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on this side, near
citerior citerioris
quickly
cito indecl.
rouse, summon, quote
cito citare, citavi, citatum
on this side (of)
citra
civil, civic, polite
civilis civile
class, fleet
classis classis, f.
close, block, complete
claudo claudere, clausi, clausum
club
clava clavae
key
clavis clavis
merciful
clemens clementis
client
cliens clientis, m.
slope
clivus clivi
confine, restrain, control
coerceo coercere, coercui, coercitum
related
cognatus cognata, cognatum
restrain
cohibeo cohibere, cohibui, cohibitum
encourage
cohortor cohortari, cohortatus sum
collect, gather
colligo colligere, collegi, collectum
hill
collis collis, m.
neck
collum colli, n.
colour
color coloris, m.
dove
columba columbae
hair, foliage
coma comae, f.
long-haired
comatus comata, comatum
genial
comis comis
supplies, provisions
commeatus commeatus, m.
at close quarters
comminus indecl.
advantage, profit
commodum commodi, n.
convenient
commodus commoda, commodum
move, upset, disturb
commoveo commovere, commovi, commotum
arrange, adorn
como comere, compsi, comptum
find out, discover
comperio comperire, comperui, compertum
fill up
compleo complere, complevi, completum
several, many
complures complura (pl.)
elegant
comptus compta, comptum
an attempt
conatus conatus
fall (esp. in battle), perish, collapse
concido concidere, concidi
cut down, destroy
concido concidere, concidi, concisum
win over, make friendly, procure
concilio conciliare, conciliavi, conciliatum
council, meeting
concilium concilii, n.
worn out
confectus confecta, confectum
conspiracy
coniuratio coniurationis, f.
conspire, plot
coniuro coniurare, coniuravi, coniuratum
aware of
conscius conscia, conscium
agreement
consensus consensus
agree
consentio consentire, consensi, consensum
overtake, achieve
consequor consequi, consecutus sum
sharing
consors consortis
sight, view
conspectus conspectus, m.
visible, remarkable
conspicuus conspicua, conspicuum
firm, steady, resolute
constans constantis
firmness of character, courage
constantia constantiae, f.
it is agreed
constat constare, constitit, constatum
accustom, become accustomed
consuesco consuescere, consuevi, consuetum
custom, habit
consuetudo consuetudinis, f.
deliberately
consulto indecl.
despise, hold in contempt, disparage
contemno contemnere, contempsi, contemptum
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