CONSPICIO
cònspiciò, -spicere, -spexî, -spectus, tr., see, sight, watch, view.
coònstanter, adv., coolly, without wavering.
consternò, -ire, -Avi, -Atus, tr., stampede; part. as adj., còn- sternatus, -a, -um, in a panic.
còonsternò, -ere, -stravi, -stratus, tr., cover, strew.
constituò, -stituere, -stitui, -stitù- tus, étr., arrange, appoint, desig- nate, determine, decide, settle, plan; station; part. as ad)., còn- stitùtus, -a, «um, appointed.
cònsul, -ulis, m., consul.
còonsulatus, -is, m., consulship.
cònsulò, -sulere, -sului, -sultus, tr., and intr., consult, consider.
consultò, -ire, -Avi, -Atus, ?nfr., deliberate, consult.
consumò, -sumere, -sumpsi, -sum- ptus, tr., use up, eat, eat up, destroy, burn up; pass (time).
contàminò, -are, -Avi, -Atus, fr., debase, disgrace.
contegò, -tegere, -téxi, -téctus, tr., cover, conceal, screen.
| contendò, -tendere, -tendi, -tentus, intr., fight; push on, proceed, make (one’s) way, journey (toward).
contentus, -a, -um, ad)., satisfied.
continéns, -entis, part. as adj, unbroken, continuous; as noun, continéns, -entis, f., continent.
contineò, -tinére, -tinuiî, -tentus, tr., check, restrain, control, keep con- trol of, keep; pass., refrain; sé continére, keep.
contrà, prep. with acc., against, over against.
contrahò, -trahere, -tràxi, -tractus, tr., undertake (business), incur (ill-wall), shorten (sa).
contràrius, -a, -um, ad)., opposite; è contràriò, on the contrary.
controversia, -ae, f., dispute.
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contumélia, -aé, f ‘ insult.
conturbò, -Are, -Avi, -Atus, tr., dis- turb, dismay, upset.
conveniò, -venire, -véni, -ventus, tr. and într., meet, come together, gather.
convertò, -vertere, -verti, -versus, tr., turn; draw (eyes).
conviva, -ae, m. and f., guest, ban- queter.
coorior, -oriri, -ortus sum, ‘intr., rise, arise, break out.
copia, -ae, f., supply, means (of mak- ing), crop; pi., supplies, forces, troops.
coquus, -i, m., cook.
corbula, -ae, f., basket.
Corfinium, -i, n., a toun of east central Ì taly.
Cornélia, -ae, f., daughter of Cor- nelius.
Cornélius, -i, m., a Roman family name; Cornelius N epos, 4 Ca writer of C'icero’s time.
corni, -is, ”., horn; wing (of an army).
coròna, -ae, f., crown, prize.
corpus, -oris, n., body.
CorTuò, -ruere, -rui, intr., collapse,
all.
corvus, -i, m., raven.
cotidiè, adv., every day, daily.
cràs, adv., tomorrow. |
Crassus, -i, m., Marcus Crassus, the triumvir.
Crastinus, -i, m., aman’s nickname.
créber, -bra, -brum, adj., frequent.
crédibilis, -e, adj., credible.
crédò, -dere, -didi, -ditus, tr. and intr., believe, suppose, think.
Cremòna, -ae, f., a city of northern Italy.
Crembnénsés, -ium, m., the people of Cremona.
créscò, créscere, CrévIi, intr., increase, grow.
crétum,
