Political (1/3)

administro administrare administravi administratus

to manage, govern, direct

adversus -a -um

opposite, fronting, facing [as ubst = opponent, enemy]

adversus/-um

opposite, fronting + acc.; to meat

alienus -a -um

foreign, belonging to another person

argentum -i, n.

silver, silver money

as assis, m.

copper coin (of small value); one, a unity/whole

auctor -oris, c.

originator, maker, inventor; founder; author; adviser; father; teacher; guardian, champion, backer

candidatus -i, m.

candidate (for election), aspirant

censeo censere censui census

to propose; count, estimate; value; be of the opinion; decree, vote/resolve to

civilis -is -e

civil, civic; political, public; polite, courteous

comitium -ii, n.

a place in the forum where elections were held

concilio conciliare conciliavi conciliatus

to call together; unite; obtain

concilium -ii, n.

council; meeting; assembly

condicio -ionis, f.

terms; condition; agreement, circumstances

confirmo confirmare confirmavi confirmatus

to strengthen; declare, confirm; sanction

coniungo coniungere coniunxi coniunctus

to unite; connect; associate

coniuratio -onis, f.

conspiracy; plot; union confirmed by oath

coniuro coniurare coniuravi coniuratus

to conjure; conspire; band/swear together

conscribo conscribere conscripsi conscriptus

to enrol, elist; compose; write

conscius -a -um

aware, knowing; guilty; conscious

consularis -is -e

consular; of a consul

consulatus -us, m.

consulship