beloved, spouse, consort, mate, figure of speech whereby several members of a period have an equal number of syllables campus, campi m an even, flat place, plain, field, the produce of the field, any level surface, place of action conglobatio, conglobationis f an heaping, gathering, crowding together compulsamentum, compulsamenti n an impelling, exhortation catachresis, catachresis f an improper use of a word certa stabilisque sententia an incontrovertible dogma that cannot be shaken cacosyntheton, cacosyntheti n an incorrect connection of words caballus, caballi m an inferior riding horse, pack-horse, nag cynanche, cynanches f an inflammation of the throat, which caused the tongue to be thrust out character, characteris m an instrument for branding or marking, the mark or sign burned or imprinted, a characteristic, mark, character, style characterium, characterii n an instrument for branding or marking, the mark or sign burned or imprinted, a characteristic, mark, character, style chorobates, chorobatae m an instrument for finding the level of water, ground-level chorda, chordae f an intestine as food, catgut, string, rope, cord Cytis, Cytis f an island at the entrance of the Arabian Gulf, producing chrysolite; now Perim Cythera, Cytherorum n an island in the Aegean Sea, celebrated for the worship of Venus Cypros, Cypri f an island in the Mediterranean Sea, renowned for its rich copper-mines and for the worship of Venus Cyprus, Cypri f an island in the Mediterranean Sea, renowned for its rich copper-mines and for the worship of Venus cacoethes, cacoethis n an obstinate, malignant disease, an incurable passion costum, costi n an Oriental aromatic plant costus, costi m an Oriental aromatic plant cidar n (indecl.) an ornament for the head of Persian kings, diadem, tiara, a head-dress of the high-priest of the Jews cidara, cidarae f an ornament for the head of Persian kings, diadem, tiara, a head-dress of the high-priest of the Jews cidaris, cidaris f an ornament for the head of Persian kings, diadem, tiara, a head-dress of the high-priest of the Jews cruditatio, cruditationis f an overloading of the stomach, indigestion cruditas, cruditatis f an overloading, repletion of the stomach, superabundance of nutritious juices, undigested food, bitterness commissum audacius an overly audacious offence caucalis, caucalidis f an umbelliferous plant confessum, confessi n an undoubted thing, a certain matter, an acknowledged thing, an acknowledged matter capillare, capillaris n an unguent for the hair, pomatum calicia, caliciae f an unknown herb cenchros, cenchri m an unknown kind of precious stone calcetum, calceti m an unknown medicinal plant cemos, cemi m an unknown plant cinaris, cinaris f an unknown plant clymenus, clymeni f an unknown plant crocis, crocidis f an unknown plant corsoides, corsoidis m an unknown precious stone cytis, cytis f an unknown precious stone crocottas, crocottae m an unknown witd animal in Ethiopia, (perhaps) the hyena corocotta, corocottae m an unknown witd animal in Ethiopia, (perhaps) the hyena corocottas, corocottae m an unknown witd animal in Ethiopia, (perhaps) the hyena crocuta, crocutae m an unknown witd animal in Ethiopia, (perhaps) the hyena crocallis, crocallidis f an unknown, cherryshaped precious stone crocias, crociae m an unknown, saffron-colored precious stone crimen caecum an unprovable accusation, an unprovable charge citatior solito amnis an unusually torrential river compulsio, compulsionis f an urging, constraint, compulsion, a dunning certa stabilisque sententia an utter and irrefutable principle color exsanguis anaemic complexion, anaemic complexion corrationalitas, corrationalitatis f analogy classem constituo (in alto) anchor the fleet casci populi ancient peoples candidatus, candidati m andidates, applicant civis furialis angry citizen, raging citizen contribulatio, contribulationis f anguish cohortor 1 animate, encourage, incite, exhort, admonish concilium indico announce a meeting conventum indīcō announce a meeting circen solis annual cycle of the sun consilia restituo annul the resolutions, revoke the resolutions crocino 1 anoint with saffron-ointment christus, christa, christum anointed chrisma, chrismatis n anointing, unction corysidia, corysidiae f another name of the plant Minyas cynoides, cynoidis n another name of the plant psyllion crataegis, crataegidis f another name of the plant satyrion consultationi alicuius respondeo answer someone's inquiry, reply to someone's request classis formicarum ant colony contradictionem sumo anticipate the objection of an antagonist contrapositum, contrapositi n antithesis Cytherius, Cytherii m Antonius castrum, castri n any fortified place, castle, fort, fortress cos, cotis f any hard stone, flintstone, whetstone, hone, grindstone cotis, cotis f any hard stone, flintstone, whetstone, hone, grindstone cetos, cetis n (pl. cete n) any large sea-animal, seamonster, a species of whale, shark, dog-fish, seal, dolphin cetus, ceti m (pl. cete n) any large sea-animal, seamonster, a species of whale, shark, dog-fish, seal, dolphin, a constellation, the Whale corpus, corporis n any object composed of materials perceptible by the senses, body, substance, the flesh of animal bodies, the wood under the bark of a tree, a lifeless body, corpse, trunk, the individual, person, the testicles casa, casae f any simple house, any poorly-built house, cottage, hut, cabin, shed, country estate, farm conductum, conducti n any thing hired, a hired house, a hired dwelling cum a vobis discesserim apart from you, except you clura, clurae f ape contionabilis, contionabile appearing in the people's assembly, speaking before the people's assembly concitatam multitudinem reprimo appease the angry crowd, calm the angry mob caelestes pacifico appease the celestials canem cibo avoco appease the dog with food caecum intestinum appendix cectorialis, cectoriale appertaining to the boundary ditch circumplaudo 3 applaud or greet on all sides by clapping the hands complaudo 3 applaud together candidatus consularis applicant for the consulate catheterismus, catheterism m application of the catheter candidatus, candidatus m application, candidacy, candidature clysterio 1 apply a clyster clysterizo 1 apply a clyster cataplasmo 1 apply a poultice to civitatem peto apply for citizenship Cincinnatum dictatorem dicere appoint Cincinnatus as Dictator centuriatim populum cito appoint the people according to electoral bodies comprehendo 3 apprehend someone in any crime, discover, detect, take root, conceive, become pregnant, contain, include, perceive, observe, see, comprehend intellectually, receive into one’s mind, grasp, put under obligation, embrace with kindness, shut in, include comprendo 3 apprehend someone in any crime, discover, detect, take root, conceive, become pregnant, contain, include, perceive, observe, see, comprehend intellectually, receive into one’s mind, grasp, put under obligation, embrace with kindness, shut in, include citato equo advehor approach at a stretched gallop cessio diei approach of a term, expiry date comprobatio, comprobationis f approbation, approval comprobabilis, comprobabile approbationable, approvalable, reasonable, justifiable, consensual commoditas corporis appropriate physical skill commodate appropriate, accommodated, adapted, fitted curialiter appropriate, adequate, fine conscisco 3 approve of, decree, determine upon something in common, resolve upon something in common, adjudge, appropriate to one’s self, inflict upon one’s self, bring upon one’s self comprobo 1 approve wholly of something, assent to, sanction, acknowledge, prove, establish, attest, make good, show, confirm, verify something comprobative approvingly Cythereius mensis April, consecrated to Venu campus, campi m arable land, level ground, area, free play space, realm, sea area, lowland, square, seed field, battlefield, playing field, playground, romping ground curvor 1 arch up, bend down, bulge, bend chartophylacium, chartophylacii n archive, registry, briefcase chartarium, chartarii n archives caelum grave arduous climate castra habeo are on the battlefield, be at war contra dico argue against cretus, creta, cretum arisen from, sprung from, descended from, born of civitas, quae optimatium arbitrio regitur Aristocracy complexi inter se arm in arm, hand in hand, tightly connected complexi unus alterum arm in arm, hand in hand, tightly connected coarmo 1 arm together clipeo 1 (clupeo 1) arm with a shield, furnish with a shield clupeo 1 arm with a shield, furnish with a shield clypeo 1 arm with a shield, furnish with a shield cathedra supina armchair, recliner chair copiae foederales armed forces, federal armed forces, federal army cetratus, cetrata, cetratum armed with a caetra, shield-bearing caetratus, caetrata, caetratum (cetratus) armed with a caetra, shield-bearing cinctus cultro venatorio armed with a hunting knife clibanarius, clibanaria, clibanarium armored with the breastplate, belonging to breastplate, belonging to cuirass, belonging to chain mail, belonging to baking pan carrus cataphractus armoured vehicle chelae, chelarum f arms of Scorpio, Libra commercium armorum arms trade cerea bracchia arms white as wax circummuranus, circummurana, circummuranum around (but beyond) the walls, outside the walls, external circumpetitus, circumpetita, circumpetitum around embraced circiter meridiem around noon, around midday circiter Kalendas around the beginning of the month circumforaneus, circumforanea, circumforaneum (circumforanus) around the forum, around the market-place, strolling about from market to market, that attends markets, that is carried about, ambulatory, movable, what are carried about for expiation circumforanus, circumforana, circumforanum around the forum, around the market-place, strolling about from market to market, that attends markets, that is carried about, ambulatory, movable, what are carried about for expiation circumcordialis, circumcordiale around the heart circa eandem horam around the same hour circum + Akk. around, abow, about, upon, near, in, into, among - around, to - around circum around, round about, all around circa around, round about, all around, in the environs, in the neighborhood compono seditionem arrange a riot, arrange an insurrection, arrange a rebellion conturmo 1 arrange in squadrons comas compono arrange one's hair confuse aliquid dispono arrange something quite illogically copias in acie colloco arrange the troops in battle formation condico alicui arrange to meet someone, make a date with someone cena adventicia arrival banquet citus advenio arrive quickly caelatura, caelaturae f art of engraving or carving bass-reliefs in metals and ivory, engraving, celature, the engraved figures themselves, carved work carisa, carisae f artful woman carissa, carissae f artful woman concinnis, concinne artfully decorated, delicate calumniose artfully, by trickery carduus agrestis artichoke cinara, cinarae f artichoke cynara, cynarae f artichoke caput legis article of the law custos pulveris et rei armamentariae Artillery Master cohors tormentaria artillery caelator, caelatoris m artisan in basso-relievo, carver, engraver corruptelarum illecebrae arts of seduction conviva non multi cibi sum as a guest I am not a strong eater caligant oculi ex lippitudine as a result of the eye inflammation, the eyes lose their sight coacervatis cadaveribus as corpses lay piled up cetera as for the rest, otherwise conserte as if bound together, as if fastened together, in connection, , concatenated, contiguous, chained, connected consertim as if bound together, as if fastened together, in connection, , concatenated, contiguous, chained, connected comisantium modo currum secuti sunt as if in bacchanalian procession they followed the wagon ceu si as if comissaliter as in revelling processions, wantonly, jovially comoedice as in the comedy coniugaliter as married persons cum maxime (maxume) as much as possible cum + Ind. as often as cum inciderit, ut id apte fieri possit as soon as a suitable opportunity arises to do so, if it arises, at a suitable opportunity cum erit tuum commodum as soon as it suits you, when it is convenient for you cum me adederit ignis as soon as the fire has consumed me cum + Ind. as soon as circumagente se vento as the wind changes (changed) ceu cum as when ceu as, like as, just as, as if, as it were, like as if cum m. Ind. as, when comperior 4 ascertain, learn, obtain certain knowledge that culpam in aliquem confero ascribe blame to someone, lay the blame on someone cinus, cineris n ashes ciner, cineris m ashes, ashes of a corpse that is burned, person after death, ruins of a city laid waste and reduced to ashes cinis, cineris m ashes, ashes of a corpse that is burned, person after death, ruins of a city laid waste and reduced to ashes consilium expetesso ab aliquo ask someone for advice cenae aliquem adhibeo ask someone to a meal, invite someone to a meal causam ex amico quaerere ask the friend why confidentiam quaero ask the question of no confidence, ask the question of mistrust culus, culi m ass, butt, the posteriors, fundament coarguo 3 assail in different directions, overwhelm with reasoning, refute, silence, expose, convict of guilt, convict of crime, prove guilty, prove incontestably a crime, prove incontestably a wrong, prove incontestably a fallacy, demonstrate to be wrong, show to be wrong circumvado 3 assail on every side, attack on every side, encompass, beset caedem perpetro assassinate, cause a bloodbath, commit a murder circumtundo 3 assault all around centuria, centuriae f assemblage or a division consisting of a hundred things of a kind, any division, number of acres of ground, division of troops, century, company concenturio 1 assemble by centuries, collect, bring together, prepare comitia centuriata assembly by asset classes comitia, comitiorum n assembly of the Romans for electing magistrates, the comitia, elections comitia tribunicia assembly to elect the tribunes of the people confirmo 1 assert, affirm, protest something as true or certain consiliarius urbanus assessor in the city council, member of the city council, councilor of the city consistorianus, consistoriani m assessor, aid in council commalleo 1 assign to one's property commalliolo 1 assign to one's property coadiutor, coadiutoris m assistant consiliaris, consiliaris m associate judge at court, assessor at court coutor 3 associate with, have dealings with commaritus, commariti m associatehusband Consortium institutionum radiodiffusionum publicarum Rei Publicae Foederalis Germaniae (ARD) Association of Public Service Broadcasters in the Federal Republic of Germany (ARD) corporasco 3 assume a body, become incarnate civitatem ascisco assume citizenship coassumo 3 assume together conscientia aliquem obstringo assure someone's fidelity through co-science, secure someone's fidelity through fellow science confirmo + aci assure that constrictive astringently clandestinus perfugarum subintroductor asylum smuggler-trafficker condam at a certain time, at one time, once, heretofore, formerly, the late, the former, the deceased, at certain times, at times, sometimes, one day, some day, ever commodum at a fit time, just in time, at the very nick, at the very moment, opportunely, seasonably cuspiam at any place cumquam at any time, ever Caesare auctore at Caesar's instigation certo anni at certain season circa lucem at dawn, at daybreak cum primo luci at dawn, at daybreak, at first light cum primo lucu at dawn, at daybreak, at first light cum luci simul at daybreak, at dawn caelo albente at daybreak, at the dawn crepusculo at dusk, in the dusk, in the twilight comitiis at election time citato equo at full gallop constanter quidem certe fecit at least he stayed true to his system commodulum at one’s convenience, conveniently, suilably commodule at one’s convenience, conveniently, suilably, fitly cum damno alicuius at someone's expense, to someone's detriment cum aestas summa iam esse coeperat at the height of summer cum tardissime at the latest coordino 1 at the same time co-arrange, neatly assemble, put together neatly celeberrimo fori at the time when the Forum was most frequented concursus atomorum atomic compounds, atomic connections corpora individua atoms corpora insecabilia atoms capite luo atone with his life, atone with his head convitio 1 attack at the same time, injure at the same time concurrunt inter se attack each other, clash hostilely, compete against each other castra repeto attack the camp again, attack the camp once more castra appugno attack the camp castra arripio attack the camp classem appugno attack the fleet circumfusus hostium concursu attacked all around by the enemies clamoribus aliquem circumvadunt attacking someone with shouting from all sides curva corrigo attempt to make crooked straight, try to straighten crooked conamen eversionis attempted coup, attempted overthrow comitia obeo attend a meeting convivio intersum attend the banquet, partake of the banquet colo 3 attend to, dress, clothe, adorn, cherish, seek, practise, devote one’s self to, live in, experience, live through, pass, spend, regard one with care, honor, revere, reverence, worship, respect concomitor 1 attend, accompany castrensiani, castrensianorum m attendants of the Castrensis S, Palatii, servants of the court comitabilis, comitabile attending, accompanying contuitus, contuitus m attentive looking at, view, sight contutus, contutus m attentive looking at, view, sight contemplatim attentively considering contestificor 1 attesting at the same time chrysatticum, chrysattici n attic gold wine coenacularius, coenacularii m attic tenant conspicuus sum attract attention conspicior 5 attract attention, to be conspicuous, to be noticed, to be observed, to be distinguished, to be admired conspicior in aliqua re attract the eyes of people by something catalogus auctionarius auction catalogue consignator, consignatoris m authenticator, sealer, certifier, guarantor cuius potestas est available calamitas maritima average, accident at sea calamitas aeria aviation accident, air disaster culpam a me amoveo avoid guilt, avert blame from oneself complexum armorum vito avoid the melee, avoid the scuffle corona muralis award for the first climbing of the enemy wall cogitatio iniuriae awareness of injustice, consciousness of wrongdoing cardo securiclatus axeshaped tenon, dovetail cede! back! cedite! back! crates spinae backbone corpus caecum backside, back conscientia culpae bad conscience, sense of guilt conscientia delicti bad conscience, sense of guilt conscientia flagitii bad conscience, sense of guilt coquus nundinalis bad cook crapula et gravedo capitis bad luck, blues cacophemia, cacophemiae f bad reputation cerium, cerii n bad species of swelling or ulcer corona vallaris badge of honor for wall climbing cacochymia, cacochymiae f badness of the humours coactor iudicialis bailiff, judicial officer coactor iudiciarius bailiff, judicial officer casa furnaria bakery, bakehouse calculorum subductio balance sheet, accounting, conclusion, final account compensatio iuris et officii balancing rights and obligations calvus, calva, calvum bald, without hair calvities, calvitiei f baldness calvitium, calvitii n baldness, bareness, sterility carroballista, carroballistae f ballista mounted on a carriage, mobile gun chartula delectus ballot paper carpobalsamum, carpobalsami n Balsam fruit civitas Baltica Baltic state, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania collare, collaris n band for the neck, chain for the neck, collar collarium, collarii n band for the neck, chain for the neck, collar comptus, comptus m band, tie, assembling, joining together Ciceroni aqua et igni interdicere banish Cicero, outlaw Cicero curas pello banish the worries, dispel the worries, displace the worries curas pello banish the worries, drive away the worries chrematista, chrematistae m banker, brooker, foreign exchange dealer, money acquirer, businessman, trader charta nummaria banknote, bill, security charta argentaria banknote, money card, bank bill, credit card cena sollemnis banquet, feast, festive dinner convivatio, convivationis f banquet, festive banquet, feast, gala dinner cenae antelucanae banquets lasting all night, , meals lasting until the early morning collis nudus bare hill caput adaperio bare one's head caput aperio bare one's head caput revelo bare the head (out of reverence) capite aperto bareheaded circumlatro 1 bark around, roar around circulans, circulantis m barker, barker orator cervisia, cervisiae f barley brew crepitus polentarius barley fart clumae, clumarum f barley husks, barley pods, barley hulls cerea, cereae g barley juice, beer cervesa, cervesae f barley juice, beer cervesia, cervesiae f barley juice, beer cancellatus, cancellata, cancellatum barred, invalid, void, coined, cancelled, annulled compensatio mercium barter, , arter trade, exchange color nativus basic colour contractus fundamentalis basic contract, basic treaty canephoros, canephori f basket carrier (at the Panathenaic procession) canister, canistri m basket woven from reeds (κάννα), breadbasket, fruitbasket, flowerbasket canistra, canistrorum n basket woven from reeds (κάννα), breadbasket, fruitbasket, flowerbasket canistrum, canistri n basket woven from reeds (κάννα), breadbasket, fruitbasket, flowerbasket canistrifer, canistrifera, canistriferum basket-carrying, basket-bearing cartallus, cartalli m basket cophinus, cophini m basket corbis, corbis c basket canistrum, canistri n basketball hoop canistrifollis, canistrifollis m basketball canistripila, canistripilae f basketball caelamen, caelaminis n basso-relievo calida lavor bathe oneself warmly calamitas lavatoria bathing accident cohors beneficiaria Battalion of Honour, Division of Honour clamor mīlitaris battle cries, battle cry clamor proeliantium battle cries, battle cry clamor pugnantium battle cries, battle cry classicum, classici n battle-signal upon the trumpet, war-trumpet certāmen cerno battle, struggle, fight clamator, clamatoris m bawler, noisy declaimer captivitas Babylonica Baylonian captivity chrematisterium, chrematisterii n bazaar, stock exchange, department store contermino 1 be a borderer, to border upon commilito 1 be a companion in war, fight in company cucurbitae caput habeo be a fool, have a pumpkin head coleos habeo be a man, have balls civitatis sum Rhodiorum be a Rhodian citizen, be a citizen of Rhodes commode salto be a skilful dancer cupiditatibus pareo be a slave to one's passions cupiditatibus servio be a slave to one's passions curvo possum dignoscere rectum be able to distinguish the wrong from the right copia alicuius mihi est be able to get in front of someone, have access to someone capax sum be able to stand up to, can stand up to consueo 2 be accustomed, be wont commoveor 2 be affected, be aroused, be disturbed celebritatem odi be afraid of people, be shy of people, shy away from people contrarior 1 be against, oppose caleo in agendo be all fire to do, be full of zeal to do, being on fire to do censeo 2 [2] be angry comparturio 4 be associated in childbirth with any one contemporo 1 be at the same time, be contemporary controversor 1 be at variance one with another, dispute conscius mihi sum alicuius rei be aware of something conscius sum alicuius rei be aware of something calveo 2 be bald culpa careo be blameless, be guiltless, have no guilt caecutio 4 be blind, see badly caecuttio 4 be blind, see badly cupiditatibus occaecor be blinded by passions, be dazzled by passions connascor 3 be born at the same time, be born with, arise together with cerebro perfunctus sum be braindead candeo 2 be brilliant, be glittering, shine, glitter, glisten, glow with heat, be glowing hot, glowing with passion, be excited calleo 2 be callous, be thickskinned, be hardened, be insensible, be unfeeling, be practised, be wise by experience, be skilful, be versed in, know by experience or practice, know, have the knowledge of, understand cavefacio 5 be careful, , take precautions celebresco 3 be celebrated clareo 2 be clear, be bright, shine, be obvious, be clear, be evident, be manifest, be distinguished, be illustrious, be famous, be renowned conexum et aptum esse inter se be closely related, be closely connected, be in close connection colligatius adhaereo alicuo be closer to someone consto 1 be composed of, rest upon something contineor be comprised, be enclosed, be surrounded, be encompassed, be environed by, hang together, be composed of, consist of, consist in, rest upon, be supported by condemnationem patior be condemned cohaereo 2 be connected with, cleave to, be in contact with, be closely connected with, be in agreement with, be in harmony with, be vitally connected with, depend upon coniunctus sum be connected, be in connection with something conscio 4 be conscious of wrong, know well conscius mihi sum be conscious censeor de aliquo be considered as belonging to someone coniunctivo addor be constructed with the subjunctive coniunctivo adiungo be constructed with the subjunctive contrarius sum be contrast, be opposite contionor 1 be convened in an assembly, be united in an assembly, form an assembly, deliver an oration before an assembly of the people, harangue, address, declare before the people, say publicly, publish, make known, declare concionor 1 be convened in an assembly, be united in an assembly, form an assembly, deliver an oration before an assembly of the people, harangue, address, say publicly, publish, make known, declare calumniae condemnor be convicted of false impeachment curvesco 3 be crooked, be curved, make a curve capite deminuor be curtailed in one's civil rights, become a citizen of inferior rights, become a second choice citizen careo 2 be cut off from, be without, want, be in want of, not to have, be devoid of, be free from, abstain from, hold one’s self aloof from, not to go to, be absent from, be deprived of, feel the want of, miss carus atque iucundus sum alicui be dear to someone, be fond to someone causa cado be defeated in court, fail in court, lose the case, be dismissed in court condelector 1 be delighted with something caecus sum be deluded, be blinded convario 1 be different, vary conculcatui sum be disregarded, be an object of contempt conficio 5 be efficient, accomplish a direct result, be an active cause, complete, finish, end, spend, pass, bring forward as proved, show, deduce comitiis consul creor be elected consul at the elective assembly cunctis centuriis creor be elected unanimously complexum accipio be embraced, be hugged cresco 3 be enlarged, be strengthened, rise in distinction, increase in honor, rise in courage, be promoted, be advanced, prosper, become great, attain honor conquiesco 3 be entirely easy, be unconcerned, pause, stop, be quiet, enjoy entire repose, find rest, find recreation, find pleasure in something consto 1 be established, be settled, be certain, be manifest, be evident, be well known cum invidia sum be exposed to envy, be hostile consisto 3 be firm, remain firm, be unshaken, be immovable, be steadfast, be at rest, stand one’s ground, continue, endure, subsist, be, exist, come to a stand, stand still, take rest, cease certo scio be firmly convinced carus sum alicui be fond of someone culpa vaco be free from guilt carere dolore be free from pain consternor 1 be frightened, become shy como 1 be furnished with hair, having long hair, be hairy, be covered with hair, clothe with hair, deck with hair, deck with something like hair cunctis hominibus amabilis sum be generally popular, be liked by all cingor 3 be girded with something, be encircled with something, make one’s self ready for any thing, prepare, getting ready compungor 3 be goaded by the stings of conscience, feel remorse caneo 2 be gray, be hoary, be white capillor 1 be hairy, wear hair contigue aliquem sequor be hot on someone's heels commercium habeo cum aliquo be in contact with someone clavum imperii teneo be in government, be at the helm of the state, direct the state capitis periclitor be in mortal danger, be in danger of death, risking head and neck consipio 5 be in one’s right mind, be in one’s senses, be of sound mind claustris poenalibus contineor be in prison castra habeo contra aliquem be in the battlefield against someone, be at war against someone carpento sedeo cum uxore be in the car coinquinor 1 be infected, defile oneself conquinor 1 be infected, defile oneself cedere alicui virtute be inferior to anyone in gallantry cupiditate alicuius rei accensus sum be inflamed with desire for something cupiditate alicuius rei inflamatus sum be inflamed with desire for something caleo sordibus be inflamed with love for the Kanaille, be kindled for the rabble in love crapulor 1 be intoxicated, be drunk, have an intoxication communitate coniunctus sum cum aliquo be joined together with someone conglisco 3 be kindled up, become illustrious constat + aci be known careo aliqua re be lacking in something clementi sum animo in aliquem be lenient against someone, indulge someone caeculto 1 be like one blind, be dim-sighted certisco 3 be made sure, be made certain certisso 3 be made sure, be made certain collabefio be made to reel, be made to totter, be brought to ruin, sink together, be overthrow, be supplant circummetior 4 be measured around continens sum be moderate, lie together clueor 2 be named, be called, be reputed, be esteemed cognomen habeo be named, have the epithet cognomine appellor be named, have the epithet contiguo 1 be nearby credo 3 be of opinion, think, believe, suppose constans sum be of strong character catholicae confessionis sum be of the Catholic faith, be Catholic coaetaneo 1 be of the same age coaeto 1 be of the same age causam amicitiae habeo cum aliquo be on friendly terms with someone caveo 2 be on one’s guard, take care, take heed, beware, guard against, avoid, take care for, provide, order something, order, decree, dispose of in writing, dispose by will clerificor 1 be ordained to the priesthood, be ordained calamitatibus obruor be overwhelmed with misfortune compareo 2 be perfectly evident, be apparent, appear, be visible, be present, be in existence, exist complaceo 2 be pleasing at the same time, please also, be very pleasing to circumstagno 1 be poured forth all around coexsisto 3 be present at the same time, exist at the same time, coexist coram adsum be present in person, be there in person celebritatem odi be publicity-shy cognatione inter se continentur be related to each other copiis abundo be rich, have abundance cicatricor 1 be scarred over, be cicatrized conspicor 1 be seen conflictor 1 be severely tormented, be vexed, be harassed, be afflicted, be brought to ruin calamitate doctus sum be shrewd under adversity, be crafty through misfortune, have learned from misfortune coaegroto 1 be sick at the same time with Caesaris partes sequor be side with Caesar conticeo 2 be silent, be still comminuor alicuius lacrimis be softened by someone's tears centuplicato veneo be sold a hundred times dearer collum pono in pulvere be stretched out, put the neck on the floor calamitatibus affligor be stricken with misfortune cervicor 1 be stubborn, be obstinate compendio capior be tempted by profit causa sum belli be the cause of war cum summo imperio et potestate sum be the holder of supreme military and civil power calamitati sum alicui be the undoing of someone, be fatal to someone compavesco 3 be thoroughly terrified, be very much afraid concaleo 2 be thoroughly warm conterno 1 be three years old conscientia animi moveor be tortured by conscience, be plagued by remorse censeor aliqua re be valued after something concupio 5 be very desirous, to long much for constupeo 2 be very much astonished caleo 2 be warm, be hot, glow, feel warm, glow in mind, be roused, be warmed, be inflamed, be carried on warmly, be urged on zealously, be yet warm, be yet new, be yet fresh, be eagerly sought, be frequented capior 5 be weakened, be curtailed in one's possibilities candico 1 be whitish, be white conquiesco 3 be wholly at rest, rest, take rest, repose, be at rest, cease from exertion, be idle, be inactive, be in repose, take rest, halt, take repose, take a nap consumor 3 be wiped out, be swept away curis conficior be worn down by worries, be worn down by cares capero 1 be wrinkled calceus rostratus beak shoe calceoli repandi beak shoes clavus trabalis beam nail cyamias, cyamiae m beanstone, a precious stone confero bear a thing somewhere, carry a thing somewhere, convey a thing somewhere, direct a thing somewhere, devote something to a certain purpose, apply something to a certain purpose, employ, direct, confer, bestow upon, give, lend, grant, transfer to circumgesto 1 bear around, carry around convecto 1 bear in abundance together, carry together in abundance, bring together in abundance circumfero bear round, move round, carry round, carry about, pass around, spread around, publish abroad, proclaim, divulge, disseminate among the people, report, lustrate, purify any one by carrying around him consecrated objects causam alicuius rei sustineo bear the guilt of something culpam alicuius rei sustineo bear the guilt of something, have the guilt of something comporto 1 bear together, carry together, bring together, collect congero 3 bear together, carry together, bring together, collect, prepare, heap up, throw in great numbers, accumulate, shower, make by heaping together, build by bringing together, construct constanter fero aliquid bear with composure cestifer, cestiferi m bearer of a box, bearer of a chest cistifer, cistiferi m bearer of a box, bearer of a chest cistophorus, cistophori m bearer of the sacred box caducifer, caducifera, caduciferum bearing a herald’s staff corymbifer, corymbifera, corymbiferum bearing clusters of ivy-berries carniger, carnigera, carnigerum bearing flesh, clothed with flesh conifer, conifera, coniferum bearing fruit of a conical form coniger, conigera, conigerum bearing fruit of a conical form cunifer, cunifera, cuniferum bearing fruit of a conical form cornifer, cornifera, corniferum bearing horns, having horns, horned circumpavio 4 beat close around, trod close around commulco 1 beat violently contundo 3 beat, bruise, grind, crush, pound, break to pieces, break, lessen, weaken, destroy, subdue, put down, baffle, check caio 1 beat, cudgel circumpavitus, circumpavita, circumpavitum beaten close around, trodden close around compavitus, compavita, compavitum beaten cum + Konj. because civitatem muto become a citizen of another state calceos muto become a senator coacesco 3 become acid, become sour, deteriorate, become corrupt calvesco 3 become bald, grow up thin, grow up far apart claresco 3 become bright, grow bright, become clear, grow clear, begin to shine, become visible, sound clear, become audible, become manifest, become evident, become obvious, become illustrious, become famous, become renowned cancerasco 3 become cancerous, be afflicted with a cancer, suppurate like a cancer carbonesco 3 become charcoal charmidor 1 become Charmides, rejoice commarcesco 3 become completely dull, become completely flabby crudelesco 3 become cruel, become brutal, become violent, become vicious cernor aliqua re become distinguished or known in something cernor in aliqua re become distinguished or known in something callesco 3 become dull, become insensible, become blunt callisco 3 become dull, become insensible, become blunt clarus fio become famous corpus facio become fat, thrive, get stout, become obese, become fat, gain weight, put on flesh colliquefio become fluid, liquefy, melt, dissolve colliquesco 3 become fluid, liquefy, melt, dissolve concrebresco 3 become frequent, increase, gather strength crebesco 3 become frequent, increase, grow strong, spread abroad crebresco 3 (crebesco 3) become frequent, increase, grow strong, spread abroad confracesco 3 become friable, become rotten, wither together, decay together concallesco 3 become insensible, become obtuse, become shrewd, become practised cornesco 3 become like horn, grow horny, turn to horn consopior 4 become obsolete candesco 3 become of a bright, glittering white, begin to glisten, begin to radiate, begin to glow, grow red hot compotior 4 become partaker of, become master of corpus amitto become poor, become lean, fall off the flesh, lose weight, get skinny contemperor 1 become quite the same contristor 1 become sad, grieve, become depressed candefio become shiny white, become glowing coaegresco 3 become sick at the same time with conticesco 3 (conticisco 3) become still, cease speaking, cease sounding, keep silence, not to speak, become still, become quiet, come to rest, cease, decline, stop, abate conticisco 3 become still, cease speaking, cease sounding, keep silence, not to speak, become still, become quiet, come to rest, cease, decline, stop, abate consilesco 3 become still, to be hushed, keep silent, grow dumb corroboror 1 become stronger, become greater, be grown up certamine battuendi Olympia vinco become the Olympic gold medalist in fencing cognosco 3 become thoroughly acquainted with, learn by inquiring, examine, investigate, perceive, see, understand, learn, become acquainted with, recognize, acknowledge, identify, seek or strive to know something, inquire into, reconnoitre, act the part of a scout concalesco 3 become thoroughly warm, grow thoroughly warm, glow, glow with love contenebrasco 3 become very dark, grow very dark contenebresco 3 become very dark, grow very dark commadeo 2 become very soft consanesco 3 become whole, become sound, be healed commarceo 2 become wholly faint, become wholly inactive computesco 3 become wholly putrid, putrefy, rot computresco 3 become wholly putrid, putrefy, rot cognitus, cognitus m becoming acquainted with, knowing cognitio, cognitionis f becoming acquainted with, learning to know, acquiring knowledge, knowing, acquaintance, cognition, conception, notion, idea, branch of learning, judicial examination, inquiry, cognizance, trial,recognition, discovery condecens, condecentis becoming, seemly, fit condecenter becomingly, fitly conducenter becomingly, fitly concubitor, concubitoris m bed-fellow consors tori bedmate, mistress cubans, cubantis m bedridden sick person, patient cubiculum dormitorium bedroom cubiculare tapete bedside rug, bed rug, bed mat cerinthus, cerinthi m beebread, called also erithace or sandaraca caro bovina beef cerea castra beehive, cells of wax, honey-comb cervisiae officina beer brewery cerevisia,cerevisiae f beer coram omnibus before all eyes, before all the world citra tertiam (syllabam) before the third syllable cloaco 1 befoul, stain, pollute, defile clementiam expeto beg mercy congenero 1 beget at the same time, produce at the same time, produce of the same litter, unite by affinity, connect committo 3 begin any course of action, undertake a action, carry on a action confloresco 3 begin to bloom at the same time, begin to florish together confervesco 3 begin to boil, become heated, grow hot coepto diffidere dictis begin to mistrust the words coepio 5 begin, commence, undertake coipio 5 begin, commence, undertake coepto 1 begin, undertake, attempt, commence, make a beginning commissor pugnae beginner of the battle coeptus, coeptus m beginning, undertaking, project coeptus, coepta, coeptum begun, commenced, undertaken contumacius me gero behave defiantly, act defiantly caput amputo behead, decapitate caput demo behead, decapitate caput detrunco behead, decapitate centenionalis, centenionale being a hundredth capitali odio dissideo ab aliquo being divided with someone to the point of deadly hatred carentia, carentiae f being free, not having cohaerens, cohaerentis being in accord, corresponding coniunctissime vivo cum aliquo being in very close contact with someone coniunctissimus sum cum aliquo being in very close contact with someone credito 1 believe firmly crimina ausculto believe the accusations, listen to the accusations chiliastae, chiliastārum m believers in the millennial kingdom, , chilean campana, campanae f bell Cythereias, Cythereiadis f belonging to Venus, consecrated to Venus currulis, currule belonging to a chariot, belonging to a chariot-race classicus, classica, classicum belonging to a classis, belonging to a fleet, belonging to a division of the Roman people, belonging to the first class, of the highest class, of the highest rank, classical, superior, standard carcerarius, carceraria,carcerarium belonging to a prison cubitorius, cubitoria, cubitorium belonging to a reclining posture cauponius, cauponia, cauponium belonging to a retail shopkeeper, belonging to an innkeeper confanens, confanentis belonging to a sanctuary, belonging to a parish cycneus, cycnea, cycneum belonging to a swan, swan’s- cygneus, cygnea, cygneum belonging to a swan, swan’s- coronarius, coronaria, coronarium belonging to a wreath, suitable for garlands concionalis, concionale belonging to an assembly of the people, suitable for an assembly of the people contionalis, contionale (concionalis) belonging to an assembly of the people, suitable for an assembly of the people, who went about in the assemblies of the people for the purpose of exciting the multitude curatoricius, curatoricia, curatoricium belonging to an overseer Cairicus, Cairici f belonging to Cairo coniecturalis, coniecturale belonging to conjecture or guessing, conjectural Cupidineus, Cupidinea, Cupidineum belonging to Cupid Cyzicenus, Cyzicena, Cyzicenum belonging to Cyzicum carnarius, carnaria, carnarium belonging to flesh cavillatorius, cavillatoria, cavillatorium belonging to irony, belonging to teasing Carciviensis, Carciviense belonging to Kharkiv, belonging to Charkiv, belonging to Kharkov Chioviensis, Chioviense belonging to Kiev concubius, concubia, concubium belonging to lying in sleep, belonging to the time of sleep coniugialis, coniugiale belonging to marriage, conjugal, connubial conviperinus, conviperina, conviperinum belonging to snake calathinus, calathina, calathinum belonging to the basket, basket-like capularis, capulare [2] belonging to the cable comprehensorius, comprehensoria, comprehensorium belonging to the capture cicinus, cicina, cicinum belonging to the castor tree catapultarius, catapultaria, catapultarium belonging to the catapult, that is thrown by the catapult caelibalis, caelibale belonging to the celibate caelibaris, caelibare belonging to the celibate cellularis, cellulare belonging to the cell, cellular cretarius, cretaria, cretarium belonging to the chalk, coated with chalk, chalked cinematographicus, cinematographica, cinematographicum belonging to the cinema, cinematic circeiensis, circeiense belonging to the circus convectorius, convectoria, convectorium belonging to the co-driver, serving for riding along coalitionarius, coalitionaria, coalitionarium belonging to the coalition coferarius, coferaria, coferarium belonging to the coffee centuriatus, centuriata, centuriatum belonging to the comitia centuriata, advised in the comitia centuriata communalis, communale belonging to the community compitalicius, compitalicia, compitalicium belonging to the compitalia computatorius, computatoria, computatorium belonging to the computer, relating to the computer computatralis, computatrale belonging to the computer, relating to the computer congressualis, congressuale belonging to the congress corneus, cornea, corneum (2) belonging to the cornel-tree, belonging to cornelwood casanicus, casanica, casanicum belonging to the cottage casalis, casale belonging to the court, belonging to the farm Crimensis, Crimense belonging to the Crimea, Crimean culturalis, culturale belonging to the culture, cultural Cyaneus, Cyanea, Cyaneum belonging to the Cyaneae cyberspatialis, cyberspatiale belonging to the cyberspace, belonging to the internet world coactiliarius, coactiliaria, coactiliarium belonging to the felt walker campensis, campense belonging to the flat field classeus, classea, classeum belonging to the fleet choraulicus, choraulica, choraulicum belonging to the flute-players of the chorus chrysomelinus, chrysomelina, chrysomelinum belonging to the golden apple, quince related canabensis, canabense belonging to the grocer's quarter citharoedicus, citharoedica, citharoedicum belonging to the guitar player curionius, curionia, curionium belonging to the head of the curia caputalis, caputale belonging to the head, relating to life capitalis, capitale belonging to the head, relating to life, by which life is endangered, capital, punishable by death, punishable by the loss of civil rights, that is at the head, chief, first in something, pre-eminent, distinguished, of the first rank, important curialis, curiale belonging to the imperial court calendarius, calendaria, calendarium belonging to the Kalends calendalis, calendale belonging to the Kalends, belonging to the first day of the month calendaris, calendare belonging to the Kalends, belonging to the first day of the month cruralis, crurale belonging to the legs, crural creditorius, creditoria, creditorium belonging to the loan, serving a loan, belonging to the credit commemorativus, commemorativa, commemorativum belonging to the memory, serving the memory cellariensis, cellariense belonging to the pantry crocotarius, crocotaria, crocotarium belonging to the preparation of saffron-colored garments cauponarius, cauponara, cauponarum belonging to the pub coracicus, coracica, coracicum belonging to the raven concorporalis, concorporale belonging to the same body or company concibo, concibonis belonging to the same food department clabularis, clabulare belonging to the transport wagons clabularius, clabularia, clabularium belonging to the transport wagons clavularis, clavulare belonging to the transport wagons cunicularius, cunicularia, cunicularium belonging to the tunnel cosmicus, cosmica, cosmicum belonging to the world chimerinus, chimerina, chimerinum belonging to winter, winter circumflecto 3 bend about, turn about, mark with a circumflex, pronounce as long clino 1 bend cessim bending in, turning in, turned backwards, backwards cossim bending in, turning in, turned backwards, backwards circumflexus, circumflexus m bending round, winding round campter, campteris m bending, turning, angle camter, camteris m bending, turning, angle commoda, commodorum n benefits, privileges, rights, borrowed objects, fruit circumactus, circumacta, circumactum bent around, curved corresupinatus, corresupinata, corresupinatum bent backwards at the same time castra nautica berth of the vessels, location of the vessels collino 3 besmear, cover over, defile, pollute convomo 3 bespew, vomit upon civitate dono bestow with the citizenship, confer the right of citizenship curiosus, curiosa, curiosum bestowing cares upon a thing, bestowing pains upon a thing, applying one’s self assiduously, careful, diligent, thoughtful, devoted cogitata patefacio betray one's thoughts comploro 1 bewail, lament together loudly, lament together violently cautio incommodorum beware of adversity caveo a veneno beware of poison cave, ne hosti opportunus fias beware of show the enemy an ignorance caveo ab aliquo beware of someone cavete, ne ... beware that capito, capitonis big-headed cephalo, cephalonis m bighead certamen birotariorum bike race certamen birotarium bike race certamen birotulariorum bike race certamen birotularium bike race cholagogus, cholagoga, cholagogum bile draining cholericus, cholerica, cholericum bilious, jaundiced columbor 1 bill like doves, kiss like doves circumstringo 3 bind about, put on, tie around, surround, clothe with circumvincio 4 bind around convador 1 bind one to appear in court by giving surely, cite someone to the court, made an appointment with someone consuetudine aliquem devincio bind someone to oneself by one's company, bind someone to oneself by one's association, circumligo 1 bind something to something, bind something with something, encompass, surround coniungo 3 bind together, connect, join, unite, yoke together, contract, carry on concert, wage in concert, continue without interruption, compose, form by uniting, join in marriage, join in love, unite by the ties of relationship or friendship coligo 1 bind together, tie together, fasten together, connect, bind, tie up, unite, combine, connect, join together, restrain, check, stop, hinder colligo 1 bind together, tie together, fasten together, connect, bind, tie up, unite, combine, connect, join together, restrain, check, stop, hinder conligo 1 bind together, tie together, fasten together, connect, bind, tie up, unite, combine, connect, join together, restrain, check, stop, hinder coniunctio conexiva binding particle colligatio, colligationis f (conligatio) binding together, connection, ligature, band, fastening conligatio, conligationis f binding together, connection, ligature, band, fastening catenatio, catenationis f binding, band, clamp, clincher, pin cychramus, cychrami m bird migrating with quails, perh, the ortolan circumvolitantes alites birds flying around commordeo 2 bite sharply, bite eagerly commorsito 1 bite to pieces canes et latrare et mordere possunt biting accusers can do both: bark and bite canis, canis c biting prosecutor cucurbitella, cucurbitellae f bitter gourd, cupping-glass cucurbitula, cucurbitulae f bitter gourd, cupping-glass capsa nigra black box, flight recorder capsella nigra black box, flight recorder cacabatus, cacabata, cacabatum black, sooty, besmeared like a cooking-pot caccabatus, caccabata, caccabatum black, sooty, besmeared like a cooking-pot cossyphus, cossyphi m blackbird culpam imprudentiae assigno blame a lack of caution crimen invicem intentant blame each other for the crime crimen invicem intentant blame each other, accuse each other culpito 1 blame severely, reproach severely, blam harshly, reproach harshly culpam alicuius rei in aliquem confero blame someone for something culpam alicui assigno blame someone, attribute guilt to someone culpam alicui attribuo blame someone, attribute guilt to someone carinator, carinatoris m blasphemer, taunter, detractor clamor apertus blatant screaming circumflagro 1 blaze all around, scorch all around captus altero oculo blind in one eye caecus amor sui blind self-love caecatus libidine blinded by lust caecatus libidinibus blinded by passions caeco impetu blindly, in blind urge caecitas, caecitatis f blindness caecitudo, caecitudinis f blindness captivitas oculorum blindness cruor, cruoris m blood (which flows from a wound), stream of blood, vital power, bloodshed, murder, blood in the body cognatio, cognationis f blood relationship, kindred, connection by birth, relations, persons, allied by descent, relationship, association, intimate connection, natural connection, agreement, kindred, resemblance, affinity consanguinitas, consanguinitatis f blood-relationship, consanguinity, relationship between brothers and sisters, relationship, affinity, similarity cochlea sanguine cassa bloodless snail cruentus et maculatus bloodstained and sullied with murder caedes atrox bloody carnage, bloody slaughter crudus, cruda, crudum bloody, bleeding, trickling with blood, raw, not cooked, undigested, suffering from indigestion, unripe, immature, crude, yet young, yet fresh, not yet armed cruore oblitus bloody, gory, sanguinary, smeared with blood cruore respersus bloody, spattered with blood confloreo 2 bloom together, flourish together charta bibula blotting paper, absorbent paper calamitatis ictus blow of fate, stroke of fate circumflo 1 blow round about classicum inflo blow the signal conflo 1 blow together, blow up, stir up, kindle, light, inflame, bring about, effect, accomplish, bring together, raise, procure, produce, cause, occasion, melt, fuse, melt down conspiro 1 blow together, breathe together, sound together, harmonize, agree, accord, agree together in thought or feeling, accord, unite, combine, plot together, enter into a conspiracy, conspire colaphus, colaphi m blow with the fist, cuff, a box on the ear circumspiro 1 blowing all around cauricrepus, cauricrepa, cauricrepum blown through by the north-west wind caeruleum, caerulei n blue color, steel-color caerulum, caeruli n blue color, steel-color caeruleis oculis blue-eyed, with blue eyes caesiis oculis blue-eyed, with blue eyes caesios oculos Minervae, caeruleos esse Neptuni blue-grey be the eyes of Minerva, sea-blue those of Neptunus caesitas, caesitatis f blue, blueness caesius, caesia, caesium bluish gray, cat-eyed caesicius, caesicia, caesicium bluish, dark blue caesitius, caesitia, caesitium bluish, dark blue color verecundus blush, shame clavus tabularis board nail curatorium, curatorii n Board of Trustees, Committee, Seat of the Trustee, Board of Trustees cicatrices meas ostento boastfully show one's scars cumba, cumbae f boat, skif, barge, gondola, the boat of Charon cymba, cymbae f (cumba, cumbae f ) boat, skif, barge, gondola, the boat of Charon cymba, cymbae f (cumba, cumbae f ) boat, skiff, the boat of Charon compago corporis bodily structure corpus et animus body and soul crementum corporis body growth corpus insumentia body weakening agents, debilitating agents, body weakening substances corpus mortui body, corpse corpus hominis mortui body, corpse, dead body corporis custodes bodyguard, lifeguard custodia corporis bodyguard, lifeguard combullio 4 boil fully concoquo 3 boil together, seethe together, digest, prepare, ripen, mature, endure, suffer, put up with, brook, tolerate, revolve in mind, think upon, weigh, reflect maturely upon, consider well conchicla, conchiclae f boiled bean conchicula, conchiculae f boiled bean concicla, conciclae f boiled bean caro cocta boiled meat, cooked meat caccabinus, caccabina, caccabinum boiled, simmered confidenter boldly, daringly, audaciously, impudently coniectio telorum bombardment, shelling coniectio tormentorum bombardment, shelling coagulum amicitiae bond of friendship catechismus, catechismi m book of elementary Christian instruction, catechism capsaria, capsariae f booth for bathing needs, bathroom girl combibiones, combibionum m boozing brothers, fellow boozers, co-drinkers controversia finium border conflict, boundary dispute claustra imperii border fortress of the empire custodia limitanea border guard, border patrol, border protection cursorium, cursorii n border path, path running along the border custodes limitanei border police, border guards collimito 1 border upon collimitor 1 border upon compagino 1 border upon confinis, confine bordering one upon another, bordering on, adjoining, contiguous, nearly related, nearly like, similar confinius, confinia, confinium bordering one upon another, bordering on, adjoining, contiguous, nearly related, nearly like, similar collimitaneus, collimitana, collimitanum bordering upon contiguus, contigua, contiguum bordering upon, neighboring, contiguous, near, that may be touched, within reach classem deprimo bore a fleet into the ground circumforatus, circumforata, circumforatum bored all round, pierced round caecigenus, caecigena, caecigenum born blind cavaticus, cavatica, cavaticum born in caves, living in caves comprovincialis, comprovinciale born in the same province congenitus, congenita, congenitum born together with, produced together with, congenital, coëval with creatus, creata, creatum born, begotten comminus ad aliquem accedo bother someone, get on someone's body, take action against someone collum lagenae bottleneck circumtermino 1 bound round about, limit round about catenatus, catenata, catenatum bound with a chain, chained, fettered, intertwined, connected, continued, unremitting circumtentus, circumtenta, circumtentum bound with something that is stretched around, begirt cecturium, cecturii n boundary ditch cectoria, cectoriae f boundary ditch, round pit confinia, confinium n boundary, border, confine, neighborhood caput submitto bow one's head, lower one's head corpore inclinato aliquem saluto bow to someone, greet someone with a bow conflexus, conflexa, conflexum bowed, bent capedo, capedinis f bowl or cup used in sacrifices cappudo, cappudinis f bowl or cup used in sacrifices capudo, capudinis f bowl or cup used in sacrifices capis, capidis f bowl with one handle,sacrificial bowl cistarius, cistariī m box keeper colaphizo 1 box one’s ears, give a slap colapho aliquem ferio box one’s ears, give a slap campsa, campsae f box, ark, chest catlaster, catlastri m boy, lad, stripling catulaster, catulastri m boy, lad, stripling cerebellare, cerebellaris n brain-covering, head-covering cerebrum, cerebri n brain, understanding, anger, choler, the pith in the upper part, content, meaning calva, calvae f brainpan, brain shell, cranium, skull, nut with a smooth shell, scalp without hair currum sufflamine tardo brake the car, slow down the car, decelerate the car cantabries, cantabriei f bran grind, bran lichen cauterem adhibeo ambitioni brand the ambition cauteroma, cauteromatis n brand cauter, cauteris m branding-iron, wound made by burning contortus, contorta, contortum brandished, hurled, full of motion, powerful, vehement, energetic, strong, involved, intricate, obscure, perplexed, complicated chalceus, chalcea, chalceum brazen, of brass clibanicius, clibanicia, clibanicium bread baked in a clibanus crusta panis bread crust canistellum, canistelli n bread-basket, fruit-basket canistellus, canistelli m bread-basket, fruit-basket cibicida, cibicidae m breadwaster, bread-consumer claustra nobilitatis refringo break down the barriers drawn by the nobility claustra effringo break down the barriers cardines effringo break down the door confringo 3 break in pieces, violate, bring to naught, destroy, d, , confrango 3 break in pieces, violate, bring to naught, destroy, dissipate carcerem refringo break into prison, burgle the jail clausa effringo break open locks and bolts carcerem effringo break open the prison cervices alicui frango break someone's neck cervices alicuius frango break someone's neck claustra revello break the bolt, break the latch claustra portarum revello break the gates, break the gates open claustra discutio break the latch claustra manu rumpo break the lock by hand contra regulam committo break the rule, violate the rule, go against the rule conrumpo 3 break to pieces, destroy, ruin, waste, bring to naught, corrupt, mar, injure, spoil, adulterate, make worse, seduce, entice, mislead, bribe, buy over, falsify, spoil corrumpo 3 break to pieces, destroy, ruin, waste, bring to naught, corrupt, mar, injure, spoil, adulterate, make worse, seduce, entice, mislead, bribe, buy over, falsify, spoil, forfeit cibus meridianus breakfast continens, continentis n breakpoint, stopping point compertusio, compertusionis f breakthrough cervisiam coquo brew beer cervisia, cervisiae f brew crura, crurum n bridge piers, bridge supports creditum transitorium bridging loan cognitiuncula, cognitiunculae f brief investigation circumcise briefly concise briefly, concisely congeste briefly, summarily cohortium praefectus Brigadier General clarisonae voces bright voices clarificus, clarifica, clarificum brightening, illuminating, glorifying claritus brightly, clearly, distinctly, plainly, aloud, distinctly, intelligibly, illustriously, honorably candidans, candidantis brilliantly white causam ad iudicem defero bring an action before the court calamitatem infero alicui bring defeat upon someone, bring misfortune upon someone cereo 1 bring forth, produce, make, create, beget, create for any office, choose, elect, create, call into being, endow with existence, produce, prepare, cause, occasion creo 1 bring forth, produce, make, create, beget, create for any office, choose, elect, create, call into being, endow with existence, produce, prepare, cause, occasion coangusto 1 bring into a narrow compass, confine, compress, contract, enclose, hem in, invest, besiege, limit, restrict, afflict consopio 4 bring into an unconscious state, put fast asleep, lull to sleep, stupefy contamino 1 bring into contact, touch, bring into union, mingle, blend together, unite, deteriorate by mingling, corrupt, contaminate, defile, stain, pollute, mar, efface committo 3 bring into one whole, join, combine into one whole, join together, put together, connect, unite, bring men or animals together in a contest or fight, set together, set on compono 3 bring into union, gather, collect, put together, bring into contact, fit together, pack up for a journey certa reporto bring safe message contemptionem affero bring someone contempt, make someone despicable contemptum affero bring someone contempt, make someone despicable circumago et flecto aliquem bring someone to a different mindset convivio aliquem adhibeo bring someone to the banquet commemoro 1 bring something to one’s recollection by speaking of it, remind of, make mention of something, recount, relate caso 1 bring to naught, destroy, annul, make null or void casso 1 bring to naught, destroy, annul, make null, make void contutor 1 bring to safety, keep hidden corripio 5 bring to trial, accuse, inform against corrogo 1 bring together by entreaty, bring together, collect committo 3 bring together for comparison, compare, put together, match, arrange a battle or contest, enter upon, engage in, begin, join, commence, maintain a contest, fight a battle, hold games, celebrate games confero bring together in a hostile manner, join together in a hostile manner, set together, bring together for comparison, compare, join in bringing forward, propose unitedly concilio 1 bring together several objects into one whole, unite, connect, unite in thought or feeling, make friendly, procure the favor of, make inclined to, gain, win over, represent something to one as agreeable or pleasant, recommend contollo 3 bring together confero bring together, bear together, carry together, collect, gather, collect money, collect treasures, bring offerings, contribute, be useful, be profitable, to profit, serve, be of use to, bring into connection, unite, join, connect, consult together, confer congesto 1 bring together, carry together como 3 bring together, form, frame, construct, comb, arrange, braid, dress, adorn, deck, ornament condo 3 bring together, lay together, put together, join together into a whole, to form, fashion, produce, make by joining together, settle, make, construct, build, compose, write, celebrate, write of, treat of, describe, establish, found, be the author of catagusa, catagusae f bringing back, statue of Praxiteles, representing Ceres as bringing back Proserpine to Pluto corrogatio, corrogationis f bringing together comportatio, comportationis f bringing together, carrying together collatio, collationis f bringing together, collecting, hostile meeting, contribution, gratuity collected together for the emperor, union, combination, comparison, similitude, analogy, collation Corporatio radiodiffusionis Britannica British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) circumfractus, circumfracta, circumfractum broken off all around civitas aegra broken state confragosus, confragosa, confragosum broken, rough, uneven, hard, difficult collactaneus, collactanei m brother nourished at the same breast, foster-brother collacteus, collactei m brother nourished at the same breast, foster-brother collacticĭus, collacticĭi m brother nourished at the same breast, foster-brother Cyrus, Cyri m (2) brother of Artaxerxes Mnemon, killed in the battle at Cunaxa consanguineus, consanguinei m brother confusus, confusa, confusum brought into disorder, confused, perplexed, disorderly consummatus, consummata, consummatum brought to the highest degree, perfect, complete, consummate cumulatus, cumulata, cumulatum brought to the pinnacle of perfection collativus, collativa, collativum brought together, carried together, collected, combined congesticius, congesticia, congesticium brought together, heaped up, piled up congestus, congesta, congestum brought together, pressed together, thick collaticius, collaticia, collaticium brought together, raised by contribution, mingled, effected by contributions contunsum, contunsi n bruise, contusion contusum, contusi n bruise, contusion circumverro 3 brush around, swipe around circumvorro 3 brush around, swipe around collutio dentium brush teeth, teeth brushing circumversus, circumversa, circumversum brushed around, swept around calyx, calycis m bud, cup of a flower, calyx of a flower, shell of fruits, egg-shell, covering of shell-fish, the shell, covering of wax around fruit (to preserve it) cimex electronicus bug cimex, cimicis m bug cimicatio, cimicationis f bugging, eavesdropping classem aedifico build a fleet classem efficio build a fleet classem facio build a fleet classem molior build a fleet circumaedifico 1 build around cogitatione mihi magnifica depingo build castles in the air campum Martium coaedifico build on the square of Mars camera aliquid contego build over something with a vault circumstruo 3 build round about, surround with buildings coaedifico 1 build up together, build upon capulum terrestre bulk cable chamulcus automatarius bulldozer certamen adversus taurum bullfight cornutae, cornutarum f bullocks cornuti, cornutorum m bullocks calumnias alicui instruo bully someone, harass, victimize, persecute, hassle, mess around calumnior 1 bully, harass, victimize, persecute, hassle, mess around cippi, cipporum m bulwark formed of sharpened stakes caput offendo bump one's head, bang one's head against the wall caesi acervi bunch of slain cella loricata bunker circumhumatus, circumhumata, circumhumatum buried around calcem coquo burn lime conflagro 1 burn up, burn, be consumed concremo 1 burn up, consume comburo 3 burn up, consume, ruin, destroy commuro 3 burn up, consume, ruin, destroy cauterizo 1 burn with a hot iron, brand cupiditate alicuius rei ardeo burn with desire for something cupiditate alicuius rei flagro burn with desire for something concremor 1 burn comburor 3 burn, be consumed cremo 1 burn, consume by fire cauterio 1 burn, mark with a branding-iron, brand combustum, combusti n burn, wound made by burning cecaumenus, cecaumena, cecaumenum burned coctilis, coctile burned carbonarius, carbonarii m burner of charcoal, collier cremator, crematoris m burner, consumer by fire combustura, combusturae f burnin candida tabaci fistula burning cigarette causticum, caustici n burning medicament, corroding medicament concrematio, concremationis f burning up, conflagration causticus, caustica, causticum burning, caustic, corrosive conflagratio, conflagrationis f burning, conflagration combustio, combustionis f burning, consuming circumustus, circumusta, circumustum burnt around cui dolet, meminit burnt child shies away from fire, burned child dreads fire collacrimor 1 burst into tears cachinnum edo burst out laughing cachinnum tollo burst out laughing, burst into peals of laughter corpus humo mando bury a corpse, commit a corpse to the earth cinerem compono bury the ashes corpus humī abdo bury the dead consepelio 4 bury with confunero 1 bury, inter, ruin, destroy computatio acceptorum et datorum business balance charta salutatrix business card consiliator in rebus oeconomicis business consultant, economic advisor candidarius, candidaria, candidarium busy with white, engaged with white celebritas loci busyness of a place corporĭcida, corporĭcidae m butcher clunes, clunium f buttock, haunch clunis, clunis f buttock, haunch care emo buy expensively caeca die emo buy on credit captivos redempto buy out prisoners of war coemptio, coemptionis f buy-up, hoarding purchase, buy together casu (magno) by (pure) chance caudā verberando by a blow with the tail congregative by assembly, by association, assembly-wise, unification-wise casu by chance, casually, by accident, accidentally centuriatim by companies, by centuries, in masses, in crowds, by hundreds capite velato by covering the head, in disguise, with head covered, hooded curiatim by curia caesim by cutting, with cuts, with the edge, in short clauses circumscriptorie by fraud, by deceit capitulatim by heads, summarily coacervatim by heaps, in heaps commissis malis by inserting bars, by the fact that bars have been inserted cognitionaliter by judicial investigation compacto (compecto) by mutual agreement carptim by pieces, by detached parts, in parts, separately, at different places, at different points, on different sides, at different times, at one time and another, now and then, at intervals collatis nummis by raising sums of money classe by ship, by sea classi by ship, by sea confirmor 1 by something strengthen cedenter by yielding circumstantes, circumstantiium m by-standers cata + Akk. by circummissi, circummissorum m bypass corps, corps of circumvention cuma, cumae f cabbage sprout cuma, cumatis n cabbage sprout contractum ministrorum consilium cabinet capulum, capuli n cable cacabo 1 cackle crispio 4 cackle, cluck (from the hen) cacillo 1 cackle, cluck cacophaton, cacophati n cacophony cadurcum, cadurci n Cadurcian coverlet, a coverlet of Cadurcian linen, bed ornamented with a Cadurcian coverlet, marriage-bed Caesar tridui viam processit Caesar advanced three days' march in front of Caesar cohortatus suos proelium commisit Caesar fired up his men and opened the fight Caesar tertium iam diem a castris aberat Caesar had already been away from the camp for two days Caesar quintis castris Gergoviam pervenit Caesar marched to Gergovia in five days' marches Caesar Haeduis frumentum imperat Caesar orders the Haeduans to deliver grain Caesar iuxta murum castra posuit Caesar set up camp near the wall Caesar Helvetios frumentum flagitabat Caesar urgently demands grain from the Helvetians claustris retentae ferae caged animals Cairus, Cairi f Cairo callida malitia calculating malice calculatura, calculaturae f calculation calcatrum palmare calculator computista, computistae m calculator calculatio, calculationis f [2] calculus, gravel, stone (a disease) cortinale, cortinalis n caldron-room, the place where new wine was boiled down in the cortina chalipha, chaliphae m (chaliphas, chaliphae m) caliph califa, califae m (califas, califae m) Caliph, Kalif chaliphatus, chaliphatus m caliphate conventum ēdīcō call a meeting, convene a meeting concilium populi convoco call a people's assembly contionem advoco call a people's assembly, convene a people's assembly Ciceronem patrem patriae dicere (vocare, nominare, appellare) call Cicero father of the fatherland cesso ab opere call it a day, finish work copias recentes auxilio arcessere call rested troops to help cives ad conventionem voco call the citizens to the people's assembly comitio 1 call the people to the assembly convoco 1 call together, convoke, assemble, call calo 1 call, call out, proclaim, call together, summon, convoke conclamito 1 call, cry out loudly clamo 1 call, cry out, shout aloud, complain with a loud voice, call aloud, cry aloud, proclaim, declare, invoke, call upon commemoratio, commemorationis f calling to to mind, reminding, suggesting, commemorating, remembrance, mentioning calatio, calationis f calling, summoning cornu cutaneum callus clementia, clementiae f calm, tranquil state of the elements, calmness, mildness, tranquillity, indulgent conduct, forbearing conduct, moderation, mildness, humanity, forbearance, benignity, clemency, mercy, kindness, sympathy calvariae locus Calvary, the place where Jesus Christ was crucified camelus, cameli c camel (with either one or two humps) camelasia, camelasiae f camel-driving, care of the camels belonging to the State camelelasia, camelelasiae f camel-driving, care of the camels belonging to the State camelipes, camelipedis camel-footed camelarius, camelarii m cameldriver camelopardalis, camelopardalis f camelopard, giraffe camelopardalus, camelopardali m camelopard, giraffe camelopardus, camelopardi m camelopard, giraffe cameli, quos dromadas appellant (vocitant) camels called dromedaries camomilla, camomillae f camomile consiliorum tegumentum camouflage castra temerata camp desecrated by riot castrametator, castrametatoris m camp master, quartermaster, engineer who sets up the camp castra saxis praeruptis suspendo camp on high rocks, set up camp on high rocks comitium creandis magistratibus campaign event campus tentorius camping site, campsite campus tentorius campsite convenire possum can meet, can get together calamitates belli diutius ferre non possum can no longer bear the misfortune of war contineri non possum, quin ... can not abstain from, can not refrain from certum promittere nequeo can not promise it for sure cadit in quemquam tantum scelus? can someone commit such an outrage?, can someone commit such a crime? Canada, Canadae f Canada Canadia, Canadiae f Canada Canadensis, Canadense Canadian Canadensis, Canadensis m Canadian corrugus, corrugi m canal, water-conduit cultura cancellandi cancel culture cancroma, cancromatis n cancer canceroma, canceromatis n cancer, cancer damage cancer, canceris m cancer, cancerous ulcer, carcinoma cancer, canceris n cancer, cancerous ulcer, carcinoma carcinodes, carcinodis n cancerous disease carcinoma, carcinomatis n cancerous ulcer canceratio, cancerationis f cancerous ulceration canceratus, cancerata, canceratum cancerous carcinosus, carcinosa, carcinosum cancerous candidatus, candidati m candidate for office, he who strives after a thing, he who aims at a thing, candidate or a claimant of something candidatus tribunicius candidate for the office of Tribune of the People candidatus quaesturae candidate for the Praetorship candidule candidly, sincerely cereofalum, cereofali n candle candelaber, candelabri m candleslick, branched candlestick, chandelier, candelabrum, lamp-stand, light-stand candelabrum, candelabri n candleslick, branched candlestick, chandelier, candelabrum, lamp-stand, light-stand candelabrus, candelabri m candleslick, branched candlestick, chandelier, candelabrum, lamp-stand, light-stand candelae filum candlewick cursum non teneo et longius deferor cannot hold the course and are driven quite far away caudica, caudicae f canoe canonizatio, canonizationis f canonisation, canonization Cantabri, Cantabrorum m Cantabrians cappa Fessana cap from the city of Fez cappa, cappae f cap cachinnabilis, cachinnabile capable of laughing, laughing, pertaining to immoderate laughter cappari n (indecl.) caper-bush, fruit of the caper-bush, caper capparis, capparis f caper-bush, fruit of the caper-bush, caper custodia vivorum capital control capitale, capitalis n capital crime, felony capital, capitalis n capital crime, felony, crime worthy of death capitum mercatus capital market custodia vivorum in usu versantium Capital Movement Control, Capital Control causa capitis capital trial, criminal trial capitularium, capitularii n capitation tax Capitolium, Capitolii n Capitol, the temple of Jupiter, any heathen temple capo, caponis m capon capus, capi m capon Cappadocia Ciliciam attingit Cappadocia borders Cilicia capricornus, capricorni m capricorn (having a goat’s horns), sign of the zodiac which the sun enters at the winter solstice centurio classiarius captain of a ship captiose captiously, insidiously captivitas urbium capture of the cities cisiarium, cisiarii n car shed for cabriolets, garage currus automatarius car, motor vehicle, automobile carum, cari n caraway carbonii dioxidum carbon dioxide carbonicus, carbonica, carbonicum carbonic, carbonated carmino 1 card caro 3 card carminator, carminatoris m carder carminatio, carminationis f carding curae aliquid habeo care about something, take care of something cultus humanus care by humans cultus, cultus m care directed to the refinement of life, arrangements for living, style of life, manner of life, elegance, polish, civilization, refinement, luxury, voluptuousness, wantonness caveo alicui care for someone concuro 1 care for suitably, attend to civibus consulere care for the fellow citizens civibus prospicere care for the fellow citizens civibus providere care for the fellow citizens coiro 1 care for, take care of, have care of, be solicitous for, look to, attend to, trouble one’s self about curo 1 care for, take care of, have care of, be solicitous for, look to, attend to, trouble one’s self about, take the charge of, manage the business of, do a thing in behalf of the state, administer, govern, preside over, command, heal, cure coro 1 care for, take care of, have care of, to be solicitous for, look to, attend to, trouble one’s self about coero 1 care for, take or have care of, be solicitous for, look to, attend to, trouble one’s self about cautio est, ne ... care must be taken not to cura, curae f care, solicitude, carefulness, thought, concern, attention, management, administration, charge, management of state affairs, administration, charge, oversight, command, office cursus effusus career cursus ingens career communis boni attentus careful about the common good cautus, cauta, cautum careful, circumspect, wary, cautious, provident concultus, conculta, concultum carefully maintained curate carefully, diligently conquisite carefully, with much pains commulceo 2 caress, coax much, soothe much, soothe, please, cajole comica tabella caricature, cartoon consuetio, consuetionis f carnal intercourse carnaliter carnally carnevalia, carnevalium n Carnival, Shrovetide, Shrove Tuesday carpentarius, carpentarii m carriage-driver, coachman carpenta serica carriages with silk curtains cernophora, cernophorae f carrier of the sacrificial bowl, sacrificial bowl carrier caro putida carrion cadaver eiectum carrion, carcass cadaver morticinum carrion, carcass corpus putrefactum carrion, carcass, cadaver cariotta, cariottae f carrot carota, carotae f carrot comprehensam quandam animo speciem habeo carry a specimen cum telo sum carry a weapon circumvecto 1 carry around, ride around, sail around, go through, describe corripio 5 carry off, rob, plunder, take possession of, usurp conserte contexteque ago carry out a concerted action cogitata perficio carry out one's plans censum facio (perficio) carry out the estimation, carry out the census conveho 3 carry together, bear together, bring together, gather, get in cervicem repono carry up the neck, carry up the head cum telo sum carry weapons cliellarius, cliellaria, cliellarium carrying a pack saddle circumvectio, circumvectionis f carrying around, circuit, revolution capite ferre carrying on the head cantherius crucians cart horse cartilago, cartilaginis f cartilage, gristle, vegetable fibre cartilaginea, cartilagineorum n cartilaginous fishes cartilagineus, cartilaginea, cartilagineum cartilaginous, gristly comicarum tabellarum pictor cartoonist, caricaturist carrarius, carrarii m cartwright capum discerpo carve the cock carptor, carptoris m carver of food, spiteful critic casus vocativus (vocandi) case vocative Caspium pelagus Caspian Sea consummo 1 cast up, sum up, make up, amount to, bring about, accomplish, complete, finish, perfect, consummate, complete a time of service, make perfect, to complete, perfect, bring to the highest perfection, attain to the highest grade circumicio 5 cast around, throw around, place around conflatilis, conflatile cast, molten castellatim castle-wise, in troops castellum, castelli n castle, fort, citadel, fortress, stronghold, bulwark, bastion, shelter, defence, refuge castor, castoris m castor, beaver casualis, casuale casual, fortuitous, depending upon chance, case-related, declined with cases catinus, catina, catinum cat-grey cattinus, cattina, cattinum cat-grey catus, catī m cat catacumba, catacumbae f catacomb Catalaunicum parlamentum Catalan Parliament catalepticus, cataleptica, catalepticum cataleptic Catalaunia, Catalauniae f Catalonia Catalonia, Cataloniae f Catalonia Catalani, Catalanorum m Catalonians coryza, coryzae f catarrh captorium, captorii n catch net conspicuus sum aliqua re catch the eye with something calcem tero iam calce catch up with someone gradually, touch someone's heel with one's heel already capulo 1 [2] catch conchita, conchitae m catcher of shell-fish captio, captionis f catching, seizing, apprehension, deceiving, deception, fraud, deceit, fallacious argument, sophism, injury, disadvantage canonicorum collegium Cathedral Chapter cathedralis, cathedrale catheter-related Cato est mihi unus pro multis milibus Cato applies to me for many thousands Cato vehementer est in Pompeium invectus Cato attacked Pompeius sharply, Cato came out fiercely against Pompeius Cato minor (natu) Cato the Younger Cato Uticensis ortus erat a Catone Censorio Cato Uticensis was the great-grandson of Cato Censorius coniunctiones rationativae causal conjunctions causativus, causativa, causativum causative, pertaining to a lawsuit coaglo 1 cause a fluid to curdle or coagulate coagulo 1 cause a fluid to curdle or coagulate cōgulo 1 cause a fluid to curdle or coagulate causa belli cause for war clamores et admirationes efficio cause loud admiration, excite loud admiration coarticulo 1 cause to articulate conglacio 1 cause to freeze up congelo 1 cause to freeze up, congeal, thicken, make hard, curdle concino 3 cause to sound in concert, cause to sound harmoniously, make concordant sounds, sound, sing of, celebrate in song, magnify, sing prophetically, prophesy concrepo 1 cause to sound, cause to rattle, strike upon constagno 1 cause to stand, congeal constituo 3 cause to stand, put down, lay down, set, put, place, fix, station, deposit somewhere, station troops somewhere, post troops somewhere, draw up, set in order, cause to halt causae rerum et consecutiones causes and effects calorificus, calorifica, calorificum causing warmth, warming, heating cautela, cautelae f caution, precaution, surety, security cautelitas, cautelitatis f caution, precaution, surety, security custodite cautiously, carefully cautim cautiously, warily caute cautiously, with security cauto cautiously, with security colyx, colycos f cavern where natron is distilling cavatio, cavationis f cavern, hollow cavile, cavilis n cavity cornīcor 1 caw like a crow coracino 1 caw, croak concesso 1 cease, leave off, desist cassito 1 ceaselessly fall, drip down cedrium, cedrii n cedar-oil cedrelate, cedrelates f cedar, fir-tree, a large kind of cedar caedrus, caedri f cedar, juniper-tree, cedar-oil cedra, cedrae f cedar, juniper-tree, cedar-oil cedrus, cedri f cedar, juniper-tree, cedar-oil celebritas et nomen celebrated name celebre nomen celebrated name, much mentioned name caerimoniae denariae celebrations associated with ten-day fasts caeli tegmen celestial vault cavernae aetheriae celestial vault cavernae caeli celestial vault caelicus, caelica, caelicum celestial, magnificent coelicus, coelica, coelicum celestial, magnificent caelibatus, caelibatus m celibacy, single life coelibatus, coelibatus m celibacy, single life canavaria, canavariae f cellarer (of the monastery) cellarites, cellaritae m cellarmaster, one who keeps provisions, steward, butler cellarius, cellarii m cellarmaster, one who keeps provisions, steward, butler cellerarius, cellerarii m cellarmaster, one who keeps provisions, steward, butler cellio, cellionis m cellarmaster, one who keeps provisions, steward, butler conferrumino 1 cement, solder together conferumino 1 cement, solder together civilia busta cemetery of the Civil War cenotaphium, cenotaphii n cenotaph censor, censoris m censor (a Roman magistrate), rigid judge of morals, censurer, critic cesor, cesoris m censor (a Roman magistrate), rigid judge of morals, censurer, critic censio capitis censorship of the lowest class centaureum, centaurei n centaury centauria, centauriae f centaury centaurium, centaurii n centaury centimetrum, centimetri n centimetre, the title of a metrical writing of Servius centipeda, centipedae f centipede, worm, called also millepeda centupeda, centupedae f centipede, worm, called also millepeda Centralis Africae Republica (CAR) Central African Republic Centralis Intellegentiae Agentura Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) caput quaestionis centre of the investigation, core of the investigation comitia centuriata Centuriate Committees (election of officials, war and peace, capital offences) centuria praerogativa century designated by lot as voting first Cerealia, Cerealium n cereals, festival of Ceres, celebrated on the 10th of April Cereales, Cerealium m Ceres pendants, devotees of Ceres certe pol certainly, by god!, indeed, by god! certitas, certitatis g certainty, safety, clarity certitudo, certitudinis f certainty, safety, clarity catalysis, catalysis f cessation of hostilities, peace catenarum colonus chain inhabitant, convict catenarum sonitus chain rattling, chain clanking catenarum sonus chain rattling, chain clanking catenarum strepitus chain rattling, chain clanking catenarum stridor chain rattling, chain clanking circuli catenarum chain rings cateno 1 chain together, bind together, put in fetters catenatim chain-like catenae similis chainlike cathedra, cathedrae f chair, stool, armchair, sedan chair, teacher’s chair, professor’s chair, office of teacher, office of a bishop cretaceus, cretacea, cretaceum chalk-like, cretaceous cretifodinae, cretifodinarum f chalk-pits, clay-pits camera delegatorum Chamber of Deputies, House of Representatives camera deputatorum Chamber of Deputies, House of Representatives cubiclarius, cubiclarii m chamber-servant, valet-de-chambre cubicularius, cubicularii m chamber-servant, valet-de-chambre caprae ferae chamois chamaemelon, chamaemeli n chamomile chamomilla, chamomillae f chamomile campio, campionis m champion Confoederatio Campionum Champions League campionatus, campionatus m championship casus ubique valet chance rules everywhere casu accidit, ut ... chance will (wanted) it that cancellarius scaccarii Regni Britanniarum Chancellor of the Exchequer cancellaria foederalis chancellor, federal chancellor colorem commuto change color, lose color, blush colorem muto change colour cursum commuto change course, haul off colorem muto change his face colour consilium muto change one's mind consilium muto change one's mind, change one's resolve, change one's plan, step back from one's plan converto 3 change the nature of a thing, change, alter, transform commutor 1 change, alter caeli varietas changeable climate, variable climate convertibilis, convertibile changeable converto 3 changeably commutatio, commutationis f changing, change, alteration, exchange, conversation, conference, reciprocal opposition, reciprocal change colliciae, colliciarum f channels, drains, or gutters for conducting water in the fields, upon the roofs of buildings colliquiae, colliquiarum f channels, drains, or gutters for conducting water in the fields, upon the roofs of buildings confusus atque inordinatus chaotic characterismos, characterismi m characterization, the making prominent of the characteristic marks characterismus, characterismi m characterization, the making prominent of the characteristic marks caulator, caulatoris m charcoal-burner, scoffer, sophist capitis accusare charge of life and death certamen currile chariot-race currus, currus m chariot, car, wain, triumphal car, riumph, war-chariot, ship, boat, horses drawing a chariot, a team, span, a pair of small wheels by which the beam of a plough was supported and guided caritatis operibus deditus charitable cervum ad retia premo chase the deer into the nets concastigo 1 chastise severely, punish cave regi check (the king)!, take care of your king! confuto 1 check a boiling liquid, repress a boiling liquid, suppress, restrain, check, repress, diminish, impede, destroy, put to silence, put down by words, confute, refute, disprove, answer conclusively, convict custodia viaria checkpoint, control point consolo 1 cheer, comfort, console casearius, casearii m cheese trader, dairy specialist, cheese maker caseum, casei n cheese caseus, casei m cheese contorte cheesy, shrill contortus, contorta, contortum cheesy, shrill corruptus, corrupta, corruptum cheesy, shrill chemicus, chemica, chemicum chemical conclave rerum chemicarum chemistry laboratory, chemistry lab chemia, chemiae f chemistry Czernichovia, Czernichoviae f Chernihiv Czernigovia, Czernigoviae f Chernihiv cerasium, cerasii n cherry fruit, cherry cerasinus, cerasina, cerasinum cherry-colored cerasum, cerasi n cherry cerasus, cerasi f cherrytree, cherry caerefolium, caerefolii n chervil cerefolium, cerefolii n chervil chaerephyllum, chaerephylli n chervil chaerepolum, chaerepoli n chervil campsarius, campsarii m chest maker cumera, cumerae f chest, box, basket (to keep grain in) cumerum, cumeri n chest, box, basket (to keep grain in) castanetum, castaneti n chestnut-grove castanea, castaneae f chestnut-tree, chestnut castaneae nuces chestnuts commanduco 1 chew much, chew to pieces, masticate commanducor 1 chew much, chew to pieces, masticate commando 3 chew commastico 1 chew commanducatio, commanducationis f chewing, mastication chiasmus, chiasmi m chiasmus, crossed position cichoreum, cichorei n chiccory, succory, endive cichorion, cichorii n chiccory, succory, endive cichorium, cichorii n chiccory, succory, endive cicerarius, cicerarii m chickpea seller cicer, ciceris n chickpea capitaneus, capitanea, capitaneum chief in size, large, distinguished by size caput imperatorum Chief of General Staff cardinalis, cardinalis m chief presbyter, cardinal comitivus, comitivi m chief cardinaliter chiefly, principally, especially consobrina, consobrinae f child of a mother’s sister, child of brother or sister, a relation, a cousin (in any degree) consobrinus, consobrini m child of a mother’s sister, child of brother or sister, a relation, a cousin (in any degree) consubrinus, consubrini m child of a mother’s sister, child of brother or sister, a relation, a cousin (in any degree) cosobrinus, cosobrini m child of a mother’s sister, child of brother or sister, a relation, a cousin (in any degree) confoederatio ab infantibus puerisque protegendis Child Protection Association creati, creatorum m children Chilia, Chiliae f Chile Chilensis, Chilense chilean Chilensis, Chilensis m chilean Chiliensis, Chiliense chilean chiliarches, chiliarchae m chiliarch (commander of 1000 men), colonel, prime minister (among the Persians) canturio 4 chirp caelum, caeli n chisel or burin of the sculptor or engraver, graver celum, celi n chisel or burin of the sculptor or engraver, graver coelum, coeli n chisel or burin of the sculptor or engraver, graver cilio, cilionis m chisel, graver chlorum solutum chlorinated water chlorovomus, chlorovoma, chlorovomum chlorine releasing chloron, chlori n chlorine chlorum, chlori n chlorine collyphia, collyphiorum n choice bits of meat, loin-pieces coloephia, coloephiorum n choice bits of meat, loin-pieces colyphia, colyphiorum n choice bits of meat, loin-pieces chondrile, chondriles f chondrilla, Spanish succory chondrilla, chondrillae f chondrilla, Spanish succory chondrille, chondrilles f chondrilla, Spanish succory condrilla, condrillae f chondrilla, Spanish succory condrille, condrilles f chondrilla, Spanish succory condrion, condrii n chondrilla, Spanish succory condicionem vitae sequor choose a profession coapto 1 choose to something, elect to something, admit into some body by election, receive into some body by election, elect to an office coopto 1 (copto 1) choose to something, elect to something, admit or receive into some body by election, elect to an office copto 1 choose to something, elect to something, admit or receive into some body by election, elect to an office capio 5 choose, select, elect, pick out, adopt, accept, occupy, take possession of, enter into, take by force, capture, storm, reduce, conquer, reach, attain, arrive at, betake one’s self to, wrest, receive, obtain, acquire, get, enjoy, reap, assume, adopt, cultivate, cherish caput alicui abscido chop off someone's head, cut off someone's head caput alicui aufero chop off someone's head, cut off someone's head copadium, copadii n chopped meat, minced meat carmen chori choral song in tragedy choriambicus, choriambica, choriambicum choriambic choriambus, choriambi m choriambic corus, cori m (2) chorus, choral dance Christifer, Christifera, Christiferum Christ bearing Christicolus, Christicola, Christicolum Christ worshiping Christiana Democratica Unio (CDU) Christian Democratic Union (CDU) christianus democraticus christian democratic Christianae legis studiosi Christian religious party Christiane christian Christianus, Christiana, Christianum christian Christianismus, Christianismi m Christianity Christianitas, Christianitatis f Christianity, Christian religion, Christian clergy carmen natalicium Christmas Carol, Birthday Poem chromaticus, chromatica, chromaticum chromatic chronica, chronicorum n chronicle, history books in chronological order chronographus, chronographi m chronographer, annalist chronographia, chronographiae f chronography, chronographic historiography chrysoberullus, chrysoberulli m chrysoberyl chrysoberyllos, chrysoberylli m chrysoberyl chrysoberyllus, chrysoberylli m chrysoberyl chrysolithos, chrysolithi m chrysolite, the topaz of the Greeks and of modern mineralogists chrysolithus, chrysolithi m chrysolite, the topaz of the Greeks and of modern mineralogists cimiterium, cimiterii n churchyard, cemetery, burying-ground coemeterium, coemeterii n churchyard, cemetery, burying-ground cicada, cicadae f cicada, tree-cricket, a symbol of summer Cicero non auctor fuit Caesaris interficiendi Cicero did not advise the assassination of Caesar Cicero Attico salutem dicit plurimam (S.D.P.) Cicero greets Atticus warmly Cicero dicit in Laelio (suo) Cicero says in his Laelius Cicero dicit in eo libro, qui inscribitur Laelius Cicero says in his writing entitled Laelius Cicero loco quodam haec dicit Cicero says the following at one point Cicero inter oratores praestat Cicero stands out among the speakers Ciceroni aqua et igni interdictum est Cicero was banished, Cicero was ostracized Ciceronis de philosophia libri Cicero's philosophical writings, Cicero's philosophical books cinctura, cincturae f cincture, girdle cinematographeum, cinematographei n cinema cinnamoma, cinnamomae f cinnamon cinnamomum, cinnamomi n cinnamon, twig of cinnamon cinnamon, cinnami n cinnamon, twig of cinnamon cinnamum, cinnami n cinnamon, twig of cinnamon cinnamus, cinnami m cinnamon, twig of cinnamon circes, circitis m circle circen, circinis n circle, circular course cyclus, cycli m circle, recurring period, periodic change, recurrence, instrument for branding circulatio, circulationis f circular course, revolution circlus, circli m circular figure, circle, circular course, orbit, zone or belt of the earth’s surface, ring, necklace, hoop, chain, circle for social intercourse circulus, circuli m circular figure, circle, circular course, orbit, zone or belt of the earth’s surface, ring, necklace, hoop, chain, circle for social intercourse circus, circi m circular line, circle, circus, racetrack circumincisio, circumincisionis f circular section conchae in orbem circumactae circular twisted shells circinatus, circinata, circinatum circular, circularized circularis, circulare circular, round circulatim circularly, in a circle, in circles, in groups, in companies circumversio cursus annui circulation of one year circumcido aliquem circumcise someone circinatio, circinationis f circumference of a circle, circle circumductus, circumductus m circumference of a figure, motion in a circle, revolution circumscriptio terrae circumference of the earth circumferentia, circumferentiae f circumference circumlocutio, circumlocutionis f circumlocution, periphrasis classi praefectus circumvehens Peloponnesum circumnavigating the Peloponnese as fleet commander circus Flaminius circus Flaminius circus Maximus circus maximus citatio, citationis f citation, calling, proclaiming, command comperendino 1 cite a defendant to a new time of trial, appointed on the third following day or later communiceps, communicipis m citizen from the same municipality civis Romae inquilinus citizen immigrated in Rome cruor civilis citizen murder cosmicus, cosmici m citizen of the world, cosmopolite civis universi citizen of the world, global citizen civiliter [cīvīlius, cīvīlissime] citizen-like, civilly, as becomes a citizen, courteously, kindly civis, civis c citizen cives in forum convenerunt citizens gathered at the forum cives variis causis excitati reclamitant citizens protest agitated for various reasons cives sine suffragio citizens without voting rights civitatula, civitatulae f citizenship in a small city, small city citrus, citri f citrontree centrum urbis city centre, downtown consilium urbanum city council civilis dies civil day causa privata civil proceedings, civil case centenarius, centenarii m civil servant with a hundred thousand sesterces salary, centenarian cursus officialis civil service career civilisatio, civilisationis f civilization cultus elegantior civilization cultus et humanitas civilization civilisatorius, civilisatoria, civilisatorium civilizational caelestia tempto claim the sky contendo + aci claim, assert, allege clamose clamorously clango 3 clang, sound, resound cottabus, cottabi m clap, stroke, clapping blow collido 3 clash together, strike together, dash together, beat together, press together, bring into collision, bring into hostile contact, to set at variance conlido 3 clash together, strike together, dash together, beat together, press together, bring into collision, bring into hostile contact, to set at variance circumplector 3 clasp around, embrace, surround, encompass catabolenses, catabolensium m class of carriers who transport burdens by means of draught animals, kind of muleteers catabulenses, catabulensium m class of carriers who transport burdens by means of draught animals, kind of muleteers cardaces, cardacum m class of Persian soldiers Canacheni, Canachenorum m class of thieves classis, classis f class, whole body of the citizens called to arms, army, fleet, division conclave scholare classroom, schoolroom commissoria, commissoriae f clause in the condition of a sale or of a contract (by which a vendor reserved to himself the privilege of rescinding the sale if the purchaser did not pay his purchase-money at the time agreed on) claustrophobia, claustrophobiae f claustrophobia chelae, chelarum f claws or arms of animals, the claw-shaped part of the ballista, trigger chele, cheles f claws or arms of animals, the claw-shaped part of the ballista, trigger cloacam purgo clean the drain cloacas detergeo clean the drains cloo 1 clean circumpurgo 1 cleanse around, purify around colatus, colata, colatum cleansed, purified coelioticus, coeliotica, coelioticum cleansing the stomach, cleansing the bowels conscientia virtutis clear conscience, good conscience clarus, clara, clarum clear, bright, shining, brilliant, making clear, bringing fair weather, loud, distinct, manifest, plain, evident, intelligible, celebrated, renowned, illustrious, honorable, famous, glorious, notorious claror, claroris m clearness, brightness claredo, claredinis f clearness, brightness, renown, celebrity, splendor, fame, reputation claritudo, claritudinis f clearness, brightness, renown, celebrity, splendor, fame, reputation claritas, claritatis f clearness, brightness, splendor, clearness of sight, distinctness, perspicuity, celebrity, renown, reputation, high estimation clarisonus, clarisona, clarisonum clearsounding, loud, distinct confindo 3 cleave asunder, divide Catonem consulem creare clect Cato as consul clericio, clericionis m clergyman, clergy, cleric, priest clericus, clerici m clergyman, priest clericatus, clericatus m clerical office clericalis, clericale clerical, priestly clientela, clientelae f clientship, patronage, protection, clients, dependents, alliance commutatio caeli climate change climatis peritus climate expert, climate specialist climatis tutela climate protection clima, climatis n clime, climate, region, part, land measure of 60 feet square cohaereo 2 cling together, be united, cohere, adhere, press together, crowd together, be near, be close, be united, belong together, be closely connected, be consistent, agree together, hold together, remain, exist, maintain itself clinicum, clinici n clinic, hospital caput derado clip one's head, shear one's head cloacarius, cloacarii m cloaca cleaner, toilet cleaner Clodius intercessorem parabit Clodius will raise an opponent coenobita, coenobitae m cloister-brother, monk coenobium, coenobii n cloister, convent crebro close one after another, repeatedly, often, oftentimes, frequently, many times capulo vicinus close to the coffin, on the brink of death, with one foot in the grave clausula, clausulae f close, conclusion, end, fitting end, close of a period, conclusion of a legal formula, any clause of a law, any section of a law coniveo 2 (conniveo 2) close, shut, close the eyes, shut the eyes, blink, half close the eyes, when heavy with sleep, be darkened, be obscured, be eclipsed, be dull, be drowsy, be languid, leave an error unnoticed, leave a crime uncensured, overlook, connive at, wink at conniveo 2 close, shut, close the eyes, shut the eyes, blink, half close the eyes, when heavy with sleep, be darkened, be obscured, be eclipsed, be dull, be drowsy, be languid, leave an error unnoticed, leave a crime uncensured, overlook, connive at, wink at clausus, clausa, clausum closed clusus, clusa, clusum closed complex, complicis closely connected with one, confederate, participant constricte closèly contigue closely crebre closely, compactly citerior, citerius closer, nearer, earlier, lower, this side comor 1 clothe oneself with hair, take care of the hair growth circumvestio 4 clothe over, cover over convestio 4 clothe, cover with clothing conciliciatus, conciliciata, conciliciatum clothed in a garment of hair Canusinatus, Canusinata, Canusinatum clothed in Canusian wool coccinatus, coccinata, coccinatum clothed in scarlet castorinatus, castorinata, castorinatum clothed in the fur of the beaver candidatus, candidata, candidatum clothed in white cycladatus, cycladata, cycladatum clothed with a cyclas comitiacus, comitiaca, comitiacum clothed with a military charge circumiectus, circumiectus m clothed wrap, clothe, put around, embrace, environment circumiectio, circumiectionis f clothing, clothes, throwing around cinxerunt aethera nimbi clouds enveloped the aether collectae ex alto nubes clouds rising from the sea, clouds gathering from the sea caryophyllus aromaticus clove caryophyllon, caryophylli n clove, nut leaf claviger, clavigeri m club-bearer claviger, clavigera, clavigerum clubbearing corymbus, corymbi m cluster of fruit, a cluster of flowers of different plants, cluster of ivyberries, carved clusters for the ornamenting of ships, nipple, elevation of earth clister, clisteris m clyster, injection, clyster-pipe, clyster-syringe clysmus, clysmi m clyster, injection, clyster-pipe, clyster-syringe clyster, clysteris m clyster, injection, clyster-pipe, clyster-syringe clysterium, clysterii n clyster, injection, clyster-pipe, clyster-syringe coapostolus, coapostoli m co-apostle, co-envoy, co-emissary coepiscopus, coepiscopi m co-bishop, associate bishop conscius coniurationis co-conspirator condiaconus, condiaconi m co-deacon, fellow deacon condelectatio, condelectationis f co-delight connotatio, connotationis f co-denotation, co-meaning, connotation coapostata, coapostatae m co-deviant, co-apostate compater, compatris m co-father commater, commatris f co-mother, second mother connotativus, connotativa, connotativum co-signifying, connotative conscia, consciae f co-witness, witness, participant coenautocinetum, coenautocineti n coach, bus carrucarius, carrucarii m coachman conducor 3 coagulate, merge carboneus, carbonea, carboneum coal black, charcoal black carbonifodina, carbonifodinae f coal mine carbonis fodina coal mine cella carbonaria coal store, coal cellar carbo, carbonis m coal, charcoal, something of little value, bad tumor coalitionarius, coalitionarii m coalitionaire, coalitionist custodia litorea coast guard cataphracta, cataphractae m coat of mail furnished with iron scales cataphractes, cataphractae m coat of mail furnished with iron scales cultellus crepidarius cobbler's pinch coco cocococo, cock-a-doodle-doo cocos, cocois f coconut palm, coco palm cocus, coci m (2) coconut corpus iuris Code of Laws codex iuris code, code of laws coaeternus, coaeterna, coaeternum coeternal comperpetuus, comperpetua, comperpetuum coeternal cofea, cofeae f coffee conscientia, conscientiae f cognizance, cognisance Caesar, Caesaris m cognomen in the gens Julia Clusius, Clusii m cognomen of Janus, whose temple was closed in peace coheres, coheredis m coheir, fellow-heir cohaerentia, cohaerentiae f cohering, coherence, connection cohortes quadringenariae cohorts of four hundred men each cohortes colonicae cohorts raised from colonies conspiro 1 (2) coil up cusio monetalis coinage coincidentia, coincidentiae f coincidence cohereditas, cohereditatis f coinheritance concubitio, concubitionis f coition Colchus, Colcha, Colchum colchian, georgian Colchis, Colchidis f Colchis, Georgia coincido 3 collapse consulatu comparati colleagues in the consulate congrego 1 collect into a flock, collect into a herd, assemble, collect in swarms, collect a multitude together, assemble a multitude together, unite, join, associate, collect, accumulate colligo 3 collect, get, gain, acquire, produce, amount to, come to, extend, gather up in memory, put together in the mind, think upon, weigh, consider, put together mentally, conclude, deduce, infer from what precedes collecticius, collecticia, collecticium collected, gathered together, gathered hastily without selection collectitius, collectitia, collectitium collected, gathered together, gathered hastily without selection collectivus, collectiva, collectivum collected, gathered together, pertaining to a syllogism, syllogistic, ratiocinatire conceptus, conceptus m collecting, gathering, collection, conflux, taking, catching, conceiving, pregnancy, budding, sprouting, the fœtus, conceiving in the mind, thought, purpose concilium, concilii n collection of people, association, gathering, union, meeting, assembly, assembly for consultation, council, a close conjunction, union, connection, bond of union, tie, sexual union, coition, blossom of the plant constellatio, constellationis f collection of stars supposed to exert an influence upon human affairs, a constellation catalepton, catalepti n collection of Virgil's juvenile poems coactura, coacturae f collection collectus, collectus m collection collectanea, collectaneorum n collections, title of the collected works of Jul, Solinus cephalaeota, cephalaeotae m collector of a capitation tax conchylegulus, conchyleguli m collector of shell-fish conchylilegulus, conchylileguli m collector of shell-fish conchyliolegulus, conchylioleguli m collector of shell-fish centumviri, centumvirorum m college of judges chosen annually for civil suits, especially those relating to inheritances collegium tribunorum plebis college of people's tribunes collegium praetorum college of praetors clerimonia, clerimoniae f college of the clergy, college of priests, college of monks, college of religious orders collegialis, collegiale collegial collegiarius, collegiaria, collegiarium collegial colliduntur inter se collide with each other concurro cum aliquo collide with someone colocynthis, colocynthidis f colocynth, coloquintida coloquinthis, coloquinthidis f, colocynthidis f colocynth, coloquintida Colonia Agrippinensis Cologne Colonia Claudia Augusta Agrippinensis Cologne clandestina consociatio bellatoria Columbiana Colombian Guerrilla Army (FARC), Colombian Underground Army (FARC) copiae revolutionariae Columbia Colombian revolutionary forces, Farc colon, coli n colon or great gut, disease of the colon, colic, member of a verse, member of a poem colum, coli n (2) colon or great gut, disease of the colon, colic, member of a verse, member of a poem colus, coli m colon or great gut, disease of the colon, colic, member of a verse, member of a poem coloniarius, coloniarii m colonist, settler colori loci adaequatio color matching, camouflage, color customization color, coloris m color, hue, tint, coloring stuff, dyestuff, complexion, external form, state, condition, position, outward show, appearance, character, fashion, cast, coloring, style, splendor, lustre, brilliancy, pretext, palliation, excuse colos, coloris m color, hue, tint, coloring stuff, dyestuff, complexion, external form, state, condition, position, outward show, appearance, character, fashion, cast, coloring, style, splendor, lustre, brilliancy, pretext, palliation, excuse cerussatus, cerussata, cerussatum colored with white-lead, painted with white-lead coloratus, colorata, coloratum colored, having color, colored red, red, imbrowned, having a healthy color, specious coloreus, colorea, coloreum colored, variegated colorius, coloria, colorium colored, variegated caelum varium colorful starry sky, multicolored starry sky colossus, colossa, colossum colossal, gigantic colosseus, colossea, colosseum (colossaeus, colossiaeus) colossal, huge, gigantic colossiaeus, colossiaea, colossiaeum colossal, huge, gigantic colossicos, colossicon colossal, huge, gigantic colossicus, colossica, colossicum colossal, huge, gigantic caput columnae column capital columna rostrata column of honour decorated with ship's beaks columnifer, columnifera, columniferum column-bearing columniacus, columniaca, columniacum columnar columnae variae columns of colorful marble crines buxo depecto comb down the hair with a boxwood comb capillum pectine expedio comb out the hair crines como comb the hair crines pectore deduco comb the hair capilli compti combed hair complexio, complexionis f combination, connection, physical constitution, physical habit, association, comprehension, comprisal, period, rhetorical figure, according to which one constantly recurs to what has been previously said, conclusion in a syllogism cremabilis, cremable combustible combustibilis, combustibile combustible, burnable cena comesa venio come after dinner, come too late circumvenio 4 come around something, be around (a thing), encircle, encompass, surround, flowing around, grasp, surround in a hostile manner, encompass, beset, invest, oppress, distress, afflict, overthrow, circumvent, deceive, cheat, defraud one, violate by evading cresco 3 come forth, grow, arise, spring, be born, become visible, appear, rise in height, rise, grow, grow up, thrive, increase coorior 4 come forth, stand up, arise, appear, rise, break forth, break out, begin, happen, stand up collidor 3 come in contact, become hostile, be at variance, contend commentandi causa aliquo venio come somewhere to study cum reo transigo come to an agreement with the accused, agree with the defendant consilia inire coepi come to an agreement cogitatione aliquid intellego come to an understanding through reflection, my reflection leads to an understanding of something cisio ad urbem advehor come to the city in a paddy wagon cursum vitae conficio come to the end of one's life, finish the course of one's life, end one's life, die, it is coming to an end with me coaccedo 3 come to, be added besides cedo in aliquem come to, fall to one (as a possession), fall to his lot or share, accrue convenio 4 come together, meet together, assemble, meet one judicially, sue, bring an action against, summon before a tribunal, unite, join, combine, couple, agree with in wishes, agree with in decisions, accord, harmonize, fit with, it in, fit to something, suit, be adapted to covenio 4 come together, meet together, assemble, meet one judicially, sue, bring an action against, summon before a tribunal, unite, join, combine, couple, agree with in wishes, agree with in decisions, accord, harmonize, fit with, it in, fit to something, suit, be adapted to concurso 1 come violently together, rush together, clash, go to and fro, run about, rush hither and thither, travel about, skirmish, rove somewhere, ramble somewhere, visit a place, frequent comoedus, comoedi m comedian, comic actor comoedia in cothurnos non adsurgit comedy does not rise to the momentum of tragedy comoediographus, comoediographi m comedy poet, comedy writer comoedia, comoediae f comedy, fun play cometa, cometae m comet cometes, cometae m comet consolor aliquem de aliqua re comfort someone about something consolor dolorem alicuius comfort someone in his pain consolor aliquem in miseriis comfort someone in misfortune calcei habiles et apti ad pedem comfortable and suitable shoes cubiculare stragulum comforter, bedspread, bed cover, blanket culcita plumea comforter, feather bed consolativus, consolativa, consolativum comforting, consolatory carnificius, carnificia, carnificium coming from the hangman carnuficius, carnuficia, carnuficium coming from the hangman commeo ad aliquem coming in and out of someone's house congressio, congressionis f coming together, friendly meeting, interview, conference, carnal union, copulation, hostile meeting, attack, contest coetus, coetus m coming together, meeting together, assembling, assemblage, crowd, company, uniting, joining together, combination, sexual intercourse, coition, , ingrafting convena, convenae c coming together, meeting celeuma, celeumatis n command or call given by the chief oarsman, which gave the time to the rowers celeusma, celeusmatis n command or call given by the chief oarsman, which gave the time to the rowers classem administro command the fleet centenarius, centenarii m commander of a century, captain, centurion centurio, centurionis m commander of a century, captain, centurion centurionus, centurioni m commander of a century, captain, centurion celeustes, celeustae m commander of the rowers, clock generator during rowing celebrabilis, celebrabile commendable commendatio, commendationis f commendation, recommending, that which recommends, the excellence of a thing, worth, praise, recommendation commendatus, commendata, commendatum commended, recommended to, agreeable, approved, distinguished, valued commercium, commercii n commercial intercourse, trade, traffic, commerce, right to trade as merchants, mercantile right, article of traffic, merchandise, ware, place of trade, market-place commiseresco 3 commiserate, have sympathy with commiseror 1 commiserate, pity, bewail, making it known by complaints, excite compassion collegium exploratorium commission of inquiry, investigation commission collegium moderatorum commission, steering committee commissarius ab oeconomia et monetis commissioner for economic and monetary affairs, economic and monetary affairs commissioner commissarius oeconomiae et monetis consulens commissioner for economic and monetary affairs, economic and monetary affairs commissioner commissarius a commercio commissioner for trade, trade commissioner commissarius commercio consulens commissioner for trade, trade commissioner commissarius, commissarii m commissioner, inspector contra regulam facio commit a foul, commit a violation of the rules, play foul, violate the rule caedem committo commit a murder caedem efficio commit a murder, commit a homicide, murder caedem et occisionem facio commit murder and manslaughter caedem committo commit murder caedem facio commit murder credo 3 commit something to one, consign something to one for preservation, protection commendo 1 commit to one for preservation, commit to one for protection, intrust to one’s charge, commit to one’s care, commend to, deposit with, commend, recommend, procure favor for, make agreeable, set off with advantage, grace commereor 2 commit, be guilty of, earn, merit commissio inquisitoria committee of inquiry, investigative committee consilium virorum alicui rei faciendae committee, commission collegium curatorum committee, commission, steering committee comitia curiata Committees of Curia, Assembly by Curia Communia consilia exterorum ac securitatis (CCES) Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP) communis utilitas common good, public good, public welfare, public interest comprecatio, comprecationis f common imploring of a deity, public imploring of a deity communis sermonis consuetudo common parlance, ordinary parlance caligati, caligatorum m common soldiers, privates chydaeus, chydaea, chydaeum common commisculus, commiscula, commisculum common communia, communium n commonalities, intersections, overlaps Communitas populorum Commonwealth of Nations coepiscopatus, coepiscopatus m communal diocese, co-episcopate, associate episcopate communio parietum communal walls communicabilis, communicabile communicable commeant inter se communicate with each other, intercommunicate communicatio sermonis communication, interlocution communicativus, communicativa, communicativum communicative, belonging to the communication, serving the communication coalitus, coalitus m communion, fellowship communio, communionis f communion, mutual participation, church communion, sacrament of the Lord’s supper, communion consortium, consortii n community of goods, fellowship, participation, society coalitus humani gerneris community of the human race compascua, compascuae f community pastures, community trift communitas, communitatis f community, society, fellowship, sense of fellowship, community in feeling, courtesy, condescension, affability compactus, compacta, compactum compact, thick-set, thick, firm compransor, compransoris m companion in a banquet, boon companion commisero, commiseronis m companion in misfortune collusor, collusoris m companion in play, playmate, he who has a secret understanding with one to the injury of a third compauper, compauperis, c companion in poverty, fellow-pauper comes fugae companion on the run comes, comitis c companion, associate, comrade, partaker, sharer, partner, overseer, tutor, teacher, suite collateralis, collateralis m companion, mate, fellow commanipulatio, commanipulationis f companionship in a manipulus condiscipulatus, condiscipulatus m companionship in school commilitium, commilitii n companionship in war, fellowship, companionship convictio, convictionis f (2) companionship, intercourse, intimacy with one, familiar friend chors, chortis f company of soldiers, division of an army, cohort, troop of cavalry, army, the train or retinue of the praetor in a province, crowd, multitude, company, throng, attendants cohors, cohortis f company, throng, attendants comparaticius, comparaticia, comparaticium (2) comparable collatio secunda comparative comparatus ad aliquid compared to something, compared with something comparator, comparatoris m (2) comparer comparatio, comparationis f comparing, comparison, trial of skill, contention, relation, agreement, contract, coupling, pairing, climax, comparative degree consociabilis, consociabile compatible, suitable, fit compendiose compendiously, briefly cursu cum aequalibus certo compete with one's peers in running certamen consero compete concertor 1 compete contentionem habeo compete, vie, quarrel certatim regis circumstant tecta competing they surround the palace of the king conqueror 3 complain of a thing, bewail, lament passionately, lament much conqueror cum aliquo de aliqua re complain to someone about something copias redintegro complement one's troops circumfinio 4 complete a circle, bring to an end circumvolvor 3 complete in cycle compurgatio, compurgationis f complete purification catocha, catochae f complete stupor, catalepsy convenientia partium complete symmetry of the parts centum annos compleo complete the hundred years, experience a hundred years completus, completa, completum complete, perfect corpus iam corroboratum completed physical development, a fully developed body cum stirpe exstinguor completely extinct, totally die out consummator, consummatoris m completer, finisher concoctionem impedio complicate the digestion consilii particeps complicit, implicated carmen compono compose a poem, write a poem carmen condo compose a poem, write a poem carmen cano compose a song, sing a song confabricor 1 compose, make catenosus, catenosa, catenosum composed of chains coelementatus, coelementata, coelementatum composed of elements craticulus, craticula, craticulum composed of lattice-work, wattled craticius, craticia, craticium composed of wicker-work, wattled conscriptor, conscriptoris m composer, writer, author compositicius, compositicia, compositicium compound compositus, composita, compositum compound, composite, made up of partsmature, quiet, peaceful, undisturbed, calm, composed, unimpassioned compono 3 compound, make up, mix, construct, build, write, write about, treat, celebrate cogitatione aliquid comprehendo comprehend something in one's thoughts, grasp some, , cogitatione aliquid complector comprehend something in one's thoughts, grasp something mentally cogitatione aliquid comprehendo comprehend something in one's thoughts, grasp something mentally conceptio, conceptionis f comprehending, circuit, compass, collection, reservoir, conception, a becoming pregnant, composing, drawing up of juridical formulas, expression, syllable comprehensivus, comprehensiva, comprehensivum comprehensible, conceivable complexibilis, complexibile comprehensible, understandable comprehensiva de oeconomia et mercatura pactio Comprehensive economic and trade agreement (Ceta) constrictus, constricta, constrictum compressed, contracted, abridged, short, brief, concise, compact castigate compressedly, briefly, restrainedly, within bounds castigatim compressedly, briefly, restrainedly, within bounds contrascriptor, contrascriptoris m comptroller compotus, compoti m computation computus, computi m computation calculatio, calculationis f computation, calculation calculos subduco compute, reckon, cast up calculum subduco compute, reckon, cast up, add up computatorium, computatorii n computer, calculator computatrum, computatri n computer, calculator computator, computatoris m computer, reckoner calculator, calculatoris m computer, teacher of arithmetic, book-keeper, accountant computatio, computationis f computing, reckoning, computation, close reckoning, niggardliness, parsimony coarmio, coarmionis m comrade in arms coarmius, coarmii m comrade in arms commilito, commilitonis m comrade, companion in war, fellow-soldier contubernalis, contubernalis f comrade, partner, pimp, wife of a slave concorporales, concorporalium m comrades, brothers in arms, allies coaequales, coaequalium m comrades, companions in age concelo 1 conceal carefully, cover up conticeo 2 conceal, keep secret cripta, criptae f concealed, subterranean passage, vault, cavern, cave, grotto, pit, place of deposit crupta, cruptae f concealed, subterranean passage, vault, cavern, cave, grotto, pit, place of deposit crypta, cryptae f concealed, subterranean passage, vault, cavern, cave, grotto, pit, place of deposit celator, celatoris m concealer, hider celatio, celationis f concealment cogitabilis, cogitabile conceivable, imaginable concepto 1 conceive, become pregnant, conceive in mind copias conduco concentrate the troops copias contraho concentrate the troops campus captivis custodiendis concentration camp castra carceralia concentration camp cura me capit concern befalls me, worry afflicts me cholicus, cholica, cholicum concerning jaundice cochlearis, cochleare concerning snails climaticus, climatica, climaticum concerning the climate, climatic compastoralis, compastorale concerning the co-shepherd collateralis, collaterale concerning the collateral relationship, having a side position chiragricus, chiragrica, chiragricum concerning the hand gout conductionalis, conductionale concerning the rent, concerning the lease commercialis, commerciale concerning traffic, commercial, reciprocal concentus musicus concert complaco 1 conciliate greatly coactim concisely, briefly curriculum vitae conficio conclude the course of one's life, conclude one's life, come to the end of one's life coiector 1 conclude, infer by conjecture, conjecture, guess colligentia, colligentiae f conclusion, consequence consectarium, consectarii n conclusion, inference consectaria, consectariorum n conclusions, inferences concordatio, concordationis f concord, unanimity concorde concordantly, in harmony certus definitusque concrete concuba, concubae f concubine concubina, concubinae f concubine, , pimp woman condemno aliquem inter sicarios condemn someone for assassination condemno aliquem de pecuniis repetundis condemn someone for extortion condemno aliquem de veneficiīs condemn someone for poisoning capitis damnare (condemnare) condemn to death condemnationem facio condemn concretus, concretus m condensation condescensio, condescensionis f condescension colonatus, colonatus m condition of a rustic condicionabilis, condicionabile conditional conditionabilis, conditionabile conditional condicionaliter conditionally causam defendo conduct a case causam dico conduct a lawsuit, make a speech in court, state the legal case certamina pono conduct competitions, organize competitions causas dictito conduct legal transactions, one usually plays the role of lawyer causam alicuius defendo conduct someone's defence in a case corrivo 1 conduct streams of water together, draw together into one stream conus, coni m cone, apex of a helmet, cone of the cypress, kind of sundial coniurator, coniuratoris m confederate, swearer, swear friend, conspirator confessus, confessa, confessum confessing, that has acknowledged, pleaded guilty confessor, confessoris m confessor of Christianity, martyr confessionarius, confessionarii m confessor, father confessor confisio, confisionis f confidence, assurance confidens, confidentis confident, trusting to something, selfconfident, bold, daring, undaunted, shameless, audacious, impudent castigatus, castigata, castigatum confined, compressed, small, slender, close, restrained, checked, strict cohibitus, cohibita, cohibitum confined, limited, moderate confirmo 1 confirm one in his disposition or feelings, confirm one in his fidelity, give full assurance of, corroborate an assertion, settle, fix, establish, prove, demonstrate the truth of a thing constabilio 4 confirm, establish, make firm catasceua, catasceuae f confirmation of an assumption consolidator, consolidatoris m confirmer, fortifier compugnanter conflicting, opposed, opposite, contrary, polar, contradictory, inconsistent, antagonistic, antithetical, diametrical, discrepant, oppositional corrivium, corrivii n confluence of brooks coetus amnium confluence of the streams, confluence of the rivers colluvies, colluviei f (colluvio, colluvionis f) conflux of filth, collection of filth, washings, sweepings, draff, swill, impure conflux of different objects, dregs, impurities, impure mixture, vile medley, offscourings, rabble colluvio, colluvionis f conflux of filth, collection of filth, washings, sweepings, draff, swill, impure conflux of different objects, dregs, impurities, impure mixture, vile medley, offscourings, rabble colluvium, colluvii n conflux of filth, collection of filth, washings, sweepings, draff, swill, impure conflux of different objects, dregs, impurities, impure mixture, vile medley, offscourings, rabble confluvium, confluvii n conflux, confluence conformalis, conformale conformable, like, similar confronto 1 confront, contrast, juxtapose confrontatio, confrontationis f confrontation confusor, confusoris m confuser, obstructionist, troublemaker consternatio, consternationis f confusion, dismay, consternation, alarm, disquietude, disturbance, mutiny, tumult, disorder, sedition confutatio, confutationis f confutation conger, congri m conger-eel congrus, congri m conger-eel cunger, cungri m conger-eel congratulatio victoriae congratulations for the victory Congressus Civitatum Foederatarum Congress of the United States conifera, coniferae f conifer, coniferous tree coniecturaliter conjeclurally, by conjecture coniecturale, coniecturalis n conjecture coniecturam adhibeo conjecture, assume, suppose coniecturam capio conjecture, assume, suppose coniecturam facio conjecture, assume, suppose, infer, draw a conclusion coniectator, coniectatoris m conjecturer, soothsayer coniunctiones adiunctivae conjunctions with subjunctive confarreo 1 connect in marriage confarro 1 connect in marriage consero 3 connect, entwine, tie, join, fit, bind into a whole, unite together, unite in hostility, unite for contest, bring together, engage in close combat, join hand to hand, join battle, make a joint seizure coniugus, coniuga, coniugum connectable, compatible coniunctus, coniuncta, coniunctum connected by marriage, married, connected or united by relationship or friendship, allied, kindred, intimate, friendly continuitas, continuitatis f connected series, continuation contexo 3 connected together, in close connection copulate connectedly copulative connectedly colligate connectedly, jointly copulator, copulatoris m connecter, binder concatenatio, concatenationis f connecting, joining, concatenation, sequence, fettering, binding coniunctio, coniunctionis f connection by relationship, affinity, relation, connection by friendship, friendship, intimacy, connection of ideas, connecting particle, conjunction collegium, collegii n connection of associates, connection of colleagues, colleagueship, association, partnership, persons united by the same office, college, guild, corporation, society, union, company, fraternity conexio animae et corporis connection of soul and body complexio atomorum connection of the atoms coniunctum, coniuncti n connection, a joint-sentence, the necessary, inherent qualities of bodies coniunctus, coniunctus m connection, conjunction conciliatio, conciliationis f connection, union, an uniting in feeling, a conciliating, making friendly, a gaining over, the gaining over of hearers, the winning of hearers, the gaining over of a judge, inclination for, desire for, longing for, an acquiring, procuring coniugium, coniugii n connection, union, connection by marriage, marriage, wedlock, concubinage, husband, pair (of animals) convinctio, convinctionis f connective particle coniventia, coniventiae f connivance conniventia, conniventiae f connivance cepi ipsimi cerebellum conquer all his master's grace, conquer all his lord's favour castra hostium capio conquer the camp of the enemies, capture the enemy's camp civitatem vi expugno conquer the city by force culpae conscius conscious of his guilt, guilty, aware of his guilt conscientia, conscientiae f consciousness, knowledge, feeling, sense, self-consciousness, a conscientious fear, guilty fea, consciousness of right or wrong, the moral sense, conscience consequia, consequiae f consequence consequentia, consequentiae f consequence, natural succession conservativus, conservativa, conservativum conservative Conservativi maiore gratia valent conservatives gain influence, conservatives gain greater support consilium penso consider a plan contemno 3 consider as unimportant, consider as of small value, value little, esteem lightly, contemn, despise, disdain, defy, not to fear, be safe from, make light of, slight, speak contemptuously of, disparage contempno 3 consider as unimportant, consider as of small value, value little, esteem lightly, contemn, despise, disdain, defy, not to fear, be safe from, make light of, slight, speak contemptuously of, disparage consilia animo circumspicio consider the plans carefully commentor 1 consider thoroughly, meditate, think over, study, deliberate, weigh, prepare one’s self, made up a story, prepare, produce as the result of study, write, discuss, write upon, experiment in speaking, , attempt to speak, imitate, adopt the language of another citeriora considero consider what is closer to you cum animo considero consider with oneself cum animo meo cogito consider with oneself cum animo agito consider, consider with oneself consulo 3 consider, reflect, deliberate, take counsel, reflect upon, consult castella aliquanto altiora ac munitiora considerably higher and more fortified places consulte considerately, deliberately, designedly, on purpose consulto considerately, deliberately, designedly, on purpose cogitatio belli consideration regarding war, consideration concerning war contemplatus, contemplatus m consideration, contemplation, observance, regard, respect circumspicientia, circumspicientiae f consideration, deliberation considerantia, considerantiae f consideration, reflection cogitata ratio considered plan, elaborate plan, prudent plan, foresighted plan conspicabundus, conspicabunda, conspicabundum considering attentively contemplabundus, contemplabunda, contemplabundum considering attentively, contemplating attentively, lost in contemplation consto 1 (consto ex) consist of something, be made of something consto ex aliqua re consist of something, be made of something consensus atque unitas consistency of opinion, equality of mind centenarius, centenaria, centenarium consisting of a hundred, relating to a hundred consolamen, consolaminis n consolation consolor 1 console, encourage, animate, cheer, comfort, mitigate, alleviate, lighten, relieve, soothe concordiam copulo consolidate unity, strengthen unity consonanter consonantly, agreeably coniuratio in tyranni caput facta conspiracy against the life of the tyrant coniuratio ardet acerrime conspiracy has reached its climax coniuratio rem publicam perversura videtur conspiracy threatens to overthrow the state consensio libertatis vindicandae conspiracy to regain freedom coniuratus, coniurati m conspirator coniurati, coniuratorum m conspirator, conspiracy consponsus, consponsa, consponsum conspired, gathered together Constantinopolitanus, Constantinopolitana, Constantinopolitanum Constantinopolitan, belonging to Constantinople constitutio, constitutionis f constitution, disposition, nature, definition, issue in a cause, point in dispute, regulation, order, arrangement, imperial regulation commutatio rerum constitutional change consultorum collegium constitutional court capitalis poenae improbatio constitutional legality, rule of law commune iuris consensu institutum constitutional state constitutionalis, constitutionale constitutional constitutioni statali conveniens constitutional coacto 1 constrain, force causas struo construct reasons, create reasons, invent reasons, conceive reasons consul designatus consul elect comitia consularia consul election consol, consolis m consul cosol, cosolis m consul consul, consulis m consul, proconsul, the highest magistrate in other states, governor, head consulibus creandis comitia habentur consular elections are held consultor 1 consult one, go to for counsel, ask counsel of consilia inter nos communicamus consult together, consult jointly, consult with each other consulo 3 consult with one, to ask his opinion or advice, ask counsel of, consult, question, consult a deity, consult an oracle, consult omens, ask advice of a lawyer, take counsel with the competent authorities, take counsel upon something, deliberate upon something consulto de aliqua re consult with oneself about something consultum, consulti n consultation, inquiry of a deity, decree, decision, resolution, plan, response, oracle, divination consultus, consultus m consultation, inquiry of a deity, decree, decision, resolution, plan, response, oracle, divination consiliatio, consiliationis f consulting, counselling consumptor, consumptoris m consumer, destroyer, waster of property, spendthrift comestio, comestionis f consuming, eating consumptio, consumptionis f consumption, a consuming, a wasting, consumption, an employing, bestowing, application, use comestura, comesturae f consumption, use up, consume cachexia, cachexiae f consumption, wasting, cachexy conventus usu coniunctus contact group conventus usualis contact group contages, contagis f contact, touch contagiosus, contagiosa, contagiosum contagious comissorius, comissoria, comissorium containing a sunset clause contradictorius, contradictoria, contradictorium containing an objection, containing a contradiction, contradictory cummatus, cummata, cummatum containing gum, containing resin, resinous carbunculosus, carbunculosa, carbunculosum containing red toph-stone caedem cogitare contemplate murder consideratio, considerationis f contemplation, consideration, reflection contemplativus, contemplativa, contemplativum contemplative, speculative, theoretical contemporalis, contemporale contemporary contemporaneus, contemporanea, contemporaneum contemporary coniunctus, coniuncti m contemporary, contemporar contemptibilis, contemptibile contemptible contemptibilitas, contemptibilitatis f contemptibleness contempte contemptibly, despicably contemptim contemptuously, with contempt, scornfully concerto 1 contend with any one zealously or warmly, dispute, debate certabundus, certabunda, certabundum contending, disputing certatio, certationis f contending, striving, combat, strife, contest, military contest, fight contentus, contenta, contentum (2) contented, content certatus, certatus m contention, fight circenses, circensium m contesls in the Circus Maximus circienses, circiensium m contesls in the Circus Maximus certamen, certaminis n contest, struggle, competitive price, rivalry, emulation, military strife, battle, engagement, fight, combat, war contingentia, contingentiae f contingency, possibility, randomness, coincidence cephalaea, cephalaeae f continued pain in the head, lasting headache concapis, concapis f continuous connection continuatim continuously continuanter continuously, in uninterrupted succession cohaerenter continuously, uninterruptedly continue continuously, without interruption contraceptio, contraceptionis f contraception caedes mandata contract killing, contract murder collectus, collecta, collectum contracted, narrow contesseratio, contesserationis f contracting of friendship contractio et porrectio digitorum contraction and extension of the fingers complexio, complexionis f contraction of two syllables into one conductus, conductus m contraction contractura, contracturae m contraction, tapering of the columns contra aliquem dico contradict someone contradico 3 contradict, reject Caesare inopinante contrary to Caesar's assumption contra exspectationem contrary to expectation, against expectation commoda publica pecco contrary to the welfare of the state collativum, collativi n contribution in money collecta, collectae f contribution in money calumniator, calumniatoris m contriver of tricks or artifices, pettifogger, perverter of law, chicaner contineo et coerceo me ipsum control oneself, restrain oneself classem ago control the fleet custodia contineo control, supervise, monitor, oversee coffrarius, coffrarii m controller (of the luggage) contraversia, contraversiae f controversy, contention, quarrel, question, dispute, debate convalescentia, convalescentiae f convalescence, a regaining of health concalo 1 convene, summon, call together convocator, convocatoris m convener commoditas itineris convenience of the way commodum, commodi n convenient opportunity, favorable condition, convenience, advantage, profit, reward, pay, stipend, salary, wages for public service, favor, privilege, immunity, useful thing, a good, that which is lent, a loan colloquium amicorum conversation among friends colloquium, colloquii n conversation, conference, discourse confabulatio, confabulationis f conversation, discoursing together commercium sermonis conversation, interlocution confabulor 1 converse together, discuss something with one consermonor 1 converse with one, talk conversim conversely conversio, conversionis f conversion converto 3 convert to Christianity convincere caedis convict of murder coarguere ambitus convict someone of usurpation of authority coargutio, coargutionis f convicting, refutation civibus persuadere convince the citizens, persuade the citizens coniungunt et implectunt inter se convolve, constrict, convolute, conglomerate coquito 1 cook again and again, cook all the time, cook proficiently coctito 1 cook again and again, cook frequently cenam alicui coquo cook someone a meal cocturarius, cocturarii m cook cocus, coci m cook coquinatorius, coquinatoria, coquinatorium cook coquus, coqui m (cocus, coci m) cook, baker coctor, coctoris m cook, brewer coco 3 cook, prepare by cooking, bake, boil, roast, parch, steep, melt, heat coquo 3 cook, prepare by cooking, bake, boil, roast, parch, steep, melt, heat, prepare by fire, burn, ripen, make mature, digest, elaborate something in mind, consider, think, meditate upon, contrive, plan, vex, harass, torment, disturb the mind coctum, cocti n cooked food calefactorium, calefactorii n cooking pot, crucible cacabus, cacabī m cooking-pot caccabus, caccabi m cooking-pot coctio, coctionis f cooking, burning, digesting of food coctura, cocturae f cooking, melting, manner of cooking, style of cooking, a temperature of the air adapted to the ripening (of fruit), a boiling liquid cuccuma, cuccumae f cookingvessel, kettle, a small private bath cucuma, cucumae f cookingvessel, kettle, a small private bath cuparius, cuparii m cooper cooperatio utrique parti utilis est cooperation benefits both sides cooperatio melioretur cooperation is to be improved cooperatio Finnorum cum Natone Cooperation of the Finns with NATO (the North Atlantic Treaty Organization) collaboratio, collaborationis f cooperation, collaboration copulatus conexusque coordinated with each other, interconnected, linked with each other, networked with each other Codania, Codaniae f Copenhagen calcus, calci m copper coin, the tenth part of an obolus color cyprius copper color chalcographus, chalcographi m copper engraver cuprum, cupri n copper chalcanthum, chalcanthi n copperas-water chalcographica imago copperplate, copper engraving chalcītes, chalcītae m copperstone, copper ore chalcitis, chalcitidis f copperstone, copper ore copio 1 copy coralliorum repagulum coral reef coralliorum saeptum coral reef coralloachates, coralloachatae m coral-agate corallinus, corallina, corallinum coral-red coralium, coralii n coral, red coral corallium, corallii n (coralium, curallium, curalium) coral, red coral corallum, coralli n coral, red coral curalium, curalii n coral, red coral curallium, curallii n coral, red coral curhalium, curhalii n coral, red coral coriandratum, coriandrati n coriander-water coliandrum, coliandri n coriander coriandron, coriandri n coriander coriandrum, coriandri n coriander coriandrus, coriandri f coriander cornea, corneae f cornea of the eye ceratitis, ceratitidis f corneal inflammation cornus, corni f cornel cherry-tree, javelin made of cornelwood cornum, corni n cornelcherry corna autumnalia cornelian cherries ripening in autumn ceteras nationes compello corner the rest of the tribes cornu copia, cornus copiae f cornucopia, horn of plenty, fill horn cornucopia, cornucopiae f cornucopia, horn of plenty, fill horn crisis coronaria Corona crisis corporalitas, corporalitatis f corporality corporaliter corporally, bodily collustrium, collustrii n corporation that procured the lustration of the fields of a district corporeus, corporea, corporeum corporeal, composed of flesh, fleshly, , belonging to the body corporatus, corporata, corporatum corporeal, embodied, become a body, incarnate corporalis, corporale corporeal, pertaining to the body corpulentia, corpulentiae f corpulence, grossness of body, fleshiness of body, corporeity corpulens, corpulentis corpulent, fleshy, fat corpulentus, corpulenta, corpulentum corpulent, fleshy, fat, , corpulent, fleshy, fat, physical, corporeal corporosus, corporosa, corporosum corpulent, gross castigatio, castigationis f correcting, chastising, punishment, correction, reproof, castigation, trimming, lopping of plants, tempering, moderating corrector, correctoris m corrector, improver, preacher of morals, title of a kind of land-bailiff, governor competens, competentis corresponding to, competent, legal, corrumptor, corrumptoris m corrupter, misleader, seducer, briber corruptor, corruptoris m corrupter, misleader, seducer, briber corruptibilitas, corruptibilitatis f corruptibility, perishableness corruptivus, corruptiva, corruptivum corruptible, perishable corruptrix, corruptricis corrupting, seducing corrupte corruptly, perversely, incorrectly, in a mutilated manner Corbeia, Corbeiae f Corvey cosmetorium, cosmetorii n cosmetic agent, cosmetic cosmeticus, cosmetica, cosmeticum cosmetic cosmonauta, cosmonautae m cosmonaut, astronaut, spaceman cosmos, cosmi m cosmos casaria, casariae f cottage warden, cottage guard chameunia, chameuniae f couch on the earth, sleeping on bare floor consilium publicum council meeting, state council concilium ecclesiae evangelicae Germaniae Council of the Evangelical Church in Germany (EKD) consentium, consentii n council consiliator, consiliatoris m counsellor consiliarius, consiliarii m counsellor, adviser connumero 1 count with conficto 1 counterfeit, feign contrascribo 3 countersign contrascriba, contrascribae m countersigner, comptroller colona, colonae f countrywoman comparo 1 couple together in the same relation, connect in pairs, pair, match, unite, join, bring together to, couple together in judgment, count one object fully equal to another copulo 1 couple, bind together, tie together, join, connect, unite, confront, associate with cursus lunaris course of the moon, lunar orbit cursus mille quingentorum metrorum course of the world, course of the universe casales, casalium court boundaries, farm boundaries casalia, casalium n court boundaries, farm boundaries curia rationum Court of Auditors, Court of Audit, Audit Office curiales, curialium court servants, courtiers comis, come courteous, affable, kind, obliging, friendly, loving comiter courteously, affably, kindly, obligingly, friendly, lovingly comitas, comitatis f courteousness, kindness, obligingness, friendliness, affability, gentleness, too great liberality, prodigality civile, civile n courtesy crines adulteri courtly decorated hair confoederatio, confoederationis f covenant, agreement circumobruo 3 cover around with, wrap around circumvelo 1 cover around, envelop caput toga obvolvo cover his head with the toga caput operio cover one's head corpus velo cover one's nakedness celeritate incredibili longissimas vias conficio cover one's path with unbelievable speed circumtego 3 cover round about collem densis castris compleo cover the hill with densely packed camps cooperio 4 cover wholly, cover, cover over, overwhelm, bury in coperio 4 cover wholly, cover, cover over, overwhelm, bury in cero 1 cover with wax, overlay with wax, smear with wax, wax coopertorium, coopertorii n cover cooperculum, cooperculī n cover, lid coperculum, coperculī n cover, lid, top compleo 2 cover, overwhelm, supply fully, furnish abundantly, fill with any notion (story, desire, humor, passion), make complete, make perfect, finish, perfect cryptoporticus, cryptoporticus f covered gallery, covered passage, vault, hall corticatus, corticata, corticatum covered with a bark, taken from a tree with a portion of the bark crustosus, crustosa, crustosum covered with a hard rind, crusted cinerulentus, cinerulenta, cinerulentum covered with ashes cancellosus, cancellosa, cancellosum covered with bars, covered with a railing, heavily barred crinitus, crinita, crinitum covered with hair, hairy, having long hair, having long locks, long-haired caesariatus, caesariata, caesariatum covered with hair, having long hair, ornamented with foliage or leaves caenulentus, caenulenta, caenulentum covered with mud, muddy, filthy ceratus, cerata, ceratum covered with wax, assembled with wax, waxed crypticus, cryptica, crypticum covered, concealed calceatus, calceatus m covering for the foot, sandal, shoe calciatus, calciatus m covering for the foot, sandal, shoe calceamentum, calceamenti n covering for the foot, shoe, footwear calciamentum, calciamenti n covering for the foot, shoe, footwear calantica, calanticae f covering for the head of women, which fell down over the shoulders calautica, calauticae f covering for the head of women, which fell down over the shoulders capicium, capicii n covering for the head, vestment of a priest, opening in the tunic through which the head passed capitium, capitii n covering for the head, vestment of a priest, opening in the tunic through which the head passed cilicium, cilicii n covering, originally made of Cilician goats’ hair, used by soldiers and seamen calumma, calummatis n covering calymma, calymmatis n covering cooperimentum, cooperimenti n covering constratum, constrati n covering, deck caseus bubulus cow cheese caseus vaccinus cow cheese cibum ovis obligo crack eggs into the food circelli isiciati crackers crepatio, crepationis f cracking, bursting, crack, fissure cunabula, cunabulorum n cradle, resting-place of young animals, the earliest abode, dwellingplace, birth, origin cuna, cunae f cradle, the nest of young birds, birth, earliest childhood cunae, cunarum f cradle, the nest of young birds, birth, earliest childhood convolsio, convolsionis f cramp, convulsion convulsio, convulsionis f cramp, convulsion contortiones orationis cranky expressions, eccentric expressions crepor, creporis m crash, roar cancer marinus sive fluminalis crayfish or crawfish, sea crab or crayfish crepitatio, crepitationis f creak chremum, chremi n cream cramum, crami n cream castellum in alto tumulo pono create a fortification on a high hill cuniculum ago create a mine, create a mining tunnel castella communio create entrenchments castella munio create entrenchments cuniculos ago create underground tunnels concreo 1 create with concreatus, concreata, concreatum created together constitutor legis creator of a law, aker of a law creator, creatoris m creator, author, begetter, founder, creator of the world, God, one who elects or appoints to an office creatura, creaturae f creature, thing created, the creation credibiliter credibly creditor, creditoris m creditor credule credulously conrepo 3 creep to a place, slink to a place, creep correpo 3 creep to a place, slink to a place, creep correpto 1 creep cinefacio, cinefacionis f cremation, ashing, incineration, bombing castra lunata crescent-shaped camp corydalus, corydali m crested lark cassita, cassitae f crested lark, tufted lark creta, cretae f Cretan earth, chalk, white earth, white clay canthyllion, canthyllii n Cretan pitchplant colpa, colpae f crime, fault, blame, failure, defect, crime of unchastity, faux pas, fault of remissness, fault of neglect, any thing mischievous or injurious, mischief culpa, culpae f crime, fault, blame, failure, defect, crime of unchastity, faux pas, fault of remissness, fault of neglect, any thing mischievous or injurious, mischief Chersonesus Taurica Crimea causae publicae et privatae criminal and civil cases causa criminalis criminal case corpus legum poenalium Criminal Code (StGb), Penal Code (StGb) custos criminalis criminal police officer, criminal investigator, detective causa publica criminal trial, public case criminalitas, criminalitatis f criminality, crime criminaliter criminally confessi, confessorum m criminals who have confessed their guilt crisium administrandarum gubernatio crisis management crisium administrandarum regimen crisis management critica morbi accessio crisis of disease criterium, criterii n criterion, judgment climacter, climacteris m critical epoch in human life, a climacteric censuram gero criticise crocito 1 croak loudly croco 1 croak loudly coaxo 1 [2] croak corcodilus, corcodili m crocodile crocodilus, crocodili m crocodile crocum, croci n crocus, saffron, saffron color, saffron-flower crocus, croci m crocus, saffron, saffron color, saffron-flower cromaticus, cromatica, cromaticum cromatic curvo 1 crook, bend, bow, curve curvus, curva, curvum crooked, curved, bent, stooping, bent by age, rising on high, boisterous, winding, wrong, perverse, wrong camur, camura, camurum crooked, turned inwards camurus, camura, camurum crooked, turned inwards curvitas, curvitatis f crookedness curvor, curvoris m crookedness crucifer, cruciferi m crossbearer cornix, cornicis f crow caterva, catervae f crowd, troop, band of men, flocks, farrago coangustatio, coangustationis f crowding, constriction, narrowing coronopus, coronopodis m crowfoot colonia regalis crown colony cumulum gaudii alicui affero crown someone's joy coroniformis, coroniforme crown-shaped, crown-like coronator, coronatoris m crowner coronatio, coronationis f crowning, coronation crucifixor, crucifixoris m crucifier crucifixio, crucifixionis f crucifixion cruce aliquem afficio crucify someone cruci affigo aliquem crucify someone concrucifigo 3 crucify together crucifigo 3 crucify, crucify to the cross cruci affigo crucify, put on the cross carmen inconditum crude poem crudeliter cruelly, in a cruel manner cruente (cruenter) cruelly, severely cruenter cruelly, severely circumvectio nautica cruise, sea voyage, ship voyage, boat trip cinnama quassa crumbled cinnamon, crushed cinnamon confractum, confracti n crumbs contribulo 1 crush, bruise, afflict much contusio, contusionis f crushing, breaking, battering, bruising, bruise, contusion comminutio, comminutionis f crushing, shattering, diminution, weakening, attenuation, reduction crustata, crustatorum n crustaceous animals, shellfish cicatrix obducta crusted wound crocio 4 cry as a raven, croak as a raven cuculo 1 cry cuckoo clamito 1 cry out violently, cry out aloud, bawl out, vociferate, proclaim, reveal, betray conclamo 1 cry together, call out together, call together, call to one’s help, call loudly, cry out loudly, cry out violently, shout, exclaim, call repeatedly by name, lament someone, bewail, complain clamatus, clamatus m crying aloud, shouting cryptographia, cryptographiae f cryptography, encryption, encoding crystallinum, crystallini n crystal cup, crystal vessel crystalloides, crystalloides crystal-like crustallus, crustalli f crystal, mountainc-rystal, rock-crystal Cuba, Cubae f Cuba cubicus, cubica, cubicum cubic, cubical cybicus, cybica, cybicum cubic, cubical coccyx, coccygis m cuckoo cucullus, cuculli m cuckoo cuculus, cuculi m cuckoo cucumerarium, cucumerarii n cucumber-field, cucumber planting cucumeraceus, cucumeracea, cucumeraceum cucumber-like, of cucumber cucumeracius, cucumeracia, cucumeracium cucumber-like, of cucumber cucumis, cucumeris m cucumber, a sea-plant, similar to the cucumber compilo 1 (2) cudgel soundly, beat soundly caia, caiae f cudgel clibanaria, clibanariae f cuirass factory culmino 1 culminate caeremoniae, caeremoniarum f cult execution, sanctuaries, cult objects caerimoniae, caerimoniarum f cult execution, sanctuaries, cult objects ceremoniae, ceremoniarum f cult execution, sanctuaries, cult objects colo 3 cultivate, till, tend, take care of a field, work in a garden, abide, dwell, stay in a place, inhabit, bestow upon a thing, care upon a thing, care for, frequent, cherish, protect, be the guardian of cultus, culta, cultum cultivated, tilled cultio, cultionis f cultivation, veneration, reverence Cumaeus, Cumaea, Cumaeum Cumaean Cumanum, Cumani n Cumæan region, an estate of Cicero near Cumae ciminatum, ciminati n cumin-spice cuminatum, cuminati n cumin-spice cuminum, cumini n cumin cyminum, cymini n cumin careum, carei n cumin, caraway cumulator, cumulatoris m cumulator, accumulator, multiplier, propagator callidum inventum cunning, trick, finesse cissybium, cissybii n cup of ivy-wood calathoīdes cup-shaped, basket-shaped calix, calicis m cup, goblet, drinking-vessel, wine, cooking-vessel, pot, small pipe Cupidines, Cupidinum f cupids, love goddesses coagulatio sanguinis curdling, coagulating, blood clotting, blood coagulation capillos ferro torqueo curl one's hair with the iron crines calamistro converto curl the hair with the branding iron convolvor 3 curl up crispo 1 curl, crisp, crimp, make variegated, make rough, make uneven, cover with something, plant with something, strew over, put into a tremulous motion, swing, brandish, wave concrispo 1 curl, give a curling motion to, give a undulatory motion to, brandish cincinnus, cincinni m curled hair, lock of hair, curl of hair, too artificial or elaborate oratorical ornament calamistratus, calamistrata, calamistratum curled with the curling-iron, crisped, curled cincinnalis, cincinnale curled concrispus, concrispa, concrispum curled crispus, crispa, crispum curled, crisped, crimped, having curled hair, curlyheaded, artistic, elaborate, curled, uneven, waving, wrinkled, in tremulous motion, quivering, tremulous crispulus, crispula, crispulum curled, having curled hair, crisped, crimped, elaborate, artificial cirratus, cirrata, cirratum curled, having ringlets, fringed crispans, crispantis curled, uneven, wrinkled, trembling crispicans, crispicantis curling, ruffling cincinnatus, cincinnati m curly head crispulus, crispuli m curly head, frizzy head cirrati, cirratorum m curly heads, schoolboys computus cottidianus current account, daily account caput eius sacro curse one's head curulis, curulis f curule chair, official chair curvedo, curvedinis f curvature, arch concurvo 1 curve, bend circumacta litora curved coastlines culcitosus, culcitosa, culcitosum cushion-like, mattress-like culcitarius, culcitarii m cushion-maker, upholsterer, mattress manufacturer culcitrarius, culcitrarii m cushion-maker, upholsterer, mattress manufacturer caerimoniae translaticiae customary celebrations, traditional rituals consuetudo saeculi customs of the time, zeitgeist circumcido 3 cut around, cut, clip, trim, circumcise, cut off, shorten, diminish, abridge, circumscribe, lop off, remove circumseco 1 cut around, pare around, saw around, circumcise contrunco 1 cut down, cut to pieces circumcaedo 3 cut off all around circumcisus, circumcisa, circumcisum cut off around, cut off, cut off from connection with the region around, steep, precipitous, inaccessible, abridged, short, brief compraecido 3 cut off at the same time commeatu aliquem prohibeo cut off someone's supply caput praecido cut off the head commeatum intercludo cut off the supply capulo 1 [3] cut off, break off capello 1 cut off, break off, sever, clip, cut away coinchuo 3 cut off, cut down coinquio 4 cut off, cut down coinquo 3 cut off, cut down coninquo 3 cut off, cut down comas depono cut one's hair cervices alicui abscido cut someone's throat concido 3 cut up, cut through, cut away, cut to pieces, bring to ruin, destroy, beat severely, cudgel soundly, divide minutely, dismember, render feeble, strike down, prostrate, ruin, destroy, annul, deceive, cheat, defraud conseco 1 cut up, cut to pieces, cut off, lop, prune commaticus, commatica, commaticum cut up, divided, short caedo 3 cut, hew, lop, cut down, fell, cut off, cut to pieces, strike upon something, knock at, beat, strike, cudgel, strike mortally, kill, murder, slay a single enemy, conquer with great slaughter, cut to pieces, vanquish, destroy, slaughter animals (for offerings), slay cultellarius, cultellarii m cutler, knifemaker, knivesmith coticula, coticulae f (2) cutlet, pork chop, ribs circumcisio, circumcisionis f cutting around, circumcision caedes, caedis f cutting off, lopping off, cutting down, slaughter, massacre, carnage, slaughter of animals, slaughter of victims, persons slain, persons murdered, slain, blood shed by murder, gore, striking with the fist, beating caesus, caesus m cutting, cutting off caesura, caesurae f cutting, felling, hewing, hewing off, that which is hewn, that which is cut off, pause in a verse, caesura caesio, caesionis f cutting, lopping, wounding, killing cyberspatium, cyberspatii n cyberspace Cyclas, Cycladis f Cycladic island cyclicus, cyclica, cyclicum cyclic, forming a complete cycle, encyclopaedic Cyclopeus, Cyclopea, Cyclopeum Cyclopean, of the Cyclopes cotoneus, cotonea, cotoneum Cydonian Cydoneus, Cydonea, Cydoneum Cydonian, Cretan Cydonius, Cydonia, Cydonium Cydonian, Cretan cylindrus, cylindri m cylinder, a cylindrical stone for levelling the ground, a roller, precious stone ground off in the form of a cylinder cylindroides, cylindroides cylindrical Cylleneus, Cyllenea, Cylleneum Cyllenian Cyllenius, Cyllenia, Cyllenium Cyllenian Cyllenius, Cyllenii m Cyllenian Cyllenides, Cyllenidae m Cyllenian, Cyllenian, possessed by Mercury Cyllenis, Cyllenidis f Cyllenian, Cyllenian, possessed by Mercury cymbalista, cymbalistae m cymbal-player cymbalon, cymbali n cymbal, bell cymbalum, cymbali n cymbal, bell Cynegetica, Cynegeticorum n Cynegetics, the name given to poems on hunting cynicus, cynica, cynicum Cynic Cynice Cynic, after the manner of the Cynics Cynismus, Cynismi m cynical philosophy, cynical conduct cupressifer, cupressifera, cupressiferum cypress-bearing cyparissifer, cyparissifera, cyparissiferum cypress-bearing cupressus, cupressi f (cupressus, cupressus m, cyparissus, cyparissi f) cypress, an evergreen tree sacred to Pluto and used at funerals cupressus, cupressus m cypress, an evergreen tree sacred to Pluto and used at funerals Cypriacus, Cypriaca, Cypriacum Cyprian Cypricus, Cyprica, Cypricum Cyprian Cyrenaei, Cyrenaeorum m Cyradherents of the school of philosophy founded by Aristippusenaic Cyrenaicus, Cyrenaica, Cyrenaicum Cyrenaic Cyrenensis, Cyrenense Cyrenaic Cyrneus, Cyrnea, Cyrneum Cyrneian, Corsican Cytaei, Cytaeōrum m Cytaean, Colchian Cytaeus, Cytaea, Cytaeum Cytaean, Colchian Cytaeaeus, Cytaeaea, Cytaeaeum Cytæan, Medean, magical Cechia, Cechiae f Czechia capulus pugionis dagger handle cottidiana lunae decrescentia daily decrease of the moon cibus diurnus daily ration cottidiano daily, every day cotidie (cottidie) daily, every night cotidio daily, every night copadia, copadiorum n dainty dishes, delicacies cupedia, cupediorum n dainty dishes, tidbits, delicacies cuppadia, cupadiorum n dainty dishes, tidbits, delicacies cuppedia, cuppediorum n dainty dishes, tidbits, delicacies cuppediae, cuppediarum f (cupediae, cupediarum f) dainty dishes, tidbits, delicacies choma, chomatis n dam, bank, mound chorus, chori m dance in a ring, choral dance, dance, the harmonious motions of the heavenly bodies, troop or band of dancers and singers, chorus, choir, the heavenly bodies moving in harmony, multitude, band, troop, crowd chorea, choreae f dance in a ring, dance, the circular motions of the stars circumsaltans, circumsaltantis dancing around capitis periculum danger to life, danger of life, life-threatening, mortal danger caerula nubes dark cloud color austerus dark colour cyaneus, cyanea, cyaneum dark-blue, sea-blue caeruleus, caerulea, caeruleum dark-colored, dark blue, dark green, cerulean, azure, dark, gloomy, dun, sable, black, green, greenish caerulus, caerula, caerulum dark-colored, dark blue, dark green, cerulean, azure, dark, gloomy, dun, sable, black, green, greenish coeruleus, coerulea, coeruleum dark-colored, dark blue, dark green, cerulean, azure, dark, gloomy, dun, sable, black, green, greenish coerulus, coerula, coerulum dark-colored, dark blue, dark green, cerulean, azure, dark, gloomy, dun, sable, black, green, greenish caeruleatus, caeruleata, caeruleatum dark-colored, dark blue, sky-blue caerulans, caerulantis dark-colored, sky-blue caligineus, caliginea, caligineum dark, gloomy creperum, creperi n darkness caligatio, caligationis f darkness, mistiness collisio, collisionis f dashing together, striking together, concussion, shock collectio datorum data collection cariotum, carioti n date honey caryotum, caryoti n date honey casus dativus (dandi) dative case Cepheïs, Cepheidos f daughter of Cepheus confinium lucis dawn, twilight caecum reddo dazzle, blind candor dentium dazzling whiteness of the teeth candor, candoris m dazzling, glossy whiteness, clear lustre, clearness, radiance, brightness, brilliancy, splendor, glitter, fairness, beauty, brilliancy, splendor, candor, purity, integrity, sincerity, openness, frankness cadaver, cadaveris n dead body of man or brute, corpse, carcass, remains of desolated towns, ruins of desolated towns corpora indotata dead without gifts for the dead carnarius, carnarii m dealer in flesh, butcher, one who admires a lump of flesh, meat lover citrarĭus, citrarĭi m dealer in lemons cybiarius, cybiarii m dealer in salt fish cybiosactes, cybiosactae m dealer in salt fish, nickname of the thirteenth Ptolemy, and of the emperor Vespasian cerarius, cerarii m dealer in wax, writer upon wax tablets commercia caeli dealing with the celestials, dealing with the heavenly commercium plebis dealing with the people carus, cara, carum dear, precious, valued, esteemed, costly, of a high price caro dearly, at a high price care dearly, at a high price, highly caritas, caritatis f dearness, costliness, high prices, regard, esteem, affection, love, love entertained by one charitas, charitatis f dearness, costliness, high prices, regard, esteem, affection, love, love entertained by one casus Gracchorum death of the Gracchians cruciarium, cruciarii n death on the cross casus, casus m death concerto cum aliquo de aliqua re debate with someone about something, debate something with someone cupiditātēs licentiosae debauchery, debaucheries crisis aeris alieni debt crisis crisis debitorum debt crisis calendarium (kalendarium), ii n debt-book, account-book, interest-book of a money-lender caput praecido decapitate, behead collum seco decapitate, cut off the neck certamen decuplatum decathlon certamen decuplum decathlon casus rei publicae decay of the state caries, cariei f decay, caries, flatness cariosus, cariosa, cariosum decayed, rotten, too loose, porous, withered, dry by old age calumniatio, calumniationis f deceitful accusation, legal harassment, bullying, cabal, intrigue circumventorius, circumventoria, circumventorium deceitful, fraudulent circumscribo 3 deceive, cheat, circumvent, entrap, insnare, deprive of money, overreach, defraud, defeat the purpose of a law, cancel, declare invalid, annul, invalidate, void, set aside circumventor, circumventoris m deceiver, defrauder circumscriptio, circumscriptionis f deceiving, cheating, overreaching, defrauding, deception, deceit, fraud circumversura, circumversurae f deception, deceit certo 1 decide something by a contest, fight, struggle, contend, combat, strive, emulate, vie with, contend at law, strive to do something, labor, endeavor, struggle earnestly, exert one’s self causam alicui adiudico decide the case in someone's favour causam iudico decide the case, bring the case to a conclusion consilium ineo decide, , make up one's mind, make a decision, make a plan consilium capio decide, resolve, make a plan, take a decision, project, form a purpose, form a plan certamen supremum decision fight crisis, crisis f decision, crisis crisis, crisis f decisive turn crisimos, crisimon decisive, critical crisimus, crisima, crisimum decisive, critical censum defero declare one's assets censeor 2 declare one's assets, declare one's wealth condeclino 1 decline in the same manner coronis et floribus aliquem compleo decorate someone all over with wreaths and flowers coorno 1 decorate, adorn calbiensis, calbiense decorated with an armband cellaria, cellariae f decree-maker, cellar-master, reserve chamber consecro 1 dedicate, devote something as sacred to a deity, elevate to the rank of deity, place among the gods, deify, devote to destruction, doom to destruction, execrate consacro 1 dedicate, devote something as sacred to a deity, elevate to the rank of deity, place among the gods, deify, devote to destruction, doom to destruction, execrate, lay upon the altar, hallow, recognize as holy, make immortal, immortalize censeo alicui aliquid deem useful to someone coma, comatis n deep sleep, coma catinum, catini n deep vessel for serving up or cooking food, bowl, dish, pot, crucible, censer, air-vessel in a hydraulic instrument, a (natural) hollow in a rock catinus, catini m deep vessel for serving up or cooking food, bowl, dish, pot, crucible, censer, air-vessel in a hydraulic instrument, a (natural) hollow in a rock cornu cervinum deer antlers corniferi cervi deer bearing horns cervina vellera deer skin cervos, cervi m deer cervina, cervinae f deer's meat, venison cesso in officio meo default in the performance of one's duty clades terrestris navalisque defeat on land and at sea copias hostium fundo defeat the enemy army carians, cariantis defective, decayed, rotten causam oro defend a case, make a trial speech causam popularem defendo defend democratic principles, defend the cause of the people causas amicorum ago defend one's friends in court, represent one's friends in court causam dico pro aliquo defend someone in court cautor alieni periculi defender of an external danger, defender of a danger from outside coinquino 1 defile all over, pollute wholly, contaminate, infect, taint conquino 1 defile all over, pollute wholly, contaminate, infect, taint caco 1 defile with excrement concaco 1 defile with ordure, fill with defilement conspurco 1 defile, pollute constupratio, constuprationis f defilement, dishonor, rape, fornication commaculatio, commaculationis f defilement, staining constuprator, constupratoris m defiler, debaucher contaminator, contaminatoris m defiler, polluter circumscriptor, circumscriptoris m defrauder, deceiver, cheat, he who makes void, he who annuls contractiuncula, contractiunculae f dejection, sadness contor 1 delay action, linger, loiter, hesitate, doubt cunctor 1 delay action, linger, loiter, hesitate, doubt cuncto 1 delay, hesitate cunctans, cunctantis delaying, lingering, dilatory, slow, tardy, tenacious, tough, slow, resisting cogitatus, cogitata, cogitatum deliberate, , intended, thought out, planned, well-considered consilium, consilii n deliberation, consultation, a considering together, counsel, conclusion made with consideration, determination, resolution, measure, plan, purpose, intention, a warlike measure, device, stratagem carmen tenuo delicately spin out a poem, spin a poem gently cena bona delicious meal, tasty meal causidicor 1 deliver court speeches contrado 3 deliver together, deliver wholly cubiculum partuale delivery room, labour room cataclysmos, cataclysmi m deluge, flood, inundation, pouring of water upon a diseased member, shower-bath, douche cataclysmus, cataclysmi m deluge, flood, inundation, pouring of water upon a diseased member, shower-bath, douche caecitas mentis delusion, mental blindness concitatio popularis demagogic machinations, demagogic activities civis rerum novarum cupidus demagogue civis turbulentus demagogue civitatem in libertatem repeto demand freedom for the city civitatem in antiquum ius repeto demand the old rights for the city composco 3 demande at the same time civitas popularis democracy commotio castrorum demolition of the camp contra regimen Thaiorum demonstro demonstrate against the Thai government convictio, convictionis f demonstration, proof cognominativus, cognominativa, cognominativum denoting the cognomen, epithetically coactum, coacti n densely rolled blanket, felt, mattress crassor 1 densify, become compressed curatio dentaria dental treatment, dental care curatio dentium dental treatment, dental care civitatem alicui nego deny someone citizenship commercio aliquem prohibeo deny someone trade, shut someone off from dealing with others, cut off from intercourse with others, shut off from the outside world Corinthum perfugio depart for Corinth clam furtim proficiscor depart in secret congemo 3 deplore, lament, bewail copias explico deploy the troops, let the troops unfold, let the troops spread, develop the troops copias comparo deploy troops clades importuna depressing defeat, painful defeat castro 1 deprive of generative power, emasculate, castrate, geld, pass through a sack or bag, filter, shorten, cut off, curtail, enervate, debilitate, weaken, diminish, check, restrain cibum alicui subtraho deprive someone of food, consuli munus abrogo deprive the consul of his office, depose the consul cassus lumine deprived of life, dead chorepiscopus, chorepiscopi m deputy of a bishop for a village, suffragan bishop Cypselides, Cypselidae m descendant of Cypselus = Periander casus fulminum descent of the lightnings chorographia, chorographiae f description of countries, geography, poem of Publius Terentius Varro Atacinus cosmographia, cosmographiae f description of the universe crucem mereo deserve the gallows castigabilis, castigabile deserving punishment connoto 1 designate at the same time, mean at the same time clavicatus, clavicata, clavicatum designated by (hammered) nails cupiditas regni desire for kingship catlitio, catlitionis f desire for the male catulitio, catulitionis f desire for the male cupiditas homines caecos facit (reddit) desire makes people blind, covetousness blinds people curiositas, curiositatis f desire of knowledge, curiosity, inquisitiveness catulio 4 desire the male catullio 4 desire the male cacaturio 4 desire to go to stool cupido, cupidinis f desire, wish, longing, eagerness, passion, lust, greed, desire that springs from love, love cupiditas, cupiditatis f desire, wish, longing, lust, passion, cupidity, the object of desire, avarice, cupidity, covetousness, passion of love, greediness of gain in trade, usury, overreaching, fraud, lust of power, ambition, an undue partiality, spirit of part cupiens, cupientis desiring, desirous, longing, eager for something cupienter desirously, earnestly, eagerly contemptu dignus despicable, contemptible contemptus, contempta, contemptum despised, despicable, contemptible, vile, abject contemnificus, contemnifica, contemnificum despising, contemptuous, scornful Carthaginem tollo destroy Carthage civitatem everto destroy the state corruptorius, corruptoria, corruptorium destructible, corruptible, perishable circumstantia, circumstantium n details, circumstances copias castris contineo detain the troops in the camp, hold back the troops in camp celeritas consilii determination, presence of mind constituo, quid et quale sit, de quo disputetur determine the subject of the investigation by its nature and character constituo 3 determine to do something, take a resolution, resolve, decide, determine certus procul urbe degere determined to live far from Rome certus, certa, certum determined, resolved, fixed, settled, purposed, fixed, established, settled, fixed, particular, specified, sure, unerring, to be depended upon, true, faithful, certain, proved contechnor 1 devise plots, contrive tricks causas fingo devise pretexts, create excuses comminiscor 3 devise something by careful thought, devise, contrive, invent, feign calvio 4 devise tricks, use artifice, attack one with artifice, intrigue against, deceive, delude calvo 3 devise tricks, use artifice, attack one with artifice, intrigue against, deceive, delude calvor 3 (calvo 3) (calvio 4) devise tricks, use artifice, attack one with artifice, intrigue against, deceive, delude commentus, commenta, commentum devised, invented, feigned, contrived, fictitious convoro 1 devour together crinale curvum diadem cita alvus diarrhea carmen famosum diatribe, mocking poem, derisive poem carmen malum diatribe, mocking poem, derisive poem cum dignitate cadere die gracefully (in war) canes teneo die Hunde an der Leine halten commorior 5 die with one, die at the same time with one cubus, cubi m die, cube, a cubic number coebus, coebi m die, cube, cubic number cybus, cybi m die, cube, cubic number contra consuetudinem Romanae libertatis different from what was used to in free Rome contra atque (ac) different from, quite different from circumfodio 5 dig around something, dig about confodio 5 dig thoroughly, dig round about, prepare by digging, strike down by stabbing, to pierce, stab, transfix cibum concoquo digest the food cibum conficio digest the food concoctio, concoctionis f digestion centena, centenae f dignity in the imperial court consularitas, consularitatis f dignity of consul, office of consul, dignity of imperial governor, office of imperial governor cerialitas, cerialitatis f Dignity of the Ceres aediles comminutus, comminuta, comminutum dilapidated commentatio, commentationis f diligent meditation upon something, studying, careful preparation, a learned work, treatise, dissertation, description cumulum de laudibus alicuius deruo diminish someone's fame significantly, considerably diminish one's fame conficio 5 diminish, lessen, weaken an object, sweep away, destroy, kill, wear out, consume, grind, digest, provide, bring together caenito 1 dine often, dine much, be accustomed to dine, dine, dine upon cenito 1 dine often, dine much, be accustomed to dine, dine, dine upon coenito 1 dine often, dine much, be accustomed to dine, dine, dine upon copiose aliquem accipio dine someone, feast someone cenator, cenatoris m diner, guest cenatorium, cenatorii n dining-room cenatio, cenationis f dining-room, dining-hall coenatio, coenationis f dining-room, dining-hall cenatoria, cenatoriorum n dinner dress cibus vespertinus dinner, evening meal collineo 1 direct something in a straight line, aim, take a right aim caenum, caeni n (coenum, coeni n) dirt, filth, mud, mire, uncleanness, dirty fellow, vile fellow cenum, ceni n dirt, filth, mud, mire, uncleanness, dirty fellow, vile fellow caenositas, caenositatis f dirty place charta cacata dirty scrawl, dirty smear cinaedologos, cinaedologi m dirty writer, pornographer cacophonia, cacophoniae f disagreeable sound, cacophong commutatio fortunae disaster, catastrophe cogitata patefacio disclose one's intentions, reveal one's plan comperio 4 disclose wholly, lay open, obtain a knowledge of a thing, find out with certainty, have or gain certain information, ascertain, learn concipio 5 discover stolen property, take something by the sense of sight, see, perceive, perceive in mind, comprehend intellectually, take in, imagine, think, understand, comprehend, adopt compertus, comperta, compertum discovered, detected contemptim discrimino discriminate certamen discobolorum discus thrower competition certamen disci discus throwing competition concerto cum aliquo de aliqua re discuss something with someone causas alicuius rei commemoro discuss the reasons for something commentor, quid sit faciendum discuss what needs to be done, discuss what to do caeparia, caepariae f disease in the privy members ceparia, cepariae f disease in the pubic limbs cola, colae f disease of the colon, the colic chordapsus, chordapsi m disease of the intestines, Dármverschlingung 17 / 5, 000 Übersetzungsergebnisse intestinal entanglement, intestinal obstruction coriago, coriaginis f disease of the skin of animals colostratio, colostrationis f disease of the young caused by the first milk of the mother carbunculatio, carbunculationis f disease of trees civitatem alicui adimo disenfranchise someone civis improbus dishonor citizen castra commoveo dismantle the camp, get on my way, start marching castra moveo dismantle the camp, get on my way, start marching crimen propulso dismiss an accusation, avert an indictment comitia dimitto dismiss an assembly concilium dimitto dismiss the assembly, dissolve the assembly conturbatio, conturbationis f disorder, confusion, disquiet, perturbation of mind coetum dimittunt disperse, disband the assembly, break up the meeting compono 3 dispose, arrange, contrive, devise, prepare, arrange in agreement with others, agree upon, contrive, devise, invent, conspire to make, feign, invent certator, certatoris m disputant, competitor with words cibos digitis carpo dissect the food with one's fingers commaceratio, commacerationis f dissolution, maceration captiosa solvo dissolve fallacies corpus Achaeorum dissolvo dissolve the Achaean League conventum dimitto dissolve the meeting consolvo 3 dissolve together confluo 3 dissolve, flow apart colus et fusus distaff and spindle colus et lana distaff and wool colus, coli f distaff, thread spun, thread, wool colus, colus f distaff, thread spun, thread, wool clauda alterno carmina versu distich songs, elegies civem hoste dignosco (dinosco) distinguish the fellow citizen from the enemy conturbatus, conturbata, conturbatum distracted, disturbed, confused, disquieted, diseased, disordered chora, chorae f district, county, department, canton, countryside, sector, administrative area, administrative district, administrative unit, zone, territorial entity confundo 3 disturb, disconcert, confound, perplex, diffuse, suffuse, spread over, throw in great numbers conturbo 1 disturb, to disquiet in mind, disquiet in feeling, bring one’s pecuniary affairs into disorder, become bankrupt, bring into pecuniary embarrassment centurio 1 divide into centuries, arrange in centuries, assign to companies compartior 4 divide something with one, share consumo 3 divide, make an exhaustive division of, bestow upon something, to use, employ, spend upon something, spend about something, lay out, invest, use up, exhaust centifidus, centifida, centifidum divided into a hundred parts, divided into a great many parts concisus, concisa, concisum divided, broken up, short, concise commatice dividedly, shortly centuriatio, centuriationis f dividing into centuries contributio, contributionis f dividing, distributing, contribution coscinomantia, coscinomantiae f divination by the sieve comma, commatis n division of a period, mark of punctuation, comma, caesura caligines, caliginum f dizzy spells, dizziness caligines efficiens dizzying, vertiginous corpus roto do a somersault cuncta simul ago do everything at once corpus moveo do evil to the body, hurt the body badly commercium istarum rerum non habeo do not have the right to buy these things careo nomine do not have the title consilium mihi non suppetit do not know how to guess contemplatione mei fruor do some introspection, do a self-reflection culpam committo do something wrong, be guilty of something culpam contraho do something wrong, be guilty of something culpam in me admitto do something wrong, be guilty of something capillos orno do the hair caelum findo aratro do the impossible consequentium repugnantiumve ratio doctrine of consistency and contradiction cibari nolo does not want to eat canis tugurium dog kennel, doghouse canale, canalis n dog stuff cynomazon, cynomazi n dog-bread, a plant, broom-rape, also called orobanche caniculares, canicularium m dog-days Cynamolgi, Cynamolgorum m dog-milkers - a wild tribe of Ethiopia cynosbatos, cynosbati f dog-rose or wild-brier, black currant, caper-bush cynospastos, cynospasti f dog-rose or wild-brier, black currant, caper-bush cynorrhoda, cynorrhodae f dog-rose, blossom of the red lily cynorrhodon, cynorrhodi n dog-rose, blossom of the red lily cynorroda, cynorrodae f dog-rose, blossom of the red lily cynorrodon, cynorrodi n dog-rose, blossom of the red lily cynacantha, cynacanthae f dog-thorn, dog-rose canes, canis c dog canis, canis c dog, a shameless, vile person, a fierce or enraged person, a constellation: the dog, the worst throw with dice, dog-throw, a Cynic philosopher, a kind of fetter, a small river tributary to the Po canina, caninae f dog’s flesh canes significant dogs sound convictio domestica domestic partnership, family community cave credas don't believe it!, beware of believing it! cave, te fratrum misereat don't feel sorry for your brothers! cave mihi mendaci quicquam dicas don't lie to me! cave quicquam paraveris praeter cotidiana! don't prepare anything special! ciccum non interduim don't want to give a straw cave mendacium (dicas)! don't you lie! campi Donescenses Donbas, Donbass civitas popularis Donescensis Donetsk People's Republic cillus, cilli m donkey curam intendo double one's care, double one's diligence columbarium, columbarii n dove-cot, pigeon-house, gain or mortise in which rafters or joists lie, hole near the axle of a water-wheel, opening in the side of a vessel for the oars to pass through, rowlock columbarius, columbarii m dove-keeper columba, columbae f dove, pigeon cella columbarum dovecote, pigeon loft canabula, canabulae f drainage canal, drainage pipe cogo ex aliqua re draw a conclusion from something colligo ex aliqua re draw a conclusion from something concludo ex aliqua re draw a conclusion from something circumscribo 3 draw a line around, circumscribe, enclose in a circle, draw a line as the circumference of a thing, define, encompass, enclose, limit, bound, contract, hem in, hinder free action, restrain, confine caudam trahere draw a tail after oneself (= to wear a foolscap) circumtraho 3 draw around, drag around constricto 1 draw together constringo 3 draw together, bind together, bind, tie up, stamp, seal, bind together with fetters, fetter, contract, hold together, restrain, hold in check, bring into a narrow compass, compress contraho 3 draw together, bring together, collect, assemble, bring about, carry into effect, accomplish, execute, get, contract, occasion, cause, produce, make, have intercourse with, to associate with, to narrow, make smaller, make tapering, draw in, lessen, check, restrain conduco 3 draw together, bring together, lead together, assemble, collect, connect, unite, coagulate, curdle, close up, hire, take on lease, to farm, hire for one’s use, rent, employ, borrow, bribe, undertake any service, contract for, profit, serve convello 3 draw violently hither and thither, tear up, wrest from its position, tear loose, tear away, separate from, pul up, pluck up, wrench, dislocate, cause to totter, shake, destroy, overthrow, bring to naught, tear to pieces, rend to pieces, cleave, dismember contractio, contractionis f drawing together, contraction, cramp, consolidation, abridging, shortening, abridgment, shortness, shortening in pronunciation, dejection, undue depression, despondency coarctatio, coarctationis f drawing together, crowding together coartatio, coartationis f drawing together, crowding together contractus, contracta, contractum drawn together into a narrow space, compressed, contracted, close, short, narrow, abridged, restricted, limited caede saginatus drenched in blood clavum muto in horas dress soon as a senator, soon as a knight chlamydatus, chlamydata, chlamydatum dressed in a military cloak cursum non teneo drift, lose the course crassator, crassatoris m drifter, idler, tramp, loafer, vagabond, stray, vagrant, ruffian, rogue, sidekick, highwayman, bandit caelia, caeliae f drink from cereals cantharis bibo drink from cups, drink from tankards cyceon, cyceonis m drink made of barley-grits, grated goats’-cheese, and wine compotatio, compotationis f drinking together compotator, compotatoris m drinking-companion compotor, compotoris m drinking-companion, pot-companion ciboria, ciboriae f drinking-cup ciborium, ciborii n drinking-cup, , the Egyptian bean culilla, culillae f drinking-vessel, beaker, goblet, cup, bowl cululla, culullae f drinking-vessel, beaker, goblet, cup, bowl culullus, cululli m (culillus, culilli m ) drinking-vessel, beaker, goblet, cup, bowl cruore mano dripping with blood clavum parieti affigo drive a nail into the wall currentem incito drive an active person to action curas resolvo drive away the worries, let the worries be curas secludo drive away the worries, let the worries be curas sepono drive away the worries, let the worries be circumago 3 drive in a circle, turn in a circle, turn round, drive around, produce by going around, turn, turn about, wheel around, run about, drive about, lead back curru advehor drive in the car, go there in the car carpento in forum invehor drive onto the forum in the car clavum clavo eicio drive out one nail by another, drive out one evil by another evil carminibus vaecordiam alicui inicio drive someone mad with spells civitate aliquem exturbo drive someone out of the state cursum dirigo in (ad) aliquem locum drive to a place, move towards a place compello 3 drive together to a place, collect, assemble, bring together, press together, drive, bring, move, impel, incite, urge, compel, force, constrain to something cogo 3 drive together to one point, collect, compress, crowd, bring together, urge together, assemble, gather together, thicken, condense, curdle, coagulate, draw together, contract into a narrow place, urge one to any action, force, compel, constrain commino 1 drive together convehor 3 drive citatus, citata, citatum driven, urged on, hastened, hurried, quick, rapid, speedy, swift, vehement, impetuous compulsor, compulsoris m driver (of cattle), one who asks or forces to a payment, exacter of money cisiarius, cisiarii m driver of a cabriolet, maker of a cabriolet coactrix, coactricis f driver, coercer crapulanus, crapulana, crapulanum driving away the wine frenzy, driving away the wine intoxication capellas potum ago driving the kids to the watering place camelus dromas dromedary crapulatus, crapulata, crapulatum drunken with wine, inebriated cremia, cremiorum n dry fire-wood, brushwood cremium, cremiī n dry fire-wood, brushwood coaresco 3 dry together, become dry together contorreo 2 dry up entirely, parch, scorch commoditas, commoditatis f due measure, just proportion, symmetry, fitness, suitable oratorical expression, easy, unrestrained, free action, dexterity, skill, convenience, ease, a fit occasion, advantage, benefit, pleasantness, complaisance, courteousness, forbearance, lenity certamen singulare duel, single combat crassa Minerva dull, stolid, with a coarse mind commode duly, properly, completely, rightly, well, skilfully, neatly, conveniently, suitably, opportunely, fitly, aptly, appropriately, in a friendly manner, pleasantly, gently, kindly, just, just at the moment when clavis adultera duplicate key, lock pick clavis adulterina duplicate key, lock pick confinium noctis dusk, twilight, evening twilight creper, crepera, creperum dusky, dark, uncertain, obscure, doubtful, wavering capsa purgamentaria dustbin, waste bin chamaecerasus, chamaecerasi f dwarf cherry-tree chamaeacte, chamaeactes f dwarf elder, daneword chamaedaphne, chamaedaphnes f dwarf laurel chamaemyrsine, chamaemyrsines f dwarf myrtle, butcher’s-broom chamaerepes palma dwarf palm chamaeplatanus, chamaeplatani f dwarf platane circumcolo 3 dwell round about, dwell near cohabito 1 dwell together casarius, casarii m dweller in a cottage, cottager circumcola, circumcolae f dwelling around caelicola, caelicolae m dwelling in heaven, a deity, a god, worshipper of the heavens coelicola, coelicolae m dwelling in heaven, deity, god, worshipper of the heavens cohabitatio, cohabitationis f dwelling together calliblepharium, calliblepharii n dye for coloring the eyebrows calliblepharum, calliblephari n dye for coloring the eyebrows canifico 1 dye grey, make grey croco 1 [2] dye saffron-yellow campana funus indicans dying bell, death bell cupide eagerly, zealously, passionately, vehemently, ardently, warmly, partially cavernae auditoriae ear canals clyster oricularius ear syringe cum citissime earliest, oonest clamores mereor earn applause commonitio, commonitionis f earnest reminding, earnest putting in mind, admonition curatus, curata, curatum earnest, anxious, taken care of, managed, attended to contente earnestly, with great exertion, vehemently clibanus, clibani m earthen or iron vessel for baking bread, frying pan, oven, furnace chasmatias, chasmatiae m earthquake which leaves chasms or openings compendium facio pultandi ease in hitting concordabilis, concordabile easily according, easily harmonizing congregabilis, congregabile easily brought together, social commobilis, commobile easily moving clusaris, clusare easily shutting, easily closing, , serving as conclusion, forming the conclusion credulitas, credulitatis f easiness of belief, credulity carbas, carbae m east-northeast wind celebratio paschae easter celebration celebritas paschalis easter celebration causa vincibilis easy-win case comedo eat entirely up, eat, consume, devour, waste away, pine away, dissipate, spend, squander cibum sumo eat food, take food convescor 3 eat with one cum aliquo ex eodem catino ceno eat with someone from the same bowl cibo utor eat comestibilis, comestibile eatable comesor, comesoris m eater, gourmand commutatio aestus ebb clamor montium echoes of the mountains consilium oeconomicum et sociale economic and social council, economic and social plan cooperatio oeconomica economic cooperation crisis oeconomica economic crisis cursus mercaturae economic development, economic trend cursus oeconomicus economic development, economic trend, economic process compaedagogita, compaedagogitae m educated in the same pœdagogium compaedagogius, compaedagogii m educated in the same pœdagogium conformatio doctrinae education in scholarship causa veneni effect of the poison consecutio, consecutionis f effect, consequence, the proper following of one thing after another, order, connection, sequence, an acquiring, obtaining, attainment conficiens, conficientis effecting, causing, producing, efficient, productive of causa antecedens effective cause causa antegrediens effective cause coram omnibus effective for the public conatus, conatus m effort, exertion, struggle, endeavor, impulse, inclination, tendency, attempt, undertaking, enterprise, endeavor conamina ad divisionem superandam efforts to overcome the division cellula ovaria egg cell cupiditas sui egoism, selfishness colocasia, colocasiae f Egyptian bean colocasium, colocasii n Egyptian bean Christicola, Christicolae m ein Anbeter Christi, ein Christ cantharias, canthariae m ein Edelstein mit der Abbildung einer spanischen Fliege crotalia, crotaliorum n ein rasselnder Ohranhänger, bestehend aus mehreren Perlen compaganus, compagani m Einwohner desselben Dorfes creditum neccessitate urgente praebitum (praebendum) ELA credit cubitum, cubiti n elbow, bending, curvature of a shore, distance from the elbow to the end of the middle finger, ell, cubit consulem creo elect consul, elect as consul consul sextum creatus elected consul for the sixth time coelectus, coelecta, coelectum elected together certamen comitiale election campaign certamen electorium election campaign commissio electoria election committee, electoral committee comitia praetoria election of praetors, praetorship election cooptatio, cooptationis f election, choice, confirmation by the Senate of Senators nominated by the king coptatio, coptationis f election, choice, confirmation by the Senate of Senators nominated by the king comitia habentur elections are held, elections take place clades electoria electoral defeat cursus electionis electoral process, election procedure contractus circuitus electricus electrical short circuit capulum electrhodi electrode cable culte elegantly corona, coronae f elevated ridge of land as a boundary line, hairy crown over the horse’s hoof, circular ridge of mountains, halo round the sun certamen exclusorium elimination fight cornua alcina elk antlers, moose antlers corpus tenuatum emaciated body castratura, castraturae f emasculalion, castration of animals, pruning, cleansing of plants castratio, castrationis f emasculating, castration of animals, pruning conscensio in naves embark, embarkation, boarding comptus, compta, comptum embellished, elegant cornu, cornus n emblem of power, courage, strength, might cuso 1 emboss, coin, stamp complexor 1 embrace closely complector 3 embrace from love, love, value, honor, be addicted to, care for, include, take into possession, seize, lay hold of, make one’s self master of complector aliquem amicitia et caritate embrace someone in friendly love comprehenso 1 embrace circumplecto 3 embrace, clasp around castra tumultuaria emergency camp creditum neccessitate urgente praebitum (praebendum) emergency credit, emergency loant, conventus necessarius emergency meeting, urgent meeting conventus urgens emergency meeting, urgent meeting conventus urgentiae causa convocatus emergency meeting, urgent meeting casus subitus emergency, emergency situation casus ultimus emergency, emergency situation civitas liminaris emerging market caligino 1 emit vapor, emit steam, steam, reek, be involved in darkness, be dark, be gloomy, be mentally blind, be surrounded by darkness, grope about, suffer from weakness, be weak, be dim-sighted caligo 1 emit vapor, emit steam, steam, reek, be involved in darkness, be dark, be gloomy, be mentally blind, be surrounded by darkness, grope about, suffer from weakness, be weak, be dim-sighted calligo 1 emit vapor, emit steam, steam, reek, be involved in darkness, be dark, be gloomy, be mentally blind, be surrounded by darkness, grope about, suffer from weakness, be weak, be dim-sighted commotio animi emotion, mental excitement, mental excitation, mental arousal, excitement of mind concitatio mentis (animi) emotional excitement, arousal of the mind, emotion, passion celeritate utor employ speed cenoma, cenomatis n empty space, empty room, interspace calamitatem haurio empty the cup of suffering cassum, cassi n empty thing, the void, the nothingness cassa, cassorum n empty things, futile things, useless things cassus, cassa, cassum empty, void, hollow, unfruitful, wanting, devoid of, deprived of, without, vain, useless, futile, fruitless, profitless cenosis, cenosis f emptying certatim emulously, earnestly, eagerly caveatus, caveata, caveatum encaged, cooped up, arranged like the cavea in a theatre circumscriptio, circumscriptionis f encircling, circle, boundary, limit, outline, contour, circuit, compass, period (verborum), compendious statement, summing up, the limitation of a question by the removal of a circumstance in dispute circumcingo 3 enclose around, surround circumretio 4 enclose with a net, insnare coerceo 2 enclose, hold together, surround, encompass, restrain, confine, shut in, hold in confinement, repress, trim, clip, keep within limits, control, limit, hold some fault, hold some passion, curb, tame, correct coherceo 2 enclose, hold together, surround, encompass, restrain, confine, shut in, hold in confinement, repress, trim, clip, keep within limits, control, limit, hold some fault, hold some passion, curb, tame, correct consaeptus, consaepta, consaeptum enclosed, hedged in caprile, caprilis n enclosure for goats, stall for goats cochlearium, cochlearii n enclosure or pen in which snails were kept and fed complexo 1 encompass, embrace closely, clasp around cornua alicui addo encourage someone, cheer up someone cohortationem militum facio encourage the soldiers, cheer up the soldiers confirmatus, confirmata, confirmatum encouraged, courageous, resolute, asserted, affirmed, certain, credible cohortatio ad honeste iudicandum encouragement to judge honourably contiones hortationesque encouraging speeches cornu, cornus n end of the stick around which books were rolled, side of a bow in the form of a horn, horn-shaped side of the cithara, summit of a mountain, wing of a place, feeler or claw of an insect, stiff hair of the Germans, bow, trumpet, lantern, oil cruet, funnel constanter et sedate fero endure steadfastly and calmly collatio signorum enemy clash, gathering of the field signs conceptio hostilis enemy image, concept of the enemy, hostile image consilio viridis energetic in council conversio energiae energy transition colloquiis me immisceo engage in the conversations conspondeo 2 engage mutually, promise something mutually caedendis materiis operatus engaged in the felling of timber, busy felling lumber caelo 1 engrave in relief, make raised work, carve, engrave, cast chalcographicus, chalcographica, chalcographicum engraved in copper civitatem bello persequor engulf a tribe in war crebro litteras regusto enjoy reading a letter frequently, bring the letter to my heart repeatedly carpe diem enjoy the day certiorem facio enlighten someone, give someone information, inform someone convegeto 1 enliven, invigorate, animate convigeto 1 enliven, invigorate, animate caveo, ne ... ensure that not caveo, ut ... ensure that, make sure that cavete, ne ... ensures that not contortiplicatus, contortiplicata, contortiplicatum entangled, complicated, compounded in a complicated manner certamen edo enter a contest certamen consero enter a contest, enter a competition certamen ineo enter a contest, enter a competition consulatum capio enter the consulate concrustatus, concrustata, concrustatum entirely covered with a crust, incrusted cunctim entirely, all together, completely, in a body, collectively condo in sepulcro entomb, bury, inter cohors praetoria entourage of the governor comites, comitum m entourage, staff, personnel committo alicui aliquid entrust something to someone committo aliquid alicuius fidei entrust something to someone complector 3 entwine around a person or thing, clasp, embrace, grasp, seize, encircle, surround, compass, enclose, seize upon, enfold catalogus, catalogi m enumeration, list of names, catalogue circumamicio 4 envelope, wrap around circumamictus, circumamicta, circumamictum enveloped, invested calamitas oecologica environmental disaster contaminatio ambitus environmental pollution, environmental contamination contaminatio circumiectorum environmental pollution, environmental contamination circumiectorum protectio environmental protection circumiectorum tutela environmental protection circumiectalis, circumiectale environmental carmen epicum epic, epic poem, heroic poem, heroic song caput Epicuri Epicurus' main tenet, Epicurus' main doctrine caducia, caduciae f epilepsy, falling sickness comitialis, comitiale epileptically, by epilepsy commensuratus, commensurata, commensuratum equal comparilis, comparile equal, like concidentia, concidentiae f equality of form, conformity, consistency coaevitas, coaevitatis f equality coordinatio, coordinationis f equality, coordination, secondary order, rule, regulation coordinativus, coordinativa, coordinativum equalizing, coordinating, combining coomnipotens, coomnipotentis equally omnipotent, equal almighty circulus aequinoctialis equator circulus meridianus equator classem instruo equip a fleet copias paro equip troops carmen amabile erotic poetry compecco 1 err together, commit a fault together comitatus, comitatus m escort, attending multitude, train, retinue, imperial escort, court, suit, company, band, troop, crowd, swarm cum praesertim + Konj. especially because cumprime especially, particularly cumprimis (od. cum primis) especially, particularly castra coniungo establish a joint camp civitatem instituo establish a state community centurias conscribo establish civic classes consido 3 establish one’s self, settle, sink down, sink in, give way, subside, settle down permanently, sink, lose force, abate, subside, diminish, be appeased, be quieted, cease, conclude, end carius aestimo esteem higher, value more coaestimo 1 estimate together with censio, censionis f estimating, taxing, censor’s estimating, censor’s rating, censor’s appraising, punishment, chastisement (of the censor), severe opinion, judgment, expression of opinion capita Nili estuaries of the Nile, sources of the Nile coniugatio, coniugationis f etymological relationship Communitas Europaea energiae atomicae (Euratom) European Atomic Energy Community (EURATOM) Communitas Europaea carbonis et chalybis (CECC) European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC) coetus Europaeus European Community (EC) Consilium Europaeum European Council, EU Council, Council of Europe Curia Unionis Europaeae European Court of Justice (ECJ), Court of Justice of the European Union (ECJ) Communitas oeconomica Europaea (COE) European Economic Community (EEC) Centrum investigationis nuclearis Genavense (CERN) European Organisation for Nuclear Research (CERN) Cooperatio politica Europaea (CPE) European Political Cooperation (EPC) civitatem tributis fraudo evade taxes commodulatio, commodulationis f evenness cotidiani sermonis consuetudo everyday language use, everyday speech cotidiani sermonis usus everyday language use, everyday speech cachinnus cunctos invadit everyone is overcome by a roar of laughter carus omnibus exspectatusque venies everyone will give you a warm welcome, you will be warmly welcomed by all cuscus everyone circa undique everything around, around and around circa omnia everything around, around and around colligatione naturali omnia fiunt everything happens in a natural concatenation (of circumstances) cuncta in cinerem vanescunt everything turns to ash, everything becomes vain ashes consilium malum malis pro bono placet evil find an evil plan good cogitationem alicui inicio evoke an idea in someone, produce an idea in one's mind clamores excito evoke loud applause, evoke a cheer clamores facio evoke loud applause, evoke a cheer crimina aspero exacerbate the allegations, aggravate the charges condignatio, condignationis f exaltation, appreciation, recognition, commendation, praise, words of praise, words of appreciation cognosco de aliqua re examine a case in law, investigate a matter cognosco 3 examine a case in law, investigate judicially cavea, caveae f excavated place, hollow, cavity, enclosure for animals, stall, cage, den, coop, beehive, bird-cage, enclosure about a young tree, roof of the mouth, sockets of the eyes, spectators’ seats or benches in the theatre, theatre, spectators canalicius, canalicia, canalicium excavated, from the shaft, from the pit, , dug out of shafts canaliensis, canaliense excavated, from the shaft, from the pit, , dug out of shafts coodibilis, coodibile exceedingly hateful, detestable carpheotum, carpheoti n excellent kind of white frankincense crapula, crapulae f excessive wine-drinking, intoxication, inebriation, a resin producing intoxication, which was sometimes mingled with wine collubus, collubi m exchange of coins of different kinds or of different countries, agio, rate of exchange, premium of exchange collybus, collybi m exchange of coins of different kinds or of different countries, agio, rate of exchange, premium of exchange commercium iudicandi cogitandique exchange of ideas commercium loquendi et audiendi exchange of ideas captivos commuto exchange the prisoners cambitas, cambitatis f exchange cambio 1 exchange, barter cambio 4 exchange, barter clamorem excito excite shouting commercio aliquem prohibeo exclude someone from contact with others carnifico 1 execute, behead, cut in pieces, mangle carnificor 1 execute, behead, cut in pieces, mangle crux, crucis f execution-tree, gallows bird, hempen rascal, torture, trouble, misery, destruction carnificator, carnificatorris m executioner, hangman carnifex, carnificis m executioner, hangman, scoundrel, villain, rascal, tormenter, murderer, destroyer carnufex, carnuficis m executioner, hangman, scoundrel, villain, rascal, tormenter, murderer, destroyer, murderous, killing carnificatrix, carnificatricis f executioner, hangwoman cautionem adhibeo exercise caution, be careful corycomachia, corycomachiae f exercise of the athletae with the corycus coexercitatus, coexercitata, coexercitatum exercised together, exercised at the same time contendo 3 exert one’s self vigorously to do something, apply one’s self with zeal to, go to, direct one’s course eagerly somewhere, bend one’s course eagerly somewhere, strive to get to a place, to seek to arrive at, go hastily to, march hastily to, journey hastily to cohorto 1 exhort, encourage cohortatio, cohortationis f exhorting, inciting, exhortation, encouragement cohortatus, cohortatus m exhorting, inciting, exhortation, encouragement consto 1 exist, be, abide causidicatio, causidicationis f expert administration, legal representation, legal assistance comissoria, comissoriae f expiry clause, sunset clause causam alicuius rei repeto explain the concept of a thing cingulum displosivum explosive belt colobium displosivum explosive waistcoat, explosive vest cogitata mentis eloquor express one's reflections, express one's thoughts critice dico express oneself critically collatatus, collatata, collatatum extended castrorum tractus extent of the camp, location of the camp campus captivis internecandis extermination camp, death camp campus internecivus extermination camp, death camp campus internicivus extermination camp, death camp causa extrinsecus allata external cause causa, quae extrinsecus venit external cause causae extrinsecus allatae external causes causae intrinsecus allatae external causes, causes brought in from outside circumcaesura, circumcaesurae f external contour, outline concussura, concussurae f extorting of money by threats, , money extortion caeli extremi casus extraordinary weather phenomena, extreme weather events cordax, cordacis m extravagant dance of Grecian comedy, distinguished by lively movement and wanton gesture, and by the rope which was kept passing through the hands of the dancers casus ultimus extreme case cacumen, cacuminis n extreme end, extremity, point of a thing, peak, top, utmost point, summit, end, limit, height of perfection, mark of accent placed over a letter caelum extremum extreme weather crocodes, crocodis n eye-salve conductus superciliorum eyebrow contraction cilium, cilii n eyelid, lower eyelid commenta rumorum fabricated rumours, facs conspicientia, conspicientiae f faculty of considering consilium non assequor fail with one's plan, miss one's intention, miss one's purpose casus adversus failure concado 3 fall at the same time, sink down at the same time, collapse cado 3 fall down, be precipitated, sink down, go down, sink, fall, decline, set, fall off, fall away, fall out, drop off, be shed, be thrown, be cast, turn up, fall at one’s feet, settle, fall dead, die cado ab aliquo fall from someone's hand cernuor 1 fall head over heels, roll over forward, turn a somersault calorem traho fall in love casus urbis Troianae fall of the City of Troy condormio 4 fall quite asleep casito 1 fall repeatedly, drop down claudor 3 fall shut, limp corruo 3 fall together, fall down, tumble down, sink to the ground, fall, rush headlong, bring to the ground, heap together, overthrow, ruin, heap up concido 3 (2) fall together, fall down, tumble to the ground, fall down faint, fall down lifeless, fall in battle, fall in combat, be slaughtered, be slain, fall collabor 3 fall together, fall in ruins, fall in, fall from age, fall down in a swoon, fall down in the death, sink down in a swoon, sink down in the death conlabor 3 fall together, fall in ruins, fall in, fall from age, fall down in a swoon, fall down in the death, sink down in a swoon, sink down in the death congenuclo 1 fall upon the knees, slump to the knees copia fatisco fall victim to abundance, succumb to abundance captensula, captensulae f fallacious argument, sophism captentula, captentulae f fallacious argument, sophism captiosus, captiosa, captiosum fallacious, deceptive, captious, sophistical congenulatus fallen upon the knees, slumped to the knees collapsio, collapsionis f falling down together, joint plummeting, precipitation casus foliorum falling leaves cadivus, cadiva, cadivum falling of itself, having the falling sickness, having the epilepsy, epileptic caducus, caduca, caducum falling, fallen, devoted to death, destined to die, inclined to fall, that easily falls, epileptic, frail, fleeting, perishable, transitory, vain, futile, ineffectual, vacant, having no heir casura, casurae f falling, tumbling down collocutio, collocutionis f familiar conversation, conference clarus in philosophia famous in the field of philosophy clutus, cluta, clutum famous, renowned conflabello 1 fan violently, kindle ceteris eloquentia longe antecello far surpass the others in eloquence cena viatica farewell dinner, farewell party convivium ante discessum farewell feast, farewell meal colonica, colonicae f farm-house, a rustic’s hut casa agrestis farmer's hut cultores arvaque vastabantur farmers were pillaged and fields devastated cultus agricolarum (agricolae) farming, agriculture, field culture cultus agrorum (agri) farming, agriculture, field development crepitus ventris fart consuetudo saeculi multa mutat fashion changes many things compluviatus, compluviata, compluviatum fashioned like a compluvium, square citum agmen fast march cursus incitatus fast run celeripes, celeripedis m fast runner celerivolus, celerivola, celerivolum fast-flying circumfirmo 1 fasten round compesco 3 fasten together, confine, hold in check, repress, curb, restrain, clip, , prune, tread, stamp, suppress, repress, restrain, check, cease, forbear compisco 3 fasten together, confine, hold in check, repress, curb, restrain, clip, , prune, tread, stamp, suppress, repress, restrain, check, cease, forbear configo 3 fasten together, nail together, pierce through, transfix, render powerless, render inactive cuneo 1 fasten with wedges, wedge up, press in, force in, make wedge-shaped citius faster, quicker, more expeditious caro pinguis fat meat conventicii patres fathers coming from different sides cacometer, cacometra, cacometrum faulty in metre, unmetrical cacometrus, cacometra, cacometrum faulty in metre, unmetrical corpus vino curo feast on wine, gorge oneself on wine, enjoy the wine coepulor feast together centenis obsonito feasting for a hundred aces contentio virium feat of strength, exertion, exertion of force, effort cumulus, cumuli m feat culcita plumea feather pillow, down pillow cacotrophia, cacotrophiae f feces-eating Concilium Foederale Federal Assembly (for the election of the Federal President in Germany) Congregatio Foederalis Federal Assembly (for the election of the German Federal President) Conventus Foederalis Federal Assembly (to elect the Federal President) cancellarius foederalis Federal Chancellor conventus foederalis Federal Parliament, German Parliament, Bundestag consortium foederale Federal Parliamentary Committee, Bundestag Committee civitas foederata federal state civitas foederālis federal state, country ciloter, cilotri m feed bag compasco 3 feed together, feed in common, feed, pasture, consume by feeding, eat, drive away, destroy by feeding carnivorus, carnivora, carnivorum feeding on flesh, carnivorous cibatio, cibationis f feeding, meal, repast cogor 3 feel compelled to, feel compelled that, feel obliged to casum luctumque alicuius doleo feel condolences for someone's misfortune conscientia mordeor feel remorse, be tortured by conscience condoleo 2 feel severe pain, suffer greatly, suffer with another, feel another’s pain condolesco 3 feel severe pain, suffer much, be in pain, be in distress, to ache, suffer or sympathize with consentio 4 feel together, agree, accord, harmonize with, assert unitedly, determine in common, decree, unite upon something accordantly, agree to any wrong, join in, plot together, conspire, take part in, to fit, suit conatum habeo ad aliquid feel urge to do something causam intersero feign a reason, pretend a reason componor ad reverentiam feign respect, feign high esteem causa, causae f feigned cause, pretext, pretence, judicial process, lawsuit, party, faction, cause that one defends, relation of friendship, connection, condition, state, situation, relation, position, business undertaken for any one, employment, matter, subject cicilendrum, cicilendri n feigned name for spice cicimandrum, cicimandri n feigned name for spice concivissa, concivissae f fellow citizen conamicus, conamici m fellow friend, co-friend coamator, coamatoris m fellow lover, co-lover, rival collustrix, collustricis f fellow player, playmate consacerdos, consacerdotis m fellow priest consacerdos, consacerdotis f fellow priestess confidelis, confidelis m fellow-believer concaptivus, concaptivi m fellow-captive compatriota, compatriotae m fellow-citizen concivis, concivis m fellow-citizen conpatriota, conpatriotae m fellow-citizen conclericus, conclerici m fellow-clergyman conterraneus, conterranei m fellow-countryman compatruelis, compatruele fellow-descended from the father's brother condesertor, condesertoris m fellow-deserter, co-deserter contheroleta, contheroletae m fellow-destroyer of wild beasts consenior, consenioris m fellow-elder, fellow-presbyter cohospes, cohospitis m fellow-guest compastor, compastoris m fellow-herdsman, co-shepherd colleprosus, colleprosi m fellow-leper collevita, e m fellow-levite commartyr, commartyris m fellow-martyr, companion in martyrdom compatronus, compatroni m fellow-patron complatonicus, complatonici m fellow-Platonist commercĭarius, commercĭarii m fellow-purchaser contiro, contironis m fellow-recruit confamulus, confamuli m fellow-servant, colleague compeccator, compeccatoris m fellow-sinner conservus, conservi m fellow-slave, companion in servitude coservus, coservi m fellow-slave, companion in servitude commiles, commilitis m fellow-soldier collector, collectoris m fellow-student compassio, compassionis f fellow-suffering, fellow-feeling, sympathy, agreement compatientia, compatientiae f fellow-suffering, fellow-feeling, sympathy, agreement condoctor, condoctoris m fellow-teacher conveteranus, conveterani m fellow-veteran collibertus, colliberti m fellowfreedman coliberta, colibertae f fellowfreedwoman colliberta, collibertae f fellowfreedwoman compresbyter, compresbyteri m fellowpresbyter consortio, consortionis f fellowship, community, partnership, association, sympathy, sympathetic connection comperegrinus, comperegrini m fellowstranger coacta, coactorum n felt (made of wool, hair) coactor lanarius felt walker criminatrix, criminatricis f female accuser, female calumniator camela, camelae f, female camel, mother camel camella, camellae f female camel, mother camel clienta, clientae f female client cluenta, cluentae f female client competitrix, competitricis f female competitor coqua, coquae f female cook compotrix, compotricis f female drinking-companion cohabitatrix, cohabitatricis f female flatmate, cohabitant choraule, choraules f female flute-player, who accompanied with the flute the chorus dance circulatrix, circulatricis f female mountebank, female stroller consummatrix, consummatricis f female perfector, female completer connus, conni m female pudenda, unchaste female cunnus, cunni m female pudenda, unchaste female cunus, cuni m female pudenda, unchaste female cognitrix, cognitricis f female recognizer, female examiner cursrix, cursricis f female runner curstrix, curstricis f female runner colubra, colubrae f female serpent, serpent, snake coloniaria, coloniariae f female settler, female colonist cauponaria, cauponariae f female shopkeeper caupona, cauponae f (copona) female shopkeeper, huckster, landlady, hostess, retail shop, inn, tavern copona, coponae f female shopkeeper, huckster, landlady, hostess, retail shop, inn, tavern cantrix, cantricis f female singer, songstress consaeptum, consaepti n fence, hedge consiptum, consipti n fence, hedge campus fenicularius fennel field commeatus traiecticius ferry service commeatus traiectorius ferry service, ferry traffic campus opimus fertile farmland campus pinguis fertile seed field consatus, consata, consatum fertilized, impregnated castum, casti n festival, period of time consecrated to a god, holy festival time candide vestitus festively dressed, in festive dress chelydros, chelydri m fetid serpent, living, for the most part, in water chelydrus, chelydri m fetid serpent, living, for the most part, in water compes, compedis f fetter for the feet, shackle for the feet, fetlers, bonds, bands, chains compedio 4 fetter, shackle compedus, compeda, compedum fettering, shackling choa, choae f fictitious nickname of Clodia, pleasure babe, prostitute, call girl, harlot, escort girl, favor girl coa, coae f fictitious nickname of Clodia, pleasure babe, prostitute, call girl, harlot, escort girl, favor girl camparius, camparii m field guardian, field gunner caepina, caepinae f field of onions, bed of onions cibulla, cibullae f field of onions, bed of onions caepuila, caepuilae f field of onions, bed of onions, onion planting cepina, cepinae f field of onions, bed of onions, onion planting castrianus, castriani m field soldier campi torridi siccitate fields sapless due to drought celeritate quinquaginta chiliometrorum horalium fifty kilometres per hour fast, at a speed of fifty kilometres per hour certo in pugilatu fight a boxing match certant inter se fight against each other cum hostibus pugnare fight against the enemies, fight with the enemies cum hoste pugno fight against the enemy, fight with the enemy cum classiariis regis confligo fight against the fleet of the Persian king cum sociis pugnare fight alongside the confederates claram pugnam pugnare fight an excellent fight certamen honoris fight for honor capite meo decerno fight for one's life capite meo dimico fight for one's life confertis ordinibus pugnant fight in closed ranks cupiditatibus repugno fight one's passions, fight against one's passions curru proelior fight to wagon, fight in wagon, fight from wagon calamo et atramento milito fight with pen and ink, am a hero with a pen and ink contra patriam pugno fighting against one's fatherland collatis signis pugno fighting man against man, fighting in close combat collatis viribus pugno fighting man against man, fighting in close combat compugnantia, compugnantiae f fighting together, contradiction, controversy cyathisso 1 fill a cyathus crumino 1 fill like a purse cupiditate bellandi aliquem incendo fill someone with warlike zeal corporibus civium cloacas refercio fill the canals with the corpses of citizens caelum clamore incendo fill the sky with shouting complere fossam aggere fill the trench with earth circumfarcio 4 fill up all around, stuff compleo 2 fill up, fill full, fill out, make the army of a full number, make a legion of a full number, complete, to man, fill with men, impregnate, fill (with light, with sounds, with odors, with food) circumfartus, circumfarta, circumfartum filled all around, stuffed coriandratus, coriandrata, coriandratum filled with coriander, dressed with coriander completio, completionis f filling, filling up, fulfilment coassamentum, coassamenti n filling, panelling cinematomachina, cinematomachinae f film camera, movie camera cinematographo 1 filming, cinematographic recording colo 1 filter, strain, clarify, purify, spread out a fish-net colatura, colaturae f filtration, that which has been strained causae decisio final decision, final judgement certamen finale final fight, final match contentio terminalis final spurt, final spurt crisis nummaria financial crisis commodatio, commodationis f financing, lending, rendering of service, accommodation causam invenio find a pretext, find an excuse calamitatibus defungor find an end to one's sufferings casum victoriae invenio find an opportunity to win carbonem, ut aiunt, pro thesauro invenio find insignificant instead of a treasure, be deceived in one’s expectation coquina conditaria fine cuisine, gourmet restaurant capillulus, capillulī m fine hair, soft hair, delicate hair craticula, craticulae f fine hurdle-work, a small gridiron craticulum, craticuli n fine hurdle-work, a small gridiron color urbanitatis fine manners charientismos, charientismi m fineness in expression, subtlety of expression chīrotheca digitata finger glove censum maturo finish an estimate quickly conclamatio incendii fire alarm, fire alert centonarii, centonariorum m firefighters, firemen confixio, confixionis f firm joining together concretum, concreti n firm or solid matter, hard or stiff frost, the root stiffened by frost consilium certum firm resolution, firm decision confidenter firm trust in a thing, confidence, self-confidence, boldness, audacity, impudence confirmate firmly confirmitas, confirmitatis f firmness of will, obstinacy colostra, colostrae f first milk after delivery, biestings colostrum, colostri n first milk after delivery, biestings colustra, colustrae f first milk after delivery, biestings colustrum, colustri n first milk after delivery, biestings caput, capitis n first person, chief person, leader, chief, guide, head place, principal place, central point, division, section, paragraph, chapter, principal sum, capital, stock cucumeres primi first variety of cucumbers, 1a cucumbers, top quality cucumbers cobio, cobionis m fish of small value, gudgeon cobius, cobiii m fish of small value, gudgeon chalcis, chalcidis f fish of the herring kind citharus, cithari m fish of the sole kind cetarius, cetarii m fish-monger, title of a book of Matius cetaria, cetariae f fish-pond crepatura, crepaturae f fissure, crack criticus, critica, criticum fit for deciding, suitable for deciding, capable of judging, decisive, critical characias, characiae m fit for making poles or stakes, name of a plant, wolf’s-milk cui est aetas militaris fit for war, fit for weapons, fit for military service coapto 1 fit, join, adjust together with something concinne fitly, beautifully, elegantly, neatly concinniter fitly, beautifully, elegantly, neatly concinnus, concinna, concinnum fitly, skilfully put together, skilfully joined, well adjusted, beautiful, elegant, polished, neat, striking, suited to, fit for, appropriate for, suiting one’s self to, courteous, pleasing, agreeable convenienter fitly, suitably, conformably, consistently centesimae quinae five percent (monthly interest) circumfigo 3 fix around, fasten around constituo 3 fix, settle, order, manage, confirm, regulate, arrange, dispose, appoint something (for or to something), settle, agree upon, define, determine, accord, agree with one in a thing, appoint, concert, agree upon, assent to certa vivendi disciplina fixed life order certum pretium fixed price cancellatio, cancellationis f fixing of boundaries, measuring of land, parcel map cremialis, cremiale flammable, combustible conflor 1 flare up, blaze up corusco 1 flash, glitter, gleam, coruscate coruscum, corusci m flash, lightning coruscus, corusci m flash, lightning coruscabilis, coruscabile flashing, sparkling, shimmering, flickering coruscalis, coruscale flashing, sparkling, shimmering, flickering campania, campaniorum n flat land, lowland caudam iacto popello flatter the common people, fawn upon the common people Colax, Colacis m flatterer, title of comedies of Menander, Naevius, and Plautus cantiuncula, cantiunculae f flattering strain, alluring strain, pleasing song, ingratiating song campsaria, campsariae f flea market chrysallion, chrysallii n fleabane conyza, conyzae f fleabane confugio 5 flee to for refuge, flee to for succor, take refuge in or with, take refuge in, have recourse to cadaverina, cadaverinae f flesh of a carcass catulina, catulinae f flesh of the dog carnifer, carnifera, carniferum flesh-bearing carnicula, carniculae f flesh, a piece of meat carnilla, carnillae f flesh, a piece of meat carnis, carnis f flesh, meat caro, carnis f flesh, pulp, inner, white part of the wood of trees, richness (of a speech) creagra, creagrae f fleshhook carnatio, carnationis f fleshiness, corpulency carnalitas, carnalitatis f fleshliness, carnality carnalis, carnale fleshly, carnal caro hebes fleshy outgrowth, wild flesh carnatus, carnata, carnatum fleshy, fat, corpulent celeris et velox cogitatio flight of thoughts capsella volatui describendo flight recorder, black box cursus aerius flight through the air, flight route, flight corusco 1 flit, flutter, shake cribrum farinarium flour sifter, flour sieve cribrum pollinare flour sifter, flour sieve cribrum pollinarium flour sifter, flour sieve circumluo 3 flow around, wash upon circumfluo 3 flow round, flock around, encompass, surround, be present in rich abundance, exist in rich abundance, abound, overflow, overflow with, have an abundance, be rich in compluit flow together, flow in raining confundor 3 flow together, run into each other, merge, fall into each other, pour together confluo 3 flow together, run together, flock together, crowd together, come together in multitudes coronamentum, coronamenti n flowers for crowns or garlands, garland, crown circumfluus, circumflua, circumfluum flowing around, circumfluent, flowed around, surrounded with water, surrounded, encircled caelifluus, caeliflua, caelifluum flowing from heaven coelifluus, coeliflua, coelifluum flowing from heaven confluus,conflu a, confluum flowing together crines vagi fluttering hair circumvolito 1 fly around something, rove about a place, hover around circumvolo 1 fly around, run around, hasten around convolo 1 fly together, flock together, come hastily together, run together culicare, culicaris n fly-net, mosquito net culiculare, culicularis n fly-net, mosquito net capilli inflati flying hair capilli passi flying hair circumvolitabilis, circumvolitabile flying round cogitationem in aliquid intendo focus mentally on something, concentrate on something, direct one's thoughts towards something caballatio, caballationis f fodder for a horse capetum, capeti n fodder for cattle capitum, capiti n fodder for cattle caelum nebulosum et caliginosum foggy and hazy weather complico 1 fold together, fold up complicatio, complicationis f folding together, enveloping, multiplication consilium sequor follow a plan, pursue a purpose consilium sequor follow a plan consequor 3 follow a preceding cause as an effect, ensue, result, to be the consequence, arise from, proceed from, follow logically, reach, overtake, come up with, attain to, arrive at certas rationes in agendo sequor follow firm principles in one's actions conficior 5 follow logically (from something), be deduced consilio alicuius pareo follow someone's advice consequor 3 follow, follow up, press upon, go after, attend, accompany, pursue any person or thing, follow after in a hostile manner, pursue in a hostile manner, follow, come after, follow a model, copy (an authority, example, opinion), imitate, adopt, obey consector 1 follow, pursue, strive after eagerly, attend eagerly, attend continually, go after, pursue eagerly, strive after, endeavor to gain, emulate an example, imitate, follow in a hostile manner, persecute, chase curru sequor follow, tracing consequius, consequia, consequium following as an appendage, following consectaneus, consectanea, consectaneum following eagerly after, hanging upon consecue following cōnsecuus, cōnsecua, cōnsecuum following conseque following crucistultitia, crucistultitiae f folly of the cross cuppes, cuppedis m fond of delicacies, dainty cuppedia, cuppediae f (cupedia, cupediae f) fondness for dainties, daintiness, lickerishness cibus, cibi m food (for man and beast), victuals, fare, nutriment, fodder, food, sustenance cibus et potio food and drink cenarius, cenarii m food preparer, cook cibaria, cibariorum n food, nutriment, victuals, provisions, fare, ration, fodder cibatus, cibatus m food, victuals, nutriment cibi inflabiles foods that cause flatulence, foods that bloat cornicum oculos configo fool even the most cautious clinopus, clinopodis m foot of a bed copiae pedestres foot soldiers, infantry certamen pedifollicum footbal fight, footbal match, footbal tournament certamen pediludiarium footbal fight, footbal match, footbal tournament campus pedeludiarius football pitch, football field campionatus mundanus pedifollicus football world cup circumpedes, circumpedum m footwear castratorius, castratoria, castratorium for castration communi nomine for joint account continuos complures dies for several days in a row castris percommodum fuit for the camp it was very beneficial calumniae causa for the purpose of harassment cetera tibi adsentior for the rest i agree with you, otherwise I agree with you cetero for the rest, in other respects, otherwise ceteroqui (ceteroquin) for the rest, in other respects, otherwise ceteroquin for the rest, in other respects, otherwise ceteris rebus for the rest, otherwise cur for what reason, wherefore, why, to what purpose, from what motive, on account of which, by reason of which compulsus a populo regnum suscepit forced by the people he took over the power coacticius, coacticia, coacticium forced coactus, coactus m forcing, constraint, compulsion commercium monetarium foreign exchange transaction, foreign exchange, currency transaction commercium nummarium foreign exchange transaction, foreign exchange, currency transaction commercium pecuniae permutandae foreign exchange transaction, foreign exchange, currency transaction casus futuros multo ante prospicio foresee the future for a long time curator pecuniae permutandae forex trader civitatem amitto forfeit one's citizenship confiscatio, confiscationis f forfeiting, confiscation consilia concoquo forge attacks, forge plots, forging attacks caedem obliviscor forget the killing caedis obliviscor forget the killing, forget the murder consilia coquo forging plots, concocting plots crimen alicui condono forgive someone a wrongdoing condono alicui aliquid forgive something through someone's intercession, to pardon something through someone's intercession cervus, cervi m forked stake (as supports of the vine), a chevaux-defrise cervi, cervorum m forked stakes circulor 1 form a circle (of men) about one’s self, gather in a company or circle for conversation, collect people around one’s self claustra contraho form a circumvallation line cuneum facio form a wedge-shaped battle line circumfingo 3 form around collabello 1 form by bringing the lips together configuro 1 form from something, form after something, fashion accordingly caseos figuro form individual cheeses, shape single cheeses cumulo 1 form into a heap, accumulate, heap up, pile up, augment by heaping up, increase, heap, amass, make full by heaping up, fill full, fill, overload, overwhelm, made complete, made perfect, complete confingo 3 form, fashion, fabricate, invent, devise, feign, pretend celebre convivium formal banquet, solemn feast cena recta formal meal consequentiarius, consequentiarii m formalist circumductivus, circumductiva, circumductivum forming the perimeter, forming the circle crimina perago formulate the charges carrago, carraginis f fortification made of wagons, barricade made of wagons castra navalia fortified landing place of ships, ship gathering commoenio 4 fortify on all sides, fortify strongly, secure, barricade, intrench, make sure, strengthen communio 4 (commoenio 4) fortify on all sides, fortify strongly, secure, barricade, intrench, make sure, strengthen corpus cibo curo fortify oneself with food castra aggere munio fortify the camp with a wall castra vallo munio fortify the camp with a wall castra vallo et fossa cingo fortify the camp with ramparts and moats collem opere circumplector fortify the hill, entrench the hill casus secundi fortunate circumstances cura vecturaria forwarding agency, haulage company, freight transport company, loading company curandus, curandi m foster son civitatem condo found a city coloniam constituo found a colony, establish a planting town comparatio amicitiae novae foundation of a new friendship conditum, conditi n (2) foundation, establishment cursus centum metrorum four hundred meter run centesimae quaternae four per cent (monthly interest) commutationes temporum quadripartitae fourfold change of seasons carnarium, carnarii n frame furnished with hooks to hang up meats over the hearth for smoking or drying, larder, pantry corpus, corporis n frame, system, structure, community, corporation, the framework of ships, a political body conformator, conformatoris m framer, former contrabium, contrabii n framework of beams, flooring caedes fraterna fratricide civitas libera free state, independent state cives de nervo eximo free the citizens from imprisonment congelo 1 freeze, freeze up, grow hard congelor 1 freeze, freeze up, grow hard congelatio, congelationis f freezing, congealing celebritas periculorum frequency of the hazards conversatio, conversationis f frequent use, frequent abode in a place, intercourse, conversation crebrae vel potius cotidianae compellationes frequent, rather daily allegations, frequent, rather daily reproaches circito 1 frequent, make busy, wander everywhere celebratus, celebrata, celebratum frequented, much visited, customary, usual, frequent, solemn, festive, brilliant, known, celebrated, famous convivia concelebro frequently visit guest bouts celebriter frequently crudus, cruda, crudum fresh, vigorous, unprepared, unpolished, rude, rough, hoarse, not prepared, not matured, rough, unfeeling, cruel, merciless, uncultivated conciliatus, conciliata, conciliatum friendly, beloved, favorably inclined, devoted, favorable to something conterrito 1 frighten much, frighten greatly cincinnorum fimbriae frizz of the locks of hair cantabricus, cantabrica, cantabricum from bran camomillinus, camomillina, camomillinum from camomile chrysolithus, chrysolitha, chrysolithum from chrysolite, from topaz crinilineus, crinilinea, crinilineum from crinoline, made of crinoline crocodilinus, crocodilina, crocodilinum from crocodile, crocodile- crocodilonius, crocodilonia, crocodilonium from crocodile, crocodile- circumcidaneus, circumcidanea, circumcidaneum from cutting around, from paring around circumcisicius, circumcisicia, circumcisicium from cutting around, from paring around circumundique from everywhere around, around on all sides capreus, caprea, capreum from goats caprius, capria, caprium from goats chortinos, chortinon from grass caelitus from heaven, from the emperor coelitus from heaven, from the emperor canitus from old times caprulinus, caprulina, caprulinum from roebuck carpathius, carpathia, carpathium from the Carpathum cloacinus, cloacina, cloacinum from the cloaca cordacitus from the heart, deep in the heart cordicitus from the heart, deep in the heart congerminalis, congerminale from the same stalk, from the same stock circumgelatus, circumgelata, circumgelatum frozen all around carpophyllon, carpophylli n fruit leaf cedris, cedridis f fruit of the cedar, berry of the cedar canipa, canipae f fruitbasket for religious uses conducibiliter fruitfully, profitably cretio simplex fruitless declaration to accept an inheritance consilium convello frustrate a plan, thwart a plan consilium dirimo frustrate a plan, thwart a plan, thwart an intention condo 3 fuifil, accomplish, put away, to lay, place somewhere for preservation, lay up, store up, treasure up, preserve, pickle, to set, to inter, bury condicionem exsolvo fulfill a condition concessor, concessoris m fulfiller contumeliosus, contumeliosa, contumeliosum full of abuse, reproachful, insolent, abusive cinerosus, cinerosa, cinerosum full of ashes cancerosus, cancerosa, cancerosum full of cancerous tumours cartilaginosus, cartilaginosa, cartilaginosum full of cartilage, very gristly clamorosus, clamorosa, clamorosum full of clamor, full of noise, clamoring continually, bawling loudly, clamorous, noisy, bawling clamosus, clamosa, clamosum full of clamor, full of noise, clamoring continually, bawling loudly, clamorous, noisy, bawling, filled with noise, filled with clamor, accompanied with noise or clamor contemptionis plenus full of contempt (for someone) concupiscentialis, concupiscentiale full of desire canosus, canosa, canosum full of grey hairs capillosus, capillosa, capillosum full of hair, very hairy cavernosus, cavernosa, cavernosum full of hollows, full of cavities caliginosus, caliginosa, caliginosum full of mist, covered with mist, dark, obscure, gloomy, dark, uncertain, obscure caligosus, caligosa, caligosum full of mist, covered with mist, dark, obscure, gloomy, dark, uncertain, obscure consiliosus, consiliosa, consiliosum full of prudence, full of wisdom, considerate cavillosus, cavillosa, cavillosum full of raillery, full of irony criminosus, criminosa, criminosum full of reproaches, reproachful, accusalory, calumniating, slanderous cicatricosus, cicatricosa, cicatricosum full of scars, covered with scars, amended or polished here and there cymosus, cymosa, cymosum full of shoots calculosus, calculosa, calculosum full of small stones or pebbles, stony, pebbly, gravelly, afficted with calculus or stone curius, curia, curium full of sorrow, grievous calumniosus, calumniosa, calumniosum full of tricks or artifices, swindling cerosus, cerosa, cerosum full of wax consucidus, consucida, consucidum full-juicy, standing in full juice, lushly built copia sententiarum fullness of thought, thoughtfulness, richness of thoughts cognitus et perspectus fully recognised cena feralis funeral feast, mourning meal cena funeris funeral feast, mourning meal cena lugubris funeral feast, mourning meal carmen ferale funeral song, mourning song, funeral chant contio funebris funeral speech carbasa substringo furl the sails, furl the sails carbonaria, carbonariae f furnace for charcoal, charcoal-Woman, the title of a lost play by Plautus caminum, camini n furnace, smelting-furnace for the working of metals, forge, forge or smithy of Vulcan and the Cyclopes, under Aetna, furnace for heating an apartment, fire caminus, camini m furnace, smelting-furnace for the working of metals, forge, forge or smithy of Vulcan and the Cyclopes, under Aetna, furnace for heating an apartment, fire copior 1 furnish or provide one’s self abundantly with something corono 1 furnish with a garland, furnish with a crown, to crown, wreathe, receive as the prize of victory, surround, encompass, enclose something in a circular form clathro 1 furnish with a grate, furnish with a lattice, set with bars clatro 1 furnish with a grate, furnish with a lattice, set with bars commargino 1 furnish with a parapet, furnish with a railing consigno 1 furnish with a seal, affix, put one’s seal to, seal, sign, subscribe, attest, certify, establish, vouch for, note, write down, to register, record cognomino 1 furnish with a surname, surname, denominate contabulo 1 furnish with boards, cover with boards, built, bridge over clavo 1 furnish with nails, fasten with nails, nail, furnish with prickles, furnish with a purple stripe calceo 1 furnish with shoes, put on shoes, shoe calcio 1 furnish with shoes, put on shoes, shoe copiosus, copiosa, copiosum furnished abundantly with a thing, well supplied, having abundance, rich, copious, plentiful, abounding, rich in language, copious in expression, eloquent, existing in rich abundance comparaticius, comparaticia, comparaticium furnished by contribution clatratus, clatrata, clatratum furnished with a grate, furnished with a lattice cauliculatus, cauliculata, cauliculatum furnished with a stalk, having a stalk cubiculatus, cubiculata, cubiculatum furnished with bedchambers or state-rooms clavatus, clavata, clavatum furnished with points chiridotus, chiridota, chiridotum furnished with sleeve cutem rugis sulco furrow one's brow, furrow the skin with wrinkles cleptim furtively, thievish, stealthy civitates societatis G7 G7 states congarrio 4 gabble much, prattle consisto in monte gain a firm foothold on a mountain, establish oneself on a mountain causam idoneam nanciscor gain a suitable excuse, obtain a suitable pretext compendium facio gain an advantage confidere coepi gain confidence cornua sumo gain courage, take courage censeor aliqua re gain its intrinsic value through something cicis, cicidos f gall apple citato equo revehor gallop back, thunder back citatus equi cursus gallop, canter citato equo avehor gallopping along crucis offula gallows-bird candida, candidae f game or play exhibited by a candidate for office caro ferina game, venison chama, chamae f gaping mussel, cockle chema, chemae f gaping mussel, cockle cheme, chemes f gaping mussel, cockle cucullus purgamentarius garbage bag, trash bag chrysolachanum, chrysolachani n garden orach, called also atriplex chrysolago, chrysolaginis f garden orchard cepuros, cepuri m gardener cultus hortorum gardening corona castrensis garland or crown given to soldiers as a prize of bravery, honor wreath for the first penetration into the enemy camp corona, coronae f garland, chaplet, wreath, crown, objects in the form of a crown, circle of men, assembly, crowd, multitude, the besiegers round a hostile place, line of siege, circumvallation, cornice chorona, choronae f garland, chaplet, wreath, crown, objects in the form of a crown, circle of men, assembly, crowd, multitude, the besiegers round a hostile place, line of siege, circumvallation, cornice, elevated ridge of land as a boundary line, hairy crown over the horse’s hoof circumtextum, circumtexti n garment inwoven with purple cento, centonis m garment of several bits or pieces sewed together, rag-covering, patchwork, cap worn under the helmet, title of a poem made up of various verses of another poem, cento castula, castulae f garment used by women, kind of petticoat clavata, clavatorum n garments with purple stripes, shoes shod with nails caverna gasosa gas bubble, gas blister, gas bladder campus gasalis gas field conglobo 1 gather into a ball, make spherical, conglobate, press together in a mass, crowd together, heap together, accumulate copias in unum locum cogere gather the troops in one place copias in unum locum cogo gather the troops in one place colligo 3 gather together, collect together, assemble, draw together, bring together, collect, contract, draw up, compress, concentrate, compress, make thick, thicken, bring together congregor 1 gather together, flock together, come together, live in company, assemble cogito 1 [2] gather, convene, summon, compel, coerce conglobor 1 gather, flock together collecti exilio gathered for flight collectaneus, collectanea, collectaneum gathered together, collected together, collectaneous cabo, cabonis m gelding canterius, canterii m gelding, ass, mule, a man impotent through age, spar under the roof, rafter, pole furnished with cross-pieces for supporting the vine, trellis, kind of frame for suspending sick horses cantherius, cantherii m gelding, ass, mule, a man impotent through age, spar under the roof, rafter, pole furnished with cross-pieces for supporting the vine, trellis, kind of frame for suspending sick horses Conventus generalis ab vectigalibus ac commercio (GATT) General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) coetus generalis Nationum Unitarum General Assembly of the United Nations coetus generalis general assembly, general meeting communicarius dies general day of sacrifice to all gods commurmuratio, commurmurationis f general murmuring consilium praetorum general staff cunctalis, cunctale general communiter loquor generally speaking consuetudine generally, according to custom, from custom, by habit, from habit, in a usual manner, in a customary manner cautus in scribendo gentle in writing, careful when writing cliva, clivorum n gently sloping height, declivity, slope, ascent, hill, eminence, ascending road, any thing sloping, unevenness clivus, clivi m gently sloping height, declivity, slope, ascent, hill, eminence, ascending road, any thing sloping, unevenness clemens, clementis gently, softly, mildly, by degrees, gradually, gently, quietly, placidly, tranquilly, calmly, with forbearance, with indulgence, peacefully Colchicus, Colchica, Colchicum Georgian, Colchian Colchi, Colchorum m Georgians, Colchians concilium foederatarum Germaniae civitatum German Bundesrat, German Federal Council cancero 1 get a cancer, become cancerous concorditer vivo cum aliquo get along with someone cognomen mihi induo get an epithet, get a nickname cogitatione aliquid fingo get an idea of something colorem duco get colour celebror 1 get going, getting started cohorrescit corpus meum get goose bumps, get goose pimples capillasco 3 get hair capillesco 3 get hair certior fio de aliqua re get knowledge of something, get notified about something commeatum accipio get leave crines capio get married consilia alicuius investigo get onto someone's track cursu exanimor get out of breath while running cede locis get out of here!, lift yourself away from here! cura defungor get rid of the worry corcinor 1 get rumblings in the body conspicor 1 get sight of, descry, see, perceive consulatum alicui accelero get someone the consulate sooner commeatus prospico get supplies crimen mihi affero get the accusation crimen mihi facio get the accusation crimen subeo get the accusation commoveo languentem get the lazy man on his feet, get the sluggard on his feet calceos posco get up from the table corpus corripio get up quickly, rise in a hurry circumvenior 4 getting trapped, getting into danger, becoming a victim of something charisma, charismatis n gift, present colossos, colossi m gigantic statue, colossus colossus, colossi m gigantic statue, colossus cimusso 1 gird with the rope concingo 3 gird, surround completely campestror 1 girding oneself with the battle apron cimussatio, cimussationis f girding with the rope cinctio, cinctionis f girding cinctum, cincti n girding, manner of girding, in which the toga was tucked up, its corner being thrown over the left shoulder, was brought under the right arm round to the breast, girdle, belt cinctus, cinctus m girding, manner of girding, in which the toga was tucked up, its corner being thrown over the left shoulder, was brought under the right arm round to the breast, girdle, belt cingula, cingulae f girdle encircling the hips, belt, money belt, sword-belt, the bride’s girdle, girdle of the earth, zone cingulum, cinguli n girdle encircling the hips, belt, money belt, sword-belt, the bride’s girdle, girdle of the earth, zone cingulus, cinguli m girdle encircling the hips, belt, money belt, sword-belt, the bride’s girdle, girdle of the earth, zone cestos, cesti m girdle, tie, belt, girth, strap cestus, cesti m girdle, tie, belt, girth, strap caestus, caesti m girdle, tie, belt, girth, strap, girdle of Venus convivium orno give a banquet, give a feast certum respondeo give a clear answer coloro 1 give a color to, color, tinge, color reddish, color brownish, imbue thoroughly, gloss over, palliate cenam viaticam do give a farewell feast, give a farewell party cenam exhibeo give a meal, host a meal causam interpono give a pretext, feign a reason convivium splendide orno give a splendid banquet, give a splendid feast consilium affero give advice cumulum addo give an encore credo 3 give as a loan, loan, lend, loan to any one causam affero give as a reason that causam alicuius rei do give cause for something cibo 1 give food to animals, feed, fodder cupiditatibus frena permitto give free rein to one's desires, give full vent to one's desires civitati libertatem reddo give independence back to a community civitati libertatem dono give independence to a community cedo ut ... give it to me, so that I colluceo 2 give light on every side, shine brightly, be wholly illuminated, be bright, be brilliant, shine, be resplendent cedo aurum mi give me the gold! Celso gaudere refer give my greetings to Celsus! committo 3 give occasion that, give cause that, act so as that, bring punishment upon one’s self by an error or fault, incur, make one’s self liable to it concedo 3 give place to (in excellence, dignity, rank), give precedence, submit to one’s will, comply with one’s wishes, assent to, concede to, assent to, grant, pardon, allow, concede, consign something over to resign, yield, vouchsafe, confirm to classicum cano give signal cor alicui perfrigefacio give someone a big fright, give someone a cold shiver, give someone a chill consilium do alicui give someone advice consilium catum alicui do give someone smart advice copiam facio (do) alicui pugnandi (pugnae) give someone the opportunity to fight conveniendi aditum alicui do give someone the opportunity to meet me colloquendi copiam facio (do) alicui give someone the opportunity to speak to me coronam honoris alicui do give someone the victory wreath, award someone with the victory wreath condono 1 give something to one, to present, deliver up, give up, surrender, deliver up, sacrifice, devote, bring as an offering, give a debt to one, remit a debt, acquit from, pardon, remit an offence, refrain from punishing, present one with something chlamydem colloco, ut pendeat apte give the Chlamys the proper drape cedo dextram give the hand! commeatum militibus do give the soldiers leave civitati leges, iudicia, iura describo give the state a constitution civitatem ex colluvione et confusione in novam formam redigo give the state a new shape after its complete collapse, caldam ministro give the warm water to the hand, be responsible for the warm water calcem impingo alicui rei give up something, hang something up on the nail committo 3 give, intrust, commit to, give up to, resign to, trust cachinnosus, cachinnosa, cachinnosum given to loud laughter catuligenus, catuligena, catuligenum giving birth to live young cessio, cessionis f giving up, surrendering, judicial assignment, judicial desistance certamen gladiatorium vitae gladiator fight for life and death catinus vitreus glass plate circumlabor 3 glide around, roll around coruscatio, coruscationis f glittering, flash, coruscation concussi orbis motus global shock, world shake calefactiō globalis global warming calefactio climatis global warming, climate warming clarificatio, clarificationis f glorification conglorifico 1 glorify together with corona radiata gloriole, ray crown chirotheca, chirothecae f glove (also used as a torture tool) calor fulminis glow of the lightning concandesco 3 glow, be inflamed clarico 1 glow, gleam cicendula, cicendulae f glowworm cicindela, cicindelae f glowworm cicindelum, cicindeli n glowworm cicindile, cicindilis n glowworm conglutino 1 glue, cement, join together, join, unite firmly together, bind closely, invent, devise, contrive conglutinosus, conglutinosa, conglutinosum glutinous, viscous curculio, curculionis m glutton cataphagas, cataphagae m glutton, gormandizer comedo, comedonis m glutton, gormandizer comedus, comedi m glutton, gormandizer culex, culicis m gnat, midge, fleabane culix, culicis m gnat, midge, fleabane conops, conopis f gnat, mosquito circumrodo 3 gnaw all round, nibble all round cribra rodo gnaw flour sieves (by mice) corrodo 3 gnaw, gnaw to pieces, ter cingo alicui latus go (protectively) to someone's side coerro 1 go about together, wander about together circo 1 go about, traverse, wander through contraeo go against, oppose, make resistance commeo 1 go and come, pass to and fro, pass to and fro, go, come, travel somewhere repeatedly, travel somewhere frequently, visit a place often, visit a place to frequent castra hostium circumeo go around the camp of the enemies circueo go around, travel around, march around, surround, encircle, enclose, encompass, go from one to another, soliciting, canvassing, admonishing, circumvent, deceive, impose upon, cheat, express by circumlocution circumeo go around, travel around, march around, surround, encircle, enclose, encompass, go from one to another, soliciting, canvassing, admonishing, circumvent, deceive, impose upon, cheat, express by circumlocution circumgredior 5 go around, walk around, travel about clam me subduco go away secretly, clear off, abscond, go into hiding clam me submoveo go away secretly, clear off, abscond, go into hiding curru revehor go back, drive back, return creditori decoquo go bankrupt at the expense of the creditor creditoribus decoquo go bankrupt to the detriment of creditors condormisco 3 go entirely to sleep, fall asleep commeto 1 go frequently commeo ad amicos go in and out with one's friends castra praetergredi go past the camp, pass in front of the camp clingo 3 go round in a circle cingo 3 go round in a circle, surround, encompass, environ, gird, wreathe, crown, surround the body with a girdle, gird on (the sword), gird, encircle with a garland or crown, crown, encircle circumcirco 1 go round celebro 1 go somewhere in great numbers, frequent, fill, practise frequently, engage in, repeat, fill up with something, go in great numbers to a celebration, celebrate, solemnize, keep a festival, honor, praise, celebrate in song, make something known, publish abroad, proclaim cenatus cubitum eo go to sleep after dinner concedo cubitum go to sleep, go to bed cubitum eo go to sleep, lay down to rest, go to bed caco 1 go to stool, be at stool coeo go together, come together, meet, assemble, collect together, encounter, form a whole by coming together, be united into a whole, unite, combine, curdle, join together, assimilate, agree, ally one’s self, enter into an alliance, make a compact, form a league curru succedo go under the yoke congredior 5 go with one, come with one, meet with one, visit, accost, address, meet with, fight, contend, engage coambulo 1 go with cedo 3 go, be in motion, move, walk, go along, have some result, eventuate, happen, result, turn out, work, turn out well or ill, succeed or fail concedo 3 go, walk, go away, walk away, depart, retire, withdraw, remove from, pass away, disappear, vanish, depart from life, die, go out of the way for one, yield to, submit, give way to, adapt one’s self to, yield to power, submit to compulsion contignatio metalis goalpost (in soccer) caseus caprinus goat cheese caseus pecorinus goat cheese caro caprina goat meat casa caprilis goat shed capripes, capripedis goat-footed caprina, caprinae f goat’s flesh caprarius, caprarii m goatherd caprigeni, caprigenorum m goats, he-goats caprigenae, caprigenarum f goats, she-goats cultus deorum god worship, worship, religion caeles, caelitis m (coeles, coelitis m) god, dweller in Heaven coeles, coelitis m god, dweller in Heaven Ceres, Cereris f goddess of agriculture, daughter of Saturn and Ops, food, bread, fruit, corn, grain Cybebe, Cybebes f goddess, originally Phrygian, worshipped in Rome also as Ops or Mater Magna Cybela, Cybelae f goddess, originally Phrygian, worshipped in Rome also as Ops or Mater Magna Cybele, Cybeles f goddess, originally Phrygian, worshipped in Rome also as Ops or Mater Magna catabasis, catabasis f going down, descent, the name of a ceremonial at the festival of the Magna Mater conspirans, conspirantis going hand in hand, cooperating circuitus, circuitus m going round, circling, revolving, revolution, periodical return of a disease, circuit, compass, way around, open space left around a building, speaking period, circumlocution, periphrasis, roundabout way, indirect procedure circumitus, circumitus m going round, circling, revolving, revolution, periodical return of a disease, circuit, compass, way around, open space left around a building, speaking period, circumlocution, periphrasis, roundabout way, indirect procedure circumitio, circumitionis f going round, the rounds, circuit, circuitous mode, circumlocution, indirect manner, place for going round something, way, passage, corridor, circumference, compass circulus auri gold chain chrysochrus, chrysochrun gold color chrysomallus, chrysomalli m gold fleece chlamys auro intertexta gold interwoven chlamys corona aurea gold wreath chryselectrum, chryselectri n gold-colored amber, a precious stone chrysallis, chrysallidis f gold-colored chrysalis, pupa of the butterfly chrysanthemon, chrysanthemi n gold-flower, marigold, heliochryson chrysanthemum, chrysanthemi n gold-flower, marigold, heliochryson chrysanthes, chrysanthis n gold-flower, marigold, heliochryson chrysos, chrysi m gold chrysea, chryseorum n golden vessels chryseus, chrysea, chryseum golden, gold-colored chrysius, chrysia, chrysium golden, gold-colored cubiculata, cubiculatae f gondola, houseboat, cabin ship, cabin cruiser civis bonus good citizen, patriot, patriotic citizen conscientia bene actae vitae good conscience conscientia recte facti (factorum) good conscience, clear conscience conscientia recte voluntatis good conscience, clear conscience cibi lauti good food and drink catuloticus, catulotica, catuloticum good for healing over cella anserum goose house cutis anserina goose pimples, shiver, goose flesh, heebie-jeebies cutis anseris goose pimples, shiver, goose flesh, heebie-jeebies cheniscus, chenisci m gosling, ornament in the form of a goose on a ship’s stern cucurbitarius, cucurbitarii m gourd planter cheragra, cheragrae f gout in the hand coalitio, coalitionis f government coalition, coalition carpo paulatim viris gradually consume one's strength comparatio frumentaria grain purchase, purchase of cereals comparatio frumentorum grain purchase, purchase of cereals commercium annonae grain trade cella penaria granary, pantry cella penuaria granary, pantry concedo 3 grant or yield something to one as a favor or from regard, desist from, forbear, give up, forgive, betake one’s self somewhere, retire, withdraw to, agree or consent to, assent, submit, resign one’s self, acquiesce in, go or pass over to any thing civitate aliquem dono grant someone citizenship civitatem alicui do grant someone citizenship civitatem alicui impertio grant someone citizenship civitatem alicui tribuo grant someone citizenship cogitatione et mente aliquid complector grasp and understand something intellectually caestus adsumo grasp the fencer's straps cupide arripio grasp with both hands, grip with both hands copiata, copiatae m grave-digger, sexton copiates, copiatae m grave-digger, sexton cestros, cestri m graver, graving tool cestrus, cestri m graver, graving tool carmen funebre gravesong canitudo, canitudinis f gray color, hoariness canitia, canitiae f gray or grayish-white color, hoariness, gray hair, hoary age, old age canities, canitiei f gray or grayish-white color, hoariness, gray hair, hoary age, old age canutus, canuta, canutum gray canens, canentis gray, grayish, hoary, white caules oleo unguo grease the cabbage in oil cerea abolla greasy wool coat, greasy cloak celeber conventus great gathering, big meeting celebritas, celebritatis f great number, multitude, large assembly, numerous concourse, numerous gathering, crowd, festal celebration, solemnity, solemn procession, fame, renown, celebrity civitas potentior great power cnemis, cnemidis f greave, end of the verse carchesium, carchesii n Greek drinking-cup or beaker, slightly contracted in the middle, with slender handles which reached from the rim to the bottom, the similarly formed upper part of a mast, mast-head, scuttle, the upright beam of a crane cerates, ceratae m Greek weight = 4 scripula ceratim (indecl) Greek weight = 4 scripula ceratium, ceratii n Greek weight corresponding to the Latin siliqua = 2, calculi culiola,culiolorum n green shells of walnut culliola,culliolorum n green shells of walnut consaluto 1 greet, salute cordially, greet as, salute as, hail as cani, canorum m grey hair canis substricta gerens ilia greyhound, sighthound commolo 3 grind thoroughly, pound contero 3 grind, bruise, pound, crumble, separate into small pieces, diminish by rubbing, waste, destroy, rub off, wear out, consume, spend, pass, employ, tread under foot by comparison cella molaris grinding room, grinding chamber canabae, canabarum f grocer's quarter caligo in sole grope in broad daylight collucernatio, collucernationis f gross gluttony, gormandizing collurchinatio, collurchinationis f gross gluttony, gormandizing collurcinatio, collurcinationis f gross gluttony, gormandizing chamaecyparissos, chamaecyparissi f ground-cypress chamaecissos, chamaecissi f ground-ivy, kind of cyclaminus chamaepeuce, chamaepeuces f ground-larch crepido, crepidinis f ground, basis, foundation, socle, pedestal, base, elevated enclosure, high projection, edge, brim, brink, border, dam, dike, pier, shore, bank chamaepitys, chamaepityis f groundpine chamaepitys, chamaepityos f groundpine campi curculionii grounds to get drunk in, binge, binge orgy curator campi groundskeeper, groundsman cornetum, corneti n grove of cornel-trees cupressetum, cupresseti n grove of cypress-trees, plantation of cypress-trees, cypress wood convirēsco 3 grow green, become verdant crinem barbamque submitto grow hair and beard long crudesco 3 grow harsh, grow violent, increase, grow worse cotidie aliquid addiscens senex fio grow old by learning something every day consenesco 3 grow old together, grow old, become old, become gray, grow old or gray in an occupation, follow an occupation too long, become weak, become infirm, become powerless, waste away, fall into disuse, decay, fade, lose force, lose consideration, lose respect conflaccesco 3 grow quite languid, subside crassesco 3 grow thick, thicken, grow dense, grow hard, grow large, grow fat congermanesco 3 grow together with one, grow up with coalesco 3 grow together with something, unite, agree together, coalesce, grow firmly, strike root, increase, become strong, grow firm, take root, be consolidated colesco 3 grow together with something, unite, agree together, coalesce, grow firmly, strike root, increase, become strong, grow firm, take root, be consolidated coolēsco 3 grow together with something, unite, agree together, coalesce, grow firmly, strike root, increase, become strong, grow firm, take root, be consolidated concresco 3 grow together, harden, condense, curdle, stiffen, congeal, take form, grow, increase, grow strong, rise by growing coadolesco 3 grow up along with coadulesco 3 grow up along with castris innutrior grow up in the camp calesco 3 grow warm, grow hot, become excited, glow, be inflamed canesco 3 grow white, whiten, become gray, become hoary, grow old, get feeble canisco 3 grow white, whiten, become gray, become hoary, grow old, get feeble cremento 1 grow crepusculascens, crepusculascentis growing dusk, dusky circumnascens, circumnascentis growing up around congermanus, congermana, congermanum grown together with, united with concretus, concreta, concretum grown together, concrete, compound, condensed, hardened, thick, hard, stiff, curdled, congealed, clotted, shortened, benumbing, tearless commembratus, commembrata, commembratum grown up together, united carcer Guantanamensis Guantanamo Bay Prison custodes, custodum m guard, crew custos, custodis c guard, watch, preserver, keeper, overseer, protector, defender, attendant, protectress, watch, spy custos angelus guardian angel coercitor disciplinae militaris guardian of military discipline, enforcer cura furiosi guardianship of a mentally ill person cura prodigi guardianship over a prodigal, guardianship over a profligate cura debilis guardianship over an infirm person, guardianship over a frail custoditio, custoditionis f guardianship, care, a keeping, observance curatoria, curatoriae f guardianship cavitio, cavitionis f guarding, taking care of one’s self, wariness, precaution, caution, heedfulness, circumspection, obligation, security, bond, warranty, bail, pledge cautio, cautionis f guarding, taking care of one’s self, wariness, precaution, caution, heedfulness, circumspection, obligation, security, bond, warranty, bail, pledge circumiecti custodes guards placed all around convivia tempestiva guest meals starting in time collegium fabrorum guild of blacksmiths collegium mercatorum guild of tradesmen, guild of merchants conscientia peccatorum guilty conscience, sense of guilt conscientia sceleris guilty conscience, sense of guilt cavia, caviae f guinea pig citharicen, citharicinis m guitar player, guitarist citharista, citharistae m Guitar player, Guitarist citharistria, citharistriae f guitar player, guitarist citharoedus, citharoedi m guitar player, guitarist cithara Hispanica guitar cithara, citharae f guitar, guitar playing civitates ad sinum Persicum sitae Gulf States civitates sinui Persico circumdatae Gulf States, Gulf countries commisceo 2 gummi cummitio, cummitionis f gumming, smearing with gum, spreading with rubber commosis, commosis f gummy substance, groundwork in honey-making cumminosus, cumminosa, cumminosum gummy, rich in gum, rich in rubber chordifex, chordificis m gut string manufacturer canaliculatim gutterally, in a channelled manner ceretanus, ceretani m gypsy consuetudo, consuetudinis f habitual way of life, habitual lifestyle computatrorum invasor hacker cocio, cocionis m haggler, chafferer, broker, agent coctio, coctionis m haggler, chafferer, broker, agent cotio, cotionis m haggler, chafferer, broker, agent chaere hail! cincinnulus, cincinnuli m hair curl corymbion, corymbii n hair curled in the form of clusters of ivy-berries coma calamistrata hair curled with the branding iron, hair curled with a cautery cinerarius, cinerarii m hair curler, slave who curls hair crines murra madentes hair dripping with myrrh coma madens hair dripping with ointment crines retropenduli hair falling into the neck crines antependuli hair hanging down into the forehead coma, comae f hair of the head, fleece, mane, crest of a helmet, wool or hair upon parchment, ray of light capillus implexus hair pulled together, hair knotted together comarum anulus hair ringlet, hair ring crinale, crinalis n hair tie, hair band ciniflo, ciniflonis m hair-curler capitum et capillorum concinnator hair-dresser capillamentum, capillamenti n hair, false hair, peruke, hairy threads or fibres of the roots or leaves of plants capillago, capillaginis f hair, hair growth, hairiness crinis, crinis m hair, tail of a comet, feelers of polypi, fibres of wood comosus, comosa, comosum hairy, with much hair, with long hair, leafy canaster, canastra, canastrum half-gray, grizzled capister, capistri m halter, muzzle of leather, band for fastening up vines, band for the wine-press capistrum, capistri n halter, muzzle of leather, band for fastening up vines, band for the wine-press capistro 1 halter, tie with a halter, bind fast, fasten clavum anni figo hammer the annual nail chiragra, chiragrae f hand gout consertis manibus hand in hand cedo alicui regnum hand over power to someone, cede power to someone componens manibusque manus atque oribus ora hand to hand and mouth to mouth campus manuludiarius handball court, handball pitch cerdo, cerdonis m handicraftsman, proper name, especially of slaves cupa, cupae f (2) handle of an oil-mill, a crooked handle, crank capulus aratri handle of plough cherolaba, cherolabae f handle cautio chirographi handwritten warranty, handwritten guarantee, circumpendeo 2 hang around cruci affigo aliquem hang someone from the gallows, nail someone to the cross capite deorsum pendeo hanging with the head down carnifex animus hangman's soul, executioner's soul concionator, concionatoris m haranguer of the people, demagogue, political agitator contionator, contionatoris m (concionator) haranguer of the people, demagogue, political agitator concipilo 1 harbor any disposition of mind, harbor an emotion, harbor a passion, harbor an evil design, give place to, foster, take in, receive, commit, draw up, comprise, express something in words, compose, make something known, promulgate, declare in a set form of words carbo fossilis hard coal cornea fibra hard-heartedness, insensibility conduro 1 harden, make very hard coniuges, coniugum f harem spouses, harem wives, couple, married couple, husband and wife canore harmoniously consone harmoniously concorditer harmoniously, amicably concinenter harmoniously, in unison, in harmony convocium, convocii n harmony, accord, unison crupellarius, crupellarii m harnessed combatants among the Gauls cratio 4 harrow caeli asperitas harsh climate caelum asperum harsh climate crudelitas, crudelitatis f harshness, severity, cruelty, barbarity celero 1 (intr.) hasten, make haste, be quick concitatio, concitationis f hastening movement, quick movement, an exciting up, rousing up, emotion of mind, affection, passion, sedition, tumult concitatus, concitatus m hastening movement, quick movement, an exciting up, rousing up, emotion of mind, affection, passion, sedition, tumult concitus, concitüs m hastening movement, quick movement, an exciting up, rousing up, emotion of mind, affection, passion, sedition, tumult carbunculo 1 have a carbunculus, suffer from carbuncles confinis sum have a common border celeri ingressu utor have a fast gait, have a fast walk, go at a fast pace, quicken the pace citato ingressu utor have a fast gait, present a fast gait consisto 3 have a firm footing corpus somno curo have a good sleep, sleep in causam optimam habeo have a just cause cenulam subdialem facio have a picnic contentionem habeo cum aliquo have a quarrel with someone controversiam habeo cum aliquo have a quarrel with someone, have a dispute with someone cenaturio 4 have an appetite for dinner coenaturio 4 have an appetite for dinner crudus mihi stomachus est have an upset stomach crudus sum have an upset stomach cum praesidente de condicione rerum collocutus sum have discussed the political situation with the president copiam, quam potui, persecutus sum have exhausted the available material, have exhausted the material at hand contraxi aliquid sitis have gone a little thirsty cupiditate prolapsus sum have gone too far in his speculation, have speculated away certior factus sum de aliqua re have knowledge of something cognovi de aliqua re have knowledge of something cesso 1 have leisure for something, attend to, apply one’s self to, not to appear before a tribunal, make default, be invalid, be null, be void, depart from a right way, mistake, err cladem in suffragiīs accepi have lost in the elections causa mihi elapsa est have lost the case cum multis hominibus consuetudine coniunctus sum have many connections, have many relationships, maintain many contacts, maintain many relationships caeco impetu feror have no principles clavichordio disco have piano lessons commisereor 2 have pity on, pity contra amo have reciprocal love castra habeo have set up camp coitus habeo have sex copiam alicuius habeo have someone in one's power, have someone under one's control, convivium vicinorum cotidie compleo have the neighbors as guests every day copia mihi est alicuius rei faciendae have the opportunity to do something, have the chance to do something, be able to do something centuriatim milites produco have the soldiers perform by company cum imperio sum have the supreme command, lead the supreme command, have unlimited power conflictor (cum) adversa fortuna have to struggle with the misfortune coegi have together collegi have together chalcaspis, chalcaspidis having a brazen shield commensurabilis, commensurabile having a common measure, commensurable ceritus, cerita, ceritum having a crazed brain, frantic, mad cerritus, cerrita, cerritum having a crazed brain, frantic, mad capitatus, capitata, capitatum having a head cephalote, cephalotes f having a head centimanus, centimana, centimanum having a hundred hands cerebrosus, cerebrosa, cerebrosum having a madness of the brain, hare-brained, hotbrained, passionate cilo, cilonis m having a prominent forehead pressed in upon the sides, pointed head calefactorius, calefactoria, calefactorium having a warming power, having a heating power cacochymus, cacochyma, cacochymum having bad humours conspiratus, conspirata, conspiratum having conspired, having entered into a conspiracy crispicapillus, crispicapilla, crispicapillum having curled hair cirritus, cirrita, cirritum having filaments chrysococcus, chrysococca, chrysococcum having golden grains caesullae, caesullārum f having gray eyes capillatus, capillata, capillatum having hair, hairy, with a fine head of hair, consisting of slender fibres corniger, cornigera, cornigerum having horns, bearing horns, horned comatus, comata, comatum having long hair comans, comantis having long hair, hairy, covered with hair, having a radiant hairy train, adorned with a bush of hair criniger, crinigera, crinigerum having long hair, long-locked, longhaired caecus, caeca, caecum having no light, devoid of light, not seeing, blind, mentally blind, morally blind, blinded, without buds, without eyes, that cannot be seen, invisible, concealed, hidden, secret, obscure, dark, gloomy, thick, dense, uncertain, doubtful compotens, compotentis having power with one costatus, costata, costatum having ribs, ribbed caniformis, caniforme having the form of a dog, dog-shaped caduceatus, caduceata, caduceatum having the herald’s wand, bearing the herald’s wand compos, compotis having the mastery, having the control, having the power over a thing, master of, partaking of, possessing, participating in, sharing in, guilty of, sharing in, participating in, confederate in crassivenius, crassivenia, crassivenium having thick veins corulus, coruli f hazel shrub, filbert shrub corylus, coryli f (corulus, coruli f) hazel shrub, filbert shrub coruletum, coruleti n hazel-thicket, copse of hazeltrees coryletum, coryleti n hazel-thicket, copse of hazeltrees cohortatur suos, ne animo deficiant he encourages his people not to lose heart caput ei condoluit he got a headache commodum discesserat, cum ... he had just left when carnis plus habet minus lacertorum he has more flesh than muscle (from the speaker) cunctis spem iniecit he instilled hope in everyone ceteris gloria par est he is equal to the rest in fame callide de futuris conicit he is of great wisdom and foresight committit saepe repelli he lets it come to frequent rejection crebro erravit he made many mistakes, he was often wrong crebro peccavit he often missed the mark, he was often wrong, he often fell flat on his face, he has often failed cito commentatus est he quickly came to his senses, he quickly reconsidered caplator, caplatoris m he that pours out of one vessel into another, decanter capulator, capulatoris m he that pours out of one vessel into another, decanter classicus, classici m he that summons the classes of citizens to the Comitia, citizen of the first class captivator, captivatoris m he that takes captive commodissimum esse statuit omnes naves subduci he thought it best to pull all the ships ashore captivos reddendos in senatu non censuit he was against returning the prisoners of war in the Senate carus omnibus exspectatusque venit he was warmly welcomed by all chorocitharistes, chorocitharistae m he who accompanied the chorus on the cithara collator, collatoris m he who bears together, he who brings together, he who places together, contributor, one who pays a voluntary contribution to the state, one who compares, comparer curator, curatoris m he who cares for or takes charge of a thing, a manager, overseer, superintendent, keeper, guardian, curator, trustee coerator, coeratoris m he who cares for, he who takes charge of a thing, manager, overseer, superintendent, keeper captor, captoris m he who catches (animals), hunter, huntsman carinarius, carinarii m he who colors wax-color, dyer of yellow confirmator, confirmatoris m he who confirms a thing, he who establishes a thing, a surety, security cohabitator, cohabitatoris m he who dwells with any one, roommate, flatmate centimeter, centimetri m he who employs a hundred metres, who employs very many metres cacizotechnos, cacizotechni m he who enervates art by excessive polishing, an epithet of the artist Callimachus catatexitechnos, catatexitechni m he who enervates art by excessive polishing, an epithet of the artist Callimachus celebrator, celebratoris m he who extols, celebrator confictor, confictoris m he who fabricates a thing, fabricator convivator, convivatoris m he who gives an entertainment, master of a feast complutor, complutoris m he who gives rain, who waters choragiarius, choragiarii m he who had the care of the chorus and the supplies necessary for it, the choragus, he who pays the cost of a banquet choragus, choragi m he who had the care of the chorus and the supplies necessary for it, the choragus, he who pays the cost of a banquet condecurialis, condecurialis m he who has been a decurion with one communicator, communicatoris m he who has part in a thing continuus, continui m he who is always about one, attendant collegiatus, collegiati m he who is with one in a society, he who is with one in a college, he who is with one in a corporation cubator, cubatoris m he who lies down cubitor, cubitoris m he who lies down convictor, convictoris m he who lives with one, table companion, messmate, familiar friend communicator, communicatoris m he who makes one a participant in a thing cosmeta, cosmetae m he who ornaments one, an adorner cosmetes, cosmetae m he who ornaments one, an adorner cacator, cacatoris m he who poops cinaedus, cinaedi m he who practises unnatural lust, a sodomite, catamite, he who performs a wanton dance, name of a sea-fish cupedinarius, cupedinarii m he who prepares delicacies or tidbits, confectioner cuppedinarius, cuppedinarii m he who prepares delicacies or tidbits, confectioner curio maximus he who presided over all the curiae constitutionarius, constitutionarii m he who presides over the copying of the imperial constitutions conciliator, conciliatoris m he who provides a thing, he who prepares a thing, he who causes a thing, author, founder, promoter, procurer contemptor, contemptoris m he who puts small value upon or makes light of a thing, a contemner, despiser concitor, concitoris m he who rouses, he who excites, exciter conspector, conspectoris m he who sees, he who beholds, inspector, beholder consedo, consedonis m he who sits with one confectorarius, confectorarii m he who slaughters, butcher confecturarius, confecturarii m he who slaughters, butcher Consivius, Consivii m he who sows or plants consuasor, consuasoris m he who strenuously counsels to something, counsellor, adviser collocutor, collocutoris m he who talks with another caper, capri m he-goat, goat, odor of the armpits, star in the left shoulder of the constellation Auriga, name of a kind of fish found in the river Achelous curio, curionis m Head of Curia curionus, curioni m Head of Curia caput gubernationis head of government caesaries, caesariei f head of hair, hair, hair of dogs, hair of the beard civitatis rector et gubernator head of state civitatis rector head of state, head of government caput pontis head of the bridge, bridgehead capita aut navia head or coat of arms, head or crest caput aut navim head or coat of arms, head or crest cursum dirigo aliquo head somewhere, steer anywhere capitulare, capitularis n head-tax, poll-tax cephalaeon, cephalaei n head caput, capitis n head, top, summit, point, end, extremity, origin, source, spring, mouth, embouchure, root, top of trees, man, person, animal, physical life, political life cephalalgia, cephalalgiae f headache cephalargia, cephalargiae f headache capitulare, capitularis n headdress concha auditoria headphone, earphone corpus curo heal the body, cure the body couro 1 heal, nurture, care curationes, curationum f healing methods, cures, remedies caelum salubre healthy climate caedem caede accumulo heap murder upon murder coaggero 1 heap together, cover by heaping upon coacervo 1 heap together, heap up, collect in a mass, collect together in a mass circumaggero 1 heap up around circumcumulo 1 heap up around, pile up around contumulo 1 heap up like a mound, furnish with a mound, to inter, bury construo 3 heap, bring together, gather together, heap up, pile up, make by piling up, make, fabricate, construct, build cumulus, cumuli m heap, pile, a mass piled up, a heap added to an accumulated mass or to a full measure congestim heaped together, in heaps concumulatus, concumulata, concumulatum heaped up, accumulated coacervatio, coacervationis f heaping together, a rhetorical figure coadunatim heaps, united clueo 2 hear one’s self called in some way, be named, be called, be spoken of, be reputed, be esteemed, be famed in some way cluo 3 hear one’s self called in some way, be named, be called, be spoken of, be reputed, be esteemed, be famed in some way campanae vocem audio hear the bell toll consectatio in numerum heart counting according to the order, tracking according to the order cor, cordis n heart, soul, feeling, mind, judgment certamina animorum heat of the party dispute caloris ictus heat stroke, heat exhaustion cauma, caumae f heat cauma, caumatis n heat calido 1 heat, warmth up calor affluens heatwave caloris affluentia heatwave caeliger, caeligera, caeligerum heaven supporting coeliger, coeligera, coeligerum heaven supporting caeligenus, caeligena, caeligenum heaven-born coeligenus, coeligena, coeligenum heaven-born caeleste solum heaven, sky cous, coi m heaven, strap caelestia, caelestium n heavenly objects, divine things caeliloquax, caeliloquaācis heavenly speaking caeliloquus, caeliloqua, caeliloquum heavenly speaking caeles, caelitis (coeles, coelitis) heavenly, celestial coeles, coelitis heavenly, celestial claudae mutilaeque naves heavily damaged ships caros, cari m heavy sleep, torpor, sleep of death cachecticus, cachectica, cachecticum hectic, consumptive, cachectic circumsaepio 4 (circumsepio 4) hedge round with something, fence round with something, surround, enclose circumsepio 4 hedge round with something, fence round with something, surround, enclose calcaneum, calcanei n (calcaneus, i m) heel calcaneus, calcanei m heel calcarea, calcareae f heel calceus fulmentatus heeled shoe caducarius, caducarii m heir to a masterless property compono inter se held against each other clamor ingens hell's noise, infernal noise cassida, cassidae f helmet (commonly of metal) cassis, cassidis f helmet (commonly of metal), war cassidarius, cassidarii m helmet smith, helmet manufacturer cum casside helmeted, with a helmet on the head coadiuvo 1 help out causam inferiorem dicendo reddo superiorem help the weaker cause to victory through the art of speech collectanea auxiliaria helpful collection, aid package conium, conii n hemlock continua sanguinis effusio hemorrhage canabetum, canabeti n hemp plantation cannabetum, cannabeti n hemp plantation cannabifer, cannabifera, cannabiferum hemp stalk bearing cannabis, cannabis f hemp cannabum, cannabi n hemp cannabus, cannabi m hemp capsilago, capsilaginis f henbane ceryx, cerycis m herald caduceator, caduceatoris m herald, officer sent with a flag of truce, servant to a priest cericium, cericii n herald’s staff ceryceum, cerycei n herald’s staff cerycium, cerycii n herald’s staff caduceum, caducei n herald’s staff, token of a peaceable embassy, the staff (of Mercury) caduceus, caducei m herald’s staff, token of a peaceable embassy, the staff (of Mercury) cum his hereby, so that, with this cellanus, cellani m hermit, monk cellulanus, cellulani m hermit, recluse circumdolo 1 hew off around contrucido 1 hew to pieces, cut to pieces, cut down, put to the sword, slay, cut in pieces celo 1 hide something from one, keep secret, conceal, cover, mask, veil, dissimulate cosmoe, cosmorum m high council of the Cretans cothurnus, cothurni m high Grecian shoe, high Grecian hunting-boot, high shoe worn by tragic actors, tragedy, subject of tragedy, elevated poetic style, elevation, majesty coturnus, coturni m high Grecian shoe, high Grecian hunting-boot, high shoe worn by tragic actors, tragedy, subject of tragedy, elevated poetic style, elevation, majesty collis, collis m high ground, hill caliandrium, caliandrii n high head-dress, made of layers of false hair, head-dress worn by Roman women, wig caliendrum, caliendri n high head-dress, made of layers of false hair, head-dress worn by Roman women, wig calliandrum, calliandri n high head-dress, made of layers of false hair, head-dress worn by Roman women, wig carcer summae securitatis high security prison celsithronus, celsithrona, celsithronum high-throning, on a high throne celse high, nobly culmen celebrationis highlight of the festivity culmen itineris highlight of the journey collicellus, collicelli m hillock, small hill colles adsurgunt hills rise collina, collinae f hilly land clivosus, clivosa, clivosum hilly, full of hills, steep, difficult cerva, cervae f hind, deer commercia prohibeo hinder trade and change Caucasus Indicus Hindu Kush cardinatus, cardinata, cardinatum hinged, mortised to coxa, coxae f hip-bone, bend inwards coxendix, coxendicis f hip, hip-bone conduco aliquem ad caedem faciendam hire a killer, engage a murderer conducti, conductorum m hirelings, mercenary soldiers, , Soldaten caput ferio hit oneself in the head currum infreno hitch the wagon cedo hither with it!, here!, give!, tell, say, give here, bring here, let us hear, tell, out with it, grant that, let me, behold, well conventus ago hold a court colles indagine claudo hold a drive hunt around the hills comessor 1 hold a festive procession, revel, make merry comisor 1 hold a festive procession, revel, make merry comissor 1 hold a festive procession, revel, make merry concilium habeo hold a meeting consilium habeo hold a meeting conventionem habeo hold a meeting conventum ago hold a meeting conventum habeō hold a meeting concilium perago hold a meeting, conduct a meeting contionem habeo hold an army assembly, hold an army gathering comitia facio hold an elective assembly comitia gero hold an elective assembly comitia habeo hold an elective assembly comitia habeo hold elections comitia habeo hold popular assemblies censum habeo hold the estimate, hold the census censura fungor hold the estimate, hold the census crinem nodo cohibeo hold the hair together with a knot consociatus sum hold together (with someone), keep together (with someone), stick together (with someone) contineo 2 hold together in oneself, hang together cohibeo 2 hold together, hold, contain, confine, embrace, comprise, keep, keep back, hinder, stay, restrain, stop, stop something, hold in check, limit, repress, tame, subdue, keep something from something, ward off coibeo 2 hold together, hold, contain, confine, embrace, comprise, keep, keep back, hinder, stay, restrain, stop, stop something, hold in check, limit, repress, tame, subdue, keep something from something, ward off contineo 2 hold together, keep together, bound, limit, enclose, keep, hold fast, preserve, retain, keep still, detain, restrain, repress, hold back, hold in check, curb, check, stay, stop, tame, subdue, comprise, contain, involve, comprehend something in itself consilium habeo hold war council congialis, congiale holding a congius comisabundus, comisabunda, comisabundum holding a riotous procession, revelling, banqueting, carousing, decorated for a procession comissabundus, comissabunda, comissabundum holding a riotous procession, revelling, banqueting, carousing, decorated for a procession continens, continentis holding together, hanging together, bordering upon, neighboring, contiguous, lying near, adjacent, following, next commeatalis, commeatalis m holidaymaker cavernae navigii hollow of the vessel concavum, concavi n hollow place, hollow cava vena hollow vein, cavity calamister, calamistri m (calamistrum, calamistri n) hollow, tubular iron for curling the hair, curling-iron, crisping-pin, excessive or artificial ornament, flourish of words calamistrum, calamistri n hollow, tubular iron for curling the hair, curling-iron, crisping-pin, excessive or artificial ornament, flourish of words concavitas, concavitatis f hollow,cavity cavatura, cavaturae f hollow, cavity cavositas, cavositatis f hollow, cavity caverna, cavernae f hollow, cavity, cave, cavern, grotto, hole cavernum, caverni n hollow, cavity, cave, cavern, grotto, hole cavum, cavi n hollow, cavity, hole cavus, cavi m hollow, cavity, hole cavitas, cavitatis f hollow, cavity, hollowness concavus, concava, concavum hollow, concave, arched, vaulted, bent, curved cavus, cava, cavum hollow, excavated, concave, unsubstantial cavatus, cavata, cavatum hollowed, excavated, hollow communio sancti altaris holy communion candor in hoc aevo res intermortua paene honesty is almost extinguished in this time crates favorum honeycomb corona rostrata honor crown, honor wreath contentio honoris honor dispute, fight for honor cohonesto 1 honor in common, honor in abundantly, do honor to, honor, grace, palliate corona civica honor wreath for the rescue of a citizen civis honorarius honorary citizen casula, casulae f hooded coat, hooded robe, hoodie constratus, constrata, constratum hooded, covered cucullatus, cucullata, cucullatum hooded, having a hood cuccubio 4 hoot, utter a hoot cucubio 4 hoot, utter a hoot cucubo 1 hoot, utter a hoot caelum spero hope for divinity, hope for deification circulus finalis horizon cornutus syllogismus horn conclusion, sophistical fallacy cerataules, cerataulae m horn player cornicen, cornicinis m horn-blower, corneter cornicinus, cornicini m horn-blower, corneter cornucen, cornucinis m horn-blower, corneter cornipes, cornipedis m horn-footed animal (of the horse and of the centaur Chiron) cornuatus, cornuata, cornuatum horn-like, horn-shaped corniculans, corniculantis horn-shaped, horned cornu, cornus n horn, hoof, bill of birds, horny skin covering the eye, horny excrescence on the head, wart, tusk of an elephant, ivory, horn of the moon, branche of a river, arm of the shore forming a harbor, tongue of land, end of the sailyards, cone of a helmet cornum, corni n (cornus, cornus m) horn, hoof, bill of birds, horny skin covering the eye, horny excrescence on the head, wart, tusk of an elephant, ivory, horn of the moon, branche of a river, arm of the shore forming a harbor, tongue of land, end of the sailyards, cone of a helmet cornus, cornus m horn, hoof, bill of birds, horny skin covering the eye, horny excrescence on the head, wart, tusk of an elephant, ivory, horn of the moon, branche of a river, arm of the shore forming a harbor, tongue of land, end of the sailyards, cone of a helmet carpinus, carpini f hornbeam ceraula, ceraulae m hornblower, corneter, horn player cornigera, cornigerae f horned animal, horned cattle cerastes, cerastae m horned serpent, kind of horned worm injurious to trees cornutus, cornuta, cornutum horned crabro, crabronis m hornet cornipedus, cornipeda, cornipedum hornfooted, hoofed cornipes, cornipedis hornfooted, hoofed corneolus, corneola, corneolum horny, of horn, hard, firm clades horribilis horrible defeat currilis equus horse in chariot race cursus bigarum horse racing, two-horse race circumsessio, circumsessionis f hoslile encompassing, besieging convivium apparo host a banquet convivium instruo host a banquet convivia exhibeo host banquets, organize banquets convivia instituo et paro host banquets, organize banquets convivia struo host banquets, organize banquets convivia adparo host meals, organize meals convivia comparo host meals, organize meals conditor instructorque convivii host cella caldaria hot bath room, hot cell caldarium, caldarii n hot bath, room containing warm water for bathing cingulus australis hot zone, southern zone caloratus, calorata, caloratum hot, heated, incited, furious cerebrosus, cerebrosi m hothead, choleric, fiery-tempered, hot-tempered person, easily excitable person, hot-tempered person caldicerebrius, caldicerebrii m hotspur, hothead cynosorchis, cynosorchis f hound’s-cod, a plant cynoglossus, cynoglossī f hound’s-tongue (a plant), an other plant producing small burs custodia libera house arrest, home detention camera parlamenti inferior House of Commons, Lower House camera superior House of Commons, Lower House camera superior House of Lords, Upper House cura rei familiaris household, housekeeping, menage canaba, canabae f hovel, hut canapa, canapae f hovel, hut canava, canavae f hovel, hut cannaba, cannabae f hovel, hut cuius saporis est haec cofea? how does this coffee taste cum saepissime however often, however often cum tardissime however slowly, however late contra vero however cumque however, whenever, howsoever, , whensoever, -ever, -soever cunque however, whenever, howsoever, , whensoever, -ever, -soever cum insanientibus furo howl with the wolves corpora conduplicare hug each other complexus alicui do hug someone, give someone a hug cavernae ingentes ad accipiendum impetum fluminis huge polders to absorb the floodwaters of the river conduplicatio, conduplicationis f hugging, doubling, word repetition, repetition of the same word centumgeminus, centumgemina, centumgeminum hundreafoid, hundredarmed, hundred-gated cursus centum metrorum hundred meter run centum terga suum hundred pigs centenarium, centenarii n hundred pound weight centoculus, centocula, centoculum hundred-eyed, with a multitude of eyes centipes, centipedis hundred-footed centiceps, centicipitis hundred-headed centenodius, centenodia, centenodium hundred-knotted, with a hundred knots centifolius, centifolia, centifolium hundred-leaved centenus reditus hundredfold yield centenus, centena, centenum hundredfold centuplus, centupla, centuplum hundredfold, centuple centumpeda, centumpedae m hundredfooted centies millesimus, centies millesima, centies millesimum hundredthousandth centenarium, centenarii n hundredweight calceamentum venatricium hunting boots contiroleta, contiroletae m hunting companion, fellow hunter canis venaticus hunting dog catulus venaticus hunting dog culter venatorius hunting knife canis actuarius hunting-dog, hound dog cassis, cassis m hunting-net, snare, toil, spider’s web, snares, plots cynegesium, cynegesii n hunting, hunting party, hunting area contumelias in aliquem ingero hurl invective at someone, cast invective against someone citato cursu redeo hurry back citato equo revehor hurry back colonus, coloni m husbandman, tiller of the soil, farmer, one who cultivates another’s land, colonist, inhabitant of a colonial town, inhabitant cabanna, cabannae f hut (for vineyard keepers) comitas mihi ad enarrandum est I am in the mood for storytelling chirurgiae taedet I am tired of the surgical operations consuevi I am used to, I am accustomed cras ut mecum cenes, oro I ask you to dine with me tomorrow centenarius evasi I became one hundred years old certe scio I certainly know, I am fully persuaded, I am beyond all doubt compendii mei causa facio, quae non liceat I do unlawful things for my own benefit, I do illicit things for my own benefit, commendo vobis parvum meum filium I entrust my little son to you crura et manus contrahuntur I feel a tugging in my legs and arms commonefacio te veteris amicitiae I remind you of our old friendship carmina non prius audita virginibus puerisque canto I sing a hitherto unheard song to you boys and girls convivae locum designabo I will assign a seat to the guest concitatus sum I'm excited credatis (credas) mihi velim non iocanti I'm serious, I'm not joking choliambus, choliambi m iambic verse, whose last foot, instead of an iambus, is a spondee or trochee campus glacialis ice field, ice surface crystallum, crystalli n (crystallus, crystalli f) ice, crystal, mountain-crystal, rock-crystal, rystal vase for drinking, the glittering precious stone of a ring charta identitatis identification papers certe agnosco identify coprea, copreae m idler copria, copriae m idler conflabello scintillās libīdinum ignite the sparks of lust, ignite the sparks of pleasure cacemphaton, cacemphati n ill-sounding, low or improper expression clarius facio illustrate, clarify commentarius periodicus picturis illustratus illustrated magazine cogitatione aliquid praecipio imagine something in advance, preconceive cogitatione mihi aliquid depingo imagine something in one's imagination, imagine something in one's fantasy coimbibo 3 imbibe along with, imbibe at the same time chirographum imitor imitate a handwriting causae proximae immediate causes, proximate causes continuo immediately, forthwith, directly, without delay, speedily, without interval, in an uninterrupted series, one after another, continuously confestim immediately, speedily, without delay, forthwith concutio 5 impair, disturb, distract, shake in feeling, agitate violently, put in fear, put in terror, put in anxiety, terrify, terrify in order to extort money, alarm, trouble, urge, excite, rouse to activity censionem facio impose a censorial punishment, inflict a censorial punishment civitatibus milites impero impose on the municipalities the provision of soldiers centones alicui sarcio impose someone upon by falsehood crimen invicem intentant impose the crime on each other, impute the crime to each other commeditor 1 impress carefully on one’s mind, practise, imitate carcere aliquem includo imprison someone carcero 1 imprison, incarcerate correctus, correcta, correctum improved, amended, correct culpae fortunam assigno impute as a personal debt what is the debt of fate citatiore agmine in a bigger hurry commutate in a changed manner, in a altered manner Christiane in a Christian manner, in a Christian spirit conferte in a compact body, closely confertim in a compact body, closely compresse in a compressed manner, briefly, succinctly, pressingly, urgently collusorie in a concerted manner, collusivel confusim in a confused, in a perplexed manner connubialiter in a conjugal manner, connubially conubialiter (connubialiter) in a conjugal manner, connubially contextim in a connected manner, connectedly consolatorie in a consolatory manner contemnenter in a contemptuous manner coacte in a contracted manner, shortly, quickly, accurately, strictly, in a forced, constrained manner consideranter in a deliberate, considerate manner, deliberate, thoughtful, prudent considerate in a deliberate, considerate manner, deliberate, thoughtful, prudent collineate in a direct line, skilfully, artistically colliniate in a direct line, skilfully, artistically consignate in a distinct manner, plainly, distinctly citato agmine iter ingrediuntur in a hurry they start the journey citato cursu in a hurry cursu concitatus in a hurry, in a rush consulariter in a manner worthy of a consul commistim in a mixed manner, jointly commixtim in a mixed manner, jointly curriculo in a quick course, at full speed, swiftly, hastily contente (2) in a restrained manner, closely circuitione quadam in a roundabout way, by a circuitous route, indirectly so to speak colorate in a specious manner, in a plausible manner cogitanti similis in a thoughtful pose condecore in a very decent way, very appropriate capreolatim in a winding manner, in a twining manner correptive in abbreviated manner cogitatione in abstraction confirmative in an affirming manner, in an assuring manner consequenter in an appropriate manner, in a consistent manner casce in an old-fashioned manner contrarie in an opposite direction, in a different manner composite in an orderly manner, in aregular manner, in a skilful manner, orderly, regularly, properly caeco quodam terrore in blind terror Caesare vivo in Caesar's lifetime Carthagine in Carthage certis dimensisque momentis in certain measured periods of time cuniculatim in channels, tubular, minelike, grooved cominus in close contest, hand to hand, nigh at hand, near to, near, immediately, at hand comminus (cominus) in close contest, hand to hand, nigh at hand, near to, near, immediately, at hand confertis ordinibus in closed rows cuneis coactis in closed wedges catervatim in companies, in troops, in droves comparate in comparison, by comparison, comparatively coniuncte in connection, conjointly, at the same time, in a friendly manner, in a confidential manner, hypothetically conexe in connection, connectedly connexe in connection, connectedly candide in dazzling white, clearly, candidly, sincerely conferto agmine in densely packed pack cylindratus, cylindrata, cylindratum in Form eines Zylinders, zylindrisch conclusive in form of a conclusion, conclusively cursu magno in full run contento cursu in full run, in full swing copiose in great abundance, copiously, abundantly, plentifully, copiously provided, by a large majority, fully, at length craticulatim in grid form, in grill form, in braided form consentanee in harmony with, according to truth conglobatim in heaps, in a mass caeco Marte resistunt in hopeless struggle they resist cogitatione, non re in idea, not in reality corroborata aetate in manhood certative in order to stir up strife, combatively composito agmine in orderly rows compositus ordinatusque in perfect order circumscripte in periods, restricted, limited, summarily colloquiis praeviis habitis in preliminary negotiations, in preceding negotiations, compositus et instructus in rank and file citato agmine iter ingrediuntur in rapid marches they set out on their way cumulanter in rich abundance, abundantly, copiously cumulate in rich abundance, abundantly, copiously comminutim in small pieces caligatus, caligata, caligatum in Soldatenstiefeln, gestiefelt, in schweren Schuhen cum alicuius bono in someone's interest cum alicuius commodo in someone's interest coram aliquo in someone's presence citatis equis avolant Romam in stretched gallop they hurry away to Rome coram noxae in the act, in flagrante delicto cum + Ind. in the case when, in the event that centrosus, centrosa, centrosum in the central point, inward, internal conscientia virium in the elation of power contuitu alicuius rei in the face of something, in view of something, with regard to somethin continentibus diebus in the following days cuniculatus, cuniculata, cuniculatum in the form of a channel, in the form of a tube corniculatus, corniculata, corniculatum in the form of a horn, horned cuneatim in the form of a wedge, wedge-shaped canatim in the manner of a dog, like a dog comice in the manner of comedy columbulatim in the manner of little doves, like little doves collato Marte in the melee, in a scuffle centralis, centrale in the middle, central centratus, centrata, centratum in the middle, in the centre, central cursu effuso in the most violent run, in full run coram + Abl. in the presence of, before the eyes of, in the face of, before commoram in the presence of, before the eyes of, in the face of, before, in the own hands, in one’s presence, on the spot, forthwith, in the very act, present in one’s own person, presence, personally coram in the presence of, before the eyes of, in the face of, before, in the own hands, in one’s presence, on the spot, forthwith, in the very act, present in one’s own person, presence, personally circa + Akk. in the region which surrounds, about, around, on the sides of, in the region of, near to, near by, about, in respect to caelo terraque in the sky and on earth, in the heavens and on earth consuetudinarie in the usual manner consuete in the usual manner, according to custom cadit in eo proelio adulescens in this fight a young man falls continenter in unbroken succession, in a row, continuously, without interruption, temperately, moderately cursu non impedito in uninhibited course, in unrestrained run copulatim in union cassatim in vain, unsuccessfully casse in vain, unsuccessfully coruscus, corusca, coruscum in waving motion, waving, vibrating, tremulous, trembling, flashing, gleaming, glittering, brilliant cena aditialis inaugural dinner concitamentum, concitamenti n incentive coitus incestuosus incestuous sexual intercourse, incestuous sex casus interiectus incident ceterum censeo Carthaginem esse delendam incidentally, I request the destruction of Carthage crimina struo incite crimes canem instigo incite the dog clinamen, clinaminis n inclination aside, turning aside convergo 3 incline together clivus mensae inclined position of the table commalleo 1 include in the cadastral map civitati aliquem ascribo include someone among the citizens conviscero 1 incorporate, unite centuplico 1 increase a hundredfold crementor 1 increase in growth, grow crementum lunae increase of the moon crēscentia, crēscentiae f increase, augmentation centuplicatus, centuplicata, centuplicatum increased a hundredfold, centuple circa advenam trepidare indecisively swarm around the newcomer conscios edo indicate the accomplices causae adiuvantes indirect causes, contributory causes coagmentatio non dissolubilis indissoluble connection civitas industrializata industrial state, industrialized state coniecturam alicuius rei capio ex aliqua re infer something from something coniecturam alicuius rei facio ex aliqua re infer something from something consilium ex necessitate interpretor inferring intent from necessity consilia aeterna infinite plans, plans that go to infinity conflammo 1 inflame cumba inflabilis inflatable boat cymba inflabilis inflatable boat crudelitatem adhibeo in aliquem inflict cruelty on someone, commit cruelty to someone, perpetrate cruelty on someone, to be cruel to someone crudelitatem exerceo in aliquo inflict cruelty on someone, commit cruelty to someone, perpetrate cruelty on someone, to be cruel to someone cladem facio inflict defeat, bring about a defeat catarrhus epidemicus influenza, flu-like infection causam doceo inform a competent body of the status of a case certioro 1 inform, apprise, show consilium acre ingenious plan Canusinus, Canusini m inhabitant of Canusium Cydoniates, Cydoniatae m inhabitant of Cydonia Cannenses, Cannensium m inhabitants of Cannae Caudini, Caudinorum m inhabitants of Caudium Clusini, Clusinorum m inhabitants of Clusium Cumani, Cumanorum m inhabitants of Cumae Cymaei Cȳmaeorum m inhabitants of Cyme Cyrenaei, Cyrenaeorum m inhabitants of Cyrene Cyrenenses, Cyrenensium m inhabitants of Cyrene Cyziceni, Cyzicenorum m inhabitants of Cyzicum coelites, coelitum m inhabitants of heaven, gods colentes, colentium c inhabitants, residents cretio libera inheritance takeover without fixing the date, without restrictions by the testator cursum inhibeo inhibit the run, inhibit the course caedes immitis inhuman slaughter, inhuman carnage clades dextrae manus injury of the right hand chrysografatus, chrysografata, chrysografatum inlaid with gold chrysographatus, chrysographata, chrysographatum inlaid with gold connatus, connata, connatum innate cortumio, cortumionis f inner contemplation curiosus, curiosa, curiosum inquiring eagerly, inquiring anxiously about a thing, inquiring into, curious, inquisitive, meddlesome, officious, curious, prying consultatio, consultationis f inquiry addressed to an oracle castra intuta insecurity of the camp cathedraticum, cathedratici n insertion fees contumax, contumacis insolent, unyielding, obstinate, stiff-necked, stubborn, contumacious, firm, steadfast, that refuses to appear in a court of justice in obedience to a lawful summons, not yielding, furnishing opposition, not fitting into measure cum capiti mederi debeam, reduviam curo instead of settling the main issue, I take care of a trivial matter constitutum, constituti n institution, ordinance, law, agreement, appointment, accommodation, a compact catechizo 1 instruct in religion, catechise caracter, caracteris m instrument for branding, instrument for marking, the mark burned, the sign imprinted, characteristic, mark, character, style circumcisorium, circumcisorii n instrument for cutting around clepsydra, clepsydrae f instrument for measuring time by water, water-clock, clepsydra, time measured by the clepsydra conamentum, conamenti n instrument for uprooting a plant cauterium, cauterii n instrument used for branding, branding-iron, cautery, instrument used in encaustic painting for burning in the wax contumelia afficio insult, abuse contumelio 1 insult, dishonor, revile, vilify contumelior 1 insult, dishonor, revile, vilify cogito dē aliquā rē intend something, deal with a plan, come up with a plan, plan something consilium alicuius rei agito intend something, operate the plan of something, deal with the plan of something crebriorem reddo intensify, step up curatio efficacior intensive care, intensive therapy curatio valentissima intensive care, intensive therapy consilio intentionally, designedly commercium, commercii n intercourse, communication, correspondence, fellowship, forbidden intercourse, illicit commerce consortium foederale rerum internarum Interior Committee of the German Bundestag causae in re ipsa positae internal reasons conexio interretialis internet connection concitor interretialis internet gremlin, internet goblin celeritas interretialis internet speed cyberspatium, cyberspatii n internet world, cybernetic space, cyberspace, cyberworld, illusory world, computer world, data space, data world carmen interpretor interpret a riddle conectivitas, conectivitatis f intertwining, close connection, connectivity connectivitas, connectivitatis f intertwining, close connection, connectivity colloquium interrogativum interview corda, cordae f intestine, catgut, string, rope, cord curculionius, curculionia, curculionium intoxicating crapulatio, crapulationis f intoxicating, inebriation convallatio, convallationis f intrenchment comoedia motoria intrigue play, piece of intrigue clandestina consilia concoquo intrigue credo 3 intrust to one, trust to, confide in, have confidence in, trust, believe in, trust in concredo 3 intrust, consign, commit to concreduo 3 intrust, consign, commit to commentior 4 invent a falsehood, devise a falsehood confictio, confictionis f inventing, fabricating commentum, commenti n invention, fabrication, fiction, falsehood, contrivance, project, plan, stratagem, rhetorical figure, equivalent to commentatio, = ἐνθύμημα commentator, commentatoris m inventor, contriver, author, interpreter cingo 3 invest, enclose, fortify, surround for defence or in a hostile manner, be set, besiege, escort, accompany, peel off the bark around causam cognosco investigate a legal case, examine a case circummunitio, circummunitionis f investing of a town, circumvallation circuminvolvo 3 involve all around, enclose, envelop clavus ferreus iron nail canthus, canthi m iron ring around a carriage-wheel, tire, wheel capitaliter aliquem lacesso irritate someone to death contagiosorum ala isolation ward, isolation unit contagiosorum statio isolation ward, isolation unit Constantinopolis, Constantinopolis f Istanbul, Byzantium, Constantinople caligant oculi it becomes dark before the eyes condecet it becomes seemly, it is becoming seemly, it is seemly cernitur it consists in something, it is recognized at something coepit advesperascere it dawns coruscat it flashes, there is lightning consequens est it follows with necessity, it is a (necessary) consequence, it is consequent, , it is in accordance with reason, it fit, it suitable cecidit ut volumus et optamus it happened exactly as desired, it happened exactly as desired casu fortuito accidit, ut ... it is (was) pure coincidence that certum est consilium it is a done deal that , , , convenit it is agreed upon, there is unanimity in respect to something, the matter is decided conclamatum est it is all over, all is lost convenit + aci it is appropriate to commodum est it is approved, it likes, it pleases credibile est + aci it is believable clara dies est it is broad daylight certum est + aci it is certain that , , , certum est mihi it is determined, it is my decision, it is my resolution, it is my will, I am resolved, I mean certum atque decretum est it is firmly decided certum atque obstinatum est it is firmly decided constat it is settled, it is established, it is undisputed, it is certain, it is well known civium est it is the duty of citizens clam patrem est it is unknown to the father conducit it is useful, it is beneficial, it is advantageous collucescit it lightens up, it becomes clear, it becomes intelligible clarum est it lights up caelum admodum pluvium videtur esse it looks a lot like rain, apparently there will be rain soon confuit it occurred at the same time, it was at the same time, it happened at the same time, it happened simultaneously collibescit it pleases, it is agreeable, it's pleasing, it's pleasant collibet it pleases, it is agreeable, it's pleasing, it's pleasant collubet it pleases, it is agreeable, it's pleasing, it's pleasant contonat it thunders heavily colloquium opportunum erat, neque tamen facile it was a good conversation, but not an easy one castra vallari placuit it was decided to set up a fortified camp certa est sententia it's a done deal, it is decided certa res est it's a done deal, it is decided confert it's beneficial, it's useful commissio iuridica iudiciary commitee, justice committee commissio iuridica iudiciary commitee, legal committee communitas vitae atque victus iving together, cohabitation, coexistence cissos, cissi f ivy catenae, catenarum f jail, prison, chain punishment, clamp woods custodiarius, custodiarii m jailer cholera, cholerae f jaundice cavilla, cavillae f jeering, raillery, scoffing cavillum, cavilli n jeering, raillery, scoffing cavillus, cavilli m jeering, raillery, scoffing cavillatio, cavillationis f jeering, raillery, scoffing, irony, empty, sophistical discourse, sophistry cucullus, cuculli m jelly bag cap, pointed cap, hood, conical wrapper, conical case cavillator, cavillatoris m jester, jeerer, caviller, sophist cimelium, cimelii n jewel, preciousness, treasure cimico 1 jewel, preciousness, treasure coasso 1 join boards together, join planks together coaxo 1 join boards together, join planks together Caesaris partes sequor join Caesar's party, show solidarity with Caesar concinno 1 join fitly together, order, arrange appropriately, set right, adjust, form, cultivate, prepare, cause, occasion, produce, make, render, cause to be something compingo 3 join or unite several parts into one whole, put together, frame, make by joining, compose, confine, lock up, put, conceal comitem me alicui addo join someone comitem me alicui adiungo join someone continuo 1 join together in uninterrupted succession, make continuous, join one with another, connect, unite, erect in rows, connect together in a period, join, connect together, continue uninterruptedly, do successively one thing after another, continue, last confibulo 1 join together with a clasp, buckle together compagino 1 join together coagmento 1 join together, stick together, glue together, cement together, connect coniugo 1 join together, unite, unite in concopulo 1 join, unite confoedustus, confoedusta, confoedustum joined in alliance copulatus, copulata, copulatum joined together, united, connected coassatio, coassationis f joining of timber together, joining of boards together, joining of planks together, boarded floor coaxatio, coaxationis f joining of timber together, joining of boards together, joining of planks together, boarded floor coagmentarĭus, coagmentaria, coagmentarium joining together coagmentatio, coagmentationis f joining together, connecting together, connection, combination, union coagmentum, coagmenti n joining together, connecting together compositura, compositurae f joining together, connection, commissure, conneclion, syntax compostura, composturae f joining together, connection, commissure, conneclion, syntax compactura, compacturae f joining together, joint compactio, compactionis f joining together, things that are joined together, structure, frame combinatio, combinationis f joining two by two continuus, continua, continuum joining, connecting with something, hanging together, uninterrupted, continuous, following one after another, successive coaedificatio, coaedificationis f joint construction, building condator, condatoris m joint contributor consocer, consoceri m joint father-in-law, one of two fathers-in-law coauctio, coauctionis f joint increase consocrus, consocrus f joint mother-in-law, one of two mothers-in-law corrivalis, corrivalis m joint rival conservitium, conservitii n joint servitude, the fellowslaves consponsor, consponsoris m joint surety, one who binds or obligates himself to something consposus, consposi m joint surety, one who binds or obligates himself to something concurator, concuratoris m joint-guardian contutor, contutoris m joint-guardian cooperator, cooperatoris m joint-laborer, co-operator compraes, compraedis m joint-surety confideiussor, confideiussoris m joint-surety, joint guarantor confatalis, confatale jointly dependent on fate, decided by fate concera, concerae m jolly companion, playfellow concerra, concerrae m jolly companion, playfellow congerra, congerrae m jolly companion, playfellow congerro, congerronis m jolly companion, playfellow crimen, criminis n judicial decision, verdict, judgment, charge, accusation, reproach, calumny, slander, object of reproach, object of invective, fault complained of, crime, fault, offence, defect, object representing a crime, cause of a crime, a criminal circulatorium, circulatorii n jugglery, charlatanry, quackery cathedra exsilio jump up out of one's chair contomonobolon, contomonoboli n jumping with the bar, bar jumping catillamen, catillaminis n junket, sweetmeat commodum ..., cum ... just - when commodo just in time, seasonably, just at this time commodum ipse exit just now he comes out himself commodum aperitur foris just now the door is opened Cabura, Caburae f Kabul Cornu promuntorium Kap Horn Culmen Cassellanum Kassel hilltop carina, carinae f keel of a ship, vessel, boat, ship, shell of nuts, bodies of dogs carinatus, carinata, carinatum keelformed, shell-formed causam integram mihi reservo keep a free hand computum habeo keep an account, maintain an account certam diem observo keep an appointment consuetudine coniunctus sum cum aliquo keep company with someone, to associate with someone canes alo keep dogs commissa celo keep entrusted secrets constantiam servo keep one's countenance cursus teneo keep one's eye on the goal clam aliquem habeo keep secret from one, conceal from commissa taceo keep secrets that have been confided, conceal confidences, keep confidences to oneself, compedibus aliquem teneo keep someone in chains civitatem servitute oppressam teneo keep the citizenry in servile subservience clausum relinquo keep under wraps, keep under lock and key clausum sino keep under wraps, keep under lock and key clausum teneo keep under wraps, keep under lock and key cursu aliquem aequo keep up with someone in the run custodias in vallo ago keep watch on the wall custodias servo keep watch, be on the watch chartophylax, chartophylacis m keeper of archives conservator, conservatoris m keeper, preserver, defender, worshipper congradus, congrada, congradum keeping pace with capsaricius, capsaricia, capsaricium kept by the wardrobe keeper cavealis, caveale kept in a cave, kept in a cellar Cerberus leniter caudam atterit Kerberus gently rubs his cock against you, Kerberus gently nestles his cock against you claustra maris key to the sea, access to the sea, harbor, haven claves, clavis f key clavis, clavis f key, lock, bolt, latch cliduchus, cliduchi m keybearer, name of two statues by Phidias and by Euphranor Carchvia, Carchviae f Kharkiv, Charkiv, Kharkov Carcivia, Carciviae f Kharkiv, Charkiv, Kharkov Charcivia, Charciviae f Kharkiv, Charkiv, Kharkov Chersonium, Chersonii n Kherson contra acumina calcitro kick against the pricks calcem alicui impingo kick somebody calcitrosus, calcitrosa, calcitrosum kicking, apt to kick Chiovia, Chioviae f Kiev, Kyiv Ciovia, Cioviae f Kiev, Kyiv chiliometrum, chiliometri n kilometer chrysothales, chrysothalis n kind of aizoon or houseleek, wall-pepper, called also erithales, trithales, and isoetes calbeum, calbei n kind of armband, fillet calbeus, calbei m kind of armband, fillet conchis, conchis f kind of bean boiled with the pods celia, celiae f kind of beer made in Spain camum, cami n kind of beer canicae, canicarum f kind of bran cantabrum, cantabri n kind of bran, kind of banner or standard under the emperors coramble, corambles f kind of cabbage injurious to the eyes caulodes brassica kind of cabbage with large leaves crambe kind of cabbage capnitis, capnitidis f kind of cadmian, smoke-colored precious stone copta, coptae f kind of cake made of pounded materials coptoplacenta, coptoplacentae f kind of cake made of pounded materials camacum, camaci n kind of cinnamon found in Syria comacum, comaci n kind of cinnamon found in Syria columbar, columbaris n kind of collar ceratias, ceratiae m kind of comet resembling a horn cepolendrum, cepolendri n kind of condiment cepolindrum, cepolindri n kind of condiment caliptra, caliptrae f kind of covering for the head capedulum, capeduli n kind of covering for the head capidulum, capiduli n kind of covering for the head cardamum, cardami n kind of cress carcharus, carchari m kind of dog-fish camella, camellae f kind of drinking vessel, wine-goblet, wine-cup, cup carica, caricae f kind of dry fig callimus, callimi m kind of eagle-stone coex, coecis f kind of Ethiopian palm coix, coicis f kind of Ethiopian palm cycnarium, cycnarii n kind of eye-salve coenon, coeni n kind of eyesalve chrotta, chrottae f kind of fiddle cocetum, coceti n kind of food prepared from honey and poppies cinnabar, cinnabaris n kind of hairstyle cucutium, cucutii n kind of hood, cercurus, cercuri m kind of light vessel peculiar to the Cyprians, a sea-fish cercyrus, cercyri m kind of light vessel peculiar to the Cyprians, a sea-fish chamaeleon, chamaeleontis m kind of lizard that changes its color, chameleon colotes, colotae m kind of lizard, called also stellio chalcidice, chalcidices f kind of lizard caecilia, caeciliae f kind of lizard, kind of lettuce chernites, chernitae m kind of marble resembling ivory coryphia, coryphiorum n kind of murex or snail, yielding a purple dye coliphia, coliphiorum n kind of nourishing food for athletae careota, careotae f kind of nut-shaped date cariota, cariotae f kind of nut-shaped date caryota, caryotae f kind of nut-shaped date caryotis, caryotidis f kind of nut-shaped date cerrus, cerri f kind of oak, Turkey oak cartiblum, cartibli n kind of oblong table of stone, standing on a pedestal cartibulum, cartibuli n kind of oblong table of stone, standing on a pedestal cartibum, cartibi n kind of oblong table of stone, standing on a pedestal circumpes, circumpedis kind of parasites, covering of the foot collyra, collyrae f kind of pastry of a round, elongated form, maccaroni, vermicelli cancellarius, cancellarii m kind of porter, door-keeper, secretary, , Chancery Clerk, Chancery Director cadmitis, cadmitis f kind of precious stone cracca, craccae f kind of pulse, wild vetch combretum, combreti n kind of rush, type of bulrush carbătĭna, carbătĭnae f kind of rustic leather shoe carabus, carabi m kind of sea-crab cornuta, cornutae f kind of sea-fish calamochnus, calamochni m kind of sea-foam caris, caridis f kind of seacrab calcendix, calcendicis f kind of shell-fish clacendix, clacendicis f kind of shell-fish cochloe, cochlōn m kind of shell-fishes with spiral shells carpisculum, carpisculi n kind of shoes, groundwork, basement carpisculus, carpisculi m kind of shoes, groundwork, basement carpusculum, carpusculi n kind of shoes, groundwork, basement carpusculus, carpusculi m kind of shoes, groundwork, basement cicercula, cicerculae f kind of small chickpea caupillus, caupilli m kind of small ship caupulus, caupuli m kind of small ship coctana, coctanorum n kind of small Syrian fig coctona, coctonorum n kind of small Syrian fig cotana, cotanorum n kind of small Syrian fig cottana, cottanorum n kind of small Syrian fig cottona, cottonorum n kind of small Syrian fig coluthia, coluthiorum n kind of snail of a dark color catea, catea f kind of spear, probably barbed cateia, cateia f kind of spear, probably barbed cathea, catheae f kind of spear, probably barbed cinifes, cinifum m kind of stinging insect ciniphes, ciniphum m kind of stinging insect coccygia, coccygiae f kind of sumach used in coloring cirsion, cirsii n kind of thistle chersos, chersi f kind of toad carracutium, carracutii n kind of two-wheeled carriage carrum, carri n kind of two-wheeled wagon for transporting burdens carrus, carri m kind of two-wheeled wagon for transporting burdens corroco, corroconis m kind of unknown fish clupea, clupeae f kind of very small river-fish carbonica, carbonicae f kind of vine carbunica, carbunicae f kind of vine conferba, conferbae f kind of water plant conferva, confervae f kind of water plant ceras, ceratis n kind of wild parsnip, mountain on the west coast of Libya ceratitis, ceratitidis f kind of wild poppy caprea, capreae f kind of wild she-goat, roe capnias, capniae m kind of wine, precious stone of a smoky hue, kind of jasper, kind of chrysolite, smoky topaz cupiditatem alicuius accendo kindle desire in someone cupiditate aliquem inflammo kindle desire in someone, arouse desire in someone, ignite desire in someone congentiles, congentilium m kindred, of the same stock Cyzicos, Cyzici m king of the Dolones, after whom the town of Cyzicum was named Cyzicus, Cyzici m king of the Dolones, after whom the town of Cyzicum was named Cycnus, Cycni m king of the Ligurians, son of Sthenelus, related to Phæton, who was changed to a swan and placed among the stars, , son of Neptune and Calyce; he was father of Tenes, and was changed into a swan Cygnus, Cygni m king of the Ligurians, son of Sthenelus, related to Phæton, who was changed to a swan and placed among the stars, , son of Neptune and Calyce; he was father of Tenes, and was changed into a swan civitas regia king state consavio 1 kiss much, kiss affectionately consavior 1 kiss much, kiss affectionately consuavio 1 (consavio 1) kiss much, kiss affectionately consuavior 1 (consavior 1) kiss much, kiss affectionately condimentaria, condimentariorum n kitchen herbs, seasoning herbs, aromatic herbs culter coquinaris kitchen knife culinarius, culinarii m kitchen servant cocina, cocinae f kitchen, art of cooking, cookery coquina, coquinae f kitchen, art of cooking, cookery cucina, cucinae f kitchen, art of cooking, cookery colina, colinae f kitchen, food, fare, victuals culina, culinae f kitchen, food, fare, victuals, a portable kitchen ceram pollice mollio knead the wax with the thumb until soft ceram pollice tracto knead the wax with the thumb consubigo 3 knead together, mix together cossim kneeling, crouching, squatting, crouching down, kneeling down cultellatus, cultellata, cultellatum knife-shaped cultratus, cultrata, cultratum knifeshaped connodator, connodatoris m knitter clava, clavae f knotty branch, knotty stick, staff, cudgel, club, foil, graft, scion certum scio know as something certain compertum habeo know for sure cognovi know conscius, conscia, conscium knowing with others or self-knowing, conscious of something with another, privy to, conscious to one’s self of wrong cognoscentia, cognoscentiaae f knowledge, cognition, realisation, insight, understanding, insightfulness, comprehension cognitus, cognita, cognitum known, acknowledged, approved colaepium, colaepii n knuckle of beef, knuckle of pork colefium, colefii n knuckle of beef, knuckle of pork colepium, colepii n knuckle of beef, knuckle of pork Colchus, Colchi m Kolcher, Georgian Coreanus, Coreana, Coreanum Korean Cosova, Cosovae f Kosovo Cremlinum, Cremlini n Kremlin Cremlinus, Cremlini m Kremlin Crimaea, Crimaeae f Krim Cordueni, Corduenorum m Kurds collaboro 1 labor with, labor together contentio, contentionis f labored speech, formal speech, contest, contention, strife, comparison, contrast, a contrasting of one thought with another, antithesis conabilis, conabile laborious, difficult castra operaria labour camp, work camp cesso muliebri audacia lack female courage caritas nummorum lack of money, shortage of money conditicius, conditicia, conditicium laid up, preserved claudi ac debiles equi lame and weak horses causificatio, causificationis f lame excuse causificatio, causificationis f lame excuse, poor excuse, futile pretext, protective claim claudigo, claudiginis f lameness, limping clauditas, clauditatis f lameness, limping commiseror fortunam Graeciae lament the fate of Greece commisero 1 lament, bemoan, complain, deplore cornum, corni n lance shaft, lance (from cornelian cherry wood) cornus, corni f lance shaft, lance (from cornelian cherry wood) cornua obverto land by ship copiae terrestres land forces civitas mediterranea landlocked state caupo, computemus! landlord, the bill please! concilium foederale Landtag (parliament of a federal state) conventus regionalis Landtag, state parliament commercium linguae language intercourse, familiarity with the language consuetudo sermonis language use, language usage consuetudo dicendi language use, way of speaking, language regulation, language habit consuetudo loquendi language use, way of speaking, language regulation, language habit computatrum portabile laptop catapulta, catapultae f large engine of war for throwing arrows, lances, stones, the missile itself, launch pad cadus, cadi m large vessel for containing liquids, bottle, jar, jug, money-pot, funeral urn, measure for liquids clabulare, clabularis n large, open wagon, probably with sides of wicker-work concubinalis, concubinale lascivious chordus, chorda, chordum lateborn, produced late in the season cordus, corda, cordum lateborn, produced late in the season collateralitas, collateralitatis f lateral attachment, friendship from the side catamitus, catamiti m Latin name of Ganymede, Jupiter’s cup-bearer, , boy toy, pleasure boy cancellatim lattice-formed, trellis-like cancer, cancri m lattice, cancer, constellation Cancer cancelli, cancellorum m lattice, enclosure, grating, grate, balustrade, bars, railings, boundaries, limits, space enclosed by boundaries clathri, clathrorum m lattice, grate clatra, clatrorum n lattice, grate clatri, clatrorum m lattice, grate cachinno 1 laugh aloud, laugh immoderately corrideo 2 laugh together, laugh aloud corona laurea laurel wreath congraeco 1 lavish on banquets like the Greeks, squander in luxury contogatus, contogati m law colleague caespitator, caespitatoris m lawn runner, lawn tramp, who stumbles on the grass consultus, consulti m lawyer clerici servitiales lay brothers coronam depono lay down the victory wreath (on the altar) comprehendo 3 lay hold of something on all sides, take hold of, catch hold of, seize, grasp, apprehend, comprehend, comprise, attack, seize upon in a hostile manner, seize, arrest, catch, occupy, seize upon, intercept catomidio 1 lay one over the shoulders of another, and thus to flog him, strike on the shoulders corpus in feretrum impono lay out, lay out the body centum navium longarum carinas pono lay the keels of a hundred warships confisco 1 lay up in a chest, seize upon for the public treasury, confiscate corium laterum layer of bricks chori, chororum m layers, piles circumduco 3 lead around, draw around, marche around, avoid, deceive, cheat, impose upon, use circumlocution, prolong, speak drawlingly, drawl out, draw lines around a law, cancel, annul, abrogate color plumbeus lead paint citatum agmen rapio lead the army in rapid marches comitiis praesum lead the assembly, preside over the assembly causam populi ago lead the cause of the people, act in the interests of the people cohortes longiore itinere circumduco lead the cohorts around in quite a roundabout way clavum rei publicae teneo lead the helm of the state clavum teneo lead the rudder copias pro castris produco lead the troops in front of the camp copias praeter castra traduco lead the troops past the camp coryphaeus, coryphaei m leader, chief, head circumductio, circumductionis f leading around, conducting around, cheating, defrauding, expansion of a thought, period carta, cartae f leaf of the Egyptian papyrus, paper, that which is written upon paper, writing, letter, poem, thin leaf, plate, lamina, tablet charta, chartae f leaf of the Egyptian papyrus, paper, that which is written upon paper, writing, letter, poem, thin leaf, plate, lamina, tablet chartina, chartinae f leaf of the Egyptian papyrus, paper, that which is written upon paper, writing, letter, poem, thin leaf, plate, lamina, tablet charta, chartae f leaf of the Egyptian papyrus, paper, the papyrus plant itself, that which is written upon paper, writing, letter, poem, thin leaf, plate, lamina, tablet chartus, charti m leaf of the Egyptian papyrus, paper, the papyrus plant itself, that which is written upon paper, writing, letter, poem, thin leaf, plate, lamina, tablet cognosco, postea quae sint acta learn the later events condisco 3 learn with one, learn in company with one, learn carefully, learn eagerly, learn well, learn thoroughly cenacularia, cenaculariae f leasing of a garret campestre, campestris n leather apron worn about the loins, wrestling-apron coleus, colei m leather bag, sack for holding liquids, large measure for liquids, holding 20 amphorae, scrotum capistrum equestre leather horse halter commoda praetermitto leave advantages unused, leave benefits untapped clausum relinquo leave closed clausum sino leave closed, keep closed clausum teneo leave closed, keep closed citra iocos me contineo leave it at jokes castris milites praesidio relinquo leave soldiers behind to protect the camp cedo alicui imperium leave someone in command, cede command to someone castra nudo leave the camp without defenders conclave apertum relinquo leave the room open, keep the room open capax fortuitorum leaving room for chance crus, cruris n leg, shank, shin, foot, the lower part of the plant stem, captatio testamenti legacy-hunting comitia legis ferendae legislative assembly cena pura lent meal coctura lentis lentil dish coire sino let go to each other, let come together congredi sino let go to each other, let come together cedo, ut bibam let me drink cedo ut ... let me clementer ago let mercy prevail, proceed graciously clamorem profundo let out a loud yell comoediam edo let perform a comedy Corintho colonos arcesso let settlers come from Corinth cervices alicui do let someone kill you, offer someone the neck crines pando let the hair fly crines promitto let the hair grow cedat stilus gladio let the peaceful feather yield to the sword classicum cani iubeo let the signal blow to attack classica pello let the trumpets blare the signal copias undique evoco let troops come to him from all sides cogitemus corpus esse mortale let us remember that the body is mortal cur cessat cantharus? let's grab a cup! caveamus, ut ... let's make sure that coenonesis, coenonesis f letter of intent (in court) commendaticiae litterae letter of recommendation commendaticiae, commendaticiarum f letter of recommendation complanatio, complanationis f levelling corruptibilis, corruptibile liable to decay, corruptible, perishable catillo 1 lick a plate circumlambo 3 lick around circummulcens, circummulcentis licking gently around catillatio, catillationis f licking of plates, plundering of provinces friendly to the Roman people cubito 1 lie down often, be accustomed to lie down correcumbo 3 lie down together, lie down at the same time, lying down with any one cubo 1 lie down, be in a recumbent posture, recline, lie asleep, sleep, recline at table, lie sick, be sick, lie, extends itself, be in a sloping direction, slope capto 1 lie in wait for, seek to entrap, seek to entice, seek to allure, practise legacy-hunting, hunt for legacies, take up, begin coniaceo 2 lie together concumbo 3 lie together, lie in numbers, lie with (for sexual intercourse) caelibatus, caelibatus m [2] life of the gods, life in heaven caelo laudibus aliquem aequo lift someone up to heaven with praise circumaufero lift up completely, take away all around, carry away all around, forbid all around contentio vocis lifting the voice, amplification of the voice circumlustro 1 light all around, travel over, travel through candor in narrando light clarity in storytelling cornua accendo light the brushwood on the horns collustro 1 lighten on all sides, illumine, brighten, consider a thing on all sides, inspect, survey collucesco 3 lighten up, become clear, become intelligible cecidit fulmen lightning has struck coruscifer, coruscifera, corusciferum lightning-bearing canceraticus, canceratica, canceraticum like a cancer, cancerous canaliculatus, canaliculata, canaliculatum like a channel, like a pipe, channelled cadaverosus, cadaverosa, cadaverosum like a corpse, ghastly, cadaverous cucurbitinus, cucurbitina, cucurbitinum like a gourd, similar to a gourd cucurbitivus, cucurbitiva, cucurbitivum like a gourd, similar to a gourd colubrinus, colubrina, colubrinum like a serpent, cunning, wily censorie like a strict moral judge, in the manner of a strict moral judge carnificus, carnifica, carnificum like an executioner, in the manner of an executioner carnulentus, carnulenta, carnulentum like flesh colubra restem non parit like produces like, the thorn does not produce grapes, the apple doesn't fall far from the tree compar, comparis like to another, equal to another cognominis, cognomine like-named, of the same name, synonymous, homonymous, identical crina, crinorum n lily oil, lilium oil crinon, crini n lily, an unguent crinum, crini n lily, an unguent coctor calcis lime burner calcaria, calcariae f lime kiln, limestone quarry, lime pit calx harenatus lime mixed with sand, mortar calcariensis, calcariensis m limeburner calcarius, calcarii m limeburner controversias minuo limit oneself to the actual point of contention corregio, corregionis f limitation, boundary claudeor 2 limp claudico 1 (clodico 1) limp, halt, be lam, waver, wabble, be wanting, be incomplete, be defective claudeo 2 (claudo 3) limp, halt, be lame, falter claudo 3 [2] limp, halt, be lame, falter clodico 1 limp, halt, be lame, waver, be wanting, be incomplete, be defective coxigo 1 limp, lame coxendicus, coxendica, coxendicum limping claudus, clauda, claudum limping, halting, lame, wavering, crippled, imperfect, defective, untrustworthy clodus, cloda, clodum limping, halting, lame, wavering, crippled, imperfect, defective, untrustworthy cludus, cluda, cludum limping, halting, lame, wavering, crippled, imperfect, defective, untrustworthy catax, catacis limping, lame coxo, coxonis m limping, laming, hobbling copias pro vallo colloco line up the troops in front of the camp, deploy the troops in front of the camp carbasinum, carbasini n linen garment capital, capitalis n linen headscarf capitale, capitalis n linen headscarf camisia, camisiae f linen shirt, night-gown contabundus, contabunda, contabundum lingering, loitering, delaying cunctabundus, cunctabunda, cunctabundum lingering, loitering, delaying concateno 1 link together, bind together, connect, concatenate connodo 1 linking, tying together catulus leonis lion cub chymiatus, chymiata, chymiatum liquid, fluid, juicy causam alicuius ago (ad iudicem) litigate someone's case, conduct someone's trial corbicula, corbiculae f little basket corbula, corbulae f little basket campanella, campanellae f little bell corpusculum, corpusculi n little body, atom, collection cistellula, cistellulae f little box, little chest cistula, cistulae f little box, little chest, little basket cellariolum, cellarioli n little chamber controversiola, controversiolae f little controversy casubla, casublae f little cottage, little hut, small house, sepulchre cunulae, cunularum f little cradle cornicula, corniculae f little crow corolla, corollaae f little crown, little garland culcitella, culcitellae f little cushion, little mattress cervulus, cervuli m little deer, little chevaux-de-frise cenula, cenulae f little dinner coenula, coenulae f little dinner catella, catellae f little dog, puppy, whelp catellus, catelli m little dog, puppy, whelp columbula, columbulae f little dove columbulus, columbuli m little dove columbini, columbinorum m little doves classicula, classiculae f little fleet, flotilla cincticulus, cincticuli m little girdle culicellus, culicelli m little gnat, buzzing round someone corcillum, corcilli n little heart clivulus, clivuli m little hill colliculus, colliculi m little hill cervula, cervulae f little hind cornulum, cornuli n little horn casella, casellae f little hut casellulla, casellullae f little hut cucumella, cucumellae f little kettle cucumellum, cucumelli n little kettle cucumula, cucumulae f little kettle cultellulus, cultelluli m little knife cultellus, cultelli m little knife, small knife caepula, caepulae f little onion cartula, cartulae f little paper, small writing, bill crumilla, crumillae f little purse contentiuncula, contentiunculae f little quarrel calamellus, calamelli m little reed calamiscus, calamisci m little reed, tube, breathalyzer crustula, crustulae f little rind, little shell, little crust carisula, carisulae f little slut, sneaky female, shrewd female cantulus, cantuli m little song canticulum, canticuli n little song, sonnet, short incantation codicula, codiculae f little tail cepotaphiolum, cepotaphioli n little tomb in a garden cepotaphius, cepotaphii m little tomb in a garden cupula, cupulae f little tub, little cask, small burying-vault carrulus, carruli m little wagon, little cart cuneolus, cuneoli m little wedge, small gore commode vivo live comfortably convenienter cum natura vivo live in harmony with nature convenienter naturae vivo live in harmony with nature caeno volvor live in humility, live in lowliness cum ignominia vivere live in shame carne et lacte vesci live on meat and milk, eat meat and milk carne vivo live on meat contractius habito live quite limited convivo 3 live with, eat together, feast together, banquet together cancellarius, cancellaria, cancellarium living behind bars, kept behind bars cellae servorum living chambers of the slaves condiciones vitae living conditions, milieu chersinus, chersina, chersinum living upon dry land chalcis, chalcidis f lizard with copper-colored spots on its back carico 1 load carrico 1 load creditum, crediti n loan, credit comitia communalia local elections, municipal elections circumpadanus, circumpadana, circumpadanum located around the river Po cisrhenanus, cisrhenana, cisrhenanum located on this side of the Rhine clausum, clausi n lock and bolt, , lock and latch, closure claustra, claustrorum n lock, bar, bolt, band, barrier, bounds, door, gate, dam, dike, barricade, bulwark, key, defence, fortress, wall, intrenchment, bank claustrum, claustri n lock, bar, bolt, band, barrier, bounds, door, gate, dam, dike, barricade, bulwark, key, defence, fortress, wall, intrenchment, bank clostrum, clostri n lock, bar, bolt, band, barrier, bounds, door, gate, dam, dike, barricade, bulwark, key, defence, fortress, wall, intrenchment, bank clustrum, clustri n lock, bar, bolt, band, barrier, bounds, door, gate, dam, dike, barricade, bulwark, key, defence, fortress, wall, intrenchment, bank clausura, clausurae f lock, bar, bolt, castle, fort clusura, clusurae f lock, bar, bolt, castle, fort claustura, clausturae f lock, bridle cirra, cirrae f lock, curl, ringlet of hair, tuft of hair, hair on the forehead of a horse, tuft of feathers or crest of birds, arms of polypi, filaments of plants similar to tufts of hair, a fringe upon a tunic cirrus, cirri m lock, curl, ringlet of hair, tuft of hair, hair on the forehead of a horse, tuft of feathers or crest of birds, arms of polypi, filaments of plants similar to tufts of hair, a fringe upon a tunic clausibilis, clausibile lockable, closable claustrarius, claustrarii m locksmith claviarius, claviarii m locksmith clavarius, clavarii m locksmith, nailsmith currus tractorii gubernātor locomotive engineer, train driver currus vectorii ductor locomotive engineer, train driver currus tractorius locomotive currus vectorius locomotive cothurnate loftily, tragically celsitudo, celsitudinis f lofty carriage of the body, your Highness (as a title) cessator, cessatoris m loiterer, idler, dilatory person caesaries deflua long and flowing hair caesaries longae barbae long beard hair, long falling beard cupio 5 long for a thing, desire, wish, be well disposed, be favorable, be inclined to one, favor, wish well, be interested for capilli immissi long hanging hair caracalla, caracallae f long tunic, great-coat, with a hood caracallis, caracallis f long tunic, great-coat, with a hood commeatus magnae longinquitatis long-distance traffic cupidus, cupida, cupidum longing from love, pining, languishing for, loving, desirous of money, avaricious, covetous, devoted to a party, favoring any one, partial cupidus, cupida, cupidum longing, desiring, desirous, eager, wishing, loving, fond, passionately desiring, passionately longing for, eager, greedy, lustful, , passionate circumspicio 5 look about one’s self, cast a look around, observe, see about, look about, exercise foresight, be cautious, take heed circumspecto 1 (aliquem) look about with attention, look about with precaution, look about with desire, cast a look around, search around, look all around upon something, look about anxiously circumviso 3 look around at, glare round upon circumstupeo 2 look around with amazement, stand amazed circumaspicio 5 look around circumtueor 2 look around conspicio 5 look at attentively, get sight of, descry, perceive, observe, look at with admiration, look at with close attention, gaze upon, observe, contemplate, perceive mentally, understand, comprehend considero 1 look at closely, look at attentively, look at carefully, inspect, examine, observe, perceive, consider maturely, reflect, contemplate, meditate, take care, be considerate capite demisso terram intueri look down at the ground with one's head bowed contueor 2 look on, gaze upon, behold, survey, consider attentively, take into view, weigh, ponder maturely, observe, see to, take care of, preserve carefully, get sight of, perceive, descry contuor 3 look on, gaze upon, behold, survey, consider attentively, take into view, weigh, ponder maturely, observe, see to, take care of, preserve carefully, get sight of, perceive, descry cave! look out!, be careful! contra aliquem intueor look someone straight in the face communi utilitati servio look to the common good, look to the general welfare, put oneself at the service of the common good coniectus oculorum look, look at circumspectio, circumspectionis f looking on all sides, looking about, foresight, circumspection, caution catascopium, catascopii n lookoutship, spy-ship, vessel sent out to reconnoitre catascopus, catascopi m lookoutship, spy-ship, vessel sent out to reconnoitre capillos sparsos in nodum colligo looping the tangled hair into a knot crines passi loose hair, flying hair circumsolvo 3 loosen all around crines resolvo loosen the hair claustra laxo loosen the latch concido 3 (2) lose strength, lose value, fall to the earth, be overthrown, fail, be defeated, decay, perish, fall, go to ruin, waste away, cease, subside, go down constantiam emitto lose the balance causam amitto lose the case, lose the trial causam perdo lose the case, lose the trial computatio defectiva loss-making balance, deficit balance sheet calamitas, calamitatis f loss, injury, damage, mischief, harm, misfortune, mishap, injury, calamity, disaster, ruin, adversity, misfortunes of war, disaster, defeat clamor, clamoris m loud call, shout, cry, friendly call, acclamation, applause, hostile call, clamor, cry of a animal, noise, sound, din clamos, clamoris m loud call, shout, cry, friendly call, acclamation, applause, hostile call, clamor, cry of a animal, noise, sound, din clamositas, clamositatis f loud call, shout, cry, friendly call, acclamation, applause, hostile call, clamor, cry of a animal, noise, sound, din comploratus, comploratus m loud complaint, violent complaint, lamentation, loud bemoaning, violent bemoaning, bewailing of cachinnus, cachinni m loud laugh, immoderate laughter, a laugh in derision, jeering cacinus, cacini m loud laugh, immoderate laughter, a laugh in derision, jeering comploratus, comploratus m loud moaning, violent moaning, lamentation conclamatio, conclamationis f loud shouting or calling of many persons together, shout causa amoris love as a cause caritas, quae est inter natos et parentes love between children and parents caritas liberorum love for the children codicilli libidinum indices love letters caritas pacis love of peace carmen amatorium love poem, love song cupidineus, cupidinea, cupidineum lovely, charming circissarius, circissarii m lover of the racetrack, lover of the circus caritas in regem loving devotion for the King cor tepens loving heart caput demitto lower the head campi, camporum m lowlands civitas popularis Donescensis Luhansk People's Republic carnes, carnium f lumps of meat, pieces of meat circulus lunae lunar disk, moon disk cibus interdianus lunch consiligo, consiliginis f lungwort circuminsidior 1 lurk all around concupiscentialĭter lustfully comptulus, comptula, comptulum luxuriously decked cinis lixius lye cinis lixivius lye cinis lixivus lye circumiaceo 2 lying around, lying in a circle circumsitus, circumsita, circumsitum lying around, situate around, neighboring circumiectus, circumiecta, circumiectum lying around, surrounding crudarius, crudaria, crudarium lying directly on the surface of a mine cubitissim lying down cisalpinus, cisalpina, cisalpinum lying on this side of the Alps, Cisalpine contrarius, contraria, contrarium lying over against, being over against, being opposite, opposite, contrary, opposed concubatio, concubationis f lying upon, reclining upon chama, chamatis n lynx chaus, chai m lynx calvatus, calvata, calvatum made bald, bare chirocmeta, chirocmetorum n made by the hand, title of a book by Democritus colliquefactus, colliquefacta, colliquefactum made fluid, liquefied, dissolved, melted carpatinus, carpatina, carpatinum made from raw leather, from raw leather carbatinus, carbatina, carbatinum made from raw leather, from raw leather carbaseus, carbasea, carbaseum (carbasineus, carbasinus) made of carbasus, made of fine linen carbasineus, carbasinea, carbasineum made of carbasus, made of fine linen carbasinus, carbasina, carbasinum made of carbasus, made of fine linen creteus, cretea, creteum made of chalk, made of clay crystallinus, crystallina, crystallinum (cristallinus) made of crystal, crystalline, crystal cilicinus, cilicina, cilicinum made of hair-cloth carpineus, carpinea, carpineum made of hornbeam crininus, crinina, crininum made of lilies, lily- chartaceus, chartacea, chartaceum made of paper, paper- chartinacius, chartinacia, chartinacium made of paper, paper- canneus, cannea, canneum made of reeds, reed- colurnus, colurna, colurnum made of the hazel-bush cassiterinus, cassiterina, cassiterinum made of tin caespiticius, caespiticia, caespiticium made of turf coactilis, coactile made thick commentarius periodicus magazine caragius, caragii m magician caragus, caragi m magician campus magneticus magnetic field camilla, camillae f maiden of unblemished birth and character cataphractus, cataphracti m mailed soldier cataphractarius, cataphractaria, cataphractarium mailed, clad in mail cataphractus, cataphracta, cataphractum mailed, in mail (of soldiers and their horses) caput cenae main course coniectus animorum oculorumque main focus caput rerum main intention, main point caput orationis main point of the speech, centre of the speech continens, continentis f mainland, continent consilium habeo de aliqua re maintain about something advice civitas praepotens major state, great state caedem facio make a bloodbath, cause a slaughter cresco ex aliquo make a career by someone's fall, get up by someone's fall commutationem alicuius rei facio make a change in something, alter something congyro 1 make a circle about a person cogitatione mihi fingo make a concept of something, imagine something castra vallo make a fortified camp, set up a fortified camp cursum conficio make a journey, complete a journey, ceno 1 (tr.) make a meal of something, eat, dine upon, pass in feasting or banqueting circumfremo 3 make a noise around something circumstrepo 3 make a noise around, din with clamor, cause to echo around, cry clamorously around, shout clamorously around colloquor per telephonium make a phone call, phone contionem habeo make a speech to the people contionor apud milites make a speech to the soldiers, speak in front of the soldiers communicor 1 make a thing communal, to share conficio 5 make a thing completely ready, make, prepare, bring about, complete, accomplish, execute, make ready, settle, close a bargain, finish, pass over, traverse, go over, produce, cause, bring about, effect, procure consilia belli tracto make a war consultation, make a war consultancy, make a war advisory crimina apparo in aliquem make accusations against someone contionem habeo apud milites make an address to the soldiers constitutum facio cum aliquo make an agreement with someone compaciscor 3 (compeciscor 3) make an agreement, form a compact with one compeciscor 3 make an agreement, form a compact with one conatum capio ad aliquid faciendum make an attempt to do something contentionem adhibeo make an effort, endeavor censum perficio make an estimate, carry out an estimate condicionem fero make an offer, make a request, make a proposal, make a suggestion condicionem propono make an offer, submit an offer concriminor 1 make bitter accusations, complain caeco 1 (coeco 1) make blind, blind, render obscure coeco 1 make blind, blind, render obscure cruento 1 make bloody, spot with blood, spot, stain, pollute, dye red, tinge with red claro 1 make bright, make clear, make illuminate, make evident, explain, illustrate, set forth, make illustrious, render famous charmido 1 make Charmides circulo 1 make circular, make round, encircle, encompass cluo 3 make clean, make pure, clean, cleanse, purify consilia communico cum aliquo make common cause with somebody consilia cum aliquo communico make common cause with somebody consilia socio cum aliquo make common cause with somebody consocio 1 make common, share with one, associate, join, unite, connect candifico 1 make dazzlingly white candefacio 5 make dazzlingly white, make glowing, make red hot commalaxo 1 make entirely mild, soften collaevo 1 make entirely smooth collevo 1 make entirely smooth, smooth complano 1 make even, make level, make plain, render tolerable confirmo 1 make firm, establish, strengthen, confirm, heal, cure, confirm courage, strengthen courage, instil courage into one, encourage, inspirit, animate, embolden consolido 1 make firm, make solid, make thick, condense, confirm, settle the usufruct in a thing, settle the right of possession in a thing, consolidate circumagor in frontem make front corrugo 1 make full of wrinkles, wrinkle, corrugate conrugo 1 make full of wrinkles, wrinkle, corrugate, produce loathing, cause disgust candido 1 make glittering, make bright, make white circumforo 1 make holes all around, drill all around caverno 1 make hollow cavo 1 make hollow, hollow out, excavate, pierce through, perforate, round off, bend around, fabricate concavo 1 make hollow, hollow out, make round, curve, bend clarifico 1 make illustrious, make famous cultello 1 make in the shape of a knife, to level land by the coulter corporo 1 make into a body, fashion into a body, furnish with a body, make a body, make a corpse, kill, defecate caudifico 1 make into a book, make a book corpus subduco make lean, make emaciate cancello 1 make like a lattice, lattice, strike out a writing lattice-wise (Χ), strike out, cross out, cancel camino 1 make like an oven or furnace collaxo 1 make loose, make porous caritatem infero make more expensive consilium non minuo make no concessions to one's plan contemptui habeo make nothing out of something coaequo 1 make one thing equal with another, make one thing even with another, even, level, make equal in worth, make equal in dignity, make equal in power, bring to the same level, place on the same footing, equalize cutem curo make oneself comfortable, make much of one’s self, take care of one's skin, have a good time, to take care of oneself compotio 4 make partaker of compono qualemcumque pacem make peace at any cost clandestina consilia coquo make plans in secret, make secret plans cuspido 1 make pointed, point corrotundo 1 make round, round off, make up a sum of money circino 1 make round, round contristo 1 make sad, make sorrowful, sadden, afflict, make dark, render gloomy, cloud, dim, darken, sadden, injure, hurt, damage comminuo 3 make small, separate into small parts, break to pieces, crumble to pieces, crush, split, lessen, diminish, weaken, impair, enervate commitigo 1 make soft, make mellow cachinnos commoveo make sombody laugh concivilito 1 make someone a citizen, naturalize someone cura aliquem afficio make someone worry, cause someone concern crepo 1 make something sound, make a noise with, cause to resound, cause to rattle, make to chink, say something noisily, talk something noisily, make much ado about, to boast of, prattle, prate canto 1 make something the subject of one’s singing, playing or song, sing, celebrate or praise in song, sing of, write poetry upon, represent a part, act conquadro 1 make square, be proportioned to, agree with, square to corrigo 3 make straight, set right, bring into order, improve, amend, correct, make better, reform, restore, make good, compensate for, heal, cure condiciones fero make suggestions, make proposals crimen affirmo make the accusation likely, make the reproach probable certamen aequo make the armed forces equal on both sides classem apto make the fleet ready to sail classem armo make the fleet ready to sail classem velis apto make the fleet ready to sail censum censeo make the official estimate crasso 1 make thick, thicken, condense crassifico 1 make thick, thicken, make fat, fatten confacio 5 make together comparo, quae ad proficiscendum pertinent make travel preparations culpam redimo make up for one's guilt, make amends for one's sins colla genasque como make up neck and cheeks circumloquor 3 make use of circumlocution, make use of periphrasis carmino 1 [2] make verses contenebro 1 make very dark, darken condenseo 2 make very dense, condense, press close together condenso 1 make very dense, condense, press close together collocupleto 1 make very rich, enrich, embellish, enrich, adorn calefacio 5 make warm, make hot, warm, heat, trouble, vex, rouse up, excite, pursue something with zeal calfacio 5 make warm, make hot, warm, heat, trouble, vex, rouse up, excite, pursue something with zeal calficio 5 make warm, make hot, warm, heat, trouble, vex, rouse up, excite, pursue something with zeal calefacto 1 (calfacto 1) make warm, warm, heat calfacto 1 make warm, warm, heat circummingo 3 make water around something cerifico 1 make wax, slime over, to prepare a slimy nest for eggs consano 1 make wholly sound, heal, cure candelabrarius, candelabrarii m maker of candlesticks, maker of chandeliers coronarius, coronarii m maker of crowns or garlands, dealer in crowns or garlands ciliciarius, ciliciarii m maker of hair coverings, hair cover manufacturer, hair cover dealer cornuarius, cornuariī m maker of horns, maker of trumpets centonarius, centonarii m maker of patchwork, dealer in rags caligarius, caligarii m maker of soldiers’ boots, shoemaker coactarius, coactarii m maker of thick, fulled cloth coactiliarius, coactiliarii m maker of thick, fulled cloth, felt walker clepsydrarius, clepsydrarii m maker of water-clocks conditor, conditoris m maker, builder, framer, establisher, founder, author, compiler conditor, conditoris m maker, builder, framer, establisher, founder, author, compiler, writer, a rural deity who presided over the laying up of fruits cimussator, cimussatoris m makeup artist with lead white castra asylum facio making a barracks into an asylum communicatio, communicationis f making common, imparting, communicating, figure of speech, in accordance with which one turns to his hearers, and, as it were, allows them to take part in the inquiry communitio, communitionis f making of a way, preparing of a way, fortification crassificatio, crassificationis f making thick, making fat, thickness columbus, columbi m male dove, cock-pigeon cuspis coleata male member calamitas fructuum malgrowth collato pede man against man classem sociis compleo man the fleet with confederates cura, curae f management of business for a minor, guardianship, trusteeship, medical attendance, healing, cure, culture, rearing, a written work, writing curatura, curaturae f management, care, attendance curagendarius, curagendarii m manager, overseer commanifesto 1 manifest together commasculo 1 mannhaft machen, fest machen, mutig machen, beleben cenacularius, cenacularii m Mansardenmieter, Dachgeschossmieter complura, complurium m many things cursus Marathonius Marathon run castra removeo march back, go back, retreat copias reduco march back, withdraw troops, retreat with the troops, withdraw castra promoveo march forward, move forward, advance, move on caballa, caballae mare classici, classicorum m marines, mariners, seamen classiarii, classiariorum m marines, naval forces, navy soldiers, shipyard workers commeatus maritimus maritime transport, maritime traffic Cremnae, Cremnarum f Mariupol circumsigno 1 mark around comopolis, comopolis f market town, town-like community canon, canonis m marking line, measuring line, rule, canon, model, wooden channel in hydraulic instruments, annual tribute, established by law, catalogue of sacred writings contubernium, contubernii n marriage of slaves, concubinage, a dwelling together, a common war-tent, the dwelling of different persons, the dwelling of a couple who are slaves, a slave dwelling collocatio filiae marriage of the daughter condicio uxoria marriage proposal, marriage party connubium, connubii n marriage, wedlock, sexual union, an ingrafting conubium, conubii n (connubium) marriage, wedlock, sexual union, an ingrafting coniugia, coniugiorum n married couples, spouses caelum palustre marsh air, swamp air curopalates, curopalatae m Marshal of the palace carnificinae locus martyrdom, place of execution celtis, celtis, f mason's chisel commune homicidium mass execution commune supplicium mass execution commune sepulcrum mass grave cupiditates coerceo mastering one's passions, controlling one's desires cupiditates cohibeo mastering one's passions, controlling one's desires cupiditates contineo mastering one's passions, controlling one's desires cupiditatibus impero mastering one's passions, controlling one's desires calcatae, calcatarum f material for filling ditches, fascines concretio, concretionis f materiality, matter, a compacting, uniting, condensing, congealing clinicum partuale maternity clinic, birth clinic capistrum maritale matrimonial halter causativa, causativorum n matter in dispute, gist of the action consideratus, considerata, consideratum maturely reflected upon, considerate, circumspect, cautious cena solitaria meal taken alone cogulum, coguli n means of coagulation, coagulum coagulum, coaguli n means of coagulation, coagulum, coagulator, rennet, runnet, curdled milk, that which binds together, bond, tie catharticum, cathartici n means of purifying, a cathartic agent, laxative commemoratorium, commemoratorii n means of remembrance corroboramentum, corroboramenti n means of strengthening circummetior 4 measure all around circumputo 1 measure all round collibro 1 measure off commetior 4 measure, measure with or by something, to proportion caro haedina meat from the billy goat castellamenta, castellamentorum n meat pie in the shape of a castellum, kind of sausage carnaria, carnariae f meat shop commentor machinarius mechanical engineer, machinist communicatio mediana media release, press release commentor 1 meditate, purpose civitates maris mediterranei Mediterranean States cum infestis signis concurrunt meet hostilely convento 1 meet often certis diebus coeunt meet on certain days concurro 3 meet together, dash together, rush together in hostility, engage in combat, join battle, fight, make the same claim, enter into competition with, meet, concur, fall out at the same time, happen, have place together, be coincident congredior cum aliquo meet with someone congrediuntur inter se meet competentia, competentiae f meeting together, agreement, symmetry, conjunction, aspect concursus, concursus m meeting together, union, combination contio, contionis f meeting, assembly that is called together by a magistrate or priest, discourse, oration before a public assembly, place for speaking, tribune, rostrum collecta, collectae f meeting, assemblage concio, concionis f meeting, assembly that is called together by a magistrate or priest, discourse, oration before a public assembly, place for speaking, tribune, rostrum cogressio, cogressionis f meeting, conference, gathering comitia magistratibus creandis meetings for the election of officials canorum, canori n melody, charm condeliquesco 3 melt wholly, melt completely, dissolve conflatorium, conflatorii n melting furnace, blast furnace corporatus, corporata, corporatumi m member of a corporation centumvir, centumviri m member of the college of judges chosen annually for civil suits, especially those relating to inheritances commembrum, commembri n member, relative, affiliate, participant coniectanea, coniectaneorum n memorandum-book, commonplace-book, title of works of miscellaneous contents concentus commemorativus memorial concert commemoratio posteritatis memory by posterity commemoratio nominis nostri memory of our name Croesi, Croesorum m men as rich as Croesus, very rich men Catones, Catonum m men like Cato cynophanes, cynophanum m men with dogs’ heads copiae, copiarum f men, troops, forces, army calcei viriles men's shoes consutor, consutoris m mending cutter, patch cutter celeritas animi mental alertness, intellectual activity cute perditus mentally devastated, sick in one’s body cogitatione non sensu species dei percipitur mentally not sensually one grasps the idea of God, the idea of God is grasped mentally, not sensually commemoro de aliquo mention someone commemoro de aliqua re mention something charta ciborum menu catervae conducticiae mercenaries, mercenary bands conflatim mergedly, connectedly congermanitas, congermanitatis f merging into one, fusion into one, growing up with one commereo 2 merit fully, deserve something, err in something, commit an offence, commit a crime, be guilty of, perpetrate crines incerti messy hair crines sparsi messy hair conflator, conflatoris m metal-caster choreus, chorei m metrical foot, later called trochaeus chorius, chorii m metrical foot, later called trochaeus calor meridianus midday heat centrum, centri n middle point of a circle, centre, kernel, hard knot in the interior of wood or precious stones, clementia aestatis mild summer clemens, clementis mild, calm, soft, gentle, placid, smooth, quiet, tranquil, kind, tame, domesticated, forbearing, indulgent, compassionate, merciful, mitigated, accessible cestrosphendone, cestrosphendones f mililary engine for hurling stones consilii militaris auctor military adviser consultor militaris military adviser consultores militares indigenas artem bellicam docere student military advisors try to teach locals the war trade campicursio, campicursionis f military exercise in the Campus Martius comitiva, comitivae f military rank, military charge calceamentum militare military shoes comitiatus, comitiati m military tribune elected at the comitia caprimulgus, caprimulgi m milker of goats, countryman, a bird supposed to suck the udders of goats, goat-sucker circus candens milky way cutio, cutionis f milleped, centipede cenchritis, cenchritidis f millet stone copadia porcina minced pork contradictiuncula, contradictiunculae f minor objection, weak objection clades luctifica miserable defeat calamitas mihi displicet misfortune makes me discontented calamitates, calamitatum f misfortunes, mishaps clivum mollio mitigate the slope, soften the slope chorotheca pugillatoria mittens commisceo 2 mix together, mingle together, intermingle, unite, bring together, join, mingle, produce by mingling concerno 3 mix, mingle together cinnus, cinni m mixed drink of spelt-grain and wine caseatus, caseata, caseatum mixed with cheese confusicius, confusicia, confusicium mixed with each other, poured together commixticius, commixticia, commixticium mixed, of all sorts commixtrix, commixtricis f mixer, she who mixes commistio, commistionis f mixing, mingling commistura, commisturae f mixing, mingling commixtio, commixtionis f mixing, mingling commixtura, commixturae f mixing, mingling cassiterum, cassiteri n mixture or alloy of lead, silver, and other metals concrementum, concrementi n mixture, accumulation copias omnibus rebus orno atque instruo mobilize the army, provide the army with what is necessary contempero 1 moderate by mixing, temper by mixing clinatus, clinatus m modification, variation cohumido 1 moisten all over, to wet canis molossus Molossian hound cenobium, cenobii n monastery coenobialis, coenobiale monastic, cloistered collatio populi monetary contribution from the people capsella nummaria money box collibista, collibistae m money changer, money broker chartaticum, chartaticii n money for paper chartinaticum, chartinatici n money for paper calcearium, calcearii n money for shoes, shoemoney calciarium, calciarii n money for shoes, shoemoney cenarius, cenarii m money given instead of food, commutation money clavarium, clavarii n money given to soldiers for the purchase of shoe-nails corollarium, corollarii n money paid for a garland of flowers, gift, present, douceur, gratuity, corollary, deduction conventicium, conventicii n money paid to the poorer Greek citizens for attendance in the assemblies of the people collybista, collybistae m money-changer-banker collectarius, collectarii m money-changer, banker, cashier clausarius, clausarii m monk, hermit claustralis, claustralis m monk, hermit claustrensis, claustrensis m monk, hermit cotta, cottae f monk's habit, cowl columna immensi ignis monstrous pillar of fire castus, casta, castum morally pure, unpolluted, spotless, guiltless, pure, chaste, unpolluted, virtuous, continent, free from barbarisms, pious, religious, holy, sacred crudelis, crudele morally rude, morally unfeeling, hard, unmerciful, hard-hearted, cruel, severe, fierce contemptius more despised, more despicable, more contemptible, more despicable cluior, cluius more distinguished commotius more excited, more agitated cluvior, cluvius more praised, more famous complures, complura; complurium more than one, not a few, several, very many cata mane mane morning by morning commortalis, commortale mortal capitaliter mortally, capitally, so as to affect life or citizenship charta creditoria mortgage paper Cremlinus Moscoviensis Moscow Kremlin Cremlinus Moscuensis Moscow Kremlin cunctiparens, cunctiparentis f mother of all, allmother calcaria adhibeo motivate, animate, inspire, encourage, incite, stimulate, inspire, urge to calcaria admoveo motivate, animate, inspire, encourage, incite, stimulate, inspire, urge to calcaribus utor motivate, animate, inspire, encourage, incite, stimulate, inspire, urge to certamen currule autocinetorum motor race curruum automatariorum agmen motorcade, convoy of cars Cytorus, Cytori m mountain abounding in boxwood, and a town upon it, in Paphlagonia, now Kidros calles publicae mountain drifts of the state calles, callium f mountain drifts, forest drifts Cyllene, Cyllenes f mountain in the north-eastern part of Arcadia, on which Mercury was born claustra maris mountain passes chrysocolla, chrysocollae f mountain-green, copper-green, borax, a precious stone, called also amphitane cibaria cocta decem dierum mouth supply for ten days catillanus, catillana, catillanum mouthwatering, tasty, yummy calcem cieo move a stone, make a move in the game of chess convibro 1 move a thing quickly, set in rapid motion circummoveo 2 move around convibro 1 move one’s self rapidly corusco 1 move quickly, vibrate, shake, brandish, wave, tremble citato gradu incedo move swiftly along, move at a fast pace castra Baetim transfero move the camp across the Baetis (Guadalquivir) castra trans Peneum transfero move the camp across the Peneus castra retro refero move the camp back, retreat castra ultra eum locum transfero move the camp behind this place consules e foro in curiam compello move the consuls from the Forum to the Curia criso 1 move the haunches crisso 1 move the haunches ceveo 2 move the haunches, fawn, flatter coniungor 3 move together, join, be related, collide, combine, unite copias in fines hostium introduco move troops into the territory of the enemy, send troops into enemy territory commoto 1 move very violently, agitate concito 1 move violently, put in violent or quick motion, stir up, rouse up, excite, incite, shake, rouse, urge, impel one to, move strongly, influence, instigate, rouse, cause any action, occasion any action, produce any emotion cillo 3 move, put in motion cello 3 move, rise cyclophoreticus, cyclophoretica, cyclophoreticum moved in a circle, circular commotus, commota, commotum moved, excited, aroused commotus, commotus m moving, agitation commovens, commoventis moving, exciting, poignant, stirring, touching, shaking, soul-stirring, pitiful, touching, affecting commotio, commotionis f moving, motion, rousing, exciting, agitation, commotion curatio lutaria mud therapy, sludge therapy cenositas, cenositatis f muddy place, swamp crassae aquae muddy water caenosus, caenosa, caenosum muddy, dirty, foul, marshy cenosus, cenosa, cenosum muddy, dirty, foul, marshy cenulentus, cenulenta, cenulentum muddy, dirty, foul, marshy coenosus, coenosa, coenosum muddy, dirty, foul, marshy coenulentus, coenulenta, coenulentum muddy, dirty, foul, marshy capistellum, capistelli n mule bridle with halter colluvio multarum gentium multiethnic mixture curas onero multiply the sorrows, increase the worries commultiplico 1 multiply together corpus mortui (arte) medicatum mummy civica munditia municipal garbage collection, city cleaning civicae munditiae vehiculum municipal garbage truck, urban garbage vehicle caedes et strages murder and devastation caedes atque incendia murder and fire caedes et occisio murder and manslaughter caedes et rapinae murder and robbery carnifex, carnificis m murderous, killing caedes et cupido murderousness, lust for murder commurmuro 1 murmur to ourselves, murmur together commurmuror 1 murmur to ourselves, murmur together cantatio, cantationis f music, song, charm, spell, incantation cantatus, cantatus m music, song, charm, spell, incantation concinentia, concinentiae f musical harmony, concord, symmetry cantatrix, cantatricis musical, singing, female singer, using enchantments cantator, cantatoris m musician, singer, minstrel canthyllis canthyllidis f musk-ivy comas scindo muss one's hair, tussle one's hair conversatio, conversationis f (2) mutability, turn over cera commutabilis mutable wax colobicus, colobica, colobicum mutilated colurus, colura, colurum mutilated, a syllable too short colobos, colobon mutilated, curtailed colobus, coloba, colobum mutilated, curtailed compromissum, compromissi n mutual promise to abide by the award of an arbiter, compromise camus, cami m muzzle, kind of collar for the neck cibus, quem maxime appeto my favorite dish conscientia recte factorum erigor my good conscience straightens me up caput dolet my head hurts, my head aches caput prurit my head is burning, my head is itching cor meum et cerebrum finditur my heart and brain want to burst cor mihi rite salit my heart beats in the right rhythm, , my heart beats to the right beat, my heart beats in time cor mihi salit my heart is laughing in my body, my heart is pounding, the heart throbs in my body cor mihi rite salit my heart stays calm comitia fiunt de capite meo my life will be judged consilium est (+ Inf. / ut ...) my plan is (to) caput clavi nail head clavo trabali aliquid figo nail something down, , fasten with a large nail, clinch a matter clavo trabali aliquid figo nail something solid clavis ferreis configo nail together with iron nails clavis configo nail together conclavo 1 nail together clavellus, clavelli m nail-shaped tumor claviculus, claviculi m nail-shaped tumor clavus, clavi m nail, rudder, tiller, helm, painful tumor, painful excrescence, wart, corn, disease of the olive-tree, kind of abortion of bees, purple stripe on the tunica, tunic, either wide or narrow striped credulitas, credulitatis f naivety, credulity, gullibility Carpus, Carpi m name of a carver Cynthia, Cynthiae f name of a maiden casignete, casignetes f name of a plant Canthus, Canthi m name of an Argonaut cognomen, cognominis n name, byname, nickname, surname, honorific name, amily name cognomentum, cognomenti n name, surname codicillaris, codicillare named by the emperor’s handwriting, appointed by the emperor’s handwriting codicillarius, codicillaria, codicillarium named by the emperor’s handwriting, appointed by the emperor’s handwriting cunaria, cunariae f nanny clausa, clausae f narrow prison, hermitage, pantry clavus angustus narrow purple hem on the knight's tunic conventus nationalis national assembly cohors nationalis National Guard civitas, civitatis f nationality candor in narrando naturalness in narration cotyledon, cotyledonis f navelwort copiae marinae navy, marine, naval forces, sea power collare crispum neck brace, collar, ruff cervix, cervicis f neck, nape, boldness collum, colli n neck, neck of a flask, neck of a bottle, neck of the poppy collus, colli m neck, neck of a flask, neck of a bottle, neck of the poppy colus, coli m neck, neck of a flask, neck of a bottle, neck of the poppy commoda publica neglego neglect the public interest condicionem propono negotiate a condition cum populo ago negotiate with the people commercium belli negotiation on the settlement of the war consultationes de programmate nucleari Iraniae continuantur negotiations on the Iranian nuclear program continue confinis, confinis m neighbor conterminus, contermini m neighbor civitas finitima neighboring country, neighboring state conterminum, contermini n neighboring region, confine, border circumsocius,circumsocia, circumsocium neighborly, in friendly neighborhood canit fata Nereus Nereus prophesies the fate conopeum, conopei n (conopium) net of fine gauze, used originally by the Egyptians, especially about the bed, as a protection against gnats, etc, mosquito-curtains, mosquito net conopium, conopii n net of fine gauze, used originally by the Egyptians, especially about the bed, as a protection against gnats, etc, mosquito-curtains, mosquito net colloquium cum diurnario habitum newspaper interview commentarii diurni newspaper, daily newspaper, daily journal, daily reports caupona nocturna night bar cybindis, cybindidis m night haw cymindis, cymindidis m night haw caecuma, caecumae f night owl cavannus, cavanni m nightowl circa victum indifferens no food hater cogitationibus eius nemo obstabat no one stood in the way of his plans certatio honesta noble competition camillus, camilli m noble youth employed in the sacrifices and in religious offices coetus nocturni nocturnal gatherings , nightly routs, nightly riots, nightly gangs concrepatio, concrepationis f noise, rattling clamant et poscunt, ut ... noisily demand that canonicaria, canonicariae f normal tax revenue Corea Septentrionalis experimentum nucleare fecit North Korea has conducted a nuclear weapons test Corea Borealis North Korea cardo mundi (caeli) North Pole caurus, cauri m (corus) north-west wind corus, cori m north-west wind caecias, caeciae m northeast wind, north-east by east cavernae narium nostrils cupiditates coercere non possum not be in control of one's desires, not be able to control one's desires, giving free rein to one's desires commovere me non audeo not dare to move consilia re subita torpent not know how to guess from surprise castris adhaereo not leave the camp collationes non recipio modo, verum et efflagito not only allow contributions, but even explicitly demand them cum ... tum ... not only, but also, as … so especially cacosystatus, cacosystata, cacosystatum not properly fixed cursum teneo not to deviate from one's course, follow one's course, keep one's direction, stay on course commercium non habeo cum aliquo not to have intercourse with anyone, not to be in contact with someone causam hau dico not to make an objection, not to raise an objection citra scelus not up to the crime certiorem facio aliquem de aliqua re notify someone about something certiorem aliquem facio + aci notify someone, inform someone certiorem facio aliquem notify someone, inform someone, send someone a message certissimus mendaciloquus notorious liar certus, certa, certum notorious certissimus, certissima, certissimum notorious, habitual curotrophos, curotrophon nourishing children calamitas nuclearis nuclear catastrophe, radiation disaster, atomic disaster, nuclear accident cuspis nuclearis nuclear warhead cassa nux numb nut, worthless trifle celebratio, celebrationis f numerous assemblage, numerous concourse, festal celebration, festival, honoring, commending, praising celeber, celebris, celebre numerous, much frequented, much resorted to, populous, abounding in, rich in, celebrated, honored by a great assembly, renowned, distinguished, celebrated, famous, solemn, festive, often repeated, frequent celebris, celebre numerous, much frequented, much resorted to, populous, abounding in, rich in, celebrated, honored by a great assembly, renowned, distinguished, celebrated, famous, solemn, festive, often repeated, frequent celebritas ludorum numerously attended games castimonialis, castimonialis f nun collegium virginum nunnery, convent of nuns carinum, carini n nut brown dress, hazel dress carinus, carina, carinum nut brown calva nux nut with a smooth shell caryon, caryi n nut camelae virgines nymphs in connection with a wedding feast corona quercea oak wreath, award for saving a fellow citizen in battle contento 1 oblige to go, oblige to an effort, oblige to an errand complicata notio obscure term, unclear term, confused term contemplator, contemplatoris m observer, surveyor, marksman, contemplator, observer contemplatorius, contemplatoria, contemplatorium observing, contemplating, belonging to contemplating colyma, colymatis n obstacle contumaciter obstinately, stubbornly, firmly civitatem adipiscor obtain citizenship circumvenio 4 obtain possession of consequor 3 obtain, acquire, get, attain, reach, become like, equal to a person or thing in any property or quality, attain, come up to, equal, attain to something intellectually or by speech, understand, perceive, learn, know, be equal to, impress fully, do justice to comparatio criminis obtaining evidence for an indictment, obtaining the evidence for a prosecution, procuring of all the materials for an accusation currilis, currile of a chariot, for a chariot circulatrix, circulatricis f of a mountebank circulatorius, circulatoria, circulatorium of a mountebank, of a quackish, quackery conchyliatus, conchyliata, conchyliatum of a purple color, clothed in purple ceraunius, ceraunia, ceraunium of a red color, , belonging to the lightning, belonging to the thunderstorm candidus, candida, candidum of a shining white, of a dazzling white, white, clear, bright, radiant, hoary, making clear, cloud-dis-pelling, purifying, pure, clear, serene, clean, spotless, distinct, silver-toned cataclisticus, cataclistica, cataclisticum of a state dress corticeus, corticea, corticeum of bark, of cork corticius, corticia, corticium of bark, of cork Cannensis, Cannense of Cannae, Cannensian Cantabricus, Cantabrica, Cantabricum of Cantabria cadaverinus, cadaverina, cadaverinum of carrion Caudinus, Caudina, Caudinum of Caudium, Caudine cedrinus, cedrina, cedrinum of cedar-wood, cedar- cedreus, cedrea, cedreum of cedar Cepheius, Cepheia, Cepheium of Cepheus Cepheus, Cephea, Cepheum of Cepheus, Ethiopian chamaemelinus, chamaemelina, chamaemelinum of chamomile chamomillinus, chamomillina, chamomillinum of chamomile cinnamominus, cinnamomina, cinnamominum of cinnamon cinnameus, cinnamea, cinnameum of cinnamon, from cinnamon, smelling of cinnamon circeiensis, circeiense of Circeii coniunctivus, coniunctiva, coniunctivum of connection, serving to connect, connective cupreus, cuprea, cupreum of copper, copper- cuprinus, cuprina, cuprinum of copper, copper- cypreus, cyprea, cypreum of copper, copper- cyprius, cypria, cyprium of copper, copper- Cumanus, Cumana, Cumanum of Cumæ, Cumaean cumininus, cuminina, cumininum of cumin Cutiliensis, Cutiliense of Cutilia Cutĭlius, Cutĭlia, Cutĭlium of Cutilia Cymaeus, Cymaea, Cymaeum of Cyme, made in Cumæ cupressinus, cupressina, cupressinum of cypress, cypress- cupresseus, cupressea, cupresseum of cypress, from cypress wood Cyrenaeus, Cyrenaea, Cyrenaeum of Cyrene Cythereius, Cythereia, Cythereium of Cythera, Cytherean Cythereus, Cytherea, Cythereum of Cythera, Cytherean Cytheriacus, Cytheriaca, Cytheriacum of Cythera, Cytherean Cythnius, Cythnia, Cythnium of Cythnos, Cythnian Cytorius, Cytoria, Cytorium of Cytorus Cytoriacus, Cytoriaca, Cytoriacum of Cytorus, Cytorian, made of boxwood Cyneus, Cynea, Cyneum of dogs choicus, choica, choicum of earth, of clay coaequalis, coaequale of equal age, coeval cotidianus, cotidiana, cotidianum (cottidianus, cottidiana, cottidianum)) of every day, daily, every day, usual, ordinary, common cottidianus, cottidiana, cottidianum of every day, daily, every day, usual, ordinary, common carneus, carnea, carneum of flesh, carnal cannabius, cannabia, cannabium of hemp cannabinus, cannabina, cannabinum of hemp, hempen compos mentis of his mind, in his senses, of a sane mind corneus, cornea, corneum of horn, horny, horn-, hard as horn, horny, of the color of horn clarigenus, clarigena, clarigenum of illustrious lineage coriaceus, coriacea, coriaceum of leather, made of leather consubstantivus, consubstantiva, consubstantivum of like essence, of like nature, of like quality consubstantialis, consubstantiale of like essence, of like nature, of like substance, consubstantial cnedĭnus, cnedĭna, cnedĭnum of nettles, nettle- cnidinus, cnidina, cnidinum of nettles, nettle- curagulus, curaguli m of one who is prying, a spy, scout cuiusdammodi of some sort chalybeius, chalybeia, chalybeium of steel, steel- culmeus, culmea, culmeum of straw castoreus, castorea, castoreum of the beaver, belonging to the beaver castaneus, castanea, castaneum of the chestnut cereolus, cereola, cereolum of the color of wax comitialis, comitiale of the comitia, pertaining to the comitia communi moneta of the common stamp, in ordinary style capragenus, capragena, capragenum of the flesh of the wild goat capraginus, capragina, capraginum of the flesh of the wild goat caprugenus, caprugena, caprugenum of the flesh of the wild goat capruginus, caprugina, capruginum of the flesh of the wild goat caprunus, capruna, caprunum of the flesh of the wild goat Christigena, Christigenae c of the lineage of Christ culearis, culeare of the measure of a culleus cullearis, culleare of the measure of a culleus coaetaneus, coaetanea, coaetaneum of the same age coaevus, coaeva, coaevum of the same age, coeval concolorans, concolorantis of the same color concolor, concoloris of the same color, like, similar coessentialis, coessentiale of the same essence, consubstantial congrex, congregis of the same herd, of the same flock, collected in flocks, collected in multitudes, close, intimate concordis, concorde of the same mind, united, agreeing, concordant, harmonious concors, concordis of the same mind, united, agreeing, concordant, harmonious congener, congeneris of the same race, of the same kind contribulis, contribulis m of the same tribus, of the same religion ciconinus, ciconina, ciconinum of the stork cerreus, cerrea, cerreum of the Turkey oak cerrinus, cerrina, cerrinum of the Turkey oak cumatilis, cumatile of the waves, sea-colored, water-colored, blue cymatilis, cymatile of the waves, sea-colored, water-colored, bluee citratus, citrata, citratum [2] of this side crastinus, crastina, crastinum of tomorrow, tomorrow’s caudicarius, caudicaria, caudicarium of trunks of trees, pertaining to the trunks of trees, made of rough, stout trunks of trees codicarius, codicaria, codicarium (caudicarius, caudicaria, caudicarium) of trunks of trees, pertaining to the trunks of trees, made of rough, stout trunks of trees cetinus, cetina, cetinum of tuna collyricus, collyrica, collyricum of vermicelli, vermicelli soup cuiuscemodi of what kind soever, of what nature soever cuiusmodi of what kind, of whatever kind cuiuscumquemodi of whatever kind cuiusquemodi of whatever kind caudeus, caudea, caudeum of wood, wooden copiam pugnandi hostibus facio offer battle to the enemy centuriatus, centuriatus m office and dignity of a Centurio, dividing into centuries cursus honorum office career centurionatus, centurionatus m office of a centurion, election of centurions correctura, correcturae f office of a corrector causidicina, causidicinae f office of advocate, advocate's office censura, censurae f office of censor, censorship, judgment, opinion, severe, rigid judgment, severity consulatus, consulatus m office of consul, consulate, consulship carnificina, carnificinae f office of executioner, office of hangman, capital punishment, execution, rack, torture, torment carnuficina, carnuficinae f office of executioner, office of hangman, capital punishment, execution, rack, torture, torment curionatus, curionatus m office of priest of a curia cognitura, cogniturae f Office of the Public Prosecutor, Public Prosecutor's Office, Public Prosecution Office cella olearia oil cellar capsaces, capsacae m oil jug contignatio ad petroleum proferendum exstructa oil rig, oilrig chrismo 1 oil, anoint comae madidae ointment dripping hair ceroma, ceromae f ointment for wrestlers, place for wrestling, ring, c, , ceroma, ceromatis n ointment for wrestlers, place for wrestling, ring, combat, swelling, tumor cardo extremus old age, elderly age cinctutus, cinctuta, cinctutum old fashioned, old roman, girded, not effeminate casnar, casnaris m old man cascus, casca, cascum old, ancient colymbas, colymbadis f olive prepared or put in brine concilium Olympicum Olympic Committee contracte on a contracted scale, cramped, restricted, crowded, limited causarie on account of sickness causa (nach Gen.) on account of, for the sake of circum undique on all sides all around, from all sides all around circumquaque on every side, all round comperte on good authority, according to safe experience commissorius, commissoria, commissorium on reservation, subject to payment certo die on the appointed day, on the specified day, on the agreed day consulta fratris on the brother's advice contraversim on the contrary, on the other hand contraversum on the contrary, on the other hand coxim on the hips contra on the other hand controversum on the other hand, in contrast cis Alpes on this side of the alps cistiberis, cistibere on this side of the Tiber citra on this side citra + Akk. on this side, before, behind, without, aside from, apart from, except, without regard to, setting aside, excepting citer, citra, citrum [citerior, citimus] on this side, lying near, near, close to cis + Akk. on this side, within compagus, compagi m one belonging to the nearest village coeliacus, coeliaci m one diseased in the bowels certatur one fights, one struggles collato gradu certatum est one fought man against man centum milia one hundred thousand cavenda est gloriae cupiditas one must beware of glory-seeking carpistes, carpistae m one of the Aeons of Valentinus, Horos Cythnos, Cythni m one of the Cyclades, now Thermia Cythnus, Cythni m one of the Cyclades, now Thermia chariton mia one of the graces cedrostis, cedrostis f one of the names of the white vine Clusium, Clusii n one of the oldest and most important towns of Etruria centuria, centuriae f one of the one hundred and ninety-three orders into which Servius Tullius divided the Roman people according to their property, a century canonicus, canonici m one of the rule or discipline, clericus, clergyman, canon coaetaneus, coaetanei m one of the same age, contemporary concurialis, concurialis m one of the same curia conturmalis, conturmalis m one of the same squadron, companion centesimae, centesimarum f one percent (monthly interest) centesima rerum venalium one percent sales tax centesimae vectigal one percent tax capito, capitonis m one that has a large head, sea-fish with a large head, called also cephalus, a kind of fish with a large head cachecta, cachectae m one that is in a consumption cachectes, cachectae m one that is in a consumption confortator, confortatoris m one that strengthens very, one that strengthens a lot creta aut carbone notandus one to praise or blame consecraneus, consecranei m one united by the same sacra, one bound by the same (military) oath coccolobis, coccolobis f one vine variety cocolobis, cocolobis f one vine variety cocolubis, cocolubis f one vine variety cunctator, cunctatoris m one who acts with hesitation or tardiness, , a delayer, loiterer, lingerer, a considerate person, a cautious person comptor, comptoris m one who adorns consultator, consultatoris m one who asks advice, one who consults colitor, colitoris m one who bestows care upon a thing, elaborator, cultivator, tiller of land, husbandman, planter, inhabitant, dweller, fosterer, supporter, tutor, teacher, worshipper, reverencer, priest of some deity congregator, congregatoris m one who brings together, assembler circumlator, circumlatoris m one who carries about circumgestator, circumgestatoris m one who carries around clavator, clavatoris m one who carries clubs or foils, used in military exercises, cudgel-bearer convector, convectoris m one who carries together, one who brings together, passenger, the deity who presided over the gathering in of grain castrator, castratoris f one who castrates commendator, commendatoris m one who commends, commender compressor, compressoris m one who compresses, rapist consecrator, consecratoris m one who consecrates, one who dedicates considerator, consideratoris m one who considers, one who reflects, a sceptic consolator, consolatoris m one who consoles, comforter concertator, concertatoris m one who contends with another, one who vies with another, rival confabulator, confabulatoris m one who converses castigator, castigatoris m one who corrects or chastises, corrector, reprover concisor, concisoris m one who cuts down, one who fells chorographus, chorographi m one who describes countries, geographer cosmographus, cosmographi m one who describes the world, cosmographer commentor, commentoris m one who devises something, one who invents something, inventor circumfossor, circumfossoris m one who digs around something campidoctor, campidoctoris m one who drills soldiers in the Campus Martius, drill-master captator, captatoris m one who eagerly reaches after, one who endeavors to obtain, one who strives for something, one who hunts after legacies, legacy-hunter commonitor, commonitōris m one who earnestly reminds clusor, clusoris m one who encloses or encompasses coemptionator, coemptionatoris m one who enters into the coemptio concitatrix, concitatricis f one who excites or rouses, a mover, exciter concussor, concussoris m one who extorts money by threats conviva, convivae m one who feasts with another, a table companion, guest, as a guest I hold back in eating condemnator, condemnaoris m one who gives sentence, a condemner, one who causes a condemnation, an accuser circitor, circitoris m one who goes around, watchman, he who goes the rounds and visits the posts of sentinels, pedler circuitor, circuitoris m one who goes around, watchman, he who goes the rounds and visits the posts of sentinels, pedler circumitor, circumitoris m one who goes around, watchman, he who goes the rounds and visits the posts of sentinels, pedler commeator, commeatoris m one who goes to and fro consularis, consularis m one who has been consul, an ex-consul, one of consular rank cardiacus, cardiaci m one who has heart-burn, one who has stomach-ache cognitor, cognitoris m one who has made himself familiar with a case in law, advocate, attorney, judge, defender, protector, witness, who testifies that he knows a person, voucher cliens, clientis m (cluens) one who hears, client, retainer, follower, adherent, companion, favorite cluens, cluentis m one who hears, client, retainer, follower, adherent, companion, favorite cunctatrix, cunctatricis f one who hesitates, one who acts deliberately caesor, caesoris m one who hews something conductor, conductoris m one who hires a thing, a lessee, farmer, tenant, a contractor comessator, comessatoris m one who holds or joins in a festive procession, reveller comisator, comisatoris m one who holds or joins in a festive procession, reveller comissator, comissatoris m one who holds or joins in a festive procession, reveller cavator, cavatoris m one who hollows, one who excavales, hollowing workman clipeatus, clipeata, clipeatum (clupeatus) one who is armed with a shield clupeatus, clupeata, clupeatum one who is armed with a shield collega, collegae m one who is chosen at the same time with another, partner in office, colleague, associate, companion, fellow, fellow-member of a club, fellow-member of a sodalitia, joint-guardian, fellow-slave, fellow-actor, joint-heir cruciarius, cruciarii m one who is crucified, one fit for the gallows, a gallows-bird convicanus, convicani m one who is of the same village, fellow-villager cautor, cautoris m one who is on his guard, one who is is wary, one who is surety for any on, one who is bail for any one, guarantor calumniator sui one who is too anxious in regard to his work, over-scrupulous coniuga, coniugae f one who is united in marriage, consort, spouse, wife, husband, the female, betrothed, bride, concubine, comrade, companion, attendant, fellow-slave coniunx, coniugis c (coniux) one who is united in marriage, consort, spouse, wife, husband, the female, betrothed, bride, concubine, comrade, companion, attendant, fellow-slave coniūx, coniugis c one who is united in marriage, consort, spouse, wife, husband, the female, betrothed, bride, concubine, comrade, companion, attendant, fellow-slave coniugator, coniugatoris m one who joins, one who unites, uniter, connector, unifier cellararius, cellararii m one who keeps provisions, steward cachinno, cachinnonis m one who laughs violently, laugher, derider circumductor, circumductoris m one who leads about, converts another concubinus, concubini m one who lives in concubinage, concubine, co-sleeper, callboy, woman spoiler, prostitute concupitor, concupitoris m one who longs eagerly for or covets something caecator, caecatoris m one who makes blind, he who stops a fountain, he who obstructs a fountain crustarius, crustarii m one who makes embossed or chased figures calceolarius, calceolarii m one who makes shoes, shoemaker calciolarius, calciolarii m one who makes shoes, shoemaker consultor, consultoris m one who maturely considers, one who reflects, one who takes counsel upon a thing, one who gives counsel, counsellor, adviser, he who asks counsel of one, consulter congressor, congressoris m one who meets or assembles with commemorator, commemoratoris m one who mentions a thing, commemorator chironomon, chironomuntis m one who moves his hands according to the rules of art correctly, pantomime chironomos, chironomi m one who moves his hands according to the rules of art correctly, pantomime contradictor, contradictoris m one who objects, one who replies, opponent, adversary collaudator, collaudatoris m one who praises warmly conditor, conditoris m (2) one who prepares a thing in a savory manner, seasoner coemptor, coemptoris m one who purchases many things, one who buys up many things contextor, contextoris m one who puts a writing together, composer, author compellator, compellatoris m one who rebukes, one who reproves coërcitor, coërcitoris m one who restrains concursator, concursatoris m one who runs hither and thither, skirmisher candidata, candidatae f one who seeks or solicits an office, candidate commotor, commotoris m one who sets in motion concentor, concentoris m one who sings with others in a chorus consessor, consessorris m one who sits near or by a person or thing, assessor, table neighbor calcitro, calcitronis m one who strikes with his heels, kicker, a boisterous fellow, blusterer converritor, converritoris m one who sweeps together commentariensis, commentariensis m one who takes control, one who has the care of a thing, registrar of public documents, recorder, secretary, one who makes out a list of prisoners, keeper of a prison, one who forms a list of soldiers confuga, confugae c one who takes refuge somewhere, refugee calcator, calcatoris m one who treads something, treader of grapes colobathrarius, colobathrarii m one who walks on stilts columnarius, columnarii m one who was condemned at the Columna Maenia curabitur one will take care of it, one will think about it chirografum, chirografi n one’s own handwriting, autograph, that which is written with one’s own hand, personal bond, personal surety, obligation under one’s own hand chirographon, chirographi n one’s own handwriting, autograph, that which is written with one’s own hand, personal bond, personal surety, obligation under one’s own hand chirographum, chirographi n one’s own handwriting, autograph, that which is written with one’s own hand, personal bond, personal surety, obligation under one’s own hand chirographus, chirographi m one’s own handwriting, autograph, that which is written with one’s own hand, personal bond, personal surety, obligation under one’s own hand caepa, caepae f onion caepe, caepis n onion caepicium, caepicii n onion caepitium, caepitii n onion cepa, cepae f onion cepe, cepis n onion cepicium, cepicii n onion consultatio virtualiter habita online conference calcanda semel via leti only once can you tread the path of death circumaperio 4 open all around custodia aperta open execution consilium aperio open one's plan, reveal one's plan campus undique spectabilis open terrain everywhere cardines verso open the door cardines verto open the door chasma, chasmatis n opening of the earth, chasm, abyss, kind of meteor caulae, caularum f opening, hole, passage, sheepfold, cote, enclosure caullae, caullarum f opening, hole, passage, sheepfold, cote, enclosure consilium ad aliquid faciendum agito operate the plan of something, deal with the plan of something coniectura, coniecturae f opinion founded on a comparison of facts, conjecture, guess, conjectural inference, conclusion drawn from signs or omens, a divining, interpreting of dreams, soothsaying, prophesying, an element of rhetorical representation founded on conjecture contrarius, contrarii m opponent, antagonist casus praeclari facinoris opportunity to do a brilliant deed casus invadendae Armeniae opportunity to invade Armenia casus navigandi opportunity to travel by ship contrasisto 3 oppose, stand in opposition to, contradict candidatus contrarius opposing candidate, counter-candidate contra opposite, in face of, face to face, facing, in front of, fronting, confronting, over against (it), opposite (to it), on the opposite side, face to face, side by side, in turn, in return, back, on my part, on his part, likewise, counter, against, on the contrary contrarietas, contrarietatis f opposition, contrariety cleromantia, cleromantiae f oracle by lots citretum, citreti n orchard of citrus-trees clerico 1 ordain to the priesthood certamen instituo order a fight, arrange a contest certamen pono order a fight, arrange a contest civitati milites impero order a state to provide soldiers censum instituo order a valuation classis turmalis Order of Knights curas compono order one's affairs, arrange one's affairs condemno aliquem in expensas order someone to pay the costs, judge someone to pay the costs civitatibus obsides impero order states to provide hostages civitatibus frumentum distribuo order the tribes to deliver grain constitutor, constitutoris m orderer, arranger compositor, compositoris m orderer, arranger, disposer, maker cadmea, cadmeae f ore of zinc, calamine, cadmia, slag formed in a furnace cadmia, cadmiae f ore of zinc, calamine, cadmia, slag formed in a furnace caput scelerum ore scoundrel criminalitas ordinata organized crime criminalitas organizata organized crime comptus, comptus m ornament for the hair or head, head-dress coronula, coronulae f ornament on a mitre; rim or border of the base of a laver, little crown above the horse’s hoof circumornatus, circumornata, circumornatum ornamented round about congressio et digressio nostra our meeting and separation caecus amentia out of delusion, blinded by madness caritate patriae ductus out of patriotism, out of love for the fatherland cedo igitur, quid faciam out with it, what do you want me to do! cedo, si vos in eo loco essetis, quid aliud fecissetis out with it, what else would you have done in this situation! cedo istuc tuum consilium out with this plan of yours! consilium pacis adumbro outline a peace plan confornico 1 over-arch, vault over chrematisterio devitato over-the-counter, bypassing the stock exchange convinco 3 overcome, conquer, convict of crime, convict of error, refute, prove something incontestably, show clearly, demonstrate cultus amoenior overly dainty clothes curiosus ac speculator overseer and scout, watchdog and scout ceromatites, ceromatitae m overseer of the palaestra compositus somno vinoque overwhelmed by wine and sleep certis nominibus grandem pecuniam debeo owe a large sum in secured items commoda rei familiaris own interest, private interests corii bubuli ox strap, knout, rod, whip civitas pacata pacified state, subjugated state compono 3 pacify, allay, settle, calm, appease, quiet, tranquillize, reconcile, set right, set in or restore to the proper place or condition, arrange, adjust, order, set in order convaso 1 pack vessels together, pack implements together, pack up, pile up cletellae, cletellarum f pack-saddle put upon beasts of burden, especially upon asses, sumpter-saddle, name of a place in Rome, instrument of torture clitellae, clitellarum f pack-saddle put upon beasts of burden, especially upon asses, sumpter-saddle, name of a place in Rome, instrument of torture celox publica package boat, packet-boat, state yacht cardimona, cardimonae f pain in the stomach circumnoto 1 paint around, portray around colores induco in arido paint in secco compingo 3 (2) paint over catagraphus, catagrapha, catagraphum painted, colored, depicted colorem perdo pale, turn pale, go pale clibanarii, clibanariorum m pan bread bakers chartae Panamenses panama papers caecus quidam timor panic terror cartopola, cartopolae m paper-merchant chartopola, chartopolae m paper-merchant chartarius, chartarii m papermerchant copiae semimilitares paramilitary troops, paramilitary forces cunctiparens, cunctiparentis m parent of all, allfather comitia parlamentaria parliamentary election caduceator, caduceatoris m parliamentary, negotiator, envoy, commissioner cacatua, cacatuae f parrot casteria, casteriae f part of a ship where rowers were accustomed to rest, rowers’ room commiseratio, commiserationis f part of an oration intended to excite compassion correus, correi m partaker in guilt, joint criminal consocius, consocii m partaker, aid, companion comparticeps, comparticipis partaking, participants together conviviones, convivionum m participants in the banquet consiliis arcanis intersum participate in secret deliberations communicatus, communicatus m participation cantus perdicis partridge buzzing certamen partium party dispute, party controversy contentio partium party struggle, party campaign corrumpor 3 pass into corruption, perish, morally degenerate cribello 1 pass through a sieve, sift cribro 1 pass through a sieve, sift condo 3 pass, spend, live through, bring to a close, conceal, hide, secrete, suppress, close, shut, place in ambush, thrust in deep, strike in deep, to plunge, lose sight of cuniculum, cuniculi n passage under ground, hole, pit, cavity, canal, mine combustus Semela passionate about Semela cupiditas acris passionate desire concupiscentivus, concupiscentiva, concupiscentivum passionately desiring concupiscitivus, concupiscitiva, concupiscitivum passionately desiring color xerographicus pastel color crustum, crusi n pastry, any thing baked centonizo 1 patch up, stitch up, cobble together, piece together cicatricosa, cicatricosorum n patchwork, piecemeal cuppedinaria taberna patisserie, confectionery, patisserie caritas erga patriam patriotism, love of the fatherland certis pensionibus solvo pay by installments culpam pendo pay for his guilt caerimonia summa colo sacrarium pay the most solemn reverence to the shrine conciliatrix pacis peace broker, peacemaker conatus pacis componendae (restituendae, faciendae) peace efforts colloquium de pace peace negotiation, peace talk colloquium de pacis condicionibus peace negotiation, peace talk colloquium de pacis legibus peace negotiation, peace talk calamus pacis peace pipe consilium pacis in Syria componendae peace plan for Syria colloquia de pace componendā peace talks, peace efforts, peace conference condiciones pacis peace terms, peace conditions compositio, compositionis f peaceful union, accommodation of a difference, agreement, compact, bringing together of combatants, matching of combatants cum bona pace peaceful, calm cornicum oculos configo peck out the eyes of the crows circumcellionicus, circumcellionica, circumcellionicum peculiar to the wandering monks cilo, cilonis m pederast cinaedicus, cinaedici m pederast circulator, circulatoris m pedler, mountebank, quack, noisy philosopher cofanus, cofani m pelican cerniculum, cerniculi n penetrator, sieve, searce Cherronesus, Cherronesi f peninsula Chersonesus, Chersonesi f peninsula chlamydati, chlamydatorum m people dressed with the chlamys concilia plebis people's meetings, people's assemblies cucullus piperis pepperbag, pepper bag centena milia per hundred thousand castrensis, castrense per-taining to the camp, camp- coram aliquid cerno perceive something as an eyewitness, witness something as an eyewitness complurium annorum perennial, multiyear consummate perfectly, superbly, completely comoediam do perform a comedy corpus mortui aperio perform a postmortem examination on a dead person corpus mortui inseco perform a postmortem examination on a dead person clavichordio cano perform on the piano, play the piano clavicino 1 perform on the piano, play the piano clavili cano perform on the piano, play the piano clavicymbalo cano perform something on the piano coquino 1 perform the office of a cook choros agito performing choirs choros ago performing choirs choros exerceo performing choirs choros duco performing choirs, lead the round dance compositio verborum period structure, sentence structure compereo perish together concretio mortalis perishable materials caelum calamitosum pernicious climate cathetus, catheti f perpendicular line, perpendicular conceptor, conceptoris m perpetrator commissor, commissoris m perpetrator, culprit, polluter contumacia, contumaciae f perseverance in one’s purpose, perseverance in one’s opinion, arrogance, inflexibility, contumacy, obstinacy, stubbornness coepta expugno persevere in carrying out one's intention, carry through one's intention confictio personae person poetry, personal poetry collegatarius, i m person to whom is bequeathed a legacy in common with others, collegatary, joint-legatee custodiae, custodiarum f persons in confinement, captives, prisoners Capitolini, Capitolinorum m persons who had responsibility for the Capitoline Games candidus, candida, candidum perspicuous, flowing, artless, unaffected, unblemished, pure, guileless, honest, upright, sincere, fair, candid, frank, open, cheerful, oyous, happy, fortunate, prosperous, lucky capularis , capulare pertaining to a bier, destined for a bier candidatorius, candidatoria, candidatorium pertaining to a candidate for office castricianus, castriciana, castricianum pertaining to a Castricius cohortalis, cohortale pertaining to a cattle-yard, pertaining to a poultry-yard, pertaining to an imperial body-guard cortalis, cortale pertaining to a cattle-yard, pertaining to a poultry-yard, pertaining to an imperial body-guard causalis, causale pertaining to a cause, causal censualis, censuale pertaining to a census catenarius, catenaria, catenarium pertaining to a chain, fastened by a chain curulis, curule pertaining to a chariot comitivus, comitiva, comitivum pertaining to a chief officer columnarius, columnaria, columnarium pertaining to a column congiarius, congiaria, congiarium pertaining to a congius, holding a congius, given by measure consularis, consulare pertaining to a consul, consular, of consular rank cosularis, cosulare pertaining to a consul, consular, of consular rank cursualis, cursuale pertaining to a course, running, , hasty, speedy catervarius, catervaria, catervarium pertaining to a crowd, pertaining to a troop curialis, curiale pertaining to a curia, belonging to the same curia, belonging to the same district, belonging to the same division of the people, pertaining to the religious services of the curiae cymbalicus, cymbalica, cymbalicum pertaining to a cymbal climactericus, climacterica, climactericum pertaining to a dangerous epoch in life, climacterical cervinus, cervina, cervinum pertaining to a deer condicticius, condicticia, condicticium pertaining to a demand of restitution cenalis, cenale pertaining to a dinner cenaticus, cenatica, cenaticum pertaining to a dinner coenaticus, coenatica, coenaticum pertaining to a dinner caninus, canina, caninum pertaining to a dog, canine, dog- cardineus, cardinea, cardineum pertaining to a door-hinge cardinalis, cardinale pertaining to a door-hinge, that on which something turns, that on which something depends, principal, chief columbinaceus, columbinacea, columbinaceum pertaining to a dove columbinus, columbina, columbinum pertaining to a dove, pertaining to a pigeon, dove- convivalis, convivale pertaining to a feast, festal, convivial convivialis, conviviale pertaining to a feast, festal, convivial castellanus, castellana, castellanum pertaining to a fort, pertaining to a castle claustralis, claustrale pertaining to a fortress cenacularius, cenacularia, cenacularium pertaining to a garret coenacularius, coenacularia, coenacularium pertaining to a garret collinus, collina, collinum pertaining to a hill, found on a hill, growing on a hill, hilly, hill- caballinus, caballina, caballinum pertaining to a horse, horse- canterinus, canterina, canterinum pertaining to a horse, horse- cantherinus, cantherina, cantherinum pertaining to a horse, horse- cadialis, cadiale pertaining to a jar, contained in a jar commissuralis, commissurale pertaining to a juncture cybaeus, cybaea, cybaeum pertaining to a kind of cacabaceus, cacabacea, cacabaceum pertaining to a kitchen-pot caccabaceus, caccabacea, caccabaceum pertaining to a kitchen-pot campester, campestris, campestre pertaining to a level field, even, flat, level, champaign, relating to the Campus Martius, relating to the athletic exercises held in the Campus Martius, pertaining to the comitia held in the Campus Martius campestris, campestre pertaining to a level field, even, flat, level, champaign, relating to the Campus Martius, relating to the athletic exercises held in the Campus Martius, pertaining to the comitia held in the Campus Martius catulinus, catulina, catulinum pertaining to a little dog, dog’s- clitellarius, clitellaria, clitellarium pertaining to a pack-saddle, bearing a pack-saddle carceralis, carcerale pertaining to a prison carcereus, carcerea, carcereum pertaining to a prison coemptionalis, coemptionale pertaining to a sham sale, pertaining to a sham marriage, poor, worthless comptionalis, coemptionale pertaining to a sham sale, pertaining to a sham marriage, poor, worthless concheus, conchea, concheum pertaining to a shell-fish cribrarius, cribraria, cribrarium pertaining to a sieve, sifted cubiclarius, cubiclaria, cubiclarium pertaining to a sleepingchamber cubicularis, cubiculare pertaining to a sleepingchamber cubicularius, cubicularia, cubicularium pertaining to a sleepingchamber cubucularius, cubucularia, cubucularium pertaining to a sleepingchamber cellaris, cellare pertaining to a storeroom cellarius, cellaria, cellarium pertaining to a storeroom carpentarius, carpentaria, carpentarium pertaining to a wagon, pertaining to a chariot calamarius, calamaria, calamarium pertaining to a writing-reed castimonialis, castimoniale pertaining to abstinence, pertaining to continence constitutorius, constitutoria, constitutorium pertaining to agreement colonicus, colonica, colonicum pertaining to agriculture, pertaining to husbandry, found upon any farm, common, pertaining to a colony calasticus, calastica, calasticum pertaining to alleviating, pertaining to soothing chalasticus, chalastica, chalasticum pertaining to alleviating, pertaining to soothing calculatorius, calculatoria, calculatorium pertaining to an accountant causidicalis, causidicale pertaining to an advocate cognitorius, cognitoria, cognitorium pertaining to an advocate conventionalis, conventionale pertaining to an agreement, pertaining to a compact, conventional cathedralicius, cathedralicia, cathedralicium pertaining to an arm-chair cathedrarius, cathedraria, cathedrarium pertaining to an arm-chair, pertaining to the chair or office of a teacher cohortalinus, cohortalina, cohortalinum pertaining to an imperial body-guard cortalinus, cortalina, cortalinum pertaining to an imperial body-guard clurinus, clurina, clurinum pertaining to apes compromissarius, compromissaria, compromissarium pertaining to arbitration cinerarius, cineraria, cinerarium pertaining to ashes, bordering upon graves confinialis, confiniale pertaining to boundaries, boundary-, bordering confinalis, confinale pertaining to boundaries, pertaining to boundary, bordering calcariarius, calcariaria, calcariarium pertaining to burning lime calcularius, calcularia, calcularium pertaining to calculation Caucasius , Caucasia, Caucasium pertaining to Caucasus, Caucasian Cerealis, Cereale pertaining to Ceres, devoted to Ceres, pertaining to the cultivation of land, pertaining to grain, pertaining to agriculture casearius, casearia, casearium pertaining to cheese, cheese- Circaeus, Circaea, Circaeum pertaining to Circe, Circean cisterninus, cisternina, cisterninum pertaining to cisterns, cistern- civicus, civica, civicum pertaining to citizens, civil, civic, citizens, pertaining to a town, pertaining to a city civilis, civile pertaining to citizens, civil, civic, relating to public life, relating to political life, political, public, state-, courteous, polite, civil, affable, urbane Clusinus, Clusina, Clusinum pertaining to Clusium concubitalis, concubitale pertaining to coition comoedicus, comoedica, comoedicum pertaining to comedy, comic comoedus, comoeda, comoedum pertaining to comedy, comic, adapted to comedy, given to acting conventicius, conventicia, conventicium pertaining to coming together, pertaining to intercourse conventitius, conventitia, conventitium pertaining to coming together, pertaining to intercourse compascuus, compascua, compascuum pertaining to common pasturage comparativus, comparativa, comparativum pertaining to comparison, depending on comparison, comparative Comensis, Comense pertaining to Comum conceptionalis, conceptionale pertaining to conception concessivus, concessiva, concessivum pertaining to concession, concessive concordialis, concordiale pertaining to concord, pertaining to union confessorius, confessoria, confessorium pertaining to confession, pertaining to acknowledgment coniectarius, coniectaria, coniectarium pertaining to conjecture, conjectural copulativus, copulativa, copulativum pertaining to connecting, copulative consolatorius, consolatoria, consolatorium pertaining to consolation, consolatory consolabilis, consolabile pertaining to consolation, that may be consoled, consolable, that brings consolation, consolatory consultatorius, consultatoria, consultatorium pertaining to consultation contentiosus, contentiosa, contentiosum pertaining to contention, contentious, disputatious, headstrong, obstinate, pertinacious concertatorius, concertatoria, concertatorium pertaining to controversy, pertaining to disputation, controversial controversialis, controversiale pertaining to controversy, pertaining to dispute, controversial cocinus, cocina, cocinum pertaining to cooking coquinus, coquina, coquinum pertaining to cooking criminalis, criminale pertaining to crime, criminal Cybeleius, Cybeleia, Cybeleium pertaining to Cybele Cynthius, Cynthia, Cynthium pertaining to Cynthus, Cynthian Cyparissĭus, Cyparissĭa, Cyparissĭum pertaining to Cyparissa cupedinarius, cupedinaria, cupedinarium pertaining to dainty dishes or delicacies cuppedinarius, cuppedinaria, cuppedinarium pertaining to dainty dishes or delicacies cervariolus, cervariola, cervariolum pertaining to deer cervarius, cervaria, cervarium pertaining to deer cenatorius, cenatoria, cenatorium pertaining to dinner, pertaining to the table coenatorius, coenatoria, coenatorium pertaining to dinner, pertaining to the table canarius, canaria, canarium pertaining to dogs, dog- columbarius, columbaria, columbarium pertaining to doves coctilicius, coctilicia, coctilicium pertaining to dried wood crustarius, crustaria, crustarium pertaining to embossed work cibalis, cibale pertaining to food cibarius, cibaria, cibarium pertaining to food, suitable for food cepuricus, cepurica, cepuricum pertaining to gardening cessicius, cessicia, cessicium pertaining to giving up, pertaining to ceding, belonging to the cession caprinus, caprina, caprinum pertaining to goats curatorius, curatoria, curatorium pertaining to guardianship, pertaining to a guardian chalazius, chalazia, chalazium pertaining to hail chirografarius, chirografaria, chirografarium pertaining to handwriting, manuscript- chirographarius, chirographaria, chirographarium pertaining to handwriting, manuscript-, written by hand caelestis, caeleste pertaining to heaven, pertaining to the heavens, found in heaven, coming from heaven, heavenly, celestial, divine, god-like, magnificent, preeminent coelestis, coeleste pertaining to heaven, pertaining to the heavens, found in heaven, coming from heaven, heavenly, celestial, divine, god-like, magnificent, preeminent conducticius, conducticia, conducticium pertaining to hire, hired, rented cornualis, cornuale pertaining to horns crapularius, crapularia, crapularium pertaining to intoxication, preventive of inebriation cognitionalis, cognitionale pertaining to judicial inquiry capellianus , capelliana, capellianum pertaining to kids, pertaining to goats corarius, coraria, corarium pertaining to leather, useful for tanning leather coriarius, coriaria, coriarium pertaining to leather, useful for tanning leather captatorius, captatoria, captatorium pertaining to legacy-hunters, hereditary calcarius, calcaria, calcarium pertaining to lime, lime- claustrarius, claustraria, claustrarium pertaining to locks chalatorius, chalatoria, chalatorium pertaining to loosing, pertaining to letting down canorus, canora, canorum pertaining to melody, melodious, harmonious, euphonious cinaedicus, cinaedica, cinaedicum pertaining to one who is unchaste, immodest, lewd chartarius, chartaria, chartarium pertaining to paper, paper- charteus, chartea, charteum pertaining to paper, paper- centonarius, centonaria, centonarium pertaining to patchwork consortalis, consortale pertaining to property held in common commeatalis, commeatale pertaining to provisions or supplies, accompanying the provisions caementicius, caementicia, caementicium pertaining to quarried stones, consisting of quarried stones caerimonialis, caerimoniale pertaining to religious rites, ceremonial cerimonialis, cerimoniale pertaining to religious rites, ceremonial caerimoniosus, caerimoniosa, caerimoniosum pertaining to religious rites, devoted to religious rites cerimoniosus, cerimoniosa, cerimoniosum pertaining to religious rites, devoted to religious rites cursorius, cursoria, cursorium pertaining to running, belonging to the runner, pertaining to a race-course cursurius, cursuria, cursurium pertaining to running, belonging to the runner, pertaining to a race-course crocinus, crocina, crocinum pertaining to saffron, saffron-, saffron-colored croceus, crocea, croceum pertaining to saffron, saffron-, saffron-colored, yellow, golden cetosus, cetosa, cetosum pertaining to sea-fishes cautionalis, cautionale pertaining to security concursatorius, concursatoria, concursatorium pertaining to skirmishing cantilenosus, cantilenosa, cantilenosum pertaining to song, poetic condimentarius, condimentaria, condimentarium pertaining to spices, pertaining to seasoning calculensis, calculense pertaining to stones Cyloneus, Cylonea, Cyloneum pertaining to the Athenian Cylon, Cylonius, Cylonia, Cylonium pertaining to the Athenian Cylon, castorinus, castorina, castorinum pertaining to the beaver, beaver- Cycneius, Cycneii m pertaining to the Boeotian Cycnus, the son of Hyrie Cygneius, Cygneii m pertaining to the Boeotian Cycnus, the son of Hyrie Capitolinus, Capitolina, Capitolinum pertaining to the Capitol, Capitoline carrucarius, carrucaria, carrucarium pertaining to the carruca carrucharius, carrucharia, carrucharium pertaining to the carruca centumviralis, centumvirale pertaining to the centumviri choricus, chorica, choricum pertaining to the chorus, kind of anapœstic verse circensis, circense pertaining to the Circus circiensis, circiense pertaining to the Circus circuensis, circuense pertaining to the Circus colicus, colica, colicum pertaining to the colic, suffering from the colic colonarius, colonaria, colonarium pertaining to the colonus, rustic comitianus, comitiana, comitianum pertaining to the Comes Orientis continentalis, continentale pertaining to the continent, continental cothurnatus, cothurnata, cothurnatum pertaining to the cothurnus, elevated, lofty, tragic coturnatus, coturnata, coturnatum pertaining to the cothurnus, elevated, lofty, tragic compitalis, compitale pertaining to the cross-ways cruciarius, cruciaria, cruciarium pertaining to the cross, pertaining to torture, full of torture cruciatorius, cruciatoria, cruciatorium pertaining to the cross, pertaining to torture, full of torture curiatus, curiata, curiatum pertaining to the curia, decided by the curia, belonging to the curia curiatus, curiata, curiatum pertaining to the curiae Cyclopius, Cyclopia, Cyclopium pertaining to the Cyclopes Cynosuris, Cynosuridis f pertaining to the Cynosura comitatensis, comitatense pertaining to the dignity or office of courtiers canicularis, caniculare pertaining to the dog-star cubitalis, cubitale pertaining to the elbow, a cubit long comitionalis, comitionale pertaining to the elections consistorialis, consistoriale pertaining to the emperor’s cabinet consistorianus, consistoriana, consistorianum pertaining to the emperor’s cabinet campaneus, campanea, campaneum pertaining to the fields campanius, campania, campanium pertaining to the fields corporativus, corporativa, corporativum pertaining to the forming of a body caprarius, capraria, caprarium pertaining to the goat caprilis, caprile pertaining to the goat capillaris, capillare pertaining to the hair comatorius, comatoria, comatorium pertaining to the hair crinalis, crinale pertaining to the hair, hair- cardiacus, cardiaca, cardiacum pertaining to the heart, pertaining to the stomach, suffering from a disease of the stomach cordiacus, cordiaca, cordiacum pertaining to the heart, pertaining to the stomach, suffering from a disease of the stomach cordialus, cordiala, cordialum pertaining to the heart, pertaining to the stomach, suffering from a disease of the stomach cordiatus, cordiata, cordiatum pertaining to the heart, pertaining to the stomach, suffering from a disease of the stomach clunalis, clunale pertaining to the hinder parts, hind- cocinatorius, cocinatoria, cocinatorium pertaining to the kitchen coquinatorius, coquinatoria, coquinatorium pertaining to the kitchen coquinaris, coquinare pertaining to the kitchen, culinary coquinarius, coquinaria, coquinarium pertaining to the kitchen, culinary culīnārius, culīnāria, culīnārium pertaining to the kitchen, culinary, kitchen- coleatus, coleata, coleatum pertaining to the membrum virile classiarius, classiaria, classiarium pertaining to the navy collaris, collare pertaining to the neck cunicularis, cuniculare pertaining to the rabbit, rabbit- calceolarius, calceolaria, calceolarium pertaining to the shoes calciolarius, calciolaria, calciolarium pertaining to the shoes caligaris, caligare pertaining to the soldier’s boot caligarius, caligaria, caligarium pertaining to the soldier’s boot crepidarius, crepidaria, crepidarium pertaining to the sole, pertaining to the sandal chelidonius, chelidonia, chelidonium pertaining to the swallow Caesareus, Caesarea, Caesareum pertaining to the triumvir Caesar, Caesarian, imperial, built by the emperor Domitian caudiceus, caudicea, caudiceum pertaining to the trunk of a tree caudicalis, caudicale pertaining to the trunks of trees, of wood, the employment of woodsplitting chronicus, chronica, chronicum pertaining to time, chronic, lingering coniugulus, coniugula, coniugulum pertaining to uniting, connecting caldarius, caldaria, caldarium pertaining to warming, suitable for warming calidarius, calidaria, calidarium pertaining to warming, suitable for warming colliciaris, colliciare pertaining to water-channels cerarius, ceraria, cerarium pertaining to wax connubialis, connubiale pertaining to wedlock, connubial, conjugal conubialis, conubiale (connubialis, connubiale) pertaining to wedlock, connubial, conjugal cuius, cuia, cuium pertaining to whom?, of whom?, whose? contentiose pertinaciously, obstinately calumnia, calumniae f perversion of justice, bringing of an action in bad faith, conviction for malicious prosecution causula, causulae f petty lawsuit, slight occasion caupo, cauponis m (copo) petty tradesman, huckster, innkeeper copo, coponis m petty tradesman, huckster, innkeeper cupo, cuponis m petty tradesman, huckster, innkeeper conlega sapientiae philosophical comrade catalogus telephonicus phone book corporis īnsūmptio physical exhaustion, fatigue, burnout corporis exercitatio physical training, athletic training, sports training corpore physically clinicus, clinici m physician who attends patients sick in bed, patient confined to his bed, bearer of the bier, sexton, grave-digger, one who was baptized when sick or infirm clavilista, clavilistae m pianist, piano player clavicen, clavicinis m piano player claviarium, claviarii n piano clavichordium, clavichordii n piano clavicymbalum, clavicymbali n piano clavile, clavilis n piano carpeo 2 pick, pluck, pluck off, cull, crop, gather carpio 5 pick, pluck, pluck off, cull, crop, gather carpo 3 pick, pluck, pluck off, cull, crop, gather, take something as nourishment, crop, pluck off, browse, graze on, eat, devour, tear off, tear away, fleece rich lovers carphologia, carphologiae f picking of pieces of straw from the (mud) walls crocidismus, crocidismi m picking off of flocks cala, calae f piece of wood, billet of wood calum, cali n piece of wood, firewood conterebro 1 pierce through, bore through confossus, confossa. confossum pierced through, full of holes, seriously damaged cinnabari, cinnabaris n pigment obtained from the gum of the dragon’s-blood tree, dragon’s-blood cinnabaris, cinnabaris f pigment obtained from the gum of the dragon’s-blood tree, dragon’s-blood caelo aliquid aequo pile something sky-high columen rei publicae pillar of the state columnarii, columnariorum m pillar saints, criminal riffraff columnarium, columnarii n pillar-tax, tribute for the pillars of a house capitale, capitalis n pillow cervical, cervicalis n (cervicale, cervicalis n) pillow, bolster cervicale, cervicalis n pillow, bolster chalazion, chalazii n pimple or small tubercle on the eyelids chalazosis, chalazosis f pimple or small tubercle on the eyelids cnodax, cnodacis m pin, pivot, gudgeon canaliclarius, canaliclariī m pipe manufacturer, gutter fabricator, plumber canale, canalis n pipe, groove, channel, water-pipe, conduit, canal, trench in mines, windpipe, sewer, flow of speech, groove upon Ionic capitals, channel for missiles in a catapult, splint for holding broken bones together, reed-pipe canalis, canalis c pipe, groove, channel, water-pipe, conduit, canal, trench in mines, windpipe, sewer, flow of speech, groove upon Ionic capitals, channel for missiles in a catapult, splint for holding broken bones together, reed-pipe castrametor 1 pitch a camp, stake out a camp caligo picea pitch black darkness cedria, cedriae f pitch from cedar, resin from cedar commiserescit pity rises, sympathy rises cardo, cardinis m pivot and socket of a door, hinge of a door, beams that were fitted together, turning point, pole, chief point, chief circumstance, the earth as the centre of the universe casa scriblitaria pizzeria carectum, carecti n place covered with sedge or rushes, sedge-plot cohors, cohortis f place enclosed around, court, enclosure, yard, pen, multitude enclosed, multitude fenced in, company of soldiers, division of an army, cohort, troop of cavalry, army, the train or retinue of the praetor in a province, crowd, multitude, company, throng, attendants cohors, cohortis f place enclosed around, court, enclosure, yard, pen, the multitude enclosed in, the multitude fenced in, company of soldiers, division of an army, cohort, auxiliary troops, allies, troop of cavalry, army, retinue of the praetor in a province, crowd, multitude carminibus templorum exorno aditus place epigrams at the entrances to the temples colliga, colligae f place for gathering, collection location, collection point conisterium, conisterii n place in the palæstra where the athletæ, after anointing, sprinkled themselves with dust collectaculum aquae place of assembling, receptacle, reservoir campus Martius place of assembly for the Roman people at the comitia centuriata, the comitia themselves, place for games, exercise, and recreation, place for military drills conciliabolum, conciliaboli n place of assembly, public place, marketplace, exchange, place for court, brothel conciliabulum, conciliabuli n (conciliabolum) place of assembly, public place, marketplace, exchange, place for court, brothel consistorium, consistorii n place of assembly, the earth, as a dwelling-place of man, a room where servants wait, the place where the emperor’s council met, emperor’s cabinet cubile, cubilis n place of rest, couch, bed, marriage-bed, nest, lair, hole, kennel, couch of the setting sun, joint of a stone, bed of a stone, beam, the very den of something, the very lair of something comparo 1 place on the same footing, put on an equality with, place together in comparison, compare, reflect, consider, judge confido alicui place one's trust in someone circumsisto 3 place one’s self around, take one’s stand around a person or thing, surround, go around, stand around contrapono 3 place opposite, oppose to caelum decerno alicui place someone among the gods conspicilium, conspicilii n place to look from conspicillum, conspicilli n place to look from colloco 1 place together, arrange, station, lay, put, place, set, set up, erect, give in marriage, give, lay out, invest, advance, place money, place a dowry, place wealth, employ, invest, dispose of, occupy, employ, put, set in order compono 3 place together, lay together, bring together, set together, unite, join, connect, collect, aggregate, compose, orde, arrange, adjust conditorium, conditōrii n place where any thing is laid up, repository, place for preserving a dead body, place for preserving the ashes of the dead, coffin, tomb, sepulchre cimeliarchium, cimeliarchii n place where jewels are deposited, treasury competum, competi n place where several ways meet, cross-way, cross-road, altar raised at cross-roads compitum, compiti n place where several ways meet, cross-way, cross-road, altar raised at cross-roads compitus, compiti m place where several ways meet, cross-way, cross-road, altar raised at cross-roads conflages places exposed on all sides to the winds confloges places exposed on all sides to the winds confrages places exposed on all sides to the winds campestria, campestrium n plain, flat land, level ground, flat, level area, Mars Field cogitatio rerum novarum plan of overthrow, plan of a coup consilium et effectus planning and implementation consilia novorum armorum acquirendorum plans to purchase new weapons, plans to modernize armament carcinothron, carcinothri n plant also called polygonon calyx, calycis f plant of two kinds, the monk’s-hood cissanthemos, cissanthemi f plant similar to ivy, species of cyclaminos cissanthemum, cissanthemi n plant similar to ivy, species of cyclaminos cissophylon, cissophyli n plant similar to ivy, species of cyclaminos complanto 1 plant together catanance, catanances f plant used in magical love potions ceratia, ceratiae plant with a single leaf carpasum, carpasi n plant with narcotic juice carpathum, carpathi n plant with narcotic juice cymbalaris, cymbalaris f plant, also called cotyledon cymbalitis, cymbalitidis f plant, also called cotyledon conila, cunilae f plant, also called cunila and origanum carcinethron, carcinethri n plant, also called polygonon catastactice, catastactices f plant, called in pure Lat, scelerata chamaeleuce, chamaeleuces f plant, colt’sfoot chamaeleon, chamaeleontis m plant, the carline thistle chirurgus cosmeticus plastic surgeon, cosmetic surgeon catillo, catillonis m platelicker, glutton, gourmand commenticia civitas Platonis Plato's fictitious state, Plato's ideal state civitas optima Platonis Plato's ideal state civitas perfecta Platonis Plato's ideal state cithara cano play guitar cithara persono play the guitar, play on the guitar colludo 3 play together, sport together, play with, keep up false appearances with one to the injury of a third person, have a secret understanding with one, act collusively chordacista, chordacistae m player on a stringed instrument cordacista, cordacistae m player on a stringed instrument cicuticen, cicuticinis m player upon a reed-pipe campus lusorius playing field, sports field citharizo 1 playing guitar causas dictito plead frequently causo 1 plead, dispute concerning a subject, discuss it for and against, debate a question, give as a reason for something, make a pretext of, pretend causor 1 plead, dispute concerning a subject, discuss it for and against, debate a question, give as a reason for something, make a pretext of, pretend caussor 1 plead, dispute concerning a subject, discuss it for and against, debate a question, give as a reason for something, make a pretext of, pretend causidicus, causidici m pleader, advocate cave sis, ne mentiaris please do not lie! complacitus, complacita, complacitum pleased, favorable clementiam obstringo pledge oneself to leniency circulus plenarius plenary assembly conventus plenarius Plenary Assembly coetus plenarius plenary session, plenary meeting conspiro cum aliquo (contra aliquem) plot with (against) someone circumaro 1 plough around culter, cultri m plough-coulter, ploughshare, knife, vintner’s knife, butcher’s knife, hunting-knife cornicum eruo genas pluck out the eyes of the crows concerpo 3 pluck, pull in pieces, tear in pieces, rend, abuse, revile, censure coccymelum, coccymeli n plum catapeirates, catapeiratae m plumb line castra hostium diripio plunder the enemies' camp compilator, compilatoris m plunderer caecus in perniciem ruo plunge blindly into ruin, plunge blindly into the abyss, plunge blindly into disaster colutea, coluteorum n pod-like kind of fruit comici veteres poets of the Ancient Attic Comedy cacumino 1 point, make pointed, sharpen cuspis, cuspidis f point, the pointed end of any thing, spear, javelin, lance, spit, the trident of Neptune, sting of a bee, a scorpion’s sting, a pointed tube condiciones tortae pointed conditions, spiky conditions, captious conditions chelidoniacus, chelidoniaca, chelidoniacum pointed like a swallow’s tail cuneatus, cuneata, cuneatum pointed like a wedge, wedgeshaped clonos, cloni f poison cock foot calix venenarius poisoned cup calix venenatus poisoned cup contus, conti m pole, pike, rudder, rowing rod, oar, throwing spit, throwing spear, male genital contravenio 4 polemizing countering, oppose Cooperatio publica iuridicaque in rebus criminalibus (CPIRC) Police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters (PJZS) cohors custodum publicorum police department, police unit, police team canis astynomicus police dog canis biocolyticus police dog canis publicus police dog custodiae publicae sedes police station, police department custodiae publicae statio police station, police department custodes publici police carmen coerceo polish a poem colorator, coloratoris m polisher cooperatio politica political cooperation caedes politicis de causis commissa political murder, political assassination consiliorum in re publica socius political party comrade, political party member capitularis, capitulare poll tax-related capitatio, capitationis f poll-tax, outlay of the state for beasts used in the public service commingo 3 pollute, defile confoedo 1 pollute, defile conforio 4 pollute, defile coinquinatus, coinquinata, coinquinatum polluted, contaminated contaminator nidi polluter, nest defiler colluvio gentium polluting mixing of estates (through marriage) coinquinatio, coinquinationis f polluting capillus delibutus pomaded hair corchoros, corchori m poor kind of pulse, growing wild corchorum, corchori n poor kind of pulse, growing wild corchorus, corchori m poor kind of pulse, growing wild codia, codiae f poppy head caro porcina pork carmen pono pose a riddle catastema, catastematis n position of a star, situation of a star, condition of a star collocatio verborum position of the words capio 5 possess, embrace, entertain, conceive, be subjected to, suffer, experience, contain, be large enough for, swallow up, ingulf, take in, contain, hold, be strong enough for, bear, be capable of, undergo, be susceptible of, be of a nature to, comprehend colonia, coloniae f possession in land, landed estate, farm, abode, dwelling, colony, colonial town, settlement, the persons sent for the establishment of such a town, a colony, colonists, planters, colony of bees cteticos, cteticon possessive communis pestis possible destruction of the state custodes circumicio post guards all around consul suffectus post-elected consul, one chosen in the course of the year in the place of one who had died comitia differo postpone a assembly comitia prolato postpone a meeting colloquium differo in posterum diem postpone the interview until the following day crastinatio, crastinationis f postponement, adjournment, extension of deadline combibo, combibonis m pot companion, drinking companion cena ollicoqua pot dish caro assa pot roast, braised meat creta figlina potter's earth, pottery soil cataplasma, cataplasmatis n poultice, plaster, cataplasm circumfundor 3 pour around, crowd around, flow around circumplumbo 1 pour in lead around capulo 1 [1] pour off circumfundo 3 pour out around, press upon, crowd around, embrace closely, cling to, closely embrace, enclose, environ, surround, overwhelm confundo 3 pour together, mingle together, mix together, mingle, unite, join, combine, confound, confuse, jumble together, bring into disorder, disfigure, make undistinguishable cheuma, cheumatis n pour, spout circumfusio, circumfusionis f pouring around corpus cera circumfundo pouring wax around the corpse, surrounding the corpse with wax caelipotens, caelipotentis powerful in heaven coelipotens, coelipotentis powerful in heaven cortinipotens,cortinipotentis powerful on the tripod commeleto 1 praclise assiduously contra rem publicam facio practice high treason, commit high treason, pursuing plans to overthrow commentatio parendi practice in obedience cotidie declamita commentor practice with loud speeches every day coexercito 1 practise at the same time cavillor 1 practise jeering, practise mocking, censure, criticise, satirize, jest, reason captiously, use sophisms, quibble capto testamenta practise legacy-hunting, hunt for legacies committo 3 practise wrong, perpetrate wrong, do injustice, commit a crime, offend, sin, commit an offence, be guilty, be in fault collaudo 1 praise or commend very much, extol highly conlaudo 1 praise or commend very much, extol highly comprecor 1 pray to, supplicate, implore, pray, supplicate, imprecate, wish for cano surdis preach to deaf ears, talk to the wind canto surdo preaching to deaf ears, talk to the wind currum regis anteeo precede the king's chariot catoptritis, catoptritis f precious stone found in Cappadocia cochlis, cochlidis f precious stone like a snail-shell in form callaina, callainae f precious stone of a pale-green color capnitis, capnitidis f precious stone of a smoky hue ceramitis, ceramitidis f precious stone of the color of brick carcinias, carciniae m precious stone of the color of the sea-crab cepitis, cepitidis f precious stone unknown to us cepolatitis, cepolatititidis f precious stone unknown to us circos, circi m precious stone unknown to us ceraunium, ceraunii n precious stone, kind of onyx ceraunus, cerauni m precious stone, kind of onyx caduciter precipitately, headlong canto 1 predict, warn, point out, indicate, make known, say, reiterate, harp upon, forewarn of or against, use enchantments, charms, incantations, enchant, charm, call forth, produce by charms cōgitātiōne aliquid infingo prefigure conciens, concientis pregnant, full commentatio mortis preparation for death cenam alicui apparo prepare a meal for someone comparatio novi belli prepare for a new war comparo 1 (2) prepare something with zeal, care, make ready, set in order, furnish, provide, procure, get, purchase, obtain, prepare, make, collect, brought one over to one's side, gained one over to one's side cottabius, cottabia, cottabium prepared in the tile conditura, conditurae f (2) preparing, making comparatio, comparationis f (2) preparing, providing for, preparation, procuring, gaining, acquiring, purchasing, purchase codicillis praescribo prescribe in writing, order in writing celeritas animorum presence of mind celeritas ingenii presence of mind, resourcefulness, inventiveness coram present in one’s own person, in one’s own presence, personally, in one’s presence, in their own hands, in the very act copiosius aliquid persequor (explico) present something more exhaustive conservans, conservantis preservative conditus, conditus m preserving of fruits comitia praesidentialia presidential elections colloquium cum diurnario habitum press briefing, press conference constipo 1 press closely together, crowd closely together conventus diurnariis edocendis press conference coarto 1 press together, compress, contract, confine, strangle one’s self, abridge, shorten, compress, compel, constrain coarcto 1 press together, compress, contract, confine, abridge, shorten, compress, compel, constrain coarto 1 press together, compress, contract, confine, abridge, shorten, compress, compel, constrain convexo 1 press together, squeeze together comprimo 3 press together, squeeze together, compress, hold back, hold, keep in, restrain, hinder, check, repress, curb, keep to one’s self, keep back, withhold, suppress, conceal conspisso 1 press together, thicken, condense, dense cospisso 1 press together, thicken, condense, dense compulso 1 press violently, strike violently, contend together, fight together compresso 1 press, oppress compressus, compressa, compressum pressed together, close, strait, narrow, costive, connected with costiveness compactilis, compactile pressed together, joined together, compact, fitted one to another, thick-set confertus, conferta, confertum pressed together, pressed close, crowded, thick, dense, close, compact, stuffed, filled full, full compressus, compressus m pressing together, compression, embracing, copulation compressio, compressionis f pressing together, compression, embracing, copulation, compression of an expression, suppression, repression compulsatio, compulsationis f pressing together, contest, contention conspectus, conspecta, conspectum prestigious, conspicuous, sensational, excellent, noticeable, outstanding coemptio, coemptionis f pretended purchase of an estate which was subjected to a mock sale for the purpose of divesting it of the burden of certain sacrifices attached to it causatio, causationis f pretext, excuse, apology, plea, a disease causabundus, causabunda, causabundum pretexting reasons comula, comulae f pretty hair compluscule pretty often commercium annonae impedio prevent the supply of food copias hostium distineo prevent the unification of the enemy troops corpora captiva prey on humans and cattle circumpungo 3 prick around, puncture around compungo 3 prick severely, puncture severely, sting, prick conpungo 3 prick severely, puncture severely, sting, prick curio, curionis m priest of a curia, crier Cybelista, Cybelistae m priest of Cybele compitales, compitalium m priests of the Lares compitales cena, cenae f principal meal of the Romans in the early period, taken about midday, dinner, supper, dish, course, company at table, place of an entertainment coena, coenae f principal meal of the Romans in the early period, dinner, supper, dish, course, company at table, place of an entertainment caena, caenae f principal meal of the Romans, dinner, supper, dish, course, company at table, place of an entertainment cena, cenae f principal meal of the Romans, dinner, supper, dish, course, company at table, place of an entertainment calculi, calculorum m principles of action custos carceris prison guard carceris director prison warden, prison governor carcar, carcaris m prison, jail cella promptuaria prison, jail commutatio captivorum prisoner exchange, prisoner swap carcerarius, carcerarii m prisonkeeper, jailer census privatus private assets, private property civium disceptationes private law disputes civilis causa private process, private litigation, private trial conscius sceleris privy to the crime, involved in the crime comprobatio, comprobationis f probationary test castigatius ago proceed more cautiously caprigenus, caprigena, caprigenum proceeding from a goat, of the goat kind causationes, causationum f process, trial, litigation, lawsuit, court case consulem aliquem renuntio proclaim someone as consul consulem declaro proclaim someone consul clarigo 1 proclaim war against an enemy with certain religious ceremonies by the Fetiales condictio, condictionis f proclamation of a festival, formal claim of restitution consatĭo, consatĭonis f procreation commeatum subveho procure supplies of provisions commeatum supporto procure supplies of provisions concilio 1 procure, provide, prepare, produce something for one, couple, obtain by purchase or otherwise, purchase, acquire, win, cause, bring about, make, produce, bring about comparatio veneni procurement of poison cunio 4 produce crap, make crap cano 3 produce melodious sounds, sing of, celebrate in song, make known in song, utter melodious notes, sing, sound, play, speak in a sing-song tone, crow, resound, rehearse, recite, cause to resound, prophesy, foretell, predict, blow canto 1 produce melodious sounds, sound, sing, play, recite, declaim, sound, resound cantus, cantus m production of melodious sound, musical utterance or expression, song, singing, playing, music, crowing, prophetic or oracular song, incantation, charm, magic song christianizo 1 professing Christianity, professing to be a Christian catagrapha, catagraphorum n profile paintings, side views commeatus argentarius profit from money transactions conatus et effectus project and realization, attempt and completion columna, columnae f projecting object, column, pillar, post, support, water-spout, meteor, mebrum virile, top, summit compromitto 3 promise mutually to abide by the decision of an arbiter, promise at the same time cautum, cauti n promissory note cautus, cautus m promissory note Cynossema, Cynossematis n promontory of the Thracian Chersonese where Hecuba was buried civitatem omnibus rebus orno promote citizenship in every way concoctionem adiuvo promote the digestion cathedro 1 promote to bishop, make bishop conceptorius, conceptoria, conceptorium promoting conception, promoting pregnancy coniuga personis pronomina pronouns connectable with all persons confulcio 4 prop up properly, support properly, store properly cubitum premo prop up the elbow condicionem offero propose, make a marriage proposal condicionem defero propose, propose marriage concionabundus, concionabunda, concionabundum proposing something in a public assembly, haranguing in a public assembly contionabundus, contionabunda, contionabundum proposing something in a public assembly, haranguing in a public assembly copiae rei familiaris prosperity, wealth, affluence, commoda alicuius tueor protect someone's interest, safeguard someone's interests cura secretorum protection of secrets cothurnosus, cothurnosa, cothurnosum proud, wild, fierce culpam de me demolior prove one's innocence contra pugno prove to be an opponent, prove to be an adversary, fight against it contestatus, contestata, contestatum proved by witness, tried, proved contestate proven, sure cognitorem do provide an identity witness caveo in iure provide legal assistance with bail bonds caveo in iure provide security from damage crinio 4 provide with hair, cover with hair circumflexibilis, circumflexibile provided with a circumflex accent capitulatus, capitulata, capitulatum provided with a small head, ending in a small head characatus, characata, characatum provided with stakes, propped up confaecatus, confaecata, confaecatum provided with yeast, yeast added cautio ac diligentia prudent caution compositus pudor prudery cauponium, cauponii n pub, tavern, tavern furniture certatio multae public discussion concerning a punishment to be inflicted causae criminalis actor public prosecutor, district attorney cognitor, cognitoris m Public Prosecutor, District Attorney commeatus publicus public transport conclamatus, conclamata, conclamatum published abroad by crying out, known, celebrated, lamentable, unfortunate collectione spiritus plenus ter continuo sternutavit puffed up from holding his breath, he sneezed three times in a row caput coma reduco pull back the head by the hair constringor 3 pull myself together, freeze together comam traho pull one's hair out circumago aliquid pull something around currum traho pull the car curru succedo pull the car, pull the wagon copias ex hibernaculis extraho pull the troops out of the winter layer cataractam subduco pull up the portcullis, pull up the drawbridge cancellaria, cancellariae f pulpit, chancellor, chancery cicera, cicerae f pulse similar to the chickpea, chickling-vetch colaphos alicui infringo punch someone colapho aliquem icio punch someone, give someone a punch compunctio, compunctionis f puncture, sting of conscience, remorse crudeliter consulo in aliquem punish someone cruelly, act cruelly against someone, deal with someone cruelly capite aliquem punio (punior) punish someone with death capite aliquem punio (punior) punish someone with death, execute (carry out) the death penalty on someone capitaliter animadverto in militem punish the soldier by death cora, corae f pupil of the eye, name of proserpine, virgin, girl commerciales tabulae purchase protocol, purchase record coemo 3 purchase together, buy up coimo 3 purchase together, buy up commercata edulia purchased foods comparator, comparatoris m purchaser caste purely, spotlessly, without stain, uprightly, chastely, virtuously, properly, correctly, classically, piously, religiously castificatio, castificationis f purification, cleaning compurgo 1 purify completely cimico 1 purify from bugs castifico 1 purify, make pure castificus, castifica, castificum purifying, pure castitas, castitatis f purity of morals, morality, purity of body, chastity, disinterestedness castitudo, castitudinis f purity of morals, morality, purity of body, chastity, disinterestedness castimonia, castimoniae f purity of morals, morality, purity, such as is requisite for religious services, chastity, abstinence castimonium, castimonii n purity of morals, morality, purity, such as is requisite for religious services, chastity, abstinence chlamys punicea purple coat conchyliarius, conchyliarii m purple dyer conquiliarius, conquiliarii m purple dyer cogito 1 pursue something in the mind, consider thoroughly, ponder, weigh, reflect upon, think, have something in mind, intend, meditate, design, plan, purpose castrensiarius, castrensiaria, castrensiarium purveyor for the camp, sutler copiarius, copiarii m purveyor cornipeta, cornipetae m pushing with the horns, goring with the horns cornupeta, cornupetae m pushing with the horns, goring with the horns cunnilingus, cunnilingi m pussy licker, vaginal licker cunnio, cunnionis m pussy licker, vaginal licker claustrum obicio put a barrier chain in front of it clitellas bovi impono put a pack-saddle upon an ox, assign one a duty for which he is not qualified consilium perficio put a plan into action, realize a plan, carry out a plan collum filo circumdo put a thread around the neck circumdo 1 put around, set around, place around, wrap around, enclose, surround somthing (with something), encompass, enclose, encircle, invest, besiege compono 3 put away, put aside, put in place, store up, put away, collect, preserve, pack, adjust, lay out, collect and inurn, inter, bury, lay at rest, quiet cibum pono alicui put food in front of someone, serve food to someone conitor 3 (connitor 3) put forth all one’s strength, strive, struggle, endeavor, press upon, press toward, struggle toward, strive to reach, struggle in giving birth, labor connitor 3 put forth all one’s strength, strive, struggle, endeavor, press upon, press toward, struggle toward, strive to reach, struggle in giving birth, labor condio 4 put fruit in vinegar, put fruit in wine, put fruit in spices, preserve, pickle, make fragrant, embalm, make savory, to season, spice, cultivate, ornament, make pleasant, make agreeable, to soften, temper cieo 2 (cio 4) put in motion, move, stir, shake, rouse up, disturb, excite, call to, call upon for help, invoke, call upon any one by name, mention by name, stimulate, rouse, produce, effect, cause, occasion, begin cio 4 put in motion, move, stir, shake, rouse up, disturb, excite, call to, call upon for help, invoke, call upon any one by name, mention by name, stimulate, rouse, produce, effect, cause, occasion, begin citus, cita, citum put in motion, quick, swift, rapid claustro 1 put in the monastery cataplexis, cataplexis f put in wonderment, in-amazement-setting, astonishment cito 1 put into quick motion, move violently, drive rapidly, hurl, shake, rouse, excite, provoke, incite, stimulate, promote, shoot forth, call the parties, call for votes in the senate, mention by name, name, mention, call out, proclaim, announce canonizo 1 put into the list or catalogue of saints, canonize comoediam ago put on a comedy coronam mihi ad caput accommodo put on the crown comas induo perversas put on the wig consilii mei copiam alicui facio put one's advice at the disposal of someone, offer one's advice to someone columnam mento suffigo put one's arm under the chin compressis manibus sedeo put one's hands in one's lap, move neither hand nor foot, sit idly by capita conferre put one's heads together catenas alicui indo put someone in chains compedes alicui impingo put someone in shackles, tie someone up condicionem rei agendae impedio put something on hold copias in acie constituo put the army in battle order, arrange the army in battle order crimen alicui delego put the blame on someone culpam in aliquem conicio put the blame on someone culpam in aliquem transfero put the blame on someone calculum pono put the calculating stones on the board, make a calculation classem expedio put the fleet in readiness cultrum suppono put the knife to someone's throat commissum corrigo put the project on the right track, get the project on track copias flumen traduco put the troops across the river, get the troops across the river copias flumen traicio put the troops across the river, get the troops across the river coronam alicui impono put the victory wreath on someone's head conterno 1 put three things together, make threefold custodem appono (adpono) put under supervision, put under control custodem impono put under supervision, put under control custodem pono put under supervision, put under control casses impono put up nets calcaribus equum concito putting the spurs to the horse, spur the horse calcaribus equum incito putting the spurs to the horse, spur the horse compositio, compositionis f putting together, compounding, connecting, arranging, composition, adjustment, connection, coherence, system, drawing up in writing, arrangement, disposition, laying together for preservation, laying up compluvium, compluvii n quadranguiar open space in the middle of a Roman house, which collected the rain-water flowing from the roofs and conducted it to a basin, quadrangular support for vines conquadruplo 1 quadruple, quadruplicate cocturnix, cocturnicis f quail coturnix, coturnicis f quail corrixor 1 quarrel with each other, bicker with each other cantus a quattuor symphoniacis editus quartet crepido maritima quay, wharf, quayside, dock, pier celeris victoria quick victory celeritas in respondendo quick-wittedness in answering convivifico 1 quicken together celero 1 (tr.) quicken, hasten, accelerate, execute, quickly citi solvite vela quickly hoist the sails celeratim quickly calide quickly, promptly, , promptly, without delay, immediately, freshly, with fire, with commitment, on the spot concitate quickly, rapidly, impetuously, ardently concite quickly, rapidly, impetuously, ardently celere quickly, speedily celeriter [celerius, celerrime] quickly, speedily citatim [citatius, citatissime] quickly, speedily, hastily cito [citius, citissime] quickly, speedily, soon cursim quickly, swiftly, hastily, speedily cursu quickly, swiftly, hastily, speedily caulis pennae quill pen, feather quill cydonius, cydonii f quince-tree Cydonites, Cydonitae m quince-wine cotonea, cotoneorum n quince, quince-apple cotonia, cotoniorum n quince, quince-apple cydonia, cydoniorum n quince, quince-apple cydoneum, cydonei n quincejuice, quince-wine cantus a quinque symphoniacis editus quintet captiuncula, captiunculae f quirk, sophism, fallacy cultus, culta, cultum (1) quite unnoticed cultus, culta, cultum [2] quite unnoticed cessatio vespertina quitting time, closing time, end of work coritos, coriti m quiver coritus, coriti m quiver corytos, coryti m quiver corytus, coryti m quiver cuniculus, cuniculi m rabbit, cony, passage under ground, hole, pit, cavity, canal, mine carceres, carcerum m racecourse barriers celes, celetis m racer, race-horse, swift-sailing vessel, yacht curriculorum ductōr racer, racing driver contemptio ethnia racial discrimination, racism curriculum agonisticum racing, race computatio radiocarbonica radiocarbon dating clamor tumultuosus rage and roar, raging and roaring circumsaevio 4 rage, rage around colluvio hominum ragtag people commeātiō ferriviaria rail traffic, train traffic commeatio, commeationis f rail transport, journey, drive, traffic, hiking commeatus ferriviarius rail transport, rail traffic, conviciator, conviciatoris m railer, reviler convitiator, convitiatoris m railer, reviler cavillatus, cavillatus m raillery calamitas ferriviaria railway accident casus ferriviarius railway accident compluo 3 rain upon clamorem tollo raise a clamor, raise a yell corresuscito 1 raise from the dead together caput extollo raise one's head consurgo 3 raise one’s self, rise, rise up together, stand up, arise, rise up for any action, stand up for any action, take rise copias conscribo raise troops circumlevo 1 raise up all around, make lighter all around celsus, celsa, celsum raised high, extending upward, high, lofty, elevated above that which is common, great, elevated in rank or station, noble, eminent, haughty, proud, high-spirited crucem in foro defigo ramming the stake on the forum comitiva, comitivae f rank at court, court charge captivos redimo ransom the prisoners celeritas medicinae rapid action of a medicine, rapid effect of a drug celeritas orationis rapid course of speech celeritas veneni rapid effect of the poison celeritas remedii rapid effect of the remedy celeritas verborum rapid pronunciation celeritas famae rapid spread of the rumour cicaro, cicaronis m rascal, lout,darling, dearest citius quam rather than collatio rationis ratio determination crepito 1 rattle much, creak, crackle, clatter, rustle, rumble, chatter, murmur concrepito 1 rattle much, sound much, sound loudly crepaculum, crepaculi n rattle to drive away the birds crotalisso 1 rattle with the castanet, sound with the castanet cruricrepida, cruricrepidae m Rattle-shin, the feigned name of a slave, about whose legs blows or chains rattle crotalum, crotali n rattle, bell, castanet crotolo 1 rattle, clatter crepo 1 rattle, crack, creak, rustle, clatter, tinkle, jingle, chink, break with a crash concrepo 1 rattle, creak, grate, sound, resound, clash, make a noise crotalus, crotali m rattlesnake crepulus, crepula, crepulum rattling, resounding, crashing coracinus, coracina, coracinum raven-black corvus, corvi m raven, a military implement, grapnel, a battering-ram, surgical instrument (in the form of a hook), the constellation Corvus, a sea-fish, a sucker corax, coracis m raven, hooked engine of war, battering-ram calculi calcis raw lumps in the lime crudivus, crudiva, crudivum raw, crude culter tonsorius razor, shear blade consulem reficio re-elect the consull chordas tango reach into the strings, make the strings sound captatio, captationis f reaching after something, catching at something, feint casabundus, casabunda, casabundum ready to fall, tottering cassabundus, cassabunda, cassabundum ready to fall, tottering curatus et pransus ready to march, ready to set off campi liquentes realms of the waves, sea coactores agminis rear guard causa efficiens reason for occurrence, cause of action claricito 1 recall, recollect clarigito 1 recall, recollect centuriam fero receive the votes of a century cellarium, cellarii n receptacle for food, pantry, food, provisions cinerarium, cinerarii n receptacle for the ashes of the dead, ashtray cogitatorium, cogitatorii n receptacle of thought campus receptorius reception centre, reception camp capaciter receptive capacitas, capacitatis f receptivity, capacity, capability of entering upon an inheritance, right of inheritance, comprehension cava, cavae f recess, cavity, hollow carmen recito recite a poem (with expression) carmen pronuntio recite a poem (without gestures) carmen (versum) ago recite a poem, recite a verse canticum ago recite a song, perform a song carmen praeeo reciting prayer formulas certum habeo reckon certain cauculator, cauculatoris m reckoner creditorem in solidum appello reclaim the total capital from the creditor cline, clines f reclining bed, reclining cushion cognosco te inimicum recognise you as my enemy, know you as my enemy cognoscibilis, cognoscibile recognizable, discernible cognoscibiliter recognizably commemini recollect a thing in all its particulars, remember, recall to mind, mention concordiam cum aliquo communico reconcile with somebody, make up with someone, reconciliate with someone contentionis principatus record commentaria, commentariorum n records for remembrance, memorabilia, memoirs, notebooks commentarii, commentariorum m records for remembrance, memorabilia, memoirs, notebooks convalesco 3 recover from a disease, regain health, grow strong, gain strength, thrive, grow, grow better, become cheaper, receive value, possess value, become valid conquaestor, conquaestoris m recruiting officer, claqueur conquisitor, conquisitoris m recruiting officer, claqueur Cohors Exercitus Rubri (RAF) Red Army Faction (RAF) charta rubra red card charta rufa red card Crux Rubra Red Cross cerula miniata red pencil (for marking errors) captivos pecunia redimo redeem prisoners for money controversias minuo reduce the disputes, settle the disputes capitis deminutio reduction of civil rights, diminution of civil rights cannophoros, cannophori m reed girder canniciae, canniciarum f reed-covered areas, reed bushes cannuciae, cannuciarum f reed-covered areas, reed bushes carex, caricis f reed-grass, rush, sedge canna, cannae f reed, can, any thing made of reed, reed-pipe, flute, small vessel, gondola calamus, calami m reed, cane, reed-pen, reed-pipe, arrow, angling-rod, fishing-rod, lime-twig for snaring birds, signal-pole, signal-rod, measuring-rod, any straw of grain, stalk, stem, blade, graft, scion, hollow arm of a candelabra confero refer something to, ascribe something to, attribute, impute, assign, ascribe to one, lay to the charge of, transfer to a fixed point of time, fix, assign, refer, appoint, put off, defer, postpone, bring on, cause, occasion, induce coaglator, coaglatoris m referee, arbitrator coagulator, coagulatoris m referee, arbitrator coetus nationalis referendum, people's vote consulto 1 reflect, consider maturely, consult, take counsel, deliberate, take care of one, have a care for, take a resolution, resolve, consult one, go to for counsel, ask counsel of cogitatum, cogitati n reflection, thought, idea, intention, plan cogitata, cogitorum n reflections, thoughts, ideas circumspumo 1 refoam, foam around campus perfugis recipiendis refugee camp, emergency reception camp, collective camp campus profugis recipiendis refugee camp, emergency reception camp, collective camp campus receptorius profugorum refugee camp, emergency reception camp, collective camp condicionem recuso refuse a condition, reject a condition censu excludo refuse to accept someone on the citizens' list censu prohibeo refuse to accept someone on the citizens' list contradicibilis, contradicibile refutable, refractory, rejectable crimen defendo refute an accusation, refute an allegation, defend against an accusation crimina diluo refute the charges, disprove the charges crimina dissolvo refute the charges, disprove the charges coarguo 3 refute, disprove confutator, confutatoris m refuter, opponent computeus, computea, computeum regarding the account census, census m registering and rating of Roman citizens, census, register of the census, the censor’s lists, the registered property of Roman citizens, wealth, riches, property, possessions, rich presents, gifts casum alicuius doleo regret someone's misfortune comoediam doceo rehearse a comedy corregno 1 reign together with one condicionem repudio reject a condition, refuse a request condicionem respuo reject a condition, refuse a request condicionem aspernor reject a proposal, reject a marriage proposal crimen purgo reject an accusation, refute an accusation collaetor 1 rejoice together congaudeo 2 rejoice with one coniucundor 1 rejoice with one congentilis, congentile related by descent, from the same stock cognatione alicui annexus related to someone camelinus, camelina, camelinum relating to a camel, camel’s- categoricus, categorica, categoricum relating to a category, categorical carbonarius, carbonaria, carbonarium relating to charcoal coniugalis, coniugale relating to marriage, conjugal, who presides over marriage, faithful calatorius, calatoria, calatorium relating to priests’ servants caducarius, caducaria, caducarium relating to property without a master, epileptic ciliacus, ciliaca, ciliacum relating to the abdomen, relating to the stomach, afflicted with a disease of the bowels coeliacus, coeliaca, coeliacum relating to the abdomen, relating to the stomach, afflicted with a disease of the bowels cephalicus, cephalica, cephalicum relating to the head, head- capitularius, capitularia, capitularium relating to the recruiting of soldiers comparatus, comparatus m relation, proportion cursus alternus relay race, relay run cursus fractionarius relay race, relay run cursor fractionarius relay runner captivos pretio remitto release the prisoners in exchange for a monetary payment conscientiam meam exonero relieve oneself, relieve one's conscience consecratio, consecrationis f religious dedication, consecration, execration, magical incantation conditor sacrarum opinionum religious innovator, reformer catechesis, catechesis f religious instruction catechista, catechistae m religious teacher, catechist consilio tuo nitor rely on someone's insight confisus, confisa, confisum relying on, trusting in cessatione torpeo remain in inert inactivity, persist in inert inactivity commaneo 2 remain somewhere constantly custodia perquisiitionis remand, detention on remand, pre-trial detention custodia perquisitiva remand, detention on remand, pre-trial detention colice, colices f remedy for the colic cogita, ne occasionem dimittas remember not to miss the opportunity commoneo 2 remind one forcibly of something, put in mind, impress upon, bring to recollection commonefacio 5 remind one forcibly, put in mind, admonish, impress upon, give one a remembrance cedo 3 remove, withdraw, go away from, depart, retire, abandon, withdraw from, pass away, disappear, vanish, yield to, give place to circumscindo 3 rend off around, strip off around, tear off around cruda vulnera retracto renew old pains conductela, conductelae f rent, rental contract, lease contract cicatricem obductam refrico reopen an old scar celeritas respondendi repartee, glibness, quick wit crebriter repeatedly, frequently (in time) contradictio, contradictionis f reply, answer, objection, counter-argument capsa, capsae f repository, box, bookcase, satchel contemnendus, contemnenda, contemnendum reprehensible, contemptible, contemptuous, not worthy of attention causam popularem suscipio represent democratic principles, represent the cause of the people capitulatim aliquid dico represent something in note form cestrotus, cestrota, cestrotum represented by means of a graver castigatio verborum reprimands, words of rebuke culpo 1 reproach as wrong, reproach as faulty, blame as wrong, blame as faulty, censure, reprove, disapprove, condem, declare something as a crime, impute a fault to, complain of, find fault with culpatio, culpationis f reproach, blame crimini do reproach, blame, correptor, correptoris m reprover, censurer cluor, cluoris m reputation colloquium peto request a meeting, request a consultation commeatum peto request leave, apply for leave censeo aliquem morte esse multandum request that someone be punished by death, request the death penalty for someone capitis (capite) anquiro requesting the death penalty, investigating (a crime) and filing a criminal complaint on life and limb consonatio, consonationis f resemblance of sound copiae subsidiariae reserve forces, reserves consultationibus aliquid relinquo reserve something to the negotiations convictus sedes residence, dormitory, dorm circumhabitator, circumhabitatoris m resident, neighbor Chioviensis, Chioviensis m residents of Kiev consulatum depono resign the consulate chalbane, chalbanes f resinous sap of an umbelliferous plant in Syria, galbanum consilio hostium obnitor resist the plan of the enemies contra stimulum calcitro resist the sting, lick against the sting contra consisto resist consilio resistens resistant to consultation, advice resistant concelebro 1 resort to in multitudes, resort to frequently, frequent, pursue vigorously, prosecute vigorously, fill, animate, enliven, cause to abound, celebrate a solemnity in great numbers, celebrate, solemnize, honor, praise, extol, publish abroad, make known constrepo 3 resound, sound loudly, sound boisterously, make a noise cloacam reficio restore the drainage channel cupiditates refreno restrain one's desires catastalticus, catastaltica, catastalticum restraining, checking coercitio, coercitionis f restraining, coercing, coercion, restraint, compulsion, chastisement, punishment, right of coercing, right of punishing coerctio, coerctionis f restraining, coercing, coercion, restraint, compulsion, chastisement, punishment, right of coercing, right of punishing coertio, coertionis f restraining, coercing, coercion, restraint, compulsion, chastisement, punishment, right of coercing, right of punishing cohibitio, cohibitionis f restraining, governing, taming, inhibition, obstacle, hindrance coloror 1 retain a coloring, receive a coloring, be tinged conservo 1 retain, keep something in existence, hold up, maintain, preserve, leave unhurt, leave safe, keep, observe, leave unharmed cohors praetoria retinue of the governor, imperial bodyguard, bodyguard of the commander consequiae, consequiarum f retinue, the rear guard cingulum depono retire from military service, leave military service continuus abscessus retreat, seclusion contra amo return the love captivos sine pretio reddo return the prisoners without ransom cum febri Romam redire return to Rome with fever castra repeto return to the camp cumulate reddo return with interest converto 3 (intr.) return, turn, change consilia promo reveal one's plans consilia promo reveal one's plans, come out with one's advice commissa prodo reveal secrets commenta retego reveal the deception, uncover the deception codex excepti (accepti) et expensi revenue and expenditure book, account book conversibilis, conversibile reversible, changeable convicior 1 revile, reproach, taunt, rail at convītior 1 revile, reproach, taunt, rail at convegetatio, convegetationis f revitalization, revival, invigoration, vitalization convigetatio, convigetationis f revitalization, revival, invigoration, vitalization conversio rei publicae revolution, state overthrow, overthrow of the state circumferor revolve, be widely circulated carnevalia Rhenana Rhenish Carnival, Rhineland Carnival climax, climacis f rhetorical figure, consisting in a gradual increase in force of expression, climax costa, costae f rib, side, wall costabĭlis, costabĭle riblike creber rerum frequentia rich in an abundance of things and thoughts casibus opimus rich in vicissitudes copiosus, copiosa, copiosum (aliqua re) richly provided with something, richly furnished with something circumvehor per infima clivi ride around the slope at his foot circumvector 1 ride around, sail around, describe at large, seek to express by circumlocution circumvehor 3 ride around, sail around, describe at large, seek to express by circumlocution curru vehi ride in the car curru vehor ride in the car collibus circumvehor ride out over the hills circumequito 1 ride round castris adequito ride up to the camp, approach the camp caballico 1 ride, horse riding caballarius, caballarii m rider, horseman, hostler circumvolitant equites riders thunder up and down celetizontes, celetizontum m riders upon race-horses capitis tempus dextrum right temple of head commercium denorum equorum right to buy ten horses calumniae litium right-wing harassment curvatura rotae rim circumtinnio 4 ring around, tinkle around collutio, collutionis f rinsing, washing custodes antitumultuarii riot police, order police concitata et confusa perturbatio riot, din, brawl, racket, ruction caprifico 1 ripen figs by the stinging of the gall-insect commaturesco 3 ripen thoroughly caprificatio, caprificationis f ripening of figs by the stinging of the gallinsect circumsurgo 3 rise all around caritas annonae rise in grain prices, increase in the price of cereals caritas annonaria rise in grain prices, increase in the price of cereals, high prices columnaris, columnare rising in the form of a pillar coortus, coortus m rising, originating competitor, competitoris m rival, competitor, plaintiff Crotalus, Crotali m River in Bruttium calamitas vehicularia road accident, traffic accident calamitas viaria road accident, traffic accident casus viarius road accident, traffic accident circumgemo 3 roar around something circumclamo 1 roar around circummugio 4 roar around clocito 1 roar confrigo 3 roast thoroughly, roast properly confrixo 1 roast with something, fry with something cinctae ad pectora vestes robe girded under the chest cavernae silicum rock vault coniectio missilium rocket fire, missile fire commetacula, commetaculorum n rods carried by the flamens capreola, capreolae f roe, doe, gazelle circumvolutor 1 roll around circumvolvo 3 roll around, wrap around, revolve, wind around curru volvor roll from car convolvo 3 roll together, roll up, roll round, fasten together, interweave, interlace, unroll, roll up, look over (roll of manuscript) conglomero 1 roll together, wind up, conglomerate, crowd together, heap together, press together collyris, collyridis f roll, cake, head-dress of women, plant, also called malva erratica circumglobatus, circumglobata, circumglobatum rolled together, conglobated cervices civium Romanorum frangebantur Roman citizens were executed, Roman citizens had their necks broken congius, congii m Roman measure for liquids, containing the eighth part of an amphora civitas Romana Roman state, Roman citizenship contegulator, contegulatoris m roofer conclave, conclavis n room, chamber, dining hall, cage for animals, stall, coop conclavium, conclavii n room, chamber, dining hall, cage for animals, stall, coop concellaria, concellariae f roommate causa prima root cause catadromus, catadromi m rope for rope-dancers cimussa, cimussae f rope chamedyosmos, chamedyosmi f rosemary circum axem caeli versor rotate around the celestial axis caro inquinata rotten meat caro marcida rotten meat caementa, caementae f rough, unhewn stone, as it comes from the quarry, quarry-stone, pieces that fly off from marble in working, chips of marble caementum, caementi n rough, unhewn stone, as it comes from the quarry, quarry-stone, pieces that fly off from marble in working, chips of marble cimentum, cimenti n rough, unhewn stone, as it comes from the quarry, quarry-stone, pieces that fly off from marble in working, chips of marble confragus, confraga, confragum rough, rugged, uneven confragose roughly, unevenly circiter round about, on every side, about, near, not far from clypeum, clypei n round brazen shield, shield, protection, defence, vau, , clipeum, clipei n round brazen shield, shield, protection, defence, vault of heaven, disk of the sun, a round meteor, bust represented upon a shield-formed surface clipeus, clipei m round brazen shield, shield, protection, defence, vault of heaven, disk of the sun, a round meteor, bust represented upon a shield-formed surface clupeum, clupei n round brazen shield, shield, protection, defence, vault of heaven, disk of the sun, a round meteor, bust represented upon a shield-formed surface clupeus, clupei m round brazen shield, shield, protection, defence, vault of heaven, disk of the sun, a round meteor, bust represented upon a shield-formed surface clypeus, clypei m round brazen shield, shield, protection, defence, vault of heaven, disk of the sun, a round meteor, bust represented upon a shield-formed surface cilibantum, cilibanti n round cupboard cilliba, cillibae f round dining-table circino ramos in orbem round the branches to the circle cortina, cortinae f round vessel, kettle, caldron, the tripod of Apollo, any thing caldron-shaped, arch, circle, the cault of heaven, circle of a theatre, circle of hearers, curtain circumsecus round, round about, in the region around circumscriptus, circumscripta, circumscriptum rounded into periods, periodic, constrained, concise citiremis, citireme rowed swiftly circumfrico 1 rub around, scour circumtero 3 rub around, stand close around, crowd around confrio 1 rub in caput unguento perfrico rub the head with anointing oil confrico 1 rub vigorously, rub in cummeae glandes rubber bullets cumma n (indecl.) rubber, gum cummi n (indecl.) rubber, gum cummis, cummis f (commis, commis f) rubber, gum commi n (indecl.) rubber, gum, gummi cinis patriae ruin of the fatherland cauponam exerceo run a restaurant, operate a restaurant communes locos volvo run about in platitudes, hang about in common places, walk among the commonplaces cursito 1 run about, run hither and thither, race, run races cum argento domum permuto run away with the money, make off with the money celeriter recurro run back fast, chase back cassesco 3 run dry, become empty curso 1 run hither and thither, run to and fro, run over, traverse circumcurso 1 run round about, run about in, run about near something circumcurro 3 run round, run about congruo 3 run together with, come together with, meet together with something, coincide with, correspond with, be suited to, be adapted to, agree with, accord, suit, fit, be suited to, be fitted to, agree with (in substance), correspond, come together, agree, meet, coincide concurro 3 run together, come together in multitudes, assemble together in multitudes, rush or flock together in crowds, run in attendance upon, accompany, run for refuge, run for help, take refuge, run upon one another curro 3 run, move quickly, hasten, fly, fly away, passe, traverse celeriter curro run, sprint, spurt, hurry up celerius eo run, sprint, spurt, hurry up cursor, cursoris m runner in a race, racer, competitor in a chariot-race, courier, post, slave who ran before the chariot of a grandee, forerunner concursus, concursus m running together, flocking together, a concourse, assembly, uproar, tumult, running together, dashing together, a pressing, striking one upon another, an encountering, meeting, concourse, onset, attack, charge, assault, an equal claim, joint heirship caput parieti impingo running with the head against the wall currax, curracis running, fast, quick, swift castris assulto rush against the camp curro ad alicuius complexum rush into someone's arms casibus actus rushed around by strokes of fate caeco impetu feror rushing blindly crepiculum, crepiculi n rushing headdress crepidulum, crepiduli n rushing headdress crepitulum, crepituli n rushing headdress concrepantia armorum saber rattling culcita, culcitae f (culcitra, culcitrae f) sack filled with feathers, sack filled with wool, sack filled with hair, bed, cushion, mattress, pillow, patch for the eye, a resting-place, pad culcitra, culcitrae f sack filled with feathers, sack filled with wool, sack filled with hair, bed, cushion, mattress, pillow, patch for the eye, a resting-place, pad cuturnium, cuturnii n sacrifice wine jug, sacrificial jug cernus, cerni m sacrificial bowl, offering bowl collifana, collifanae f sacrificial cattle certa maris safe journey on the sea cinctorium protectorium safety belt cinctum protectorium safety belt cinctus protectorius safety belt cnecos, cneci f safflower cnecus, cneci f safflower cnicos, cnici f safflower cnicus, cnici f safflower crocota, crocotae f saffron-colored court-dress crocinum, crocini n saffron-oil crocatus, crocata, crocattum saffronyellow circumlego 3 sail around, circumnavigate circumnavigo 1 sail around, circumnavigate Campaniam praelego sail past Campania cursui moderor sail slower ceraunia, cerauniae f Saint John’s bread ceronia, ceroniae f Saint John’s bread curionium, curionii n salary of the head of the curia communicatio nominum same naming of several objects, the like appellation of several objects coaequaliter same, equal, in the same way campi sabulo obruti sand-covered fields calores Aeoliae puellae Sappho's embers of love cupiditates satio satiate one's desires carmina obscena satirical poems, abusive poems, libels contentus suo satisfied with one's possessions cupiditates expleo satisfy one's desires cetera praesenti sermoni reservo save the rest for the oral interview comparco 3 save, to husband well, lay up, abstain, forbear comperco 3 save, to husband well, lay up, abstain, forbear censionem facio say censeo contra dico say the opposite, object, contradict, disagree cedo, quid postea say what then! catasta, catastae f scaffold, stage, on which slaves were exposed for sale, stage for the public burning of criminals, stage for delivering a lecture caro iurulenta scalded meat culpam in aliquem confero scapegoat someone, make someone a scapegoat cicatrix, cicatricis f scar, cicatrice, the seam of a patched shoe circumscariphatus, circumscariphata, circumscariphatum scarified around circumscariphicatus, circumscariphicata, circumscariphicatum scarified around coccinum, coccini n scarlet garments, scarlet cloth coccineus, coccinea, coccineum scarlet-colored coccinus, coccina, coccinum scarlet-colored cicatrices aversae scars back of the back cicatrices bello acceptae scars of war cicatrices adversae scars on the front of the chest castellatim dissipati scattered in different fortresses, in separate detachments conventum in certam diem ēdīcō schedule a meeting for a specific date comitia instituo schedule a meeting comitia edico schedule a meeting, schedule a assembly celebrata apud Graecos schemata schemes frequently used by the Greeks conventio Schengeniana Schengen Agreement contractus Schengenianus Schengen treaty, treaty of Schengen curriculum scholare school career Cyrenaica philosophia school of philosophy founded by Aristippus condiscens, condiscentis m school-mate, companion at school condiscipulus, condiscipuli m school-mate, companion at school commenticia scientia futurorum science fiction clinice, clinices f science of clinical medicine, practice at the sick-bed clavola, clavolae f scion, graft clavula, clavulae f scion, graft caniculatus, caniculata, caniculatum scorched by the dog-day heat censio bubula scourging circumscalpo 3 scrape all around conrado 3 scrape together, rake together, procure with difficulty corrado 3 scrape together, rake together, procure with difficulty circumscalptus, circumscalpta, circumscalptum scraped around caraxo 1 scratch, engrave charaxo 1 scratch, engrave craxo 1 scratch, engrave caput sinistra manu perfrico scratching behind the ears clamor implet valles screams fill the valleys clamatorius, clamatoria, clamatorium screeching, clamorous conclusio maritima sea blockade, naval blockade custodiae maritimae sea blockade, naval blockade coeaneus, coeanea, coeaneum sea blue, dark blue, belonging to the Cyaneae certamen classicum sea fight, naval battle certamen navale sea fight, naval battle copia navalis sea power, naval power camarus, camari m sea-crab, lobster cammarus, cammari m sea-crab, lobster crethmos, crethm f sea-fennel carroco, carroconis m sea-fish, sturgeon callais, callais f sea-green precious stone, turquoise cnide, cnides f sea-nettle,a zoophyte caballio marinus seahorse canis marinus seal corruspor 1 search carefully after colymbus marinae aquae seaside resort cuminatus, cuminata, cuminatum seasoned with cumin, mixed with cumin cyminatus, cyminata, cyminatum seasoned with cumin, mixed with cumin centipellio, centipellionis f second maw of ruminating animals, omasum cucurbitae sequentes second quality pumpkin clandestini coetus celebrabant Agrippam secret circles crowded around Agrippa caecus tumultus secret conspiracies clandestinus nuntius secret messenger, secret command consilium occultum penitusque abditum secret plan, top secret plan clandestina consilia secret plans custodia secretorum secret protection, protection of secrets clandestina colloquia cum hostibus secret talks with the enemies colloquia secreta secret talks, secret conversations conloquia clandestina secret talks, secret conversations collusio, collusionis f secret understanding, deceptive understanding, collusion celatum, celati n secret communicationem haud admittens secret, classified, not intended for the public clancularius, clancularia, clancularium secret, concealed, anonymous, unknown cryptographicus, cryptographica, cryptographicum secret, encrypted, encoded, cryptographic clandestinus, clandestina, clandestinum secret, hidden, concealed, clandestine castoreum, castorei n secretion of the beaver having a strong odor clam insero secretly bring in, infiltrate, smuggle in clam patrem secretly from father clam aliquo secretly from someone clanculum patres secretly from the fathers clam vobis secretly from you clam suom patrem secretly in front of one's father clam subministro secretly pass on to someone clam suppedito secretly pass on to someone celate secretly clandestino secretly calim secretly, privately celatim secretly, privately clam secretly, privately clancule secretly, privately clanculo secretly, privately clanculum secretly, privately castra praesidiis firmo secure the camp by outposts consiliarius a sēcūritate security advisor consultor in rebus securitatis security advisor collicio 5 seduce, allure, entice conlicio 5 seduce, allure, entice clare video see clearly cerno et video aliquid see something clearly cato, āre see, view conquaero 3 seec for, search for, procure, bring together, collect, seek after, go in quest of, make search for, seek for with earnestness, search out eagerly, search out carefully conquiro 3 seec for, search for, procure, bring together, collect, seek after, go in quest of, make search for, seek for with earnestness, search out eagerly, search out carefully caros, cari m seed of the hypericon consita, consitorum n seed, the sowed commodiorem accessum peto seek a more convenient access consilium peto ab aliquo seek advice from somebody, ask for advice from someone campas dico seek evasions cavillabundus, cavillabunda, cavillabundum seeking for raillery, seeking for scoffing conferveo 2 seethe together, boil together, heal together, grow together collum alicui obstringo seize by the neck, seize by the collar, seize by the nape of the neck collum alicui obtorqueo seize by the neck, seize by the collar, seize by the nape of the neck castris potiri seize the camp, take possession of the camp, corripio 5 seize up, snatch up, collect, seize upon, take hold of, attack, seize, sweep awa, carry away, draw together, draw in, contract, shorten, abridge, diminish, reproach, reprove, chide, blame, seize upon, attack, fascinate contingo 3 seize upon, affect, touch with pollution, pollute, stain, defile, be connected with, be related to, concern, happen to one, befall, fall to one’s lot, succeed in, obtain a thing, happen, fall to, turn out, come to pass capesso 3 seize, take eagerly, catch at eagerly, snatch at, lay hold of, strive to reach a place or limit, betake one’s self to, go to, repair or resort to, take hold of any thing with zeal, take upon one’s self capisso 3 seize, take eagerly, catch at eagerly, snatch at, lay hold of, strive to reach a place or limit, betake one’s self to, go to, repair or resort to, take hold of any thing with zeal, take upon one’s self concipilo 1 seize, take, catch contemptio sui self loathing, self-contempt custodia sui self protection confessio de se self-confession, self-acknowledgement conscientia optimae mentis self-confidence, self-awareness cohibitio sui self-control contemptor sui self-despiser cognitio sui self-knowledge contemplatio sui self-observation, self reflection conservatio sui self-preservation corporis suae tutela self-preservation, self-protection care vendo sell dear, sell at a high price caeca die vendo sell on credit crimnum, crimni n semolina flour, wheat flour, semolina calceus senatorius senator's shoe, senatorial shoe caduceatorem praemitto, qui denuntiet send a negotiator ahead to announce certum hominem mitto send a reliable man circummitto 3 send around colonos mitto send out settlers copias recentes auxilio submittere send rested troops to help codicillos mitto ad aliquem send someone a cabinet order cate sensibly, prudently, judiciously, wisely caelo delapsus sent by the gods, come down from heaven capite aliquem condemno sentence (condemn) someone to death capite aliquem damno sentence (condemn) someone to death capitis aliquem condemno sentence someone to death capitis aliquem damno sentence someone to death condemno aliquem in (ad) opus publicum sentence someone to forced labor condemno 1 sentence, condemn, convict, accuse of, charge with, to blame, disapprove, urge the condemnation of a person, effect the condemnation of a person, prosecute circumseparo 1 separate around caput umeris avello separate the head from the shoulders cerno 3 separate, sift, distinguish, perceive, see, discern, comprehend, understand, foresee, discern beforehand, decide, decree, determine, decide by contending, conclude upon, resolve, resolve to enter upon an inheritance coniugis discidium separation from spouse, divorce cellatio, cellationis f series of store-rooms or chambers colubrifer, colubrifera, colubriferum serpent-bearing cŏlubrĭmodus, cŏlubrĭmoda, cŏlubrĭmodum serpent-like coluber, colubri m serpent, snake colubrosus, colubrosa, colubrosum serpentine, winding calo, calonis m servant in the army, soldier’s servant, any low servant, drudge calator, calatoris m servant of priests, any servant, attendant, crier cacus, caci m servant cacula, caculae m servant, servant of a soldier calones praedandi causa egressi servants who had gone out to take the spoils cellae familiaricae servants' quarters cibum appono alicui serve food to someone cenam alicui appono serve someone a meal commodo alicui aliquid serve someone with something commodis alicuius servio serve someone's interest cibos in mensam appono serve the dishes, serve up the food cibos ministro serve the dishes, serve up the food cibos in mensam appono serve the meal caculor 1 serve, be a servant completorium, completorii n service containing prayers at the close of the day commodus, commoda, commodum serving a neighbor or accommodating one’s self to his wishes, useful, serviceable, pleasant, agreeable, obliging, neighborly, friendly, polite, affable, gentle commendaticius, commendaticia, commendaticium serving for commendation, commendatory commendativus, commendativa, commendativum serving for commendation, commendatory commendatorius, commendatoria, commendatorium serving for commendation, commendatory compensativus, compensativa, compensativum serving for compensating confirmativus, confirmativa, confirmativum serving for confirmation, confirmative complexivus, complexiva, complexivum serving for connecting, conneclive, copulative completivus, completiva, completivum serving for filling up, completive catagelasimus, catagelasimi m serving for ridicule, banterer, jeerer captorius, captoria, captorium serving to catch, suitable for catching conexivus, conexiva, conexivum serving to unite, copulative connexivus, connexiva, connexivum serving to unite, copulative confamulans, confamulantis serving together caculatum, caculati n servitude condicionem dico set a condition condicionem constituo set a condition, establish a condition condicionem statuo set a condition, impose a condition casses tendo alicui set a trap for someone, chase someone circumpono 3 set around, put around, place around condiciones fero set conditions clavum ad litora torqueo set course for the coast candelam appono valvis set fire to the doors chrysendetos, chrysendeta, chrysendetum set in gold, inlaid with gold commolior 4 set in motion, undertake compono 3 set in opposition, bring together in hostility, oppose, couple, pair, match in combat, compare, contrast cogitationes in res humiles abicio set one's thoughts on low things circumsido 3 set one’s self around, place one’s self around in a hostile manner, besiege corripio 5 set out quickly, pursue hastily, hasten, hasten through, hasten over castigo 1 set right by word or deed, correct, chastise, punish, blame, reprove, chide, censure, find fault with, correct some error, set right, mend, hold in check, restrain, enclose, surround, encompass, confine, shut in corymbiatus, corymbiata, corymbiatum set round with clusters of ivy-berries, corymbiated cornua argento circumcludo set the horns all around in silver, border the horns in silver all around calcaria addo set the spurs, spur castra aequo loco pono set up a camp in a favourable position castra castris coniungo set up a camp castra colloco set up a camp, establish a camp castra facio set up a camp, establish a camp castra communio set up a fortified camp castra munio set up a fortified camp castra refero set up camp further backwards, move the camp backwards, retreat castra loco set up camp, establish a camp castra pono set up camp, establish a camp custodias dispono set up guard posts crucem alicui figo illo in loco set up the cross there for someone, erect the cross for someone constituo 3 set up, erect, establish, found, build, construct, prepare, make, create, constitute, bring about, effect, establish, appoint, designate, appoint, select, put forward costilatus, costilata, costilatum set with pearls, studded with pearls commissio, commissionis f setting or bringing together in contest, beginning of a contest, speech at the opening of the games, prize declamation, ostentatious speech, perpetration, commission controversiam compono settle a conflict, resolve a conflict, mediate a dispute controversiam sedo settle a dispute controversiam diiudico settle a dispute, decide a dispute controversiam tollo settle a dispute, end a quarrel controversiam dirimo settle a dispute, mediate in a dispute conflict compono seditionem settle a rebellion, settle an insurrection, settle a riot cosido in aliquo loco settle down somewhere complures centeni several hundred complures nostri milites several of our soldiers complures, complurium m several persons, many persons castra, castrorum n several soldiers’ tents situated together, military camp, encampment compluriens several times, many times, often compluries several times, many times, often contractus et angustus severely constricted, strongly narrowed consarcino 1 sew together, stitch together, patch together consarcio 4 sew together, stitch together, patch together consuo 3 sew, stitch together, join together, devise, plan, plot, stuff, stop up, fill with something circumsutus, circumsuta, circumsutum sewed together all around consutilis, consutile sewed together canalicolae, canalicolarum m sewer residents, poor or lazy people who used to lounge near the Forum, at a place called the Canalis clouaca, clouacae f sewer, drain clovaca, clovacae f sewer, drain cluaca, cluacae f sewer, drain, artificial sewer in Rome cloaca, cloacae f sewer, drain, artificial sewer in Rome, stomach of a drunken woman (humorously) cantus a sex symphoniacis editus sextet cadunt de montibus umbrae shadows descend from the mountains contremisco aliquid shake on account of something, tremble at a thing, be afraid of caput quasso shake one's head vigorously caput concutio shake one's head conquasso 1 shake severely, shatter, disturb, dash to pieces coagito 1 shake together commoveo 2 shake, stir, remove from a place, carry away, displace, start, set in motion, move, set in motion in a place, move hither and thither, agitate, disturb, move back, drive back, distodge, refute, confute casso 1 shake, waver colluctatio dextrae shaking hands (at the greeting) commotio capitis shaking the head concussus, concussus m shaking, concussion concussio, concussionis f shaking, concussion, money extortion, caligae follicantes shaky boots compellationes probrosae shameful allegations, nefarious charges consilia cum aliquo communico share my plans with someone, tell someone about my plans clerus, cleri m [2] share, inheritance, lot consors, consortis m sharer, partner, brother, sister consors, consortis sharing property with one, living in community of goods, partaking of in common, dividing something with one, having an equal share, partaking of, sharing, of the same condition, common catus, cata, catum sharp to the hearing, clear-sounding, shrill, clear-sighted, intelligent, sagacious, wise, sly, crafty, cunning, artful convello 3 shatter, break, mutilate, mispronounce, afflict, torture capillum ex capite derado shave the hair from one's head cum artibus mariti bene composita est she is equal to the arts of her husband corruptrix, corruptricis f she that corrupts, she that seduces captivatrix, captivatricis f she that takes captive captrix, captricis f she that takes, she that catches, she that despoils conflictatrix, conflictatricis f she who afflicts creatrix, creatricis f she who brings forth or produces, mother comportatrix, comportatricis f she who brings together, she who carries together, carrier, supporter cultrix, cultricis f she who cares for a thing, a female inhabitant, a female worshipper confirmatrix, confirmatricis f she who confirms a thing, she who establishes a thin consecratrix, consecratricis f she who consecrates, she who makes sacred consolatrix, consolatricis f she who consoles consiliatrix, consiliatricis f she who counsels copulatrix, copulatricis f she who couples, she who connects consectatrix, consectatricis f she who eagerly pursues, an adherent, friend condonatrix, condonatricis f she who gives, giver consultrix, consultricis f she who has a care for, she who provides, female counselor, female caretaker cistellatrix, cistellatricis f she who has charge of the money-box conductrix, conductricis f she who hires a thing, she who rents a thing concolona, concolonae f she who inhabits the same town or house with one, a female fellow-citizen, a female fellow-inhabitant conditrix, conditricis f she who lays to rest, female builder, female founder circumspectatrix, circumspectatricis f she who looks around, she who spies around, a spy coronaria, coronariae f she who makes crowns or garlands, she who vends crowns or garlands contemplatrix, contemplatricis f she who observes, she who contemplates cosmetes, cosmetae f she who ornaments one, an adorner calumniatrix, calumniatricis f she who plots against someone, she who makes false accusations conservatrix, conservatricis f she who preserves, she who defends contemptrix, contemptricis f she who puts small value upon a thing, a despiser, contemner cavillatrix, cavillatricis f she who seeks to take by sophistry, sophistry Consiva, Consivae f she who sows or plants Consivia, Consiviae f she who sows or plants captatrix, captatricis f she who strires after or aims at any thing consupplicatrix, consupplicatricis f she who supplicates with calcatrix, calcatricis f she who treads upon something, she who despises, she who contemns, despiser, detractor consumptrix, consumptricis f she who wastes, she who consumes capella, capellae f she-goat, dirty fellow, star on the left shoulder of the constellation Auriga capra, caprae f she-goat, nickname for a man with bristly hair, star in the constellation Auriga, odor of the armpits crepae, creparum f she-goats circumtondeo 2 shear all around cruorem haurio shed someone's blood, spill someone's blood caseus ovillus sheep's cheese caseus pecorinus sheep's cheese cunchis, cunchis f shell bean conchylium, conchylii n shell-fish, a testaceous animal, oyster, purple color, purple, purple garments conquilium, conquilii n shell-fish, a testaceous animal, oyster, purple color, purple, purple garments conchatus, conchata, conchatum shellformed canis pastoralis shepherd dog, herding dog canis pastoricius shepherd dog, herding dog carmen arundineum shepherd song calamus agrestis shepherd's flute, Syrinx carmen pastorale shepherd's song circumfulgeo 2 shine around confulgeo 2 shine brightly, glitter, glisten calceos extergeo shine the shoes, polish the shoes consplendesco 3 shine very much circumlucens, circumlucentis shining around, glittering around clarissima litterarum lumina shining pearls of literature candidulus, candidula, candidulum shining white candens, candentis shining, dazzling, white, bright, glowing, white candiduli dentes shiny white teeth corona navalis ship crown, award for a naval victory constratum navis ship hood, ship canopy cavum tignum ship, vessel, dugout catastroma, catastromatis n ship's canopy corymbi, corymborum m ship's knobs collapsus gravis shock calceati pedes shod feet caliga, caligae f shoe of leather, military shoes, military service calceorum chremum shoe polish calceorum cramum shoe polish calcearia, calceariae f shoe-shop calciaria, calciariae f shoe-shop corigia, corigiae f shoe-tie, shoe-latchet, rein for a horse corrigia, corrigiae f (corigia) shoe-tie, shoe-latchet, rein for a horse corrigium, corrigii n shoe-tie, shoe-latchet, rein for a horse calceamen, calceaminis n shoe, footwear calciamen, calciaminis n shoe, footwear calceus, calcei m shoe, half-boot calceamentarius, calceamentarii m shoemaker calceator, calceatoris m shoemaker calciamentarius, calciamentarii m shoemaker calciator, calciatoris m shoemaker calopodia, calopodiae f shoemaker's mouldings congero 3 shoot forth at the same time cretaria, cretariae f shop for Cretan earth cauponarius, cauponarii m shopkeeper circumtonsus, circumtonsa, circumtonsum shorn all around, elaborate, artificial cohibiliter short and sweet cohortatiuncula, cohortatiunculae f short exhortation conciuncula, conciunculae f short harangue, trifling speech contiuncula, contiunculae f short harangue, trifling speech commonitoriolum, commonitorioli n short instruction contestatiuncula, contestatiunculae f short speech comlexus brevis verborum short summary of the words, commentariolum, commentarioli n short treatise, brief commentary commentariolus, commentarioli m short treatise, brief commentary compendiarius, compendiaria, compendiarium short, compendious compendio 1 shorten the way of life for one, kill him compendio 1 shorten, abridge curto 1 shorten, diminish consulatus coartati shortened consulates curtus, curta, curtum shortened, mutilated, broken, short, circumcised, castrated, defective, incomplete catalexsis, catalexsis f shortening (at the end of a verse) concubia nocte shortly before midnight, deep in the night, at the first time of night, at the time of the first (deep) sleep correpte shortly cuius oculi non longe conspectum ferunt shortsighted, nearsighted, myopic clamo in hostem, ne rex Croesus occideretur shout to the enemy not to kill King Koisos clamor exoritur shouting arises, there is shouting clamor fit shouting arises, there is shouting clamor oritur shouting arises, there is shouting clamor hostes circumsonat shouting surrounds the enemies commugeo 2 shouting together, screaming together comitatem usurpo show me affable clementia utor show mercy before justice, exercise leniency centuro Capuae show of arms in Capua contentio vehementissima show of force, test of strength commonstro 1 show, point out something fully, point out something distinctly commostro 1 show, point out something fully, point out something distinctly coopertus, cooperta, coopertum showered with something, immersed in something callidus, callida, callidum shrewd, expert, experienced, adroit, skilful, ingenious, prudent, dexterous, crafty, cunning, artful, sly, calculating calliditas, calliditatis f shrewdness, skill, skilfulness, readiness, aptness, cunning, craft, slyness, artfulness, oratorical artifice circumstridens, circumstridentis shrieking around, gibbering around conrugor 1 shrink corrugo 1 shrink corrugor 1 shrink, fold up, wrinkle carpophyllon, carpophylli n shrub similar to the laurel-tree carpophyllos, carpophylli f shrub similar to the laurel-tree cisthos, cisthi m shrubby plant with red blossoms cohorresco 3 shudder with cold, shudder with fear, shake with fear, shake with cold, shiver with fear, shiver with cold circumclaudo 3 shut in, enclose on every side, hemme in circumcludo 3 shut in, enclose on every side, hemme in concludo 3 shut up closely, close up, enclose, confine, include, compress, restrain, comprise, end, close, conclude, close rhythmically, round off, infer, make an inference, argue, demonstrate claudo 3 shut, close, shut up, block up, cut off, prevent, stop, stanch, end, enclose, encompass, surround, imprison, hide, confine clodo 3 shut, close, shut up, block up, cut off, prevent, stop, stanch, end, enclose, encompass, surround, imprison, hide, confine cludo 3 shut, close, shut up, block up, cut off, prevent, stop, stanch, end, enclose, encompass, surround, imprison, hide, confine carmen Cumaeum Sibylline prophecy cephalalgicus, cephalalgica, cephalalgicum sick with a headache cephalargicus, cephalargica, cephalargicum sick with a headache causarius, causaria, causarium sick, diseased, ill, discharged on account of ill health, invalid causarium corpus sickly body, ailing body corpus obnoxium sickly body, vulnerable body crepido viaria sidewalk, footpath, pavement cribrarius, cribrarii m sieve-maker cribrum, cribri n sieve, searce, riddle cernitus, cernita, cernitum sifted through congemisco 3 sigh deeply congemo 3 sigh deeply, groan deeply, sigh loudly, groan loudly, heave a sigh candida barba silver grey beard configuratio, configurationis f similar formation, configuration consimilis, consimile similar in all respects, entirely similar, like cinereus, cinerea, cinereum similar to ashes, ash-colored cineraceus, cineracea, cineraceum similar to ashes, ashy, ash-colored cinericius, cinericia, cinericium similar to ashes, like ashes capillaceus, capillacea, capillaceum similar to hair, like hair, made of hair capillacius, capillacia, capillacium similar to hair, like hair, made of hair conformis, conforme similar, like, conformal, of similar shape coenoteta, coenotetae f similarity, analogy, common property cantum moveo sing a song canto ad chordarum sonum sing as a citharist, sing to the sound of the strings cantillo 1 sing low, hum cantito 1 sing often, play often, sing repeatedly, play repeatedly concino 3 sing together, play together, sound together, sing in concert, sing harmoniously, accompany, agree together, harmonize, accord, cause to sound together cano indoctum sing unschooled cantilatrix, cantilatricis f singer citharoedus, citharoedi m singer to the guitar citharoeda, citharoedae f singer to the guitar, vocalist to the guitar cantor, cantoris m singer,extoller, eulogist, actor, player cantus avium singing of the birds, birdsong, divination of the birds curruca, currucae m singing warbler, cockback cantabundus, cantabunda, cantabundum singing, surrendering to the song cecidi collapsus in artus sink faintly to one's knees commissor peccatorum sinner collactanea, collactaneae f sister nourished at the same breast, foster-sister collactea, collaceae f sister nourished at the same breast, foster-sister consanguinea, consanguineae f sister circumsedeo 2 sit around a person or thing, surround, encamp around in a hostile manner, besiege, blockade, invest, encompass, beset circumsideo 2 sit around a person or thing, surround, encamp around in a hostile manner, besiege, blockade, invest, encompass, beset consido 3 sit down, take a seat, be seated, settle, take one’s place, take a seat, sit, hold sessions, be in session, encamp, pitch a camp, take post somewhere, settle down for a long time, take up one’s abode cum tunica sedeo sit in the tunic consedeo 2 sit together, sit with cismontanus, cismontana, cismontanum situate on this side of the mountain calceus nartatorius ski boot conspicillum nartatorium ski goggles, ski glasses commigratio nartatoria ski hiking certamen nartatorium ski race commeatus nartatorius skiing holiday cera nartatoria skiing wax concinnaticius, concinnaticia, concinnaticium skilfully prepared callenter skilfully, cunningly callide skilfully, shrewdly, expertly, cunningly, craftily chroma, chromatos n skin color cuticula, cuticulae f skin cutis, cutis f skin, hide, leather, a soft coating, rind, surface, the external appearance, surface, outside corium, corii n skin, hide, leather, rind, skin, bark, covering, shell, leather whip, leather thong, leather strap, the upper surface, a layer, stratum of earth, lime, building of a bee corius, corii m skin, hide, leather, rind, skin, bark, covering, shell, leather whip, leather thong, leather strap, the upper surface, a layer, stratum of earth, lime, building of a bee cotis, cotis f (2) skin, hide, leather, rind, surface, the external appearance, surface, outside calvaria, calvariae f skull of man, Calvary, the place where Jesus Christ was crucified cranion, cranii skull, brain shell, braincase, brainpan cranium, cranii n skull, brain shell, braincase, brainpan cardo ortivus sky towards sunrise caelo aequatus sky-high caelus, caeli m (coelus, coeli m) sky coelus, coeli m sky caelum, caeli n (coelum, coeli n) sky, heaven, the heavens, the vault of heaven, region of heaven, climate, zone, region, air, atmosphere, temperature, weather, daytime, day, height, earth, upper world, abode of the happy dead, summit of prosperity, happiness, honor caeliscalpum, caeliscalpi n skyscraper cesso in studio meo slacken in one's zeal calo 1 [2] slacken, let down chalo 1 slacken, let down calx exstincta slaked lime calx restincta slaked lime conviciis consector slander crimen falsum slander, false accusation colaphos in cerebro abstrudo slap the fists in the face, beat someone in the face cellae familiares slave chamber Chrestus, Chresti m slave or freedman of Cicero, mutilated form for Christus capsarius, capsarii m slave who carried the satchels of boys going to school, maker of satchels, slave who took care of the clothes in baths crapulam edormio sleep off one's drunkenness, sleep off one's intoxication crapulam edormisco sleep off one's drunkenness, sleep off one's intoxication concubo 1 sleep with someone cubito cum aliqua (cum aliquo) sleep with someone cella dormitoria sleeper cell chirodyti, chirodytorum m sleeves cracens, cracentis slender, neat, graceful capillum retro ago slick one's hair back, brush back the hair conversiuncula, conversiunculae f slight change, slight alteration commotiuncula, commotiuncula f slight excitation of disease, indisposition conviciolum, convicioli n slight reproach, taunt convitiolum, convitioli n slight reproach, taunt cado prolapsus slip and fall in front conctatus, conctata, conctatum slow, deliberate commodulum, commoduli n small advantage, small profit conventiuncula, conventiunculae f small assembly cama, camae f small bed near the ground cingillum, cingilli n small belt, pretty belt carabus, carabi m [2] small boat cumbula, cumbulae f small boat cymbula,  cymbulae f small boat capeduncula, capedunculae f small bowl or dish used in sacrifices capula, capulae small bowl with handles catinulus, catinuli m small bowl capidula, capidulae f small bowl, sacrificial bowl catillum, catilli n small bowl, small dish, small plate catillus, catilli m small bowl, small dish, small plate, ornament on a sword-sheath, the upper millstone capsella, capsellae f small box, small coffer, small chest capsula, capsulae f small box, small coffer, small chest cerebellum, cerebelli n small brain caveola, caveolae f small cage caviola, caviolae f small cage chiramaxium, chiramaxii n small carriage drawn by slaves, handwagon cavernula, cavernulae f small cavity cenotaphiolum, cenotaphioli n small cenotaph catella, catellae f small chain catellus, catelli m small chain catenula, catenulae f small chain canaliculus, canaliculi m small channel, small pipe, small gutter, channel of a triglyph, groove of a catapult, splint for broken bones cistella, cistellae f small chest, small box causae minutae small claims proceedings, small claims litigation clientulus, clientuli m small client, insignificant client coenobiolum, coenobioli n small cloister, little monastery carbunculus, carbunculi m small coal, burning sorrow, devouring sorrow, kind of sandstone, red toph-stone, reddish, bright kind of precious stone, kind of tumor, carbuncle, disease of plants caused by hoar-frost cohorticula, cohorticulae f small cohort collare minus small collar columella, columellae f small column, pillar, foot of a catapult, pedestal of a catapult, support, prop columnella, columnellae f small column, pillar, foot of a catapult, pedestal of a catapult, support, prop cacabulus, cacabuli m small cooking-pot, pot, vessel caccabulus, caccabuli m small cooking-pot, pot, vessel cupula, cupulae f (2) small crank cristula, cristulae f small crest, small tuft calvariola, calvariolae f small cup calicellus, calicelli m small cup, little cup caliculus, caliculi m small cup, little inkstand culcitula, culcitulae f small cushion, small mattress caenacellum, caenacelli n small dining room cenacellum, cenacelli n small dining room cenatiuncula, cenatiunculae f small dining-room canicula, caniculae f small dog or bitch, a quarrelsome woman, kind of sea-dog, worst throw with dice, dog throw cantharulus, cantharuli m small drinking-vessel, a small candlestick culigna, culignae f small drinking-vessel, cup cymbium, cymbii n small drinking-vessel, cup, bowl, lamp in the same form campicellum, campicelli n small field, little field campulus, campuli m small field, piece of land caliculus, caliculi m [2] small flower-bud, cup or calyx of a flower, outer skin of animals, hide of animals calyculus, calyculi m small flower-bud, cup or calyx of a flower, outer skin of animals, hide of animals calyculus, calyculi m small flower-bud, cup or calyx of a flower, outer skin, hide of animals ciliciolum, cilicioli n small garment or coverlet of goats’ hair capellus, capelli m small goat, billy goat canalicula, canaliculae f small groove, small channel criniculus, criniculi m small hair, little hair capitellum, capitelli n small head, capital of a column capitulum, capituli n small head, capital of a column, capital of a triglyph, cross-beam of warlike engines, covering for the head of females, prominent division of a writing, chapter, section, section of a law, raising of recruits capitulus, capituli m small head, capital of a column, capital of a triglyph, cross-beam of warlike engines, covering for the head of females, prominent division of a writing, chapter, section, section of a law, raising of recruits clunicula, cluniculae f small hinder-parts cluniculus, cluniculi m small hinder-parts cardinulus, cardinuli m small hinge, turning point caballio, caballionis m small horse, pony canabula, canabulae f small hovel caupuncula, caupunculae f small inn, small tavern cauponula, cauponula f small inn, small tavern, boutique chordula, chordulae f small intestine cission, cissii n small ivy cissium, cissii n small ivy carinula, carinulae f small keel clavicula, claviculae f small key, vine tendril, bar, bolt of the door crusculum, crusculi n small leg, small shank clostellum, clostelli n small lock claustellum, claustelli n small lock, small bolt clustellum, clustelli n small lock, small bolt calicula, caliculae f small military boot, cognomen of the successor of Tiberius caligula, caligulae f small military boot, cognomen of the successor of Tiberius crumena, crumenae f small money-purse, small money-bag, money crumina, cruminae f (crumena, crumenae f) small money-purse, small money-bag, money clavulus, clavuli m small nail, tack, small swelling cervicula, cerviculae f small neck, neck of a hydraulic machine, conceit cassiculum, cassiculi n small net, cobweb cassiculus, cassiculi m small net, cobweb cepula, cepulae f small onion cepulla, cepullae f small onion crabatus, crabati m small or low couch, pallet, campbed caudiculus, caudiculi m small pad, small book codiculus, codiculi m small pad, small book, , wood cut and split for burning, writing, letter, short writing, note, billet, petition, writing of the emperor conferring some privilege, diploma, cabinet order, brief testamentary order, appendix to a will, codicil crustlum, crustli n small pastry, confectionery crustulum, crustuli n small pastry, confectionery centunculus, centunculi m small patch or patchwork, partycolored saddle-cloth, plant, bind-weed, knotweed cerula, cerulae f small piece of wax, kind of crayon, candlestick, stand for wax tapers cilunculus, cilunculi m small pointed head costula, costulae f small rib Cusus, Cusi m small river in Germania, now prob, the Waag cicatricula, cicatriculae f small scar costula, costulae f small set of pearls cloacula, cloaculae f small sewer, small drain conchula, conchulae f small shell-fish concla, conclae f small shell-fish concula, conculae f small shell-fish clipeolum, clipeoli n small shield clupeolum, clupeoli n small shield clypeolum, clypeoli n small shield calceolus, calceoli m small shoe, half-boot calciolus, calcioli m small shoe, half-boot cribellum, cribellī n small sieve cochleola, cochleolae f small snail cocleola, cocleolae f small snail climacis, climacidos f small staircase, small ladder cauliculus, cauliculi m small stalk of a plant, small stem of a plant, sprout, a stalk or stem as an ornament on the capitals of columns coliculus, coliculi m small stalk or stem of a plant, stalk or stem as an ornament on the capitals of columns calculus, calculi m small stone, pebble, stone in the bladder or kidneys, gravel, stone, stone or counter used in playing draughts, stone used in reckoning on the counting-board, reckoning, computing, calculating, stone used in voting, vote, sentence, decision, suffrage cauculus, cauculi m small stone, pebble, stone in the bladder or kidneys, gravel, stone, stone or counter used in playing draughts, stone used in reckoning on the counting-board, reckoning, computing, calculating, stone used in voting, vote, sentence, decision, suffrage cellola, cellolae f small store-room, small apartment, cell cellula, cellulae f small store-room, small apartment, cell clunaculum, clunaculi n small sword, dagger, hunting knife cauponicula, cauponiculae f small tavern, small inn coponicula, coponiculae f small tavern, small inn coticula, coticulae f small touchstone, test, small stone mortar for medical use canteriolus, canterioli m small trellis for supporting plants cantheriolus, cantherioli m small trellis for supporting plants cupella, cupellae f small vat, small cask cotila, cotilae f small vessel, as a measure, equal to a hemina or half a sextarius cotilla, cotillae f small vessel, as a measure, equal to a hemina or half a sextarius cotula, cotulae f small vessel, as a measure, equal to a hemina or half a sextarius cotyla, cotylae f small vessel, as a measure, equal to a hemina or half a sextarius cereolus, cereoli m small wax candle, small wax torch calathiscus, calathisci m small wicker basket celocula, celoculae f small yacht cannula, cannulae f small, low reed callidus ad suom quaestum smart about his profit crura alicui suffringo smash someone's legs, break someone's legs circumlino 3 (circumlinio 4) smear all over, stick all over, spread all over, besmear, besmear something all over with something, anoint, bedaub, cover, clothe, mark in color chartis inlino aliquid smear something on the paper ceromaticus, ceromatica, ceromaticum smeared with wax-ointment ceratura, ceraturae f smearing over with wax, covering with wax citrosus, citrosa, citrosum smelling of citrus comas permulceo smooth the hair charta dentata smoothed paper clam importo smuggle in clam inveho smuggle in clam exporto smuggle out cenula subdialis snack under the open sky, picnic cochlos, cochli m snail coculea, coculeae f snail, snail-shell cochlea, cochleae f (coclea, cocleae f) snail, snail-shell, screw of a press, machine for drawing water, a water-snail, waterscrew, door that moves easily coclea, cocleae f snail, snail-shell, screw of a press, machine for drawing water, a water-snail, waterscrew, door that moves easily cuchlia, cuchliae f snail, snail-shell, screw of a press, machine for drawing water, a water-snail, waterscrew, door that moves easily cucumis anguineus snake cucumber cucumis anguinus snake cucumber comae anguineae snake hair clamores capto snatch at applause, grab for applause cenam rapio de rogo snatch the food from the funeral pyre compilo 1 snatch together and carry off, plunder, pillage, rob casus nivis snowfall collo parentis circumfundor snuggle around the father's neck contrectabiliter so as to be felt cessas alloqui? so speak to him! cape vero so take it! caprio 1 soak curator sociallis social worker cardo femina socket, mortise commacero 1 soften by steeping, macerate commollio 4 soften clibanarius, clibanarii m soldier clad in mail, cuirassier causarius, causarii m soldier discharged due to sickliness, invalid castrensis, castrensis m soldier in the camp, high officer of the imperial court of Constantinople covinarius, covinarii m soldier who fought from a chariot covinnarius, covinnarii m soldier who fought from a chariot clementius milites ducti soldiers led without plunder clarigatio, clarigationis f solemn demand for redress, religious solemnity with which the Fetialis declared war upon an enemy, fine or ransom for a transgression of limits celebritas matrimonii solemn marriage, formal wedding crassus, crassa, crassum solid, thick, dense, fat, gross, greatly, swollen, heavy, stupid, dull, stolid, uncultivated, clumsy circuli tropici solstice circles carmen solvo solve a riddle convenit alicui cum aliquo (impers.) someone agrees with someone, someone arranges with someone cura digerendae bibliothecae datur alicui someone is assigned the order of the library crimina apparantur in aliquem someone is being threatened with accusations carum aliquem habeo someone is dear and worthy to me, be fond of someone culpa alicuius rei est in aliquo someone is to blame for something, someone is guilty of something celebre alicuius nomen laudibus fuit someone's name was often mentioned in praise caput alicuius agitur someone's neck is on the line, someone's life is on the line, someone's civic existence is on the line, someone's life is on the line caro mihi aliquid valet something comes dear to me cumulus ad felicitatem accedit ex aliqua re something crowns happiness, something puts the crown on happiness confricamentum, confricamenti n something for rubbing celor de re something is concealed from me celor rem something is concealed from me consedit aliquid in mente something is ingrained in consciousness cessatur aliquid something is put aside, something is neglected, something is missed citus modo, modo tardus sometimes fast, sometimes slow contrarie procedo sometimes slowly, sometimes quickly curiosulus, curiosula, curiosulum somewhat curious, a little inquisitive cerrītulus, cerrītula, cerrītulum somewhat mad calcatius somewhat more crowded celeriuscule somewhat quickly coemesis, coemesis f somniferous song Cytisorus, Cytisori m son of Phrixus, and founder of Cytorus creatus, creati m son, offspring carmen orthium song (to the zither) in a very high pitch carmen saeculare song for the Centenary canticum, cantici n song in the Roman comedy, monody, solo, song, singing tone of an orator, lampoon, libellous song, magic formula, incantation carmen arundineum song sung to the reed pipe cantica, canticae f song, chant canticus, cantici m song, chant, singing cantio, cantionis f song, incantation, charm, spell, singsong cantilena, cantilenae f song, old song, silly prattle, trite prattle, gossip cantilena, cantilenae f song, old song, silly prattle, trite prattle, gossip, lampoon carmina vociferantur songs sound carmina in procinctu facta songs sung in the arms carmina linenda cedro songs that deserve immortality (treated with cedar oil against eating) captiosa, captiosorum n sophisms ceratina, ceratinae f sophistical argument concerning horns cavillationes iuris sophisticated legal questions cordolium, cordolii n sorrow at heart, grief curio, curionis m (2) Sorrow man, Mr Sorrow, , Grief man, Mr Grief cordolens, cordolentis sorrowful, feeling heartbreak, grieving, feeling heartache carruca, carrucae f sort of four-wheeled travelling and state coach, noble carriage, touring carriage carrucha, carruchae f sort of four-wheeled travelling and state coach, noble carriage, touring carriage caruca, carucae f sort of four-wheeled travelling and state coach, noble carriage, touring carriage carucha, caruchae f sort of four-wheeled travelling and state coach, noble carriage, touring carriage conquisitus, conquisita, conquisitum sought out, chosen, costly confremo 3 sound aloud, resound, to murmur loudly consono 1 sound at the same time, sound together, sound aloud, resound, agree, accord, harmonize cantus bucinarum sound of the horns clangor, clangoris m sound, clang, noise, barking, baying circumsono 1 sound, resound (with something) on every side, be filled with any sound, surround a thing with a sound, make something to echo or resound, fill everywhere with a sound circumsonus, circumsona, circumsonum sounding all around, filling with sounds, filled with sounds, resounding around consonus, consona, consonum sounding together in harmony, harmonious, accordant, fit, suitable crepax, crepacis sounding, creaking concentus, concentus m sounds blending harmoniously together, symphony, harmony, harmonious music, choir singing in harmony, concordant acclamation of people in a theatre, concord, agreement, harmony, unanimity Corea Meridiana South Korea Corea Meridionalis South Korea cancri bracchia south civitatis amplitudo sovereignty (of a state) circumsero 3 sow around, set around, plant around something consero 3 (1) sow with something, plant with something, plant, set, strew, fill, sow consitor, consitoris m sower, planter consemineus, conseminea, consemineum sown or planted with various kinds conseminalis, conseminale sown with several kinds of seed circamoerium, circamoerii n space about a wall, space on both sides of a wall cosmodromus Baikonurensis Spaceport Baikonur, Baikonur Cosmodrome cosmodromus, cosmodromi m spaceport canis Laconicus Spartan hound commode dico speak appropriately cum contemptu loquor speak disparagingly, speak with contempt clare loquor speak distinctly, speak clearly copiose dico speak eloquently and thoughtfully causam foederis ago speak out in favour of the Alliance clarius loquere! speak up!, speak louder! confidentiloquus, confidentiloqua, confidentiloquum speaking confidently, speaking audaciously contiger, contigeri m spear-bearer, lancer curis, curis f spear curis, curitis f spear contifices, contificum m spearmen causa specialis special case condicio specialis special condition consessus extraordinarius special meeting, extraordinary session callentes, callentium m specialists, professionals, experts, capacities centauris, centauridis f species of centaureum chenalopeces, chenalopecum f species of goose or duck cercops, cercopis m species of long-tailed apes, name of a Pythagorean philosopher coracinus, coracini m species of river fish chenerotes, chenerotum f species of small goose or duck corymbia, corymbiae f species of the plant ferula corymbias, corymbiae f species of the plant ferula corymbites, corymbitae m species of the plant tithymalus capnios, capnii f species of wine, so called from the dark or smoky color of the grapes causidicatio, causidicationis f speech of an advocate cursus glacialis speed skating, speedskating cantamen, cantaminis n spell, charm, magic sentence, incantation cremor alicae spelt porridge, spelled porridge caelebs aetatem dego spend one's life as a bachelor caste ago aetatem spend one's life in innocence caldum meio et frigidum poto spending more than one takes in, give more than one receives condimentum, condimenti n spice, seasoning conditum, conditi n spiced wine conditius spicier, seasoned cochleatus, cochleata, cochleatum spiral, screw-formed cocleatus, cocleata, cocleatum spiral, screw-formed cocleatim spirally consputo 1 spit upon in contempt conspuo 3 spit upon, spit upon in contempt, besprinkle, cover over, spit out much, spit cataclista, cataclistae f splendid garment for festal occasions, state dress cissura, cissurae f split, crack, , tear, rift, fissure, rip corruptus, corrupta, corruptum spoiled, marred, corrupted, bad, mutilated, bad, corrupt cochlear, cochlearis n spoon, measure for liquids, a spoonful cochleare, cochlearis n spoon, measure for liquids, a spoonful cochlearium, cochlearii n spoon, measure for liquids, a spoonful colludium, colludii n sporting together, playing together, secret, deceptive understanding, collusion certamina gymnica sports competitions corporis exercitator sports teacher, gymnastics teacher, coach commaculo 1 spot, stain, pollute, defile on all sides cruentus, cruenta, cruentum spotted with blood, covered with blood, stained with blood, bloody, delighting in blood, blood-thirsty, cruel, polluted, bloodred, red caritas uxoria spousal love, love for the spouse confoeditae, confoeditarum f spouses joined by marriage contract circumsilio 4 spring around, leap around, hop around, leap about, surround circumroro 1 sprinkle all round circumspargo 3 sprinkle something around, strew around, scatter around, sprinkle with something all around circumspergo 3 sprinkle something around, strew around, scatter around, sprinkle with something all around conspargo 3 sprinkle, moisten, besprinkle, bespatter, strew, cover, scatter conspergo 3 sprinkle, moisten, besprinkle, bespatter, strew, cover, scatter concineratus, concinerata, concineratum sprinkled with ashes consparsus, consparsa, consparsum sprinkled conspersus, conspersa, conspersum sprinkled circumrorans, circumrorantis sprinkling all round citissimus cursor sprinter cognatus, cognata, cognatum sprung from the same stock, related by blood, kindred, related, connected, like, similar calcaria addo sponte currenti spur a willing horse calcaria alicui adhibeo spur calcaria alicui admoveo spur cibdelos, cibdelon spurious, base, impure, unhealthy contemno aliquid prae aliqua re spurn something in comparison to something, despise something in comparison to something collisa, collisorum n squashed things, crushed things calamistri et tinnitus oratorum squiggles and verbiage of the speakers cultro aliquem interficio stab someone dead circus, circi m stadium cervus, cervi m stag, deer capillos sanguine turpo stain the hair with blood caerimoniam legationis polluo stain the sanctity of the legation conscelero 1 stain with guilt, pollute with guilt, dishonor, disgrace by wicked conduct contemero 1 stain, pollute, defile coinquinabilis, coinquinabile stainable cruentatus, cruentata, cruentatum stained with blood, bloody contaminatus, contaminata, contaminatum stained with guilt, polluted, contaminated, impure, vile, defiled castra metor stake out a camp, measure out a camp castrametatio, castrametationis f staking out a camp, setting up a camp caulis, caulis m stalk or stem of a plant, tendrils, cabbage-stalk, cabbage, colewort, quill, stem or bony part of an ox’ s tail, tube by which eggs of insects are deposited, male member coles, colis m stalk or stem of a plant, tendrils, cabbage-stalk, cabbage, colewort, quill, stem or bony part of an ox’s tail, tube by which eggs of insects are deposited, male member caulodes, caulodis stalk-like culmus, culmi m stalk, stem, straw culmosus, culmosa, culmosum stalklike, sprung from the dragonteeth comae papavereae stamens of the poppy cusio, cusionis f stamping of money circumsto 1 stand around a person or thing, surround, encircle, encompass, occupy, take possession of circumasto 1 stand around consto 1 stand at, cost cesso 1 stand back very much, be remiss in any thing, delay, loiter, cease from, stop, give over, be inactive, be idle, be at leisure, do nothing, be at rest, rest, be still, be inactive, be unemployed, be unused, lie uncultivated, fallow castra stativa stand camp, stand quarters consto 1 stand firm, remain immovable, remain unchanging, remain steadfast, to abide, last, endure, persevere contemptui sum stand in contempt, be despised collocatio siderum stand of the stars consto 1 stand with, agree with, be in accord, be in agreement, correspond, fit cantabrarius, cantabrarii m standard-bearer on festive occasions constans, constantis standing firm, firm, unchangeable, constant, immovable, uniform, fixed, stable, invariable, agreeing with itself, accordant with itself, consistent, harmonious, intellectually certain, morally certain, sure, steadfast, faithful, steady, unchanging castricianus, castriciana, castricianum standing in camp, encamped circumhisco 3 stare about with open mouth constellatus, constellata, constellatum starred, studded with stars caelum astris distinctum et ornatum starry sky causam capio start a cause causam infero start a cause coloniam deduco in aliquem locum start a colony somewhere, establish a colony somewhere certamen consero start the competition certamen consero start the fight, open the fight, enter the fight coeptio, coeptionis f start, begin, enterprise, undertake, business caput maleficii starting point of the atrocity cognitura, cogniturae f State Agency cognitor, cognitoris m State Agent, Government Agent constitutio statalis state constitution commoda publica state interest condicio extraordinaria state of exception, state of emergency custodia rei publicae state protection, protection of the state cyclas, cycladis f state-robe of women, with a border running round it condicio peregrina status of a foreigner consubsido 3 stay behind, remain behind clepto 1 steal away clepo 3 (clepso 3) steal, listen secretly to clepso 3 steal, listen secretly to cnisa, cnisae f steam of a sacrifice, odor of a sacrifice cnissa, cnissae f steam of a sacrifice, odor of a sacrifice chalybs, chalybis m steel, things made of steel, sword, horse’s bit, point of an arrow, iron rail citratus, citrata, citratum steeped in citrus-oil cellula primitiva stem cell cellula nativa stem cell circumassisto 3 (circumadsisto 3) step around cum aliquo sto stick with someone, stand by someone, take someone's side consilium teneo sticking to one's plan, staying with one's plan cerae tenaces sticky wax, tacky wax cervicatus, cervicata, cervicatum stiffnecked, obstinate crudaster, crudastri m still a bit raw caro cruda still raw meat consedo 1 still, allay, quiet colobathron, colobathri n stilt constimulator, constimulatoris m stimulator, incentivizer centria, centriae f sting caveo 2 stipulate, make conditions, make one’s self secure, procure bail or surety, take security, give security, guarantee, parry a blow, ward off a blow, protect, have a care for, make safe, take care of concussus, concussa, concussum stirred up, restless commeatu et armis copior stock up abundantly with provisions and weapons corpus compactum stocky body, squat body caementarius, caementarii m stone-cutter, mason, builder of walls cadavera saxis annexa stoned corpses cadunt lapides caelo stones fall from the sky condescendo 3 stoop, let one’s self down, condescend curvatus, curvata, curvatum stooped, curved, arched, crooked, bent commoror 1 stop somewhere, tarry, linger, abide, sojourn, remain, stay, dwell upon compesco 3 stop speaking injustice, stop saying wrong commoro 1 stop, detain, retard one commoror 1 stop, detain, retard one consto 1 stop, halt cella, cellae f storeroom, chamber, place for depositing grain or fruits, place for the abode of animals, granary, stall, cells of bees, closet, cabinet, hut, cot, chapel, apartment in a bathing-house, room in a brothel ciconia, ciconiae f stork, derisory bending of the fingers in the form of a stork’s bill, an implement in the form of a T, used by rustics to measure the depth of furrows, a transverse pole, moving upon a perpendicular post, for drawing water conea, coneae f stork, derisory bending of the fingers in the form of a stork’s bill, an implement in the form of a T, used by rustics to measure the depth of furrows, a transverse pole, moving upon a perpendicular post, for drawing water convector clandestinus stowaway convector fūrtivus stowaway clavum rectum teneo straighten the rudder clivum mensae tollo straighten the table collum laqueo premo strangle, tie up the neck caestus, caestus m (cestus, cestus m) strap of bull’s hide loaded with balls of lead or iron, wound around the hands and arms, gauntlet, boxing-glove for pugilists casa stramenticia straw hut casa straminea straw hut currus publicus electricus streetcar, tramway currus publicus oppidanus streetcar, tramway currus publicus urbanus streetcar, tramway currus transviarius streetcar, tramway conforto 1 strengthen much cooperationem corroboro strengthen the cooperation corroboro 1 strengthen, invigorate, make strong, corroborate coalitus, coalita, coalitum strengthened, confirmed, inveterate corroboratio, corroborationis f strengthening, invigoration corpus prosterno stretch down, prostrate consterno 1 stretch upon the ground, to overcome, bring into confusion, to perplex, terrify, alarm, affright, dismay, overwhelm with terror, make afraid, frighten, startle, excite to sedition, excite to revolt chamaestrotus, chamaestrota, chamaestrotum stretched out on the earth, writhing on the earth contentus, contenta, contentum (1) stretched, strained, exerted catatonus, catatona, catatonum stretching down, depressed consterno 3 strew over, cover by strewing, bestrew, to thatch, floor, pave, spread, cover, to throw down, prostrate, level cura custodiaque strict supervision, strict oversight, comprehensive control, extensive control circumpulso 1 strike around, beat around, din concutio 5 strike one upon another, strike together, shake violently, shake, agitate, examine by shaking one’s self, search, shake the power of, shake to its foundation, shatter, cause to waver converbero 1 strike severely, beat, bruise, chastise cymbalisso 1 strike the cymbals chelyn plectro verbero strike the lyre with the plectrum conflicto 1 strike together violently, to fight with, contend with, struggle with, strike forcibly to the earth, to ruin complodo 3 strike together, clap together calcitro 1 strike with the heels, kick, resist, be stubborn, be refractory, strike convulsively with the feet caput gladio percutio strike with the sword on the head cudo 3 strike, beat, pound, knock, beat out, thresh, prepare by beating, prepare by hammering, forge, stamp, coin, prepare compulsus, compulsus m striking together collisus, collisus m striking together, collision caiatio, caiationis f striking, cudgelling or beating of children cantus nervorum et tibiarum string and wind music citharam nervis intendo stringing the guitar with strings competo 3 strive after something in company, strive after something together, meet together, come together, coincide, agree, meet, happen captito 1 strive eagerly after, snatch at any thing celeritati studeo strive for speed captor 1 strive to seize, lay hold of a thing with zeal capto 1 strive to seize, lay hold of a thing with zeal, catch at, snatch, chase, strive after, long for, desire earnestly, try to obtain, seek to obtain, seek to catch one in a crafty manner contendo 3 strive, dispute, fight, contend against, vie with, vie with in bidding, bid against, place together in comparison, compare, contrast, demand, ask, solicit, entreat, beg earnestly, seek to gain, assert, affirm earnestly, maintain energetically, contend energetically caroticus, carotica, caroticum stroke-causing, strokecausing compalpo 1 stroke, caress cervisia fortior strong beer caerulosus, caerulosa, caerulosum strong dark blue Christipotens, Christipotentis strong in Christ castellum, castelli n structure in which the water of an aqueduct is collected, to be distributed by pipes or channels in different directions, a reservoir contignum, contigni n structure of beams, piece of flesh with seven ribs certamen de principatu struggle for supremacy certamina divitiarum struggle for wealth cervicositas, cervicositatis f stubbornness, obstinacy caespito 1 stumble on the grass cadesco 3 stumble, stumble down cultus, cultus m style of dress, external appearance, clothing, dress, garb, apparel, attire, ornament, decoration, splendid dress, splendor crines obliquo style the hair sideways crines compono style the hair commutabilis, commutabile subject to change, changeable captivatio, captivationis f subjugation, enslavement cervices crudelitati do submit to the yoke of cruelty, put up with cruelty patiently carnificinam subeo submit to torture, undergo torture collum do submit collum triumpho do submit causa sontica substantial cause, valid excuse cisterna, cisternae f subterranean reservoir for water, cistern carptura, carpturae f sucking from flowers, gathering from flowers catalepsis, catalepsis f sudden attack of sickness, catalepsy canalis Suesiensis Suez Canal cladem accipio suffer a defeat calamitatem accipio suffer a defeat, take a beating calamitate afficior suffer a loss conscientia mala angor suffer agony of conscience conscientia mala excrucior suffer agony of conscience crudito 1 suffer from indigestion clodor 1 suffer from the eyes calamitatem subeo suffer misfortune circumdoleo 2 suffer on every side compatior 5 suffer with one, have compassion, feel pity cibi avidus suffering hunger, starving, hungry crucians, cruciantis suffering torment, struggling, suffering torture, suffering agony, agonizing compassibilis, compassibile suffering with one calamitosus, calamitosa, calamitosum suffering, damaged, injured, harmed coctor sacchari sugar boiler coctura sacchari sugar factory colobium suicidale suicide waistcoat, suicide vest canalis, canale suitable for a dog consiliarius, consiliaria, consiliarium suitable for counsel, counselling concisorius, concisoria, concisorium suitable for cutting constitutivus, constitutiva, constitutivum suitable for determination, constitutive colleticus, colletica, colleticum suitable for gluing together, suitable for sticking together caesalis, caesale suitable for hewing, can be hewn, hewable conditivus, conditiva, conditivum suitable for laying up or preserving, laid up, preserved conditaneus, conditanea, conditaneum suitable for pickling, suitable for preserving, pickled consitivus, consitiva, consitivum suitable for planting crusmaticus, crusmatica, crusmaticum suitable for playing on a musical instrument commonitorius, commonitoria, commonitorium suitable for reminding conditorius, conditoria, conditorium suitable for storage, intended for storage congregativus, congregativa, congregativum suitable for uniting or congregating, copulative compositivus, compositiva, compositivum suitable for uniting, compositive concalfactorius, concalfactoria, concalfactorium suitable for warming, warming congrue suitably, fitly competenter suitably, properly, becomingly coferum, coferi n suitcase cofferum, cofferi n suitcase coffrum, coffri n suitcase concionarius, concionaria, concionarium suited to an assembly of the people contionarius, contionaria, contionarium (concionarius) suited to an assembly of the people commendo 1 [2] sully, stain, besmirch computo 1 sum up, reckon, compute, show, reveal, reckon in with, reckon in in addition to collectim summarily, briefly collecte summarily, briefly, strictly concepte summarized, short, condensed, condensed conceptim summarized, short, condensed, condensed comlexus rerum, personarum, temporum summary of events, personalities and time circumstances consummatio argumentorum summary of the evidence castra aestiva summer camp cardo anni summer solstice colloquium primorum summit talk, summit discussion conventus apicatus summit, summit meeting conventus culminatus summit, summit meeting conventus fastigiosus summit, summit meeting conventus summi gradus summit, summit meeting conventus summorum summit, summit meeting conventus summus summit, summit meeting colophon, colophonis m summit, top citatorium, citatoriii n summoning before a tribunal convocatio populi Romani ad rem publicam defendendam summoning the people to the defense of the Roman state, gathering of the people to defend the Roman state chromatiarius, chromatiarii m sun worshipper, sun lover conspicilium sōlāre sunglasses calcaria addo sponte currenti superfluously drive castellarius, castellarii m superintendent of a reservoir custos primus Superintendent, Senior Supervisor, Supervisor carfiathum, carfiathi n superior kind of incense collatio tertia superlative coaptatio, coaptationis f [2] supplementary election, election, choice comparatio necessariorum supply (with the necessities) commeatum subveho supply provisions carino 1 [2] supply with a shell canteriatus, canteriata, canteriatum supporied by props, underpropped cantheriatus, cantheriata, cantheriatum supporied by props, underpropped consilio et re aliquem iuvo support someone with advice and action, support someone with words and deeds clamore et plausu foveo aliquem support someone with shouts and claps of approval, support someone with applause and clapping circumfulcio 4 support, hold up around columnatus, columnata, columnatum supported by posts, supported by pillars columnatio, columnationis f supporting by pillars caelifer, caelifera, caeliferum supporting the heavens, extolling to heaven coelifer, coelifera, coeliferum supporting the heavens, extolling to heaven capreoli, capreolorum m supports, props, stays chirurgus, chirurgi m surgeon, wound surgeon camera sectioni chirurgicae destinata surgery room chirurgia, chirurgiae f surgery, a violent remedy, catheter, catheteris m surgical instrument for drawing off the urine, catheter centimalis fistula surgical instrument, trocar chirurgumena, chirurgumenorum n Surgical Operations, title of a book conclave sectioni chirurgicae destinatum surgical room chirurgicus, chirurgica, chirurgicum surgical, chirurgical cognominatio, cognominatiōnis f surname ceteris virtute antecedo surpass all in bravery ceteris virtute excello (antecello) surpass all in bravery ceteris virtute praesto surpass all in bravery casus subitus surprising incident consecro 1 surrender to the vengeance of any one, devote, consecrate, lay upon the altar, hallow, recognize as holy, make immortal, immortalize canibus me succingo surround oneself with spies circumdo alicui ministeria surround someone with servants circumago aliquem aliqua re surround someone with something circumvallo 1 surround with a wall, circumvallate, blockade, invest, encompass in a hostile manner, beset, beleaguer, surround, encompass convallo 1 surround with an intrenchment, surround, encircle circumstipo 1 surround, accompany, attend copiis circumfusus surrounded by the troops circumcolentes, circumcolentium m surrounding residents complexus, complexus m surrounding, encompassing, encircling, embracing, embrace, the reach, connection in discourse, friendly embracing, love, affectionate relation circumiecta, circumiectorum n surroundings, environment, the neighborhood circumposita, circumpositorum n surroundings, surrounding area, environs cinematomachina custodiaria surveillance camera cinematomachina exploratoria surveillance camera cinematomachina observatoria surveillance camera contemplo 1 survey, behold, observe, consider, contemplate contemplor 1 survey, behold, observe, consider, contemplate capax gloriae susceptible to fame coalo 3 sustain together with, nourish together with chelidon, chelidonis f swallow chelidonia, chelidoniae f swallowwort, celandine, hellebore cycnea vox et oratio swan song cycnus, cycni m swan, a poet canor cygni swansong cygneus canor swansong cantus olorinus swansong, swan song caterva apium swarm of bees coniero 1 swear together, swear one with another, band together by an oath, combine together by an oath, unite, be united, assent to by an oath, form a conspiracy, form a plot, conspire coniuro 1 swear together, swear one with another, band together by an oath, combine together by an oath, unite, be united, assent to by an oath, form a conspiracy, form a plot, conspire convicia mandrae swear words, insults, diatribes consudasco 3 sweat much consudesco 3 sweat much cummino 1 sweat out rubber circumsudans, circumsudantis sweating on all sides caelum ac terras misceo sweep everything from top to bottom, sweep the lowest to the top, make a big noise, overturn everything converro 3 (convorro 3) sweep together, brush together, sweep, clear away convorro 3 sweep together, brush together, sweep, clear away carenum, careni n sweet wine boiled down one third caroenum, caroeni n sweet wine boiled down one third clucidatus, clucidata, clucidatum sweet, lovely, pleasant condulco 1 sweeten contumesco 3 swell greatly celox, celocis c swift-sailing ship, cutter, yacht celer, celeris, celere swift, fleet, quick, speedy, quickly working, efficacious, lively, rapid, hurried, rash, hasty, precipitate celox, celocis swift, quick celeripes, celeripedis swiftfooted celeritas, celeritatis f swiftness, quickness, speed, celerity celeritudo, celeritudinis f swiftness conno 1 swim with, swim together cortex, corticis m swimming belt (made of cork) cingulum natatorium swimming belt colymbus, colymbi m swimming-bath colymbas, colymbadis swimming calces remitto swing backwards curriculo pulverem colligo swirl dust with the car caseus Alpinus Swiss cheese, Alpine cheese cinctorium, cinctorii n swordbelt, girdle coniuratus, coniurata, coniuratum sworn connected, conspired commensuratio, commensurationis f symmetry, uniformity cognominatus, cognominata, cognominatum synonymous cognominatim synonymously continuatio seriesque rerum, ut alia ex alia nexa et omnes inter se aptae colligataeque sint systematic relationship corcillum est, quod hominem facit t is the good heart that makes a person concena, concenae m table companion, tablemate coda, codae f tail (of animals), end of the word, male member cauda, caudae f tail (of animals), male member cucullus laciniosus tail cap, stocking cap caudata vestis tailcoat corpus inclino take a bow ceno 1 take a meal, dine, eat cenor 1 take a meal, dine, eat coeno 1 take a meal, dine, eat caeno 1 take a meal, dine, eat, make a meal of something, eat, dine upon, pass in feasting or banqueting consisto 3 take a position, make a stand, appear as accuser before a court of justice, have a stand as a dealer, occupy a place of business, rest, remain, pause, dwell upon, delay, stop consulo 3 take a resolution, resolve, conclude, determine compendium capto ex aliqua re take advantage of something coniugem assumo take as wife, marry columnas commoveo take away the pillars, remove the columns calculum reduco take back an action, take back a move, withdraw a stone captivo 1 take captive consulto alicui take care of one, have a care for curam ago de aliquo take care of someone, worry about someone cura, ut valeas! take care of yourself, be careful of your health curito 1 take care of, cherish consilior 1 take counsel, consult, impart counsel, to counsel, advise cibor 1 take food cibum capio take food, eat food capio 5 take in hand, take hold of, lay hold of, take, seize, grasp, partake of, take into possession, take captive, make prisoner, win, captivate, charm, allure, enchain, enslave, fascinate, cheat, seduce, deceive, mislead, betray, delude, catch, defeat, convict, overcome capesso 3 take in hand, undertake, enter upon, engage in, execute, manage, perform, lay hold of with the mind, comprehend, understand, attain to, reach a person or thing commeatum sumo take leave crimen in aliquo constituo take legal action against someone, bring an action against somebody, bring a lawsuit against someone consilia alicuius repudio take no advice, don't take advice, don't be persuaded centesimo 1 take out every hundredth, centesimate causam suscipio take over a case columnam faciendam conduco take over the installation of a column columnam faciendam redimo take over the installation of a column cognitionem excipio take over the judicial enquiry corpore venenum combibo take poison inside, ingest poison cibaria mihi domo effero take provisions from home confugio ad aliquem take refuge in someone cladem reddo take revenge for a defeat consilium alicuius sequor take someone's advice, follow someone's advice, act on someone's advice causam alicuius suscipio take someone's side, take sides with someone contemplationem alicuius rei habeo take something into account, take something into consideration cursum meum aliquo dirigo take the direction where clipeum post vulnera sumo take the shield after wounding, take care when it is too late cape dicta memor take these words and keep them! contestor 1 take to witness, call to witness congero 3 take together, comprise, compile, put something upon one, accumulate, heap upon, impart, ascribe to, impute, attribute castra pono take up a fortified position consumo 3 take wholly, take completely, take up, eat, consume, devour, waste, squander, annihilate, destroy, bring to naught, kill, weaken, enervate concipio 5 take, lay hold of, take to one’s self, take in, take, receive, receive fecundation, conceive, become pregnant, unite herself in marriage, marry, wed caulias, cauliae m taken from the stalk, derived from the stalk captivus, captiva, captivum taken prisoner, captive, that pertains or belongs to captives, caught, taken, captured, plundered, taken as booty, spoiled, taken by force, seized on love contemplabiliter taking aim causam paupertatis defendo taking sides with poverty, becoming an advocate for poverty, defending the cause of poverty captura, capturae f taking, catching (of animals), that which is taken, prey, gain, profit, reward, pay, hire, wages captus, captus m taking, seizing, that which is taken, that which is grasped, draught, power of comprehension, capacity, notion, physical power capio, capionis f taking, the right of property acquired by prescription condico 3 talk a thing over together, agree upon, concert, promise, assent unanimously, agree unanimously copiosius dico de aliqua re talk about something in more detail copiosius disputo de aliqua re talk about something in more detail creber in eo sum talk about something often commodis verbis delenio talk someone into something, win someone over with friendly words coram loquor cum aliquo talk to someone in person colloquor 3 talk together, converse, hold a conversation, hold a parley, hold a conference conloquor 3 talk together, converse, hold a conversation, hold a parley, hold a conference contentio dicendi talking competition, talking contest chrestologus, chrestologi m talking like a good person (but acting badly) christologus, christologi m talking like a good person (but acting badly) cicuro 1 tame cicuro 1 tame, make tame, domesticate cicur, cicuris tame, mild coma squalens tangled hair, dishevelled hair, messy hair currus cataphractus tank, armor currus lōrīcātus tank, armor corium depstum tanned skin corarius, corarii m tanner, currier coriarius, coriarii m tanner, currier coloratio, colorationis f tanning, sun colouring, sunbathing cupula, cupulae f (3) tape, binder, binding agent cuneor 1 taper into a wedge, become wedge-shaped cessatio, cessationis f tarrying, delaying, inactivity, idling, cessation, omission, idleness cibos dente tango taste the food capitularii, capitulariorum m tax-gatherers and revenue-officers, recruiting-officers censeo 2 tax, assess, rate, estimate, value, make a statement of one’s property in the census, weigh, appreciate, judge, be of opinion, propose, vote, move, tell one’s opinion in the Senate, resolve, decree, think, believe, hold, suppose, imagine, advise censitio, censitionis f taxing, tax, tribute, declaration of the will, command circumrumpo 3 tear off all around coronam capiti detraho tear off the victory wreath from the head cruda vulnera retracto tear open wounds not yet gummed up again conscindo 3 tear to pieces, rend to pieces, abuse, calumniate carpo 3 tear, rend, lacerate, pluck, snatch, enjoy, use, make use of, gnaw at, carp at, slander, calumniate, revile, rob of strength, weaken, enfeeble, wear away, consume, consume completely, destroy, inflict injury upon an enemy cavillor cum aliquo tease someone, ridicule someone caprae miccio tease the goat concasus dentium teeth chattering, , teeth gnashing calceati dentes teeth well prepared for biting commentarius televisificus television commentary compluribus aliquid narro tell something quite eloquently consentanee narro tell truthfully caeli temperatio temperate climate clima temperatum temperate climate, moderate climate, castigatio loquendi tempering of the speech, moderating of the speech castimonia decem dierum ten days abstinence centiens sestertium ten million sesterces crudelesco 3 tending to cruelty campus teniludiarius tennis court certamen teniludiārium tennis match, tennis tournament cardo masculus tenon chordas intendo tension the strings, tune the strings contubernalis, contubernalis m tent-companion, tent-comrade, a young man who, in order to become familiar with military service, attended a general in war, attendant, comrade, companion, mate, husband of a slave contubernium, contubernii n tent-companionship, a dwelling together in a tent, a body of soldiers occupying a tent together, a mess, squad, the intercourse of a young man and the general accompanied by him in war, attendance, the accompanying collyrium, collyrii n tent, pessary, suppository, liquid eyesalve, shaft, pillar conterreo 2 terrify greatly, frighten caelestes maritimique terrores terrors in the sky and the sea cerae ultimae testament, last will conturbator, conturbatoris m that brings disorder or ruin, ruinous, expensive, costly causa, causae f that by which any thing takes place or is done, on account of which any thing takes place or is done, that through which any thing takes place or is done, cause, reason, motive, inducement, occasion, opportunity, apology, excuse copulabilis, copulabile that can be connected consumptibilis, consumptibile that can be consumed, that can be destroyed, transient caeduus, caedua, caeduum that can be cut without injury, fit for cutting cocibilis, cocibile that can be easily cooked coquibilis, coquibile that can be easily cooked confixilis, confixile that can be joined together creabilis, creabile that can be made or created commiscibilis, commiscibile that can be mingled conservabilis, conservabile that can be preserved comprehensibilis, comprehensibile that can be seized, that can be laid hold of concussibilis, concussibile that can be shaken cognobilis, cognobile that can be understood, intelligible calefactabilis, calefactabile that can be warmed, that can be made hot calefactibilis, calefactibile that can be warmed, that can be made hot capax, capacis that can contain or hold much, wide, large, spacious, roomy, capacious, susceptible, capable of, good, able, apt, fit for, entitled to inheritance capabilis, capabile that can contain or hold much, wide, large, spacious, roomy, capacious, susceptible, capable of, good, able, apt, fit for, entitled to inheritance, comprehensible captabilis, captabile that can take calamitosus, calamitosa, calamitosum that causes great damage or loss, ruinous, destructive, disastrous, pernicious, calamitous, suffering great damage, exposed to injury, unfortunate, miserable, unhappy camararius, camararia, camararium that climbs over something, climbing over something camerarius, cameraria, camerarium that climbs over something, climbing over something chamaetortus, chamaetorta, chamaetortum that creeps on the ground commictilis, commictile that deserves to be defiled, despicable, vile credulus, credula, credulum that easily believes a thing, credulous, easy of belief, confiding, full of confidence, confiding, trusting canorum illud that euphony creber, crebra, crebrum that exists or takes place in a continuous multitude, following closely together, following closely one after another, thick, close, pressed together, frequent, numerous, repeated, crowded with, abundant, abounding in consectarius, consectaria, consectarium that follows logically, consequent commodus, commoda, commodum that has a due or proper measure, complete, perfect, of full weight or measure, fit, suitable, due, proper, convenient, opportune, commodious, easy, appropriate, favorable, friendly to centigranius, centigrania, centigranium that has a hundred grains cristatus, cristata, cristatum that has a tuft or crest, tufted, crested, plumed cenatus, cenata, cenatum that has taken food, having dined coenatus, coenata, coenatum that has taken food, having dined curiosus, curiosa, curiosum that injures himself by care, emaciated, wasted, lean commeabilis, commeabile that is casily passed through, permeable, that easily passes through communis, commune that is common to several or to all, common, general, universal, public, accessible, familiar, courteous, condescending, affable conceptivus, conceptiva, conceptivum that is conceived, that is ordered, that is directed coctivus, coctiva, coctivum that is easily cooked, that ripens early, suitable for cooking, used in cooking conspicuus, conspicua, conspicuum that is in view, that comes in view, visible, that attracts the attention to itself, striking, conspicuous, distinguished, illustrious, remarkable curabilis, curabile that is to be apprehended, that is to be feared, curable candificus, candifica, candificum that makes dazzlingly white curvabilis, curvabile that may be bent, flexible circumlaticius, circumlaticia, circumlaticium that may be carried around, portable comparabilis, comparabile that may be compared, comparable computabilis, computabile that may be computed, computable contradicibilis, contradicibile that may be contradicted, that may be spoken against contrectabilis, contrectabile that may be felt, that may be handled complicabilis, complicabile that may be folded together consummabilis, consummabile that may be perfected, susceptible of completion contaminabilis, contaminabile that may be polluted or defiled continens, continentis n that on which something rests or depends, the chief point, hinge concubium noctis that part of the night in which the first sleep falls upon men Chimaerifer, Chimaerifera, Chimaeriferum that produced the Chimœra copla, coplae f that which binds together, that which binds fast, band, rope, thong, tie, clasp of a bracelet, connection copula, copulae f that which binds together, that which binds fast, band, rope, thong, tie, clasp of a bracelet, connection copulum, copuli n that which binds together, that which binds fast, band, rope, thong, tie, clasp of a bracelet, connection corvus demolitor that which breaks down, demolisher commendatrix, commendatricis f that which commends conciliatricula, conciliatriculae f that which concitiates, that which unites corrumptela, corrumptelae f that which corrupts, a corrupting, corruption, seduction, bribery corruptela, corruptelae f that which corrupts, a corrupting, corruption, seduction, bribery confectrix, confectricis f that which destroys, destroyer concitatrix, concitatricis f that which excites or stirs up complementum, complementi n that which fills up, that which completes, a complement, that gives the full weight congeries, congeriei f that which is brought together, heap, pile, mass, chaos, heap of wood, wood-pile, funeral-pile curvum, curvi n that which is crooked, that which is wrong collema, collematis n that which is glued or cemented together commodatum, commodati n that which is lent, a loan catapotium, catapotii n that which is swallowed down, a pill compendium, compendii n that which is weighed together, a saving or gain, profit acquired by saving, shortness of way, short way, sparing, saving in any thing done, a shortening, abbreviating coniunctrix, coniunctricis f that which joins together, that which unites together conciliatrix, conciliatriis f that which occasions, that which produces, that which procures, she who unites, she who conciliates, match-maker, procuress, bawd conceptaculum, conceptaculi n that which receives something, receptacle ceterum that which relates to the rest, for the rest, in other respects, otherwise, in respect to the rest, else, in the opposite event, besides, but, yet, notwithstanding, still, on the other hand casae stramentis tectae thatched huts chi n (indecl.) the 22nd Greek letter crimen multis suspicionibus coarguitur the accusation is justified by many grounds of suspicion crimen caecum est the accusation is obscure, the accusation is not provable conregionales, conregionalium m the adjoining people corregionales, corregionalium m the adjoining people caelum umescit the air becomes humid caelum serenum est et siccum the air is clear and dry campi lati aeris the airy realms of the Elysium confectrix rerum omnium vetustas the all-destroying ravages of time Christus, Christi m the anointed, Christ commoditati orationis ingenium est impedimento the appropriateness of my speech is hindered by my (small) talent consulis Romam adventus the arrival of the consul in Rome civilitas, civilitatis f the art of government, politics, courteousness, politeness, affability chironomia, chironomiae f the art of moving the hands in gesturing, gesticulation curia, curiae f the assembly of the Senate, the Senate charta aversa the back of the paper charta inversa the back of the paper conscientiae malorum stimulant aliquem the bad conscience torments someone circumlatratus, circumlatratus m the barking around, the roaring around cancelli fori the barriers of the courts certamen campestre the battle for positions of honor fought on the Field of Mars classicum canit the battle-signal sounds, the trumpet gives the signal to fight cubiculum montes intuetur the bedroom faces the mountains ceras excudunt apes the bees build wax cells capillatio, capillationis f the being hairy, hair, a disease of the urinary organs capillatura, capillaturae f the being hairy, hair, false hair, hair-like streaks in precious stones Ceros manus the benevolent creator coccus, cocci m the berry that grows upon the scarlet oak coccum, cocci n the berry that grows upon the scarlet oak, scarlet color, scarlet garments, scarlet cloth consponsa, consponsae f the betrothed, bride consponsata, consponsatae f the betrothed, bride caecum corpus the blind part of the body, back coit formidine sanguis the blood freezes in horror caesus sanguis the blood of the slain cyanos, cyani m the blue corn-flower, blue-bottle, a precious stone, a species of lapis lazuli caeli caerula templa the blue spaces of the sky caerula, caerulorum n the blue, bluish areas cumba vertitur in cariem the boat becomes rotten corpus animae coaegrescit the body gets sick together with the soul caligas auro figo the boots shod with golden nails colliminium, colliminii n the boundary between two countries collimitium, collimitii n the boundary between two countries chaos n the boundless, empty space, the lower world, immeasurable darkness, deep obscurity, the confused, formless, primitive mass out of which the universe was made, chaos celebratio ludorum the brilliant celebration of the Games Calendae, Calendarum f (Kalendae, Kalendarum f) the Calends, the first day of the month clamata refugit the called fled cytinus, cytini m the calyx of the pomegranate blossom castra opportuno loco posita sunt the camp is favourably located castra praetoria the camp of the prœtorians Canariae insulae the Canary islands in the Atlantic Ocean, so called from its large dogs candidatus quadraginta centesimas sibi acquisivit the candidate was able to attract forty per cent of the vote casus ablativus the case ablative casus accusativus (accusandi) the case accusative, fourth case catuli murilegio gaudent the cat doesn't stop mousing, the cat doesn't stop catching mice causa mortis nuntiatur fuisse infarctus cerebri the cause of death is said to have been a cerebral stroke causalia, causalium n the causes of things, a work on the causes of things circumfudit eques (sc. se) the cavalry pressed in all around Catadupa, Cataduporum n the celebrated cataract of the Nile, near Syene caseus iucundissime sapit the cheese tastes very delicious chorus canticum insonat the choir sings a song chrysoprasos,chrysoprasi m (f) the chrysoprase, a precious stone of a golden-yellow and a leek-green color chrysoprasus,chrysoprasi m (f) the chrysoprase, a precious stone of a golden-yellow and a leek-green color circumcisor, circumcisoris m the circumciser circumfluus amnis the circumflluent stream civitas augetur magnitudine urbis the citizenry grows with the size of the city civitas in quattuor pagos divisa est the citizenry is divided into four cantons civitas stabat in foro the citizenry stood on the forum civitas confecta senio est the citizenry was weighed down by grief citrago, citraginis f the citrus-plant, lemon-balm citreago, citreaginis f the citrus-plant, lemon-balm civitas typhonibus vastatur the city is devastated by hurricanes corniculus, corniculi m the civil office of a cornicularius clerus, cleri m the clerical order, the clergy compositi hostium ordines the closed ranks of the enemy coalumna, coalumnae f the co-educated, fellow pupil cibarium, cibarii n the coarser meal which remains after the fine wheat flour cohortes alares the cohorts standing on the wings (of the allies) cohortes alariae the cohorts standing on the wings (of the allies), , cohortes circueunt sinistrum cornu the cohorts surround the left wing clidion, clidii n the collar-bone of the tunny clidium, clidii n the collar-bone of the tunny canonicarius, canonicarii m the collector of an annual tribute colonia auspicato deducta the colony laid out under a lucky star, the colony established under a good star color excidit the colour disappears (from the face) coluri, colurorum f the colures cataplus, catapli m the coming to shore of a fleet or ship, the ship or fleet that comes to land crataeogonon, crataeogoni n the common fleawort crataeogonos, crataeogoni f the common fleawort coenomyia, coenomyiae f the common fly competitor certamine inferior discedit the competitor loses the decision cura in vitulos traducitur the concern turns to the calves condicio ac fortuna hominum infimi generis the condition and lot of the lowest class captivitas, captivitatis f the condition of a captivus, captivity, bondage, taking, capture coniunctivus, coniunctivi m the conjunctive or subjunctive mood causarum omnium colligatio the connection of all causes coniuratio coeptat the conspiracy begins, the conspiracy takes its beginning Cynosura, Cynosurae f the constellation at the north pole, the Cynosura, or Lesser Bear carcinos, carcini m the constellation Cancer consul senatorem sententiam rogat the consul asks the senator for his opinion consuli debetur triumphus the consul is due a triumph consules exercitum scribere iubentur the consuls are to recruit an army consules inter se provincias comparaverunt the consuls compared on the division of the provinces, the consuls agreed on the division of the provinces consules inter se provincias comparaverunt the consuls divided the provinces among themselves consules victores reverterunt the consuls returned victorious colloquium erat constructivum the conversation was constructive Corinthus posita in angustiis the Corinth situated at a narrows corporatura, corporaturae f the corporeal nature, the corporeal structure consuetudo pura et incorrupta sermonis the correct use of language, the use of language without errors cicada clamat the cricket chirps crocatio, crocationis f the croaking of ravens crocitio, crocitionis f the croaking of ravens crocitus, crocitus m the croaking of the raven chorus philosophorum the crowd of philosophers columen audaciae the crown of impudence clamatio, clamationis f the crying, shouting, screaming circumfertur poculum the cup goes round curia Hostilia the Curia Hostilia built by Tullus Hostilius, the Curia, Senate-house caesaries aliquem decet the curly hair suits someone Cyclades, Cycladum f the Cyclades, islands lying in a circle round Delos Cynthius, Cynthii m the Cynthian god, Apollo Cynthia, Cynthiae f the Cynthian goddess, Diana, the moon, as a goddess Cypris, Cypriidis f the Cyprian = Venus Cytaeis, Cytaeidis f the Cytæan woman, Medea Cytaine, Cytaines f the Cytæan woman, Medea cotidiana amicorum assiduitas et frequentia the daily and numerous attendance of the friends comperendinus, comperendina, comperendinum the day after tomorrow caelestes, caelestium (coelestes, coelestium m) the deities, the gods consulta sunt consilia the deliberations are finished, the deliberations are at an end cupiditas belli gerendi innata est the desire for war is innate custodiae, custodiarum f the detainees, the incarcerated, the prison inmates, the arrestees clivo sudamus in imo the difficulties only begin, already sweating at the bottom of the hill, are just at the beginning circumfossio, circumfossionis f the digging up clārissimatus, clārissimatus m the dignity of a clarissimus, dignity of a councilman coniectus animorum the directing of attention coalita libertate irreverentia the disrespectfulness ingrained by freedom, the disrespectfulness reinforced by freedom canis sagaciter odoratur the dog has a keen scent canis a corio non absterrebitur uncto the dog learns to chew leather on small straps, a dog will not be deterred by a greased leather strap cynocaumata, cynocaumaton n the dog-days canes aprum commovent the dogs rush the boar colluvio Drusi the dregs of the people adhering to him cephenes, cephenum m the drones in a swarm of bees, a people of Ethiopia chamelaea, chamelaeae f the dwarf olive, a shrub ciboria, ciboriae f the Egyptian bean candidatus electus iusiurandum praesidentiale dat the elected candidate takes the Presidential Oath of Office comitia amicorum the election committees of the Friends (where the Friends stood for election) cursus electionis relative tranquillus fuit the election was relatively quiet, the election proceeded relatively calmly creamen, creaminis n the elements of which created things consist cubiculum, cubiculi n the elevated seat of the emperor in the theatre, joint of a stone, groove of a stone, the bed of a stone cornua antemnarum the ends of the yards castra hostium the enemy's camp cacodaemon, cacodaemonis m the evil demon certus numerus nondum constat the exact number has not yet been determined crocodilea, crocodiīleae f the excrement of the crocodile chylisma, chylismatis n the extracted juice of a plant chylos, chyli m the extracted juice of a plant chylus, chyli m the extracted juice of a plant combibit os maculas the face gets spots cessant pedes the feet rest cysthos, cysthi m the female pudenda cunnus, cunni m the female pudenda, an unchaste female cucurbitularis, cucurbitularis f the field cypress campus, qui castra praeiacet the field in front of the camp campus bellator the field of battle, battlefield, battleground campus assiduis pulsatus equis the field rushed through by persevering horses cena prima the first course (of a menu) causa prior the first part of a legal case censura quinquennalis the five-year censorship classis centum navium est the fleet consists of a hundred ships, the fleet includes one hundred ships chymus, chymi m the fluid of the stomach, chyle cibus onerat the food makes discomfort cibus hoc modo coctus placet the food prepared in this way tastes good cleinopus, cleinopodis m the foot of a bed cretio, cretionis f the format declaration by the heir of his intention to enter upon his inheritance, an inheritance Cyrus, Cyri m (1) the founder of the Persian monarchy corpus caducum et infirmum the frail and weak body, the decrepit and weak body cordula, cordulae f the fry of the tunny-fish cordyla, cordylae f the fry of the tunny-fish copiae cotidianis sumptibus suppetunt the funds are sufficient to cover the daily needs casus genetivus (genitivus) the genitive case casus patricus the genitive case casus possessivus the genitive case cano capite cuculus the geriatric marriage cripple circumdatio auri the gilding, the putting around of gold calores austrini the gluten of the south wind Cytherea, Cythereae f the goddess of Cythera, Venus Cythereia, Cythereiae f the goddess of Cythera, Venus caede tepebat humus the ground was warm with blood, the ground steamed with murder cohors, quae in statione est the guard cohort, the watchkeeping cohort custodia alicui cadit the guard duty falls to someone clamor a vigilibus tollitur the guards raise a clamor conviva clamatus prope the guest summoned from the neighborhood consuetudo callum obduxit stomacho meo the habit has made me insensitive coma prominet in vultum the hair hangs in the face capronae, capronarum f the hair of men and animals hanging down upon the forehead, forelocks caproneae, capronearum f the hair of men and animals hanging down upon the forehead, forelocks capillum, capilli n the hair of the head, the hair capillus, capilli m the hair of the head, the hair, the hair of men, the hair of animals, the threads or fibres of plants comae terrore rigent the hair stand on end with fright capilli horrent the hair stands on end canescunt capilli the hair turns grey capillitium, capillitii n the hair capilli metu rigescunt the hairs stand up out of fear crusta, crustae f the hard surface of a body, rind, shell, crust, bark, scab, covering of ice, crust of ice, inlaid work, chased work, embossed work on walls or vessels, plasterwork, stucco-work, mosaic work, outside-work callum, calli n (callus, calli m) the hardened, thick skin upon animal bodies, hardness, callousness, insensibility, stupidity callus, calli m the hardened, thick skin upon animal bodies, hardness, callousness, insensibility, stupidity caput hasta suffixum the head mounted on a spear caput filo velatum the head wrapped in a woollen bandage cor tumidum est the heart swells with ambition calor increscit the heat becomes greater cynocauma, cynocaumatis n the heat of the dog-days calor se frangit the heat subsides calore interpellor the heat takes me away, being taken away by the heat cicuta, cicutae f the hemlock given to criminals as poison, a pipe or flute made from the stalks of the hemlock, shepherd’s pipe cynomyia, cynomyiae f the herb fleabane clivus Capitolinus the higher road ascending to the Capitol, Capitoline Hill clivus ad solum exustus est the hill burned to the ground collis in septentriones spectat the hill faces north collis inter occasum solis et septentriones spectat the hill lies northwest colles molli iugum demittunt clivo the hills lower their backs on a gentle slope cultus meus the homage offered to me centesima, centesimae f the hundredth part of a thing, one percent, one cent, one percent levy centensumus, centensuma, centensumum the hundredth centesimus, centesima, centesimum the hundredth, hundredfold consuetudo vitiosa et corrupta sermonis the incorrect use of language certus Apollo the infallible Apollo caelites, caelitum m the inhabitants of heaven, the gods coillum, coilli n the inmost part of the house, where the Lares were worshipped coilum, coili n the inmost part of the house, where the Lares were worshipped cavaedium, cavaedii n the inner court of Roman houses causarum series the inner reason and connection of things, chain of causes causa imperii the interest of the state communitas internationalis intercedere debet the international community must intervene communitati internationali intercedendum est the international community must intervene Cyrnos, Cyrni m the island Corsica Cyrnus, Cyrni m the island Corsica critae, critarum m the judges among the Hebrews cadus accubat horreis the jug is stored in the attic condulus, conduli m the knob of a joint, the knuckle of a joint, reed condylus, condyli m the knob of a joint, the knuckle of a joint, reed Colchis, Colchidis f the Kolch woman claudus pilam tenet the lame wants to play ball capita coniurationis the leaders (heads) of the conspiracy, ringleaders of the conspiracy candor caeli the light shine of the sky caetrati, caetratorum m (cetrati) the lightly-armed cetrati, cetratorum m the lightly-armed comportionales termini the limits between the boundaries of possessions comportionales, comportionalium m the limits between the boundaries of possessions caedes utrimque par fuit the loss of people was the same on both sides, the number of killed was the same on both sides cachinni undarum the loud splashing of the waves caritates, caritatum f the loved persons catonium, catonii n the Lower World capite censi the lowest class of citizens estimated by head count cinyra, cinyrae f the lyre, an instrument of ten strings cynara, cynarae f the lyre, an instrument of ten strings ceyx, ceycis m the male kingfisher certamen anceps unum ad unum stat the match is drawn 1:1 crescit mihi materies the material grows under my hands causa ita fert the matter brings it so causa deseritur the matter remains unresolved constans fama erat the matter was considered a foregone conclusion cibus animalis the means of nourishment in the air circum late volitans fama the message flying around far and wide Cypassis, Cypassĭdis f the mistress of the poet Ovid contumelia eum frangit the mockery makes him fainthearted, shame oppresses him commodissima belli ratio the most expedient method of warfare celeberrima urbis pars the most frequented district civitas commodius suam rem publicam administrat the municipality has a well-ordered government colobicus, colobici m the mutilated, the maimed coracica, coracicorum n the mysteries of Mithras Cyclopea, Cyclopeorum n the myth of the Cyclopes chreston, chresti n the name by which the plant cichorium was sometimes called Curtius, Curtii m the name of a Roman gens Cyrus, Cyri m (4) the name of a youth Cryphiolathronia, Cryphiolathroniae f the name of an imaginary country clematis, clematidis f the name of various climbing plants Consociatio Atlantica (NATO) the Nato alliance consociatio NATO the Nato alliance consequens ac posterum tempus the near and distant future, the nearer and later time collum circumagit se the neck twists all the way around casus rectus (nominativus) the nominative case conducibile, conducibilis n the nonprofit, the charitable Coreani septentrionales se nova experimenta nuclearia facturos esse minitantur the North Koreans threaten to conduct new nuclear tests cuferion, cuferii n the nose-bleed, a disease of horses chilias, chiliadis f the number 1000, a chiliad Caieta, Caietae f The nurse of Aeneas, town and harbor in Latium castellani, castellanorum m the occupants of a castle caecum erat crimen the offense was in the dark, lying in the dark Curia Saliorum the official building of the Salii on the Palatine Hill collegium coit de aliqua re the official community gathers around a cause consilium senile optimum the old guess best casca, cascae f the old woman, the old lady, the ancient one circelli Olympiaci the olympic rings circumlatrator, circumlatratoris m the one who barks around, what roars around contraria, contrariorum n the opposite, contrary, reverse contrarium, contrarii n the opposite, contrary, reverse, antithesis, contrast, opposite consules ordinarii the ordinary consuls coenolexia, coenolexiae f the ordinary expression chaos, rudis indigestaque moles the original substance, a raw and unseparated mass ceterus, cetera, ceterum the other, the other part circulus muri exterior the outer ring of the wall corsa, corsae f the outer strip in the moulding about a door, girder circumsona turba canum the pack of dogs roaring about commeari coepit the passage becomes free again commeari potest the passage is free cupiditates deferbuerunt the passions are gone, the passions are extinguished curandus, curandi m the patient conciliatores pacis Israelianorum et Palaestinensium conveniunt the peace negotiators of the Israelis and the Palestinians meet culmina Alpium the peaks of the Alps concessa, concessorum n the permissible, the admissible calami compagine cerae inter se iuncti the pipes connected to each other with wax as a binding agent coriceum, coricei n the place in the palæstra where the athletae exercised themselves by striking a suspended sack filled with fig-grains, flour, sand coryceum, corycei n the place in the palæstra where the athletae exercised themselves by striking a suspended sack filled with fig-grains, flour, sand choragium, choragii n the place where the chorus was trained and practised, the preparing and bringing out of a chorus, any other splendid preparation or equipment, means of acquiring, a spring confluentia, confluentiae f the place where two rivers unite confluens confluentis m the place where two rivers unite, the confluence confluentes, confluentium m the place where two rivers unite, the confluence consilium ad defectionem spectat the plan is based on apostasy consilia in posterum differuntur the plans are postponed until later consilia alicui prosperant the plans bring someone luck, circaeon, circaei n the plant also called mandragoras circaeum, circaei n the plant also called mandragoras cleopiceton, cleopiceti n the plant bedfoot cestron, cestri n the plant betony cestros, cestri f the plant betony cucubalus, cucubali f the plant called also strychnos and strumus citocacium, citocacii n the plant chamelaea, the dwarf olive cyclamen, cyclaminis n the plant sowbread cyclaminon, cyclamini n the plant sowbread cyclaminos, cyclamini f the plant sowbread cyclaminum, cyclamini n the plant sowbread chartae silent the poems are silent custodes publici reprehenduntur the police is criticized custodes publici gasio lacrimogeno contra populum utebantur the police used tear gas against the population civitas, civitatis f the privileges of a Roman citizen, citizenship, freedom of the city, the citizens united in a community, body-politic, state, city cadunt tela in hostem the projectiles pour out on the enemy commoditas et aequitas membrorum the proper symmetry of the limbs, the proper balance of the limbs contrariae rationes the pros and cons, the for and against Cyrenaica, Cyrenaicae f the province Cyrenaica circumdatio, circumdationis f the putting around certamen controversiae the real point of contention causa posita est in aliqua re the reason (for it) lies in something causa facile inveniri potest the reason is easy to find, the reason is obvious causa repetunda est ab aliqua re the reason is to be found in something correctio, correctionis f the recalling of a word in order to use a stronger or more significant one in its place canonici libri the recognised books of the Bible conversio, conversionis f the repetition of the same word at the end of a clause crocomagma, crocomagmatis n the residuum of saffron, after the extraction of the oil cetera Graecia the rest of Greece, the remaining part of Greece ceterus exercitus the rest of the army ceteri, ceterae, cetera the rest, the others combibitur fluvius terra the river is swallowed up by the earth citerior ripa fluminis the riverbank on this side cyperis, cyperidis f the root of the plant cyperos Caucasus, Caucasi m the rough Caucasian chain of mountains, in, habited by wild tribes, in Asia, between the Black and Caspian Seas ceremonia, ceremoniae f the sacred, the divine, that which has reference to the Deity, sacredness, sanctity, holy dread, awe, reverence, veneration of the Deity, religious usage, sacred rite, religious ceremony cerimonia, cerimoniae f the sacred, the divine, that which has reference to the Deity, sacredness, sanctity, holy dread, awe, reverence, veneration of the Deity, religious usage, sacred rite, religious ceremony caeremonia, caeremoniae f the sacred, the divine, that which has reference to the Deity, sacredness, sanctity, holy dread, awe, reverence, veneration of the Deity, religious usage, sacred rite, religious ceremony caerimonia, caerimoniae f (caeremonia, ceremonia) the sacred, the divine, that which has reference to the Deity, sacredness, sanctity, holy dread, awe, reverence, veneration of the Deity, religious usage, sacred rite, religious ceremony caerimōnium, caerimōnii n the sacred, the divine, that which has reference to the Deity, sacredness, sanctity, holy dread, awe, reverence, veneration of the Deity, religious usage, sacred rite, religious ceremony clunaclum, clunacli n the sacrificial knife, , small sword, dagger, hunting knife calent ad lucrum popae the sacrificial servants burn for profit cuscolium, cuscolii n the scarlet berry of the holm oak cusculium, cusculii n the scarlet berry of the holm oak clamor ad caelum fertur the scream reaches the sky choeras, choeradis f the scrofula concita ventis aequora the sea whipped up by winds cena altera the second course (of a menu) cenaculum superius the second floor Christianae arcanum vitae caritas existit the secret of the Christian life is love corporum lenocinia the seductive charms of the body Curia Iulia the Senate-house begun by Julius Cæsar, finished by the triumvirs, and used by the Senate after the burning of the Curia Hostilia Curia Pompeia the Senate-house built by Pompey, finally closed after the assassination of Julius Cæsar in it compedes amplectuntur crura the shackles enclose the legs cedat otium militiae, umbra soli the shady home shall give way to the sunny battlefield chelyon, chelyi n the shell of the horned tortoise currente retro funis it rota the shot backfire, the spit turns around, the sheet turns catomum, catomi n the shoulders catomus, catomi m the shoulders clamor perfertur ad aliquem the shouting gets to someone cretura, creturae f the siftings of corn, bran, chaf cernentia, cernentiae f the sight, seeing caelum tonitru contremit the sky booms with thunder caelum nubibus obducitur the sky clouds over, clouds gather in the sky caelum umbra obtexitur the sky covers itself with shadows caelum nubibus obscuratur the sky darkens, dark clouds gather in the sky caelum dividitur in circulos quinque the sky is divided into five circles caelum mari unitur the sky unites with the sea cottabi bubuli the snapping of ox-whips crepida, crepidae f the sole which served the Greeks, and the Romans who adopted Grecian habits, as a shoe, a sandal crepis, crepidis f the sole which served the Greeks, and the Romans who adopted Grecian habits, as a shoe, a sandal carmina aures mulcent the songs delight the ears comi expolirique non debet oratio the speech does not need to be smoothed out and dressed up civitas in sagis est the state is under arms coum, coi n the strap by which the plough-beam was fastened to the yoke Cyrea, Cyreorum n the structures raised by the architect Cyrus comici stulti senes the stupid old people from the comedy circumiacentia, circumiacentium n the surrounding words, context conspicio, conspicionis f the survey taken by the augur in fixing the limits of the templum carmina moriens canit exsequialia cygnus the swan sings death songs as it dies cygni cinxere polum the swans circled the celestial pole circumagitur orbis the tables are turned circumagetur hic orbis the tables will be turned, the tide will turn crassamen, crassaminis n the thick sediment of a liquid, the dregs crassamentum, crassamenti n the thick sediment of a liquid, the dregs, , the thickness of an object, the thick sediment of a liquid, the dregs, grounds ciccum, cicci n the thin membrane surrounding the grains of a pomegranate, something unimportant, something worthless, trifle, bagatelle convenit the thing is fit, it is becoming, it is seemly, it is suitable, it is appropriate, it is proper, it is serviceable for something, it becomes cena tertia the third course (of a menu) conserta robora virorum the tightly closed ranks of men conticinium, conticinii n the time when all becomes still, first part of the night, evening conticium, conticii n the time when all becomes still, first part of the night, evening culmen, culminis n the top, summit (of a building), roof, gable, cupola, the dome of heaven, mountain summit, crown of the head, top of the prow of a ship, summit, acme, height, point of culmination collucent faces the torches shine brightly Cyzicos, Cyzici f the town of Cyzicum Cyzicum, Cyzici n the town of Cyzicum Cyzicus, Cyzici f the town of Cyzicum conversio, conversionis f the transfer from one species of composition to another, the rounding of a period, moral change, conversion, change of view, change of opinion civitas Rhenum tangit the tribe borders on the Rhine civitates obsidibus de pecunia cavent the tribes provide security by holding hostages for the money copiae proeliis atteruntur the troops are weakened in battle classicum canit ad praetorium the trumpet signal sounds in front of the commander's tent caelebs sine palmite truncus the trunk not overgrown by vines callainum, callaini n the turquoise green canthus diruptus est the tyre has burst conventus climaticus Nationum Unitarum inauguratus est the united nations climate conference has been opened catholica, catholicorum n the universe cenaculum superius the upper floor convexa caeli the vaulted arch, vault of heaven circumtextum croceo velamen acantho the veil decorated with saffron acanthus woven around it cumatium, cumatii n the volute of an Ionic column, a channel, a waved moulding, an ogee cymation, cumatii n the volute of an Ionic column, a channel, a waved moulding, an ogee cymatium, cumatii n the volute of an Ionic column, a channel, a waved moulding, an ogee carpenta multa praeda onerata the wagons loaded with much booty caldum, caldi n the warm, a hot drink, mulled wine calidum (caldum), calidi n the warm, a hot drink, mulled wine calor ossa relinquit the warmth of life disappears from the bones collucent ignes the watch fires are lit, the watch fires shine cera tabescit the wax melts caelum me aliquot dies a publico cohibuit the weather prevented me from going out for a few days candidatio, candidationis f the white cuncta civitas in Piraeum descendit the whole citizenry went down to the Piraeus collatum est omne bellum circa Corinthum the whole war was concentrated around Corinth clavi mensura coacta est the width of the hem was narrowed, he remained knight concidunt venti the winds suddenly die down cautus metuit foveam lupus the wolf fearfully guards against the pit carere hoc significat the word carere has this meaning cura somnum mihi adimit the worry robs me of sleep catula, catulae f the young of animals, whelp, young dog, puppy, kind of fetter catulus, catuli m the young of animals, whelp, young dog, puppy, kind of fetter corda eorum odio consumuntur their hearts are eaten away by hate canonici, canonicorum m theorists, theoreticians canonica, canonicorum n theory comminus ad manus reditur there is a scuffle man against man caelum est splendidissimum there is bright sunshine culpa nulla subest there is no fault, there is no guilt, there is no blame considerandi spatium non datur there is no room for reflection colloquuntur cum aliquo they confer with someone, they are talking to someone coniurant (inter se) they conspire, they plot coniurationem faciunt they conspire, they plot colloquuntur inter se they discuss among themselves, they put their heads together certatam lite deorum Ambraciam vident they look at Ambrakia, over which the gods had quarreled Capuae coeunt they meet in Capua collacrimant suum patriaeque casum they mourn their downfall and that of their home town capita conferunt they put their heads together ceu columbae sedebant they sat the same as pigeons colloquuntur aliquem they speak someone colloquuntur ex equis they talk on horseback, they converse on horseback colloquuntur per aliquem they talk through someone, they are talking through an intermediary circumagunt corpora, unde clamor acciderat they turn to where the noise had come from circumstrepunt, iret in castra they urged him to go to the camp cornibus utuntur pro poculis they use horns instead of cups caligo, caliginis f thick atmosphere, mist, vapor, fog, darkness, obscurity, gloom, mental blindness, dulness of perception, calamity, affliction, dim-sightedness, weakness of the eyes calligo, calliginis f thick atmosphere, mist, vapor, fog, darkness, obscurity, gloom, mental blindness, dulness of perception, calamity, affliction, dim-sightedness, weakness of the eyes crassundia, crassundiorum n thick intestines cremor, cremoris m thick juice obtained from animal or vegetable substances, thick broth, pap cremum, cremi n thick juice obtained from animal or vegetable substances, thick broth, pap coactilia, coactilium n thick, fulled cloth or felt crebratus, crebrata, crebratum thick, close compinguesco 3 thicken to a solid substance crassiorem facio thicken crassificor 1 thicken, become dense concrasso 1 thicken, make thick crassatio, crassationis f thickening, getting fat cannetum, canneti n thicket of reeds carduetum, cardueti n thicket of thistles crasse thickly, grossly, rudely, not clearly, dimly, confusedly crebritas crebritatis f thickness, closeness, frequency crebritudo, crebrituddinis f thickness, closeness, frequency crassitas, crassitatis f thickness, density crassitudo, crassitudinis f thickness, density, thick matter, dregs, sediment crassedo, crassedinis f thickness, stupidity clepta, cleptae m thief congero, congeronis m thief culpanda, culpandorum n things deserving censure cogitator, cogitatoris m thinker, advisor cogitatio oculos advocatos adhibet thinking takes the eyes to help cogitatio, cogitationis f thinking, considering, deliberating, thought, reflection, meditation, opinion, judgment, resolution, design, plan, project, ability of thinking, power of thought, faculty of thought, reasoning power cogitamen, cogitaminis n thinking, thought cogitatus, cogitatus m thinking, thought cogitabundus, cogitabunda, cogitabundum thinking, thoughtful causa in disceptatione versatur this is being debated causa in altercatione versatur this is hotly debated caro ista this sensual body carduus, cardui m thistle carduus, cardui m thistle, wild thistle, esculent thistle, artichoke cardelis, cardelis f thistlefinch, goldfinch carduelis, carduelis f thistlefinch, goldfinch Catadupi, Cataduporum m those dwelling near the celebrated cataract of the Nile cum illis those included, including those chiragrici, chiragricorum m those suffering from hand gout (chiragra) compediti, compeditorum m those who are shackled by the legs Clerumenoe, Clerumenorum m those who draw lots, the name of a comedy of Diphilus censuales, censualium m those who make out the censor’s lists, the censor’s lists caudicarii, caudicariorum m those who sail on ships made of rough, stout trunks of trees codicarii, codicariorum m those who sail on ships made of rough, stout trunks of trees combennones, combennonum m those who sat in the same benna cogitatio timoris praeteriti thought of the past danger commenticius, commenticia, commenticium thought out, devised, fabricated, invented, new, feigned, pretended, ideal, imaginary, feigned, forged, false cogitamentum, cogitamenti n thought colaphis percussus thrashed with fists comminatio, comminationis f threat, threatening, menacing comminantur inter se threaten each other comminor 1 threaten one with something, threaten with an attack, menace crimen alicui intento threaten someone with a lawsuit, threaten someone with legal action comminator, comminatoris m threatener comminabundus, comminabunda, comminabundum threatening comminativus, comminativa, comminativum threatening, menacing centesimae ternae three percent (monthly interest) clava trinodis three-knotted mace cavernatim through caverns caumaliter through heat, by heat, due to heat cata mane through the morning corpus eicio throw a corpse unburied cernulo 1 throw down cibum cani obicio throw food to the dog commoveo 2 throw into disorder, move in mind or feeling, make an impression upon, excite, rouse, disquiet, disturb, affect, rouse, stir up, excite, produce, generate, start new doctrines, adduce novelties conturbo 1 throw into disorder, throw into confusion, confuse, derange, disorder, confound, exchange in confused multitudes conicio 5 throw into, place into, put into, include in caleco 1 throw lime on, to lime calico 1 throw lime on, to lime cernuo 1 throw or fall head foremost, turn a somersault coruscationem fulguro throw the lightning bolt coicio 5 throw together, bring together, unite, dispute, contend, discuss, manage judicially, put together logically, connect, prophesy, foretell, divine from signs, interpret an oracle, throw, cast, urge, drive, hurl, put, place, direct, turn, force something eagerly, press, treat conicio 5 throw together, bring together, unite, dispute, contend, discuss, manage judicially, put together logically, connect, prophesy, foretell, divine from signs, interpret an oracle, throw, cast, urge, drive, hurl, put, place, direct, turn, force something eagerly, press, treat contribuo 3 throw together, bring together, unite, incorporate, impart, add, join, annex, admit, bring into, collect, dispose, arrange, classify conicio 5 throw together, bring together, unite, throw together in speaking, dispute, contend, discuss, manage judicially, put together logically, connect, prophesy, foretell, divine from omens, divine from signs, interpret an omen, interpret a dream, interpret an oracle coniecto 1 throw together, cast together, bring together, conclude by conjecture, infer by conjecture, to conjecture, guess, conclude from signs, conclude from omens, augur, interpret, prophesy circuminicio 5 throw up all around conicio 5 throw with force towards, cast quickly towards, urge with force towards, drive quickly towards, hurl with force towards, put quickly towards, direct quickly towards, bring eagerly towards, place with force towards, bearing down, prostrating continor 1 throwing the contus coniectus, coniectus m throwing together, crowding, connecting together, uniting together, conflux, concourse, confluence, heap, crowd, pile, throwing, throwing down, casting, projecting, hurling, turning, directing contrudo 3 thrust together, crowd together, press, thrust, push in, to crowd in conisco 1 thrust with the horns, push with the horns, move quickly, vibrate, shake, brandish, wave, tremble circumtono 1 thunder around, make a noise around, make a clamor around Ceraunius mons Thunder Mountain caelum ceraunium thunderstorm consilium convello thwart an intention consilium dirimo thwart an intention cupedium, cupedii n tidbit cuppedium, cuppediī n tidbit cibus delicatus tidbit, delicacie cupedo, cupedinis f tidbit, delicacy cuppedo, cuppedinis f tidbit, delicacy capilli compositi tidy hair comas recompono tidy the hair again, rearrange the hair canem alligo et solvo tie and untie the dog canem alligo ad ostium tie the dog to the door crines nodo coerceo tie the hair in a knot crinem nodo substringo tie the hair in a knot, tie up one's hair in a knot canem religo pro foribus tie up a dog in front of the door conecto 3 tie, bind, fasten together, join together, connect, entwine, link together, gather, implicate, involve, connect, join to, annex a logical conclusion, subjoin a logical conclusion connecto 3 tie, bind, fasten together, join together, connect, entwine, link together, gather, implicate, involve, connect, join to, annex a logical conclusion, subjoin a logical conclusion crebrinodus, crebrinoda, crebrinodum tightly knotted, densely knotted calobatarius, calobatarii m tightrope walker campum aro till the field, cultivate the field, plough the field chronocrator, chronocratoris m time ruler cautio et timiditas timid caution cistellaria, cistellariae f title of a comedy of Plautus consilia communico cum aliquo to arrange with someone, to agree with someone cocionor 1 to be a broker commotus sum to be excited cupiditate alicuius rei careo to be free from craving for something, be free from desire for something cardine summo vertor to be in the greatest danger conspectum converto to catch one's eye, direct one's gaze at something, cast a glance concido 3 to chop, to chaff, to shred consimilo 1 to compare crusto 1 to cover with a rind, cover with a shell, cover with a incrustation, cover with plaster-work, cover with embossed figures, incrust contego 3 to cover, cover up, cover over, preserve, keep, conceal by covering, hide, conceal cucurio 4 to crow cucurrio 4 (cucurio 4) to crow considerationem in aliquid intendo to direct one's consideration on something, consider something celebro 1 to do something frequently, to do something in multitudes, practise, engage in, frequently say, use, often employ, repeat conduplico 1 to double congemino 1 to double, redouble, repeat, reduplicate condoceo 2 to exercise, train, instruct convivo 1 to feast with others, to banquet with others, carouse together, consume, eat convivor 1 to feast with others, to banquet with others, carouse together, consume, eat consaepio 4 (consepio 4) to fence round, hedge in, enclose consaepto 1 to fence round, hedge in, enclose consepio 4 to fence round, hedge in, enclose consepto 1 to fence round, hedge in, enclose consummor 1 to form completely, reach the highest point, reach completion, reach perfection conformo 1 to form, fashion, shape symmetrically, shape skilfully comperendinatim to gain time through prevarication commacesco 3 to grow lean concustodio 4 to guard, watch carefully certior sum ex aliquo to have made sure by someone consilii sum inops to have no clue consario 4 to hoe to pieces, rake to pieces consarrio 4 to hoe to pieces, rake to pieces confermento 1 to leaven, ferment through and through concupisco 3 to long much for a thing, be very desirous of, covet, aspire to, strive after circumadspicio 5 to look around callum obduco dolori to make oneself insensitive to pain componunt inter se to meet each other, dating each other conscendo 3 to mount, ascend, go on board a ship, to embark, take ship cum magna mea voluptate to my great joy, to my great satisfaction cum magno meo dolore to my great pain, to my great sorrow certum aliquem facio to notify someone, to make sure someone, to inform someone convenusto 1 to ornament, adorn condecoro 1 to ornament, decorate, adorn excessively or carefully consisto 3 to place one’s self anywhere, stand still, stand, halt, stop, make a stop, set, become hard, become solid, take one’s place, take position, assume a place, assume a attitude for an action, make a halt compenso 1 to poise, weigh several things with one another, equalize one thing with another by weighing, balance with one another, make good, compensate, balance against crucio 1 to put to death on the cross, crucify, put to the rack, torture, torment constantiae causa to remain consistent, in order to stay consistent conspolio 1 to rob contero 3 to shred contundo 3 to shred collutito 1 to soil, defile much collutulento 1 to soil, defile much collutulo 1 to soil, defile much cum alicuius pudore to someone's shame circumadsisto 3 (circumassisto 3) to step all around confligo 3 to strike one thing against another, to strike, bring together, join together, unite, oppose in comparison, contrast, be in conflict, to contend, fight, combat condomo 1 to tame completely, curb, check contra valetudinis commodum to the detriment of health condocefacio 5 to train, teach, instruct, discipline confoveo 2 to warm, foster, cherish assiduously confluctuo 1 to wave on all sides continguo 3 to wet, moisten cuiusvis, cuiavis, cuiumvis to whomever pertaining, whosesoever, of any one convolnero 1 to wound, severety, perforate convulnero 1 (convolnero 1) to wound, severety, perforate cras to-morrow, on the morrow, for the morrow, the future, hereafter curriculum sclodiale toboggan run cum peristӯlio domus tota collapsa est together with the peristyle the whole house collapsed communitus together, in common, jointly communiter together, in common, jointly, generally congregatim together, in crowds consociatim together, unitedly conditivum, conditivi n tomb cras mane tomorrow morning cras ad clepsydram dicemus tomorrow we'll talk after the water meter crastino tomorrow crastinum, crastini n tomorrow, the morrow concrepantia, concrepantiae f tone, babble, chatter consilia celeriora too heated plans candidatus apicatus top candidate cucurbitae primae top pumpkins, best quality pumpkins camisia exterior top shirt, dress shirt, outer shirt concrucio 1 torment, rack, torture severely cruciabilitas, cruciabilitatis f torment, torture cruciator, cruciatoris m tormenter, torturer cruciabilis, cruciabile tormenting, torturing, painful, excruciating, miserable, susceptible of torture collaceratus, collacerata, collaceratum torn to pieces, lacerated chelys, chelyos f tortoise, lyre, harp, the constellation Lyra celtium, celtii n tortoiseshell cruciatus tormentorum torture agony cruciatu aliquem afficio torture someone, torment someone cruciatus, cruciatus m torture, torment, a torturing, execution, ruin, calamity, misfortune, instruments of torture carnificium, carnificii n torture, torment, agony cruciamen, cruciaminis n torture, torment, pain cruciamentum, cruciamenti n torture, torment, pain conflictor, conflictoris m torturer, tormentor cruciabundus, cruciabunda, cruciabundum torturing, tormenting crucius, crucia, crucium torturous, agonizing collabasco 3 totter at the same time, be about to fall at the same time, waver with contingo 3 touch on all sides, touch, take hold of, seize, eat, partake of, taste, touch impurely, be near, be neighboring, be contiguous, border upon, reach, extend to, reach something by moving, attain to, reach, come to, arrive at, meet with confrico genua touch the knees in earnest entreaty contracto 1 touch, handle, come in contact with, feel, touch in examining, search, touch carnally, have illicit intercourse with, appropriate, take by stealth, steal, purloin, contemplate, look at, consider, dwell upon, apply one’s self to contrecto 1 touch, handle, come in contact with, feel, touch in examining, search, touch carnally, have illicit intercourse with, appropriate, take by stealth, steal, purloin, contemplate, look at, consider, dwell upon, apply one’s self to certamen Galliae birotis circumvehendae Tour de France circuitus Galliae birotarius Tour de France commeatus hospitalis tourism commeatus hospitalium tourism cadente die towards evening caelo vesperascente towards evening, with nightfall circa ortum lucis towards sunrise cautes celsae towering rocks, towering cliffs cautis, cautis f towering rocks, towering cliffs curia municipalis town hall curia urbana town hall Cynosura, Cynosurae f town in Arcadia Comum, Comī n town in Gallia Transpadana, the birthplace of the younger Pliny Cyparissa, Cyparissae f town in Messenia, now Arkadhia Cyparissae, Cyparissarum f town in Messenia, now Arkadhia Cyparissia, Cyparissiae f town in Messenia, now Arkadhia Cerasus, Cerasuntis f town in Pontus, where the cherry is native Cyra, Cyrae f town of a province of the same name in Libya Cyrenae, Cyrenarum f town of a province of the same name in Libya Cyrene, Cyrenes f (1) town of a province of the same name in Libya Cybistra, Cybistrorum n town of Cappadocia Cydonea, Cydoneae f town on the north coast of Crete, now Canea Cydonia, Cydoniae f town on the north coast of Crete, now Canea causarum minutias indago trace the reasons down to the last detail cannula pulmonis trachea, windpipe canis sagax tracking dog canis vestigans tracking dog canis vestigator tracking dog computatio commercialis trade balance constat negotiatio omnis ex empto et vendito trade consists exclusively in buying and selling commercium sericorum trade in silk fabrics conciliatura, conciliaturae f trade of procurer, trade of pimping, trade of pandering commercor 1 trade together, traffic together, buy up, purchase collegii opificum particeps trade union member, trade unionist collegiorum opificum motus trade union movement, trade unionism collegii opificum curator trade union representative collegii opificum navitas trade union work, trade union activity collegium opificum trade union, craftsmen's guild commercior 1 trade caeparius, caeparii m trader in onions ceparius, ceparii m trader in onions cauponor 1 traffic in any thing, trade in any thing cothurnati, cothurnatorum m tragic actors campus exercitatorius training camp corruptilis, corruptile transient, destructible, corruptible, perishable crystallicus, crystallica, crystallicum transparent like crystal cybaea, cybaeae f transport-ship, merchant-ship circumvectitor 1 travel about, visit in succession classe circumvehor travel around with the fleet cassidile, cassidilis n travel bag, small bag classe proficiscor travel by ship, travel by sea circus ambulatorius travelling circus, troop of barnstormers circus circumforaneus travelling circus, troop of barnstormers circumcalco 1 tread all around, trample upon all around circumculco 1 tread all around, trample upon all around calco 1 tread something, tread upon something, tread under foot, stamp, beat, tread down, oppress, trample upon, scorn, contemn, spurn, despise, abuse, pass over, press close together, press in conculco 1 tread under foot, crush by treading, bruise by treading, tread down, trample upon in a hostile manner, abuse, despise, treat with contempt calcatus, calcatus m treading calcatura, calcaturae f treading, winepress corbona, corbonae f treasurechamber camararius, camararii m treasurer, chamberlain camerarius, camerarii m treasurer, chamberlain cimeliarcha, cimeliarchae m treasurer, keeper of treasure creditarius, creditarii m treasurer, shop steward contumelia insequor treat dishonorably, treat disgracefully,, treat insultingly, insult, disgrace clementia utor in captos treat the prisoners with leniency caerimonior 1 treat with due ceremony, worship cerimonior 1 treat with due ceremony, worship cepurica, cepuricon n treatise on gardening contractus Maastrichtensis treaty of Masstricht, Masstricht treaty cacumen arboris tree crown, treetop calamites, calamitae m tree frog, green frog catachana, catachanae f tree inoculated with buds of different fruit-trees catachanna, catachannae f tree inoculated with buds of different fruit-trees cani arborum villi tree moss contremesco 3 tremble all over, shake, quake caeli fragore pavesco tremble at the crash of the sky contremo 3 tremble greatly, quake canna tremula trembling reed contremulus, contremula, contremulum trembling violently clamor vastus tremendous clamor clades ingens tremendous defeat crispitudo, crispitudinis f tremulous or vibratory motion comitia tributa tribus committees, assembly by district calumnia, calumniae f trickery, artifice, chicanery, cunning device, pretence, evasion, subterfuge, misrepresentation, false statement, fallacy, cavil, false accusation, malicious charge, false information, malicious information, false action at law cuspis triplex trident cerro, cerronis m trifler, idle fellow conclusiuncula, conclusiuncula f trifling conclusion, captious conclusion, sophism cantilo 1 trilling singing, trilling clavatura, clavaturae f trim cogitationes fumeae trivial considerations, futile considerations constipatio exercitus troop concentration, force concentration copiae trans Padum agentes troops standing on the other side of the Po, troops standing beyond the Po cruorem calco trot in blood coera, coerae f trouble, solicitude, care, attention, pains, concern, worries caudex, caudicis m trunk of a tree, stock, stem, block of wood to which one was bound for punishment, block, dolt, blockhead, block of wood split or sawn into planks, leaves or tablets and fastened together, book, writin, accountbook, ledger, code of laws codex, codicis m (caudex) trunk of a tree, stock, stem, block of wood to which one was bound for punishment, block, dolt, blockhead, block of wood split or sawn into planks, leaves or tablets and fastened together, book, writin, accountbook, ledger, code of laws confido 3 trust confidently in something, confide in, rely firmly upon, believe, be assured of credo 3 trust one in his assertions, give someone credence, believe, hold as true, admit as true chirographis credo trust the handwriting chirographis fidem habeo trust the handwriting cum fide trustful, with trust, full of trust cum fiducia trustful, with trust, full of trust circumvehor omnia verbis try to describe everything with words consilium impedire conor try to thwart the plan, try to frustrate the plan, try to foil the plan certamen tempto try to win a fight calamitas megacymatica Tsunami disaster cupa, cupae f tub, cask, tun, vat, a female vintner, niche certamen funtractorium tug of war carmen, carminis n tune, song, poem, verse, an oracular response, air, lay, strain, note, sound, composition in verse, lyric poetry, epic poetry, book, canto, prophecy, prediction, magic formula, incantation canor, canoris m tune, sound, song, melody cybion, cybii n tunny-fish, dish made of pieces of the tunny-fish salted and chopped cybium, cybii n tunny-fish, dish made of pieces of the tunny-fish salted and chopped caespes, caespitis m turf, sod as cut out, cot, hut, hovel, shed, altar, knot, knob, clump, group of plants, grassy field, a green field, earth, ground campso 1 turn around a place, sail by, double camso 1 turn around a place, sail by, double circumroto 1 turn around in a circle circumagor 3 turn around in a circle, rotate circumagor 3 turn around in a circle, rotate, go around in a circle, be tempted to do this soon, that soon, to make a circuit, drift around, turn around circumverto 3 (circumvorto 3) turn around, cheat circumvorto 3 turn around, cheat circumversor 1 turn around, rotate conglacio 1 turn entirely to ice, freeze up, pass inactively, pass by idly circumvertor 3 turn myself around contingit (ut ...) turn out that, turn out to be that, it results (that), it follows (that) converso 1 turn round converto 3 turn round, whirl round, wheel about, cause to turn, turn back, reverse, turn somewhere, direct somewhere, direct to, direct towards, move to, turn to, bring into disorder, translate cantu verto aliquem in piscem turn someone into a fish with a spell copiam alicuius rei alicui facio turn something over to someone clavem verto turn the key cineresco 3 turn to ashes convertor 3 turn, turn around, turn toward, draw toward contorqueo 2 turn, twist, twirl, swing, whirl, brandish, throw out violently, throw out forcibly, hurl cinefacio 5 turne to ashes controversus, controversa, controversum turned against, in an opposite direction, lying opposite, that is the subject of dispute, controverted, disputed, questionable contraversus, contraversa, contraversum turned opposite, lying over against cinefactus, cinefacta, cinefactum turned to ashes cernulus, cernula, cernulum turning a somersault cardo rerum turning point of the situation conversio temporum turning point, turn of the times conversio, conversionis f turning round, revolving, revolution, the periodical return of the seasons caused by the revolution of the heavenly bodies, inverting, an abscess, subversion, alteration, change catastropha, catastrophae f turning-point of an action, catastrophe catastrophe, catastrophes f turning-point of an action, catastrophe campsa, campsae f (2) turning, writhing campa, campae f turning, writhing, caterpillar campe, campes f turning, writhing, caterpillar callainus, callaina, callainum turquoisecolored comitabantur viginti cohortes twenty cohorts formed the escort crepusculum, crepusculi n twilight, dusk, evening twilight, the dusk of the evening, darkness connatus, connati m twin brother, twin circumtorqueo 2 twist around, turn around centesimae bīnae two percent (monthly interest) Cyaneae, Cyanearum f two small rocky islands at the entrance of the Pontus Euxinus, called also Symplegades carpentum, carpenti n two-wheeled, covered carriage, coach, chariot, wagon or cart for agricultural use, dung-cart consignificatio, consignificationis f twofold significance Cypselus, Cypseli m tyrant at Corinth caro suminata udder of a sow, paps of a sow cortizones ulcers consilium abditum ulterior motive, secondary intention, collateral intent concordanter unanimous cunctis suffragiis unanimous conspirans, conspirantis unanimously consensu unanimously, with general consent, according to the general wish capitalismus infrenatus unbridled capitalism cupiditates effrenatae unbridled desires, unrestrained desires cupiditates indomitae unbridled desires, unrestrained desires constitutioni statali contrarius unconstitutional coactu under duress, compulsively, forcibly communicabiliter under mutual communication colobum, colobī n undergarment with short sleeves colobium, colobii n undergarment with short sleeves, , short sleeved tunic consilium, consilii n understanding, judgment, wisdom, sense, penetration, prudence, the persons who deliberate, council, counsellor coepto coercere seditionem undertake to calm the uprising conor 1 undertake, endeavor, attempt, try, venture, presume conata, conatorum n undertaking, attempt, enterprise, experiment conatum, conati n undertaking, attempt, enterprise, experiment conatio, conationis f undertaking, endeavoring, effort, endeavor, attempt commissum, commissi n undertaking, enterprise, transgression, offence, fault, crime, that which is intrusted, secret, trust caedua silva underwood crispisulcans, crispisulcantis undulating, serpentine coacta cessatio ab opere unemployment, joblessness coacta operis vacatio unemployment, joblessness coacta vacuitas laboris unemployment, joblessness coactum otium unemployment, joblessness casus adversi unfortunate circumstances condicio iniqua unfortunate circumstances calamitose unfortunately contextus, contexta, contextum uninterrupted, continuous collegii opificum praefectus union boss concubinatus, concubinatus m union of a man with an unmarried woman, concubinage, dulterous intercourse conciliatus, conciliatus m union of atoms, connection of bodies collegii opificum praeses union president, trade union chairperson congregatus, congregatus m union, association consociatio, consociationis f union, association consocietas, consocietatis f union, close connection concorporatio, concorporationis f union, harmony confoedero 1 unite by a league, join by a league copias cum aliquo iungo unite one's troops with someone, unite with someone continor 1 unite one’s self to, join continuor 1 unite one’s self to, join concarno 1 unite with flesh, clothe with flesh, incarnate counio 4 unite coaduno 1 unite, add together, join together, collect into one combino 1 unite, combine congregus, congrega, congregum united in flocks concorporo 1 united in one body, incorporated Coniunctum Britanniae Magnae et Hiberniae Septentrionalis Regnum United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Concilium ab iuribus hominum Unitarum Nationum United Nations Human Rights Council consilium securitatis Nationum Unitarum United Nations Security Council curia repraesentantium Civitatum Unitarum United States House of Representatives, House Civitates Americae Unitae United States of America consociatus, consociata, consociatum united, agreeing, harmonious consocius, consocia, consocium united, connected coniunctus, coniuncta, coniunctum united, connected, bordering upon, near, connected with, following, connected with, pertaining to, accordant with, agreeing with, conformable to, harmonious, accordant coniunctim unitedly, in common, jointly, together coadunatio, coadunationis f uniting into one, summing up congregalis, congregale uniting together concarnatio, concarnationis f uniting with flesh, incarnation catholicus, catholica, catholicum universal, relating to all, orthodox, catholic capilli incompti unkempt hair cepionides, cepionidum f unknown gemstones chalcetum, chalceti m unknown medicinal plant chiliodynama, chiliodynamae f unknown medicinal plant, thousand-virtues chiliodynamia, chiliodynamiae f unknown medicinal plant, thousand-virtues chiliophyllon, chiliophylli n unknown plant, thousand-leaves catochites, catochitae m unknown precious stone found in Corsica chalazias, chalaziae m unknown precious stone, of the form and color of hail catta, cattae f unknown species of animal, cat, weasel catabolum, cataboli n unloading site, unloading location catabulum, catabuli n unloading site, unloading location caelebs, caelibis unmarried, single celebs, celibis unmarried, single coelebs, coelibis unmarried, single certa fide destitutus unofficial catus, quantumvis rusticus unpolished, but clever confusus et perturbatus unrelated, incoherent calx viva unslaked lime, quicklime corium crudum untanned skin constructivus, constructiva, constructivum uplifting, constructive coenaculum, coenaculi n upper story, upper room, garret, attic concieo 2 urge together, bring together, assemble together (by exciting or rousing), collect, move violently, shake, stir up, rouse, excite, provoke, produce (action, passion, disquiet), cause (action, passion, disquiet) concio 4 (concieo 2) urge together, bring together, assemble together (by exciting or rousing), collect, move violently, shake, stir up, rouse, excite, provoke, produce (action, passion, disquiet), cause (action, passion, disquiet) conicio 5 urge, press, treat, adduce clavis memorialis USB USB stick, USB flash drive commodiore re frumentaria utor use a lighter form of food coercitionem inhibeo adversus aliquem use coercion against someone contentio alicuius rei use of all forces to achieve something chresis, chresis f use, application consuetus, consueta, consuetum used, accustomed, usual, ordinary, wonted, customary circumvectorius, circumvectoria, circumvectorium useful for cruising calumnia dicendi tempus eximo using an artifice to delay the speaking time cenito apud aliquem usually dine with someone corpus collaceratum utterly mangled body, body completely mangled cenodoxia, cenodoxiae f vain craving for fame crimen verum valid allegation, true accusation convallia, convallium n valley enclosed on all sides, valley basin convallis, convallis f valley enclosed on all sides, valley basin claustrum mobile valve convario 1 variegate camaro 1 vault over, arch over camero 1 vault over, arch over concamero 1 vault over, arch over cameratio, camerationis f vault, arch convexum, convexi n vault, arch, concavity convexa, convexorum n vault, arch, concavity, the hollows, cavities camara, camarae f vault, arched roof, arch, flat ship with an arched covering, used by those dwelling on the Black Sea camera, camerae f (camara) vault, arched roof, arch, flat ship with an arched covering, used by those dwelling on the Black Sea caro vitulina veal cena terrestris vegetables currus remulcatus vehicle trailer caput obnubo veil one's head convelo 1 veil, cover over capragini lumbi venison chops caprigeni lumbi venison chops, roe deer chops colubra venenata venomous snake Cythere, Cytheres f Venus Cythereis, Cythereidis f Venus civitas foederata verbündete Gemeinde, verbündeter Staat catalecticus, catalectica, catalecticum verse in which a syllable is wanting at the end catalectos, catalecton verse in which a syllable is wanting at the end carminabundus, carminabunda, carminabundum versifying capulo proximus very close to the coffin citumus, cituma, citumum very close, the nearest condensus, condensa, condensum very dense, close, thick, thickly covered concupiens, concupientis very desirous, warmly desiring, coveting concupiscens, concupiscentis very desirous, warmly desiring, coveting carbasa, carbasorum n very fine Spanish flax, fine linen, cambric, fine linen garment, curtain, sail, the Sibylline books, written upon linen carbasum, carbasi n very fine Spanish flax, fine linen, cambric, fine linen garment, curtain, sail, the Sibylline books, written upon linen carbasus, carbasi f very fine Spanish flax, fine linen, cambric, fine linen garment, curtain, sail, the Sibylline books, written upon linen controversiosus, controversiosa, controversiosum very much controverted crapulentus, crapulenta, crapulentum very much intoxicated celerrimo very quickly consimiliter very similarly, in like manner crocotillus, crocotilla, crocotillum very slight cinyphes, cinyphum f very small flies, gnats condigne very worthily coculum, coculi n vessel for cooking, small wood for cooking calpar, calparis n vessel for liquids, winecask, wine-pitcher carenaria, carenariae f vessel for making carenum caroenaria, caroenariae f vessel for making carenum colum, coli n vessel for straining, strainer, colander, bow-net, net of wicker-work for catching fish, wear creterrae, creterrarum f vessel in which wine was mingled with water, mixing-vessel or bow, vessel for drawing water, bucket, water-pail, oil-vessel, water-basin, aperture of a volcanic mountain, crater, volcanic opening of the earth, a constellation, the Bowl crater, crateris m (cratera, craterae f) vessel in which wine was mingled with water, mixing-vessel or bow, vessel for drawing water, bucket, water-pail, oil-vessel, water-basin, aperture of a volcanic mountain, crater, volcanic opening of the earth, a constellation, the Bowl cratera, craterae f vessel in which wine was mingled with water, mixing-vessel or bow, vessel for drawing water, bucket, water-pail, oil-vessel, water-basin, aperture of a volcanic mountain, crater, volcanic opening of the earth, a constellation, the Bowl Cumana, Cumanae f vessel made of Cumæan clay congiarium, congiarii n vessel that holds a congius, gift divided among the people of the measure of a congius, largess in money divided among the soldiers or among the people or among private friends, gift, present chrysendeta, chrysendetorum n vessels inlaid with gold camisia interior vest, singlet consultatio televisifica videoconference circumspicio 5 view on all sides, survey, review, descry, get sight of by looking around, view something mentally, ponder upon, weigh, consider, look about for something with desire, seek for confricatio, confricationis f vigorous rubbing, friction comarchus, comarchi m village head, village headman, mayor, village schoolman, community headman, local spokesman Cannae, Cannarum f village in Apulia, north of Canusium, famous for the victory of Hannibal over the Romans colles vitiferi vine hills capita vitis vine roots capita vitis vine tendrils collis vinearius vine-hill, vineyard colles vinearii vineyards clementiam violo violate the duty to be lenient conviolo 1 violate, desecrate constupro 1 violate, ravisn, debauch, defile cataplectatio, cataplectationis f violence, knockdown, knock-out conquestus, conquestus m violent complaint clamitatio, clamitationis f violent crying, clamor, noise cachinnatio, cachinnationis f violent laughing, immoderate laughter cataegis, cataegidis f violent storm of wind, hurricane, whirlwind cercius, cercii m violent wind blowing in Gallia Narbonensis, west-northwest wind circias, circiae m violent wind blowing in Gallia Narbonensis, west-northwest wind circius, circiii m violent wind blowing in Gallia Narbonensis, west-northwest wind concitatus, concitata, concitatum violently moved, rapid, swift, quick, roused up, excited, vehement, ardent concentus violinicus violin concert cyberspatium, cyberspatii n virtual world conyza, conyzae f viscous elecampane conspicabilis, conspicabile visible, remarkable, notable confrequento 1 visit often, visit frequently, visit in large numbers contra decretum suffragor vote against the resolution, vote against the decision comitio 1 vote in the comitia, go into the comitium comitior 1 vote in the comitia, go into the comitium computatrum electorium voting machine, election computer, voting computer computatrum suffragatorium voting machine, election computer, voting computer convoveo 2 vow together, take a vow together, unite through a vow cum hoste bellum gero wage war against the enemy, make war on the enemy capsus, capsi m wagon-body, coach-body, enclosure for animals, pen colobium longum waistcoat, vest cursum exspecto wait for good wind cicadas exspecto wait for summer commodum alicuius exspecto wait until it is convenient for someone Cambria, Cambriae f Wales circummeo 1 walk all around, go around circumambulo 1 walk around cōnspatior 1 walk together calcabilis, calcabile walkable circuitio, circuitionis f walking around in a circle circummoenio 4 wall up around, fortify, secure circummunio 4 wall up around, fortify, secure chamaedrys, chamaedryis f wall-germander, , dwarf oak circummurale, circummuralis n wall, ring wall cotonea, cotoneae f wallwort, comfrey, black briony circumvagor 1 wander about circumerro 1 wander round, stroll about circumvagus, circumvaga, circumvagum wandering about, flowing around circellio, circellionis m wandering Monk circumcellio, circumcellionis m wandering monk, class of monks, who, without fixed abode, wandered about from cell to cell, a class of heretics commigratio, commigrationis f wandering, migration cava luna waning moon cetera quam paucissimis absolvam want to dismiss the rest as briefly as possible contra fluminis tractum conor want to swim against the current contra ictum fluvii conor want to swim against the current caresco 3 want cinaedus, cinaeda, cinaedum wanton, unchaste, impudent, shameless clades belli war damages cedant arma togae war shall give way to peace covinnus, covinni m war-chariot of the Britons and Belgæ, travelling chariot, a kind of tilbury covinus, covini m war-chariot of the Britons and Belgæ, travelling chariot, a kind of tilbury caput displosivum warhead calda, caldorum n warm areas calida, calidorum n warm areas caldaria, caldariae f warm bath, pot for boiling collaudatio, collaudationis f warm praise concalefacio 5 warm thoroughly concalfacio 5 warm thoroughly calefio warm up calfio warm up calda, caldae f warm water calida, calidae f (calda, caldae f) warm water caldus, calda, caldum warm, hot, fiery, rash, eager, spirited, fierce, impassioned, vehement, quick, ready calidus, calida, calidum (caldus) warm, hot, fiery, rash, eager, spirited, fierce, impassioned, vehement, quick, ready calefactio, calefactionis f warming, heating calefactus, calefactus m warming, heating calfactio, calfactionis f warming, heating calfactus, calfactus m warming, heating concalefactio, concalefactionis f warming, heating caldor, caldoris m warmth, heat calor, caloris m warmth, heat, glow, vital heat, summer heat, warmth of summer, summer, heat of a fever, heat of passion, fire, zeal, ardor, impetuosity, vehemence, ardent love, the fire of love circumlavo 1 wash around, overflow all around circumlavo 3 wash around, overflow all around colluo 3 wash thoroughly, wash out, rinse, moisten, wet, quench thirst, wash up (earth) by the waves coluo 3 wash thoroughly, wash out, rinse, moisten, wet, quench thirst, wash up (earth) by the waves conluo 3 wash thoroughly, wash out, rinse, moisten, wet, quench thirst, wash up (earth) by the waves capitilavium, capitilavii n washing of the head Cursus Publicus Vasingtoniensis Washington Post contabesco 3 waste away gradually, be consumed, pine away contabefacio 5 waste away, wear out, consume cave canem Watch out, biting dog! custodio 4 watch, protect, keep, defend, guard, be on the watch, preserve, regard, take heed, observe, maintain, hold something back, hold in custody, hold captive circumspector, circumspectoris m watcher, watchman, spy custodiarium, custodiarii n watchhouse circitator, circitatoris m watchman, he who goes the rounds and visit the posts of sentinels, pedler, circulator cocta, coctae f water boiled, and cooled by ice, decoction, boiled meat, cooked meat cedo aquam manibus water for the hands!, bring water for the hands! calix vitreus water glass cataracta, cataractae f waterfall, cataract, the celebrated fall of the Nile, drawbridge, portcullis, water-sluice, floodgate, waterbird cataractes, cataractae m waterfall, cataract, the celebrated fall of the Nile, drawbridge, portcullis, water-sluice, floodgate, waterbird catarracta, catarractae f waterfall, cataract, the celebrated fall of the Nile, drawbridge, portcullis, water-sluice, floodgate, waterbird catarractes, catarractae m waterfall, cataract, the celebrated fall of the Nile, drawbridge, portcullis, water-sluice, floodgate, waterbird campus glacialis watery meadow clivus aquae wave crest circa signa trepidare waver in the front rows contatus, contata, contatum wavering, indecisive, vacillating, irresolute, undecided cunctatus, cunctata, cunctatum wavering, indecisive, vacillating, irresolute, undecided ceriforus, cerifori m wax candle lighter ceriolarius, ceriolarii m wax candle maker, candle maker, candle caster cerea effigies wax image, ancestral wax image cerea imago wax image, ancestral wax image cerae, cerarum f wax images, ancestral wax images ceratum, cerati n wax plaster, wax salve, wax pomatum cerotarium, cerotarii n wax plaster, wax salve, wax pomatum cerotum, ceroti n wax plaster, wax salve, wax pomatum cerina, cerinorm n wax-colored garment cerarium, cerarii n wax-money, fee for affixing a seal ceritis, ceritidis f wax-stone, a precious stone cereus color wax-yellow color cera, cerae f wax, writing-tablet covered with wax, leaf, page, seal of wax, waxen image of an ancestor, wax figure, wax used in encaustic painting caera, caerae f wax, writing-tablet covered with wax, seal of wax, waxen image of an ancestor, wax figure cerineus, cerinea, cerineum waxcolored, yellow like wax cerinus, cerina, cerinum waxcolored, yellow like wax cereus, cerea, cereum waxen, of wax, wax-colored, pliant, soft, like wax, easily moved, easily persuaded crescens, crescentis waxing, growing, increasing ceroferarius, ceroferarii m waxlight bearer, an attendant at Christian ceremonial worship cereus, cerei m waxlight, wax taper consilia et facta way of thinking and acting conclusi sumus in compagibus corporis we are enclosed in the structure of our body, be enclosed in the structure of one's body circumfundimur armis we are surrounded by armed men circumcludimur duobus exercitibus we are surrounded by two armies, be enclosed by two armies comitiis convenimus we come together for the election assembly, we convene for the electoral assembly conciliamur inter nos (conciliamini inter vos, conciliantur inter se) we get closer, we come to an agreement, we agree constituimus we have agreed among ourselves conventionis nos paenitet we regret the agreement curemus cuticulam! we want to feast (on the food), let us feast (on food) cessabimus una we want to indulge in sweet idleness together, we want to celebrate together captus animi weak in spirit, mentally weak carpo 3 weaken, harass, separate a whole into single parts, cut to pieces, divide, go, tread upon, pass over, navigate, sail along, sail through, take one’s way, pursue one’s way confectio valetudinis weakening of the health, health weakening crebritas sententiarum wealth of thoughts, richness of thoughts censum, censi n wealth, riches coniunx dotata wealthy wife calceamentis humilioribus utor wear lower shoes conteror 3 wear oneself out, toil away, exhaust oneself cum catenis sum wear shackles, lie in shackles, be in shackles, be shackled, be tied up coronam (capite) gero (gesto) wear the wreath of victory on the head cristiger, cristigera, cristigerum wearing a comb, combing crepidatus, crepidata, crepidatum wearing sandals color mustelinus weasel color celebritas nuptiarum wedding celebration cena nuptialis wedding feast collacrimo 1 weep together, weep very much, bewail, deplore collacrumo 1 weep together, weep very much, bewail, deplore compendo 3 weigh together, balance together compondero 1 weigh circumspectus, circumspecta, circumspectum weighed with care, well considered, guarded, circumspect, considerate, cautious, wary, provident, heedful, worthy of consideration, respected, distinguished centumpondium, centumpondii n weight of a hundred pounds centupondium, centupondii n weight of a hundred pounds cura socialis welfare, , social welfare, social care consultus, consulta, consultum well considered, well weighed, well deliberated upon, maturely pondered, knowing, skilful, experienced, practised, experienced in law, skilled in the law, learned in the law campigeni, campigenorum m well disciplined soldiers compositus, composita, compositum well-arranged, ordered, well-constituted, orderly, regular, fitly disposed for any purpose, prepared, apt, fit, adapted, qualified, suitable, ready, quiet, peaceful, undisturbed, calm, composed, unimpassioned, sedate cedo experiamur well, let's try it! Cisiordania, Cisiordaniae f West Bank chelidonias, chelidoniae m west wind, blowing after the 22d of Feb (after the arrival of the swallows) corpus aqua tango wet the body with water, moisten the body with water columen, columinis n what rises in height, what is prominent, what projects, point, top, summit, ridge, elevated object, pillar, colum, crown, first, chief, the height, top of a gable-end, gable pilla, support, prop, stay cladis reliquiae what survived the defeat cervisia triticea wheat beer cervisia, cervisiae f wheat brew cum aut incohatur luna aut impletur when it becomes new moon or full moon cum tot nobiles forum coartarent when so many members of the nobility crowded the forum cum ver esse coeperat when spring had come, when it was spring cum + Ind. when suddenly cum iam auroresceret when the dawn was already shining, when the dawn was already breaking certa sorte when the lot was determined cum + Konj. when cuias, cuiatis whence originating?, of what country, of what family, of what town?, whence?, from what place? cum + Ind. whenever cuias es? where are you from? comitante opinione where the rumour went cotaria, cotariae f whetstonequarry cotoria, cotoriae f whetstonequarry clivius, clivia, clivium which forbid any thing to be done cum omnes caleant while all is in feverish excitement certa amitto, dum incerta peto while I strive for what is uncertain, i lose what is certain cum + Ind. while convolutor 1 whirl rapidly, roll round rapidly, roll around, drift around consusurro 1 whisper together cretula, cretulae f white clay, used for sealing candentia, candentiae f white lustre, clear lustre, whiteness candor eboris white shimmer of the ivory cerussa, cerussae f white-lead, ceruse canus, cana, canum white, hoary, foamy, frothy, old, aged comprobator, comprobatoris m who approves something completely, approver cataleptici, catalepticorum m who are afflicted with catalepsy clupeati, clupeatorum m who are armed with a shield clipeati, clipeatorum m (clupeati) who are armed with a shield cernuus, cernui m who does a cartwheel, who does a somersault, juggler cui bono ? who does it benefit?, who benefits? cuius studium illa historiae varietate non erectum tenetur? who does not read with pleasure a story filled with such different coincidences? collicrepida, collicrepidae m who has a chain around his neck, neck clinker cacomnemon, cacomnemonis m who has a weak memory, title of a mime of Laberius cui ratio reddenda est who has to be responsible cui res praestanda est who has to stand up for it, who is responsible for it, who takes the rap for it, the sufferer, who has to pay for it, who has to bleed for it, who has to spoon out the soup, who has to pay the bill catechumenus, catechumeni m who is receiving elementary instruction in religion, catechumen catecumenus, catecumeni m who is receiving elementary instruction in religion, catechumen coniurator, coniuratoris m who joins on oath, who fraternizes on oath centum qui perficit annos who lived a hundred years ago censorinus, censorina, censorinum who was twice censor condignus, condigna, condignum wholly deserving, very worthy cuiusvismodi whose ever cur tam mane egrederis? why do you go out so early in the morning? cur deos nihil agere et cessare patitur? why does he tolerate the gods doing nothing and being idle? cur non licebit? why shouldn't it work?, why shouldn't it be possible? consceleratus, conscelerata, consceleratum wicked, depraved canua, canuae f wicker basket, hamper, fruit-hamper, wool-basket, winestrainer calathus, calathi m wicker basket, hand-basket, flower-basket, wool-basket, thread-basket, fruit-basket, milk-pail, milk-bowl, wine-cup, cup of a flower, calix of a flower crates, cratis f (cratis, cratis f) wicker-work, hurdle, harrow, fascines, ribs of a shield, the interlocked shields, joint, rib cratis, cratis f wicker-work, hurdle, harrow, fascines, ribs of a shield, the interlocked shields, joint, rib copiositas, copiositatis f wide extension clavus latus wide purple stripe on the tunic of the senators catoblepas, catoblepae m wild animal in Ethiopia, species of buffalo, gnu corpus visu torvum wild appearing body, wild looking body corruda, corrudae f wild asparagus coruda, corudae f wild asparagus callum aprugnum wild boar rind chara, charae f wild cabbage caprificus, caprifici f wild fig-tree, fruit of the wild fig-tree, wild fig curiositatem explebo will satisfy one's curiosity clarissima voce dicam will speak very loudly cenabis hodie domi? will you be dining at home today? cossis, cossis m willow borer, a kind of larva under the bark of trees cossus, cossi m willow borer, a kind of larva under the bark of trees causam obtineo win a case, win a lawsuit causa vinco win the case, win the trial causam teneo win the case, win the trial certamine battuendi Olympia vinco win the Olympic title in fencing coronam pario win the victory wreath circumlaqueo 1 wind around circumplico 1 wind around, fold around, twine around, bend around circumicior 5 wind itself around canna gutturis windpipe catorchites, catorchitae m wine made from figs cella vinaria wine storage calcatorium, calcatorii n wine-press castra hiberna winter camp circulus brumale winter tropic, winter solstice circumtergeo 2 wipe around conexio sine filo parata wireless connection (WLAN) cordatus, cordata, cordatum wise, prudent, judicious, sagacious cooperationem amicalem desidero wish friendly cooperation crurum eius fragium abominor wish him to break his legs congratulor 1 wish joy, congratulate contraria volo wish the opposite, want the opposite congratulatio, congratulationis f wishing of joy, congratulation cauditus, caudita, cauditum with a capable tail circumflexe with a circumflex condicionalis, condicionale with a condition attached, conditional, with conditions conditionalis, conditionale with a condition attached, conditional, with conditions callosus, callosa, callosum with a hard skin, hard-skinned, thick-skinned, callous, solid, hard, thick centinodius, centinodia, centinodium with a hundred knots centena arbore fluctus verberat with a hundred oars he beats the floods camensis, camense with a muzzle, muzzled corbitus, corbita, corbitum with a scuttle, bower contento poplite with a tight knee, with knee tightly clamped cantu tremulo with a voice trembling (with age) consilio manuque with advice and action, , with word and deeds cum totidem navibus atque erat profectus with as many ships as he had left calvaster, calvastri m with bald forehead clauso ore with bandaged mouth, with stopped up mouth calliblepharatus, calliblepharata, calliblepharatum with beautiful eyelids callipygis, callipyge with beautiful rump, with beautiful buttocks causatius with better reason, better justified Caesare adiutore with Caesar's help curiose with care, carefully, inquisitively, curiously certo with certainty, certainly, surely, of a truth, in fact, really, yes certe with certainty, certainly, undoubtedly, assuredly, surely, really, doubtless, of course, yet surely, yet indeed, at least, notwithstanding composito capillo with coiffed hair comparative with comparison compensato with compensation, with reward circumspecte with consideration, with mature deliberation, warily, cautiously, considerately, circumspectly cincinnatulus, cincinnatula, cincinnatulum with curled hair cincinnatus, cincinnata, cincinnatum with curled hair, having locks or ringlets of hair consilio abdito et fallaci with deceptive ulterior motive celebri gradu with double quick step cenaculatus, cenaculata, cenaculatum with garrets coenaculatus, coenaculata, coenaculatum with garrets cum dis volentibus with God’s help, by the will of the god cum causa with good reason, for good reason consertis manibus with hands intertwined capite adoperto with head covered capite operto with head covered capite involuto with head covered, with head cloaked capite obvoluto with head covered, with head cloaked carminibus Circe socios mutavit Ulixis with her spells, Kirke transformed Odysseus' companions cunctative with hesitation, under concern celsiiugus, celsiiuga, celsiiugum with high comb, with high crest cornifrons, cornifrontis with horns on the forehead cautela pressiore with increased caution clamante procella with loud howling storm clāmōre et gaudiīs with loud shouts of joy cogitate with mature reflection, considerately cogitatim with mature reflection, considerately conspirate with one accord, unanimously compte with ornament, elegantly caesuratim with pauses in short clauses concluse with periods rhetorically rounded, harmoniously cordate with prudence, wisely celeri humum ter pede pulso with quick steps I stamp three times on the earth (in dance) cum exceptione with reservation, under reserve cum cantu atque symphonia with song and sound celeranter with speed, in haste cum eo, quod ... (ut ..., ne ...) with the circumstance that, in the regard that, on the condition that, under the condition that, with the exception that cum diluculo with the dawn, at sunrise, at daybreak, at dawn cernuus, cernua, cernuum with the face turned towards the earth, inclined forwards, stooping or bowing forwards, that turns a somersault, tumbler, mountebank, turning a wheel compernis, comperne with the knees bent inwards, knock-kneed cognomine Cunctator with the nickname Procrastinator cum ea exceptione, quantum valeam quantumque possim with the proviso that I can and am able to, provided I am able and can cum his with this compositis crinibus with tidy hair, with arranged hair complicatis in condylos digitis with tightly clenched fist cruciabiliter with torture cum uxoribus et liberis with wife and child cum + Abl. with, together, together with, in connection with, in company with, along with causa desisto withdraw from the action, abandon the lawsuit confessionem retraho withdraw one's confession, revoke one' s confession calamentum, calamenti m withered wood, dry wood on the vine cis paucos dies within a few days causa indicta without all investigation, without trial, without interrogation, undefended cum salute without harm to health, without detriment to health, without impairment of health clam + Abl. / Akk. without the knowledge of, unknown to chamaesyce, chamaesyces f wolf’s-milk, ground fig cunae terrae womb of the earth calcei muliebres women's shoes codicilli, codicillorum m wood cut and split for burning, writing, letter, short writing, note, billet, petition, writing of the emperor conferring some privilege, diploma, cabinet order, brief testamentary order, appendix to a will, codicil citrum, citri n wood of the citrus, household furniture, table made of citruswood cista, cistae f wooden box, wooden basket, in mystical religious festivals, a box for holding the sacred utensils, box for depositing the votes in assemblies of the people, money-box catena, catenae f wooden bracket, brace, fetter, shackle, chain of a harbor, constraint, barrier, bond, jewelry chain of gold or silver, chain, series confibula, confibulae f wooden double cramp, wooden clincher clavarius māteriarius wooden nails manufacturer cratella, cratellae f wooden packsaddle calo, calonis m [2] wooden shoe, cothurn calcei ex ligno facti wooden shoes complexio verborum word association, word complexion, period cataractria, cataractriae f word coined to designate a kind of spice concursus verborum word compounds, word combinations coagmenta verborum word joints, word gaps cossigero 1 word of unknown meaning, cut rib by rib captatio verborum word-smithing, syllable-stealing, hair-splitting, sophistry, finesse, nit-picking, , word-twisting, currant-cracking copia verborum wordiness coeptum, coepti n work begun, beginning, undertaking, project collaboro solide cum aliquo work closely with someone cooperarius, cooperarii m work colleague, employee, contributor, co-worker, collaborator cooperor 1 work with, work together, combine, unite conforaneus, conforanei m working at the same market-place, selling at the same market-place condiciones operariae working conditions, labor relations cardo mundi world axis, global axis campio mundanus world champion conventus ad clima mundanum stabiliendum World Climate Conference clima mundanum world climate conventus terrarum orbis world congress cursus mundi world course, course of the universe campionatus mundani finale world cup final certamina de principatu mundi pedifollica world cup football matches campionatus mundanus world cup, world championship congressus Fori Oeconomici Universalis Tavai habitus World Economic Forum in Davos civitas in orbe praevalens world power cosmocrator, cosmocratoris m world ruler, world folder clarissimus, clarissima, clarissimum world-famous, world-renowned cuius fama per omnes terras propagata est world-famous, world-renowned cuius nomen longe lateque vagatur world-famous, world-renowned cosmica, cosmicorum n worldly things contritus, contrita, contritum worn out, trite, common curae dormire me non sinunt worries do not let me sleep, worries rob me of sleep curarum domitor worry breaker cura sollicitat angitque aliquem worry worries and frightens someone, worry grieves and frightens someone coadoro 1 worship along with, adore along with caerimonia deorum worship of the gods cultus dei worship, religion colens, colentis worshiping campensis, campense worshipped on the Field of Mars commemorabilis, commemorabile worth mentioning, memorable conspiciendus, conspicienda, conspiciendum worth seeing, worthy of attention, distinguished credibilis, credibile worthy of belief, credible culpabilis, culpabile worthy of blame, culpable, criminal cataclistus, cataclista, cataclistum worthy of closure, precious condemnabilis, condemnabile worthy of condemnation collaudabilis, collaudabile worthy of praise in every respect commendabilis, commendabile worthy of praise, commendable culpatus, culpata, culpatum worthy of reproach, blamable, corrupted, spoiled concupiscibilis, concupiscibile worthy to be longed for, very desirable cantabilis, cantabile worthy to be sung cautroma, cautromatis n wound made by branding consaucio 1 wound severely caecum do vulnus wound unnoticed, wound from behind circumtextus, circumtexta, circumtextum woven all around circumnecto 3 wrap around, bind around, surround, envelop charta emporetica wrapping paper corona pomosa wreath from fruits, fruit wreath corona astrica wreath of stars corona pampinea wreath of vine leaves coronae modici circuli wreaths of moderate circumference, wreaths of moderate perimeter contortor, contortoris m wrester, perverter colluctator, colluctatoris m wrestler, antagonist, adversary certamen luctatorum wrestling competition clinopale, clinopales f wrestling in bed colluctatio, colluctationis f wrestling, struggling, contending with something, death struggle, difficult utterance collum alicui torqueo wring someone's neck a little, put someone in a headlock, grab someone by the collar capero 1 wrinkle, draw together in wrinkles caperro 1 wrinkle, draw together in wrinkles carmen scribo write a poem, compose a poem carmina fundo write poetry with enthusiasm ceris aliquid mando write something on a wax tablet conscribo 3 write together, enroll, inscribe, choose, put together in writing, draw up, compose, write, delineate, sketch, draw up, prescribe, write something all over, fill with writing, mark by beating, cudgel, write upon, mark upon cum cura diligentiaque scribere write very carefully conficio 5 write, draw up, compose commonitorium, commonitoriī n writing for reminding, letter of instructions, a means of reminding chartae Graecae writings of the Greeks colloquium epistolare written conversation cursoria, cursoriae f yacht, cutter casmo 1 yawn, gape chasmo 1 yawn, gape cado 3 yield to, fall to one’s lot, happen to one, befall, happen, come to pass, occur, result, turn out, perish, vanish, decay, cease, abate, subside, die away coniuglae, coniuglarum f yoke straps communicatio sermonis mihi tecum esse solet You and I used to have a conversation, between you and me there is a conversation commode facis, quod ... you are right to calles linguam Latinam you are well versed in Latin census nostros requiris you ask for our valuation lists concupiscis, quae non capis you desire what is too big for you cantilenam eandem canis you sing ever the old song, you reel off the same old story colluto gutture melius canes you will sing better with a well-moistened throat capillati, capillatorum m young aristocrats cupio omnia quaevīs your wishes are mine, I am entirely at your service catalepta, cataleptorum n youth poems of Virgil cantus citharae zither playing congestus, congestus m bringing together, accumulation, heap, pile, mass connexio, connexionis f an organic union, conclusion, a logical sequence, syllable cestus, cestus m contemporaneus, contemporanei m chalcon, chalci n chalcus, chalci m centeni, centenae, centena confectorium, confectorii n conclave separatum coniectura aliquem assequor assecutus certo scio cippus, cippi m boundary-post coitionem dirimo disperse the meeting clare clearly, distinctly, plainly, aloud, intelligibly, illustriously, honorably comminus (cominus) ceriolare, ceriolaris n ceriolarium, ceriolarii n carrocarpentarius, carrocarpentarii m cattus, cattī m causaliter coagulum omnium aerumnarum causas do alicui rei causam interpono (+ aci) cooperatio, cooperationis f continens, continentis connected, continuous, uninterrupted, continual, consecutive, that restrains his passions, continent, moderate, temperate coactor, coactoris m coagulare, coagularis n consocia, consociae f cors, cortis f division of an army, cohort, troop of cavalry, army, the train or retinue of the praetor in a province, crowd, multitude, company, throng, attendants consentanea, consentaneorum n conscensio, conscensionis f currus arcuatus cantus gallorum culpabiliter commeatu abstractus cervus in cornua celsus criminationem repello ceteros peritia praeemineo ceteros peritia praemineo cenaculum, cenaculi n upper story, upper room, garret, attic clusilis, clusile cibo et cibo et potione me compleo complector 3 comprehend, understand, comprehend in discourse, comprehend in a written representation, comprise, express, describe, represent, explain, draw a conclusion, make an inference classem orno columba agrestis field pigeon compugno 1 contend together, combat together cetarium, cetarii n choraula, choraulae m choraules, choraulae m cōnsequus, cōnsequa, cōnsequum cogo aliquem, ut concedat circumgelo 1 capillo usque ad ungues clivi lene iacentes classico convoco civitas praepotens communico 1 concatervatus, concatervata, concatervatum crowded together culleus, cullei m (culeus, culei m) a leather bag, a sack for holding liquids, large measure for liquids, holding 20 amphorae, the scrotum colles indagine cingo comitia imperii transigo censuram gero cervix equina capanna, capannae f censetor, censetoris m censitor, censitoris m circumamplector 3 encompass all around canabenses, canabensium m colloquium percontativum cymilium, cymilii n cervos arcu cohibeo claxendix, claxendicis f cotona, cotonorum n clarus gloria cubito annitor commodator, commodatoris m corculum, corculi n commodius quam tu vivo cogito, ut habeam, quo fugiam caryinus, caryina, caryinum chartiaticum, chartiatici n coenositas, coenositatis f canticus, cantica, canticum coloniarius, coloniaria, coloniarium commentarium, commentarii n commentarius, commentarii m circumspectabilis, circumspectabile worthy of attention congeneratus, congenerata, congeneratum of the same root, produced of the same litter cascus, casci m ancient cosularis, cosularis m conceptor peccati perpetrator of an error, perpetrator of a misdemeanor cloacalis, cloacale coronalis, coronale issuing from a crown cetarius, cetaria, cetarium citreus, citrea, citreum of the citrus-tree columellaris, columellare centunclus, centuncli m bind-weed, knotweed choaspites, choaspitae m choaspitis, choaspitidis f caveo, ne ... chaetura, chaeturae f confido in aliqua re currus ferriviarius wagon coeo cum aliquo de aliqua re commemoro 1 be mindful of, keep in mind, remember caritas patriae circa flumen concellita, concellitae m he who dwells with one in a cell, cell-mate ceu vero circumrado 3 shave around, pare around confamulans, confamulantis castra idoneo loco pono complurium dierum multiday catechumena, catechumenae f catechumen catecumena, catecumenae f catechumen calabrix, calabricis f turkey-berry, buckthorn, used in dyeing capillum mihi aduro cunctanter with delay coenatiuncula, coenatiunculae f cochleatim colis, colis m tendrils, cabbage-stalk, cabbage, colewort, quill, stem or bony part of an ox’ s tail, tube by which eggs of insects are deposited, male member contendo 3 stretch out vigorously, draw tight, strain, shoot, hurl, dart, throw, reach, extend, strain eagerly, exert, direct one’s mental powers to something, pursue earnestly, strive for earnestly, exert one’s self, strive zealously for something compactivus, compactiva, compactivum cesso amori celeberrima fontibus Ide caritas necessitudinis classica inflantur the war trumpets blare, the tuba resounds cum animo reputo aliquid caecis hoc, ut aiunt, satis clarum est circumtendo 3 commeatus, commeatus m convoy, caravan, company carried, transportation, trip, passage, remaining supplies of war, gain acquired by money transactions cantus ternarius circumversio, circumversionis f candidum genus dicendi catochitis, catochitidis f camaro 1 arch over conserte contexteque citimus, citima, citimum the nearest chamaerops, chamaeropis f , dwarf oak claustritumus, claustritumi m cuius fatum tibi manet cum hac exceptione, si ... , , , with that condition that, , , charta flava charta gilva charta helva conexa et cohaerentia aedificia

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