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cado cadere cecidi casum
to fall
campus campi (m)
plain, level ground
cado cadere cecidi casum
to fall
campus campi (m)
plain, level ground
canis canis (m)
dog
cano canere cecini cantum
to sing
canis canis (m)
dog
canto (1)
to sing
cano canere cecini cantum
to sing
capio capere cepi captum
to seize, to get, to take, to contain
canto (1)
to sing
captivus captivi (m)
prisoner, captive
capio capere cepi captum
to seize, to get, to take, to contain
caput capitis (n)
head
captivus captivi (m)
prisoner, captive
carmen, carminis (n)
song, poem
caput capitis (n)
head
castra castrorum (n)
camp
carmen, carminis (n)
song, poem
castra castrorum (n)
camp
cena cenae (f)
dinner
ceterus -a -um
the rest, remaining
cibus cibi (m)
food
civis civis (c)
citizen
civitas civitatis (f)
state, country, nation
clamo (1)
to shout
clamor clamoris (m)
shout
clarus -a -um
clear, famous, distinct
classis classis (f)
fleet
cogito (1)
to think
cohors cohortis (f)
cohort
coniunx coniugis (c)
wife, husband
conor (1)
try (DEP)
consilium consilii (n)
plan, decision, policy
consisto consistere constiti constitum
to halt, to take up position
conspicio conspicere conspexi conspectum
to catch sight of
consul consuli (m)
consul
contendo contendere contendi contentum
to contend, to strive, to march, to hurry
copiae copiarum (f.pl)
troops, forces
cor cordis (n)
heart
credo creder credidi creditum (+dat)
to believe, to entrust
cresco crescere crevi cretum
to grow, increase
culpa culpae (f)
blame
culpo (1)
to blame
cum (+abl)
with
cum
when, since, although
cupidus -a -um
desirous, eager
cupio cupere cupivi cupitum
to desire
cur
why
curro currere cucurri cursum
to run
custodio (4)
to guard, to protect, to preserve
custos custodis (m)
guard
de (+abl)
down from, from, concerning
dea deae (f)
goddess
deus dei (m)
god
debeo (2)
to owe, to have to, ought to
defendo defendere defendi defensum
to defend
dexter dextra/dextera dextrum/dexterum
on the right
dextra/dextera, dextra/dexterae (f)
right hand
dico dicere dixi dictum
to say, to speak
dies diei (m or f)
day(m)
set day, date (f)
difficilis difficilis difficile
difficult
digitus digiti (m)
finger
dignus -a -um
worthy of
disco discere didici
to learn
diu
for a long time
do dare dedi datum
to give
dono (1)
to give, to present with
doceo docere docui doctum
to teach
dominus domini (m)
master
domus domus (f)
house, home
dubito (1)
to doubt
duco ducere duxi ductum
to lead, to take
dum
while, as long as, providing
dulcis dulcis dulce
sweet, pleasant