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cadaver cadaveris (n)
corpse
caelestis caelestis caeleste
from the heavens, heavenly
calidus -a -um
warm, hot
callidus -a -um
clever, cunning
carpo carpere capsi captum
to pluck, to enjoy, to vilify
censeo censere censui censum
to think, to vote, to decree, to rate
cesso (1)
to delay, to cease, to be inactive
cieo ciere civi citum
to rouse, to set in motion
cinis cineris (m)
ashes
cito (1)
to rouse, to summon, to quote
cito
quickly
citerior (gen: citerioris)
near, on this side
citra (adv and prep +acc)
on this side (of)
coerceo (2)
to control, to confine, to restrain
commeatus commeatus (m)
supplies, provisions
concido concidere concidi
to fall (esp in battle), to collapse, to perish
concido concidere concisi concisum
to destroy, to cut down
concilio (1)
to win over, to make friendly, to procure
concilium concilii (n)
assembly, council
confectus -a -um
worn out
consuesco consuescere consuevi consuetum
accustom, to become accustomed to
concido concidere concisi concisum
to destroy, to cut down
consuetudo consuetudinis (f)
custom, habit
concilio (1)
to win over, to make friendly, to procure
concilium concilii (n)
assembly, council
consulo consulere consului consultum
consider, consult (+dat), take thought for
confectus -a -um
worn out
contio contionis (f)
assembly, speech
consuesco consuescere consuevi consuetum
accustom, to become accustomed to
cornu cornus (n)
horn, wing of an army
cotidianus -a -um
daily
consuetudo consuetudinis (f)
custom, habit
consulo consulere consului consultum
consider, consult (+dat), take thought for
contio contionis (f)
assembly, speech
cornu cornus (n)
horn, wing of an army
cotidianus -a -um
daily
crastinus -a -um
of tomorrow
creber crebra crebrum
frequent, numerous, crowded
crebro
frequently
cunctor (1)
delay (DEP)