bestroi/EnhancedLatinLemmaDataset huggingface dataset:
consolatio (Noun; lemma: consolatio)
Meaning: consolation 1986 , Holy See , “Epistula II ad Corinthios 1:5 [ 2 Corinthians 1:5 ]”, in NRSV, transl., Nova Vulgata ‎ [1] : quoniam, sīcut abundant passiōnēs Chrīstī in nōbīs, ita per Chrīstum abundat et cōnsōlātiō nostra. For just as the sufferings of Christ are abundant for us, so also our consolation is abundant through Christ.
consolator (Noun; lemma: consolator)
Meaning: One who consoles or comforts , consoler , comforter .
consolatorie (Adverb; lemma: consolatoria)
Meaning: inflection of cōnsōlātōrius : nominative / vocative feminine singular nominative / accusative / vocative neuter plural
consolatorius (Noun; lemma: consolatorius)
Meaning: consolatory , comforting
consolidatio (Noun; lemma: consolidatio)
Meaning: The act of establishing or confirming ownership ; consolidation .
consolidator (Noun; lemma: consolidator)
Meaning: a fortifier , confirmer
consolo (Verb; lemma: consolo)
Meaning: to console , cheer , comfort Synonym: foveō
consolor (Verb; lemma: consolor)
Meaning: to console
consonans (Verb; lemma: consono)
Meaning: ( intransitive ) to sound at the same time or together; sound aloud , resound , reecho
consonanter (Adverb; lemma: consonanter)
Meaning: concordantly , in concert
consono (Noun; lemma: consono)
Meaning: ( intransitive ) to sound at the same time or together; sound aloud , resound , reecho
consonus (Adjective; lemma: consonus)
Meaning: harmonious , sounding together, suitable Synonyms: conveniēns , congruēns Antonyms: absonus , dissonus
consors (Noun; lemma: consors)
Meaning: shared , common Antonym: dissors
consortio (Noun; lemma: consortio)
Meaning: fellowship , community , partnership , association
consortium (Noun; lemma: consortium)
Meaning: fellowship , participation , society
conspargo (Noun; lemma: conspargo)
Meaning: Alternative form of cōnspergō
consparsio (Noun; lemma: consparsio)
Meaning: Alternative form of cōnspersiō
conspector (Noun; lemma: conspector)
Meaning: inspector ; overseer
conspectus (Noun; lemma: conspectus)
Meaning: watched , looked at, having been watched
conspergo (Noun; lemma: conspergo)
Meaning: to sprinkle , strew or spatter
conspersio (Noun; lemma: conspersio)
Meaning: scattering , strewing , sprinkling
conspicabundus (Verb; lemma: conspicabundus)
Meaning: considering attentively
conspicuus (Adjective; lemma: conspicuus)
Meaning: visible Synonym: manifestus Antonyms: clandestinus , perobscūrus , occultus , arcānus , sēcrētus
conspiratio (Noun; lemma: conspiratio)
Meaning: union , unanimity , concord , harmony Synonyms: cōnsēnsus , cōnsēnsiō , concordia , congruentia Antonyms: discordia , dissidentia , dissēnsiō
conspiro (Adverb; lemma: conspiro)
Meaning: to plot or conspire
conspondeo (Verb; lemma: conspondeo)
Meaning: to engage or promise something mutually
consponsor (Noun; lemma: consponsor)
Meaning: a joint surety
conspuo (Verb; lemma: conspuo)
Meaning: to spit upon or out (especially in contempt ) Synonyms: spuō , spūtō
consputo (Verb; lemma: conspuo)
Meaning: to spit upon or out (especially in contempt ) Synonyms: spuō , spūtō
constans (Verb; lemma: consto)
Meaning: to stand together Caesar , de Bello Gallico VII, 28: In foro ac locis patentioribus [...] constiterunt They stood together in the marketplace and the more open places
Constans (Verb; lemma: constans)
Meaning: standing together
constanter (Adverb; lemma: constanter)
Meaning: firmly
constantia (Noun; lemma: constantia)
Meaning: firmness , steadiness , constancy , perseverance
constantinopolitanus (Adjective; lemma: constantinopolitanus)
Meaning: Constantinopolitan
Constantius (Proper Noun; lemma: Constantius)
Meaning: A Roman Emperor, Constantius
constellatio (Noun; lemma: constellatio)
Meaning: ( Late Latin ) a collection of stars supposed to exert an influence upon human affairs, a constellation
consternatio (Noun; lemma: consternatio)
Meaning: confusion , dismay , alarm , disquietude , disturbance
constipo (Verb; lemma: constipo)
Meaning: to crowd or press closely together
constituo (Verb; lemma: constituo)
Meaning: to place , put , locate , lay Synonyms: ponō , colloco , loco , statuo , sisto , figo , struō , impono , defigo
constitutio (Noun; lemma: constitutio)
Meaning: a constitution , disposition , nature , character
constitutum (Verb; lemma: constituo)
Meaning: to place , put , locate , lay Synonyms: ponō , colloco , loco , statuo , sisto , figo , struō , impono , defigo
constitutus (Verb; lemma: constituo)
Meaning: to place , put , locate , lay Synonyms: ponō , colloco , loco , statuo , sisto , figo , struō , impono , defigo
consto (Adjective; lemma: consto)
Meaning: to stand together Caesar , de Bello Gallico VII, 28: In foro ac locis patentioribus [...] constiterunt They stood together in the marketplace and the more open places
constrictio (Noun; lemma: constrictio)
Meaning: ( post-Classical ) a binding or drawing together c. 500 CE , Palladius , Opus Agriculturae 4.1.3 Scribonius Largo, Compositiones 84.5
constrictor (Noun; lemma: constrictor)
Meaning: That which constricts ; constrictor .
constructio (Noun; lemma: constructio)
Meaning: The act of putting , placing or joining together.
constupeo (Verb; lemma: constupeo)
Meaning: to be very much astonished
constupro (Verb; lemma: constupro)
Meaning: to violate , ravish , debauch , defile , rape
consuadeo (Verb; lemma: consuadeo)
Meaning: to advise , recommend or urge strongly
consuasor (Noun; lemma: consuasor)
Meaning: counsellor , adviser
consubstantialis (Adjective; lemma: consubstantialis)
Meaning: consubstantial
consuefacio (Noun; lemma: consuefacio)
Meaning: ( transitive ) to accustom , get (somebody) used to Synonyms: assoleō , soleō , adsuēscō , assuēfaciō , cōnsuēscō
consuesco (Verb; lemma: consuesco)
Meaning: ( transitive ) to accustom , inure or habituate , tend to Synonyms: assoleō , soleō , adsuēscō , assuēfaciō , cōnsuēfaciō
consuetudinarie (Adverb; lemma: consuetudinaria)
Meaning: inflection of cōnsuētūdinārius : nominative / vocative feminine singular nominative / accusative / vocative neuter plural
consuetudo (Noun; lemma: consuetudo)
Meaning: The act of habituating; state of being habituated or accustomed, habituation .
consul (Noun; lemma: consul)
Meaning: consul : either of the two highest-ranking officials of the Roman republic , elected annually 63 BCE , Cicero , Catiline Orations ‎ [1] : O tempora, o mores! Senatus haec intellegit, consul videt; hic tamen vivit. Vivit? "Shame on the age and on its principles! The senate is aware of these things; the consul sees them; and yet this man lives. Lives? "
consul. (Noun; lemma: consul)
Meaning: consul : either of the two highest-ranking officials of the Roman republic , elected annually 63 BCE , Cicero , Catiline Orations ‎ [1] : O tempora, o mores! Senatus haec intellegit, consul videt; hic tamen vivit. Vivit? "Shame on the age and on its principles! The senate is aware of these things; the consul sees them; and yet this man lives. Lives? "
consularis (Adjective; lemma: consularis)
Meaning: of or pertaining to a consul ; consular
consularitas (Noun; lemma: consularitas)
Meaning: the dignity or office of consul
consulariter (Adverb; lemma: consulariter)
Meaning: in a manner worthy of or befitting a consul
consularius (Noun; lemma: consularius)
Meaning: of or pertaining to a consul ; consular
consulatus (Noun; lemma: consulatus)
Meaning: the consulate , consulship ; the office of consul
consultatio (Noun; lemma: consultatio)
Meaning: deliberation , consideration , consultation
consulte (Adverb; lemma: consulte)
Meaning: deliberately , considerately
consulto (Noun; lemma: consultum)
Meaning: a response by an oracle to the consultation or inquiry of a deity
consultor (Noun; lemma: consultor)
Meaning: counsellor , adviser
consultum (Noun; lemma: consultum)
Meaning: a response by an oracle to the consultation or inquiry of a deity
consultus (Verb; lemma: consultus)
Meaning: consulted
consummatio (Noun; lemma: consummatio)
Meaning: summing up, summary , conclusion
consummator (Noun; lemma: consummator)
Meaning: completer , finisher
consummo (Verb; lemma: consummo)
Meaning: to sum up
consumo (Verb; lemma: consumo)
Meaning: to take wholly or completely
consumptio (Noun; lemma: consumptio)
Meaning: consumption (act of consuming)
consumptor (Noun; lemma: consumptor)
Meaning: ( rare ) a destroyer
consurgo (Verb; lemma: consurgo)
Meaning: to rise or stand up
consurrectio (Noun; lemma: consurrectio)
Meaning: standing up (as a sign of assent)
consutorium (Noun; lemma: consutorium)
Meaning: ( New Latin ) stapler cōnsūtōrium chartārum ― stapler (for paper)
consutura (Noun; lemma: consuturus)
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contabesco (Verb; lemma: contabesco)
Meaning: to waste slowly away
contabulatio (Noun; lemma: contabulatio)
Meaning: flooring made of planks
contabundus (Verb; lemma: contabundus)
Meaning: Alternative form of cunctābundus
contactus (Noun; lemma: contactus)
Meaning: touched on all sides, having been touched on all sides
contagiosus (Adjective; lemma: contagiosus)
Meaning: contagious , infectious
contagium (Noun; lemma: contagium)
Meaning: contact , touching Synonyms: contāctus , contāgiō
contaminatio (Noun; lemma: contaminatio)
Meaning: contamination , pollution Synonyms: contāctus , contāgium , pollūtiō
contego (Verb; lemma: contego)
Meaning: to conceal , hide or cover up
contemero (Verb; lemma: contemero)
Meaning: ( rare ) to stain , pollute , defile
contempero (Verb; lemma: contempero)
Meaning: to moderate
contemplabilis (Adjective; lemma: contemplabilis)
Meaning: aiming , taking aim
contemplabiliter (Adverb; lemma: contemplabiliter)
Meaning: accurately , with a good aim
contemplabundus (Verb; lemma: contemplabundus)
Meaning: considering or contemplating attentively
contemplatim (Adverb; lemma: contemplatim)
Meaning: considerably , contemplatively
contemplatio (Noun; lemma: contemplatio)
Meaning: contemplation
contemplator (Noun; lemma: contemplator)
Meaning: observer , surveyor
contemplatrix (Noun; lemma: contemplatrix)
Meaning: ( rare ) observer (female), contemplator (female)
contemplor (Verb; lemma: contemplor)
Meaning: to observe , note or notice
contemporalis (Adjective; lemma: contemporalis)
Meaning: contemporary Synonyms: contemporāneus , contemporārius , coaevus , coaetāneus
contemptibilis (Adjective; lemma: contemptibilis)
Meaning: contemptible
contemptim (Adverb; lemma: contemptim)
Meaning: contemptuously , scornfully
contemptio (Noun; lemma: contemptio)
Meaning: contempt , scorn , disdain
contemptor (Noun; lemma: contemptor)
Meaning: despiser , contemner
contemptrix (Noun; lemma: contemptrix)
Meaning: despiser , contemner (female)
contemptus (Noun; lemma: contemptus)
Meaning: despised , despicable
contendo (Verb; lemma: conto)
Meaning: dative / ablative singular of contus
Contenebra (Noun; lemma: Contenebra)
Meaning: A town of Etruria mentioned only by Livy together with Cortuosa
contenebresco (Verb; lemma: contenebresco)
Meaning: to darken (grow dark)
contenebro (Verb; lemma: contenebro)
Meaning: to darken
contentio (Noun; lemma: contentio)
Meaning: stretching , tension
contentiosus (Adjective; lemma: contentiosus)
Meaning: contentious , disputatious
contentus (Verb; lemma: contineo)
Meaning: to hold , keep , connect , contain , maintain Synonyms: obtineō , servō , teneō , apprehendō , prehendō , retineō , comprehendō , praeservō , cū̆stōdiō
conterminum (Noun; lemma: conterminus)
Meaning: adjoining , neighboring , having a common border
conterminus (Noun; lemma: conterminus)
Meaning: adjoining , neighboring , having a common border
contero (Verb; lemma: contero)
Meaning: to grind or crush to pieces
conterraneus (Noun; lemma: conterraneus)
Meaning: fellow countryman Synonym: congerrō c. 77 CE – 79 CE , Pliny the Elder , Naturalis Historia 0.1
contestor (Verb; lemma: contestor)
Meaning: to call to witness
contexo (Verb; lemma: contexo)
Meaning: to weave , entwine or braid , knit
contexte (Verb; lemma: contexte)
Meaning: in close connection
contextus (Noun; lemma: contextus)
Meaning: weaving , knitting
conticeo (Verb; lemma: conticeo)
Meaning: ( intransitive ) to be silent or still 43 BCE – c. 17 CE , Ovid , Fasti 5.429-430: nox ubi iam mediā est somnōque silentia praebet, et canis et variae conticuistis avēs, [...]. When midnight now is come, and provides stillness for sleep, and [you] , dog, and [you] , varied birds, are silent [...]. (“conticuistis” is the indicative active perfect second-person plural: “you (plural) are silent” or “silenced”)
conticesco (Verb; lemma: conticesco)
Meaning: to fall silent Synonyms: sileō , taceō
conticisco (Verb; lemma: conticisco)
Meaning: Alternative form of conticēscō
contiger (Adjective; lemma: contiger)
Meaning: spear - bearing
contignatio (Noun; lemma: contignatio)
Meaning: rafters
contigno (Noun; lemma: contigno)
Meaning: to join [something] with beams
contiguitas (Noun; lemma: contiguitas)
Meaning: ( Late Latin ) contiguity Synonyms: propinquitās , vīcīnitās , adfīnitās Antonym: longinquitās
contiguus (Noun; lemma: contiguus)
Meaning: bordering on, neighboring , contiguous Synonyms: vīcīnus , propinquus , fīnitimus , proximus Antonyms: longinquus , remōtus
continens (Verb; lemma: contineo)
Meaning: to hold , keep , connect , contain , maintain Synonyms: obtineō , servō , teneō , apprehendō , prehendō , retineō , comprehendō , praeservō , cū̆stōdiō
continenter (Adverb; lemma: continenter)
Meaning: unbroken , uninterruptedly Synonyms: iūgiter , prōtinus
continentia (Noun; lemma: continentia)
Meaning: nominative / accusative / vocative neuter plural of continēns ( “ limiting, enclosing; bordering, neighboring; connected, continuous, unbroken; continual, uninterrupted; (of temperament) moderate, temperate ” )
contineo (Verb; lemma: contineo)
Meaning: to hold , keep , connect , contain , maintain Synonyms: obtineō , servō , teneō , apprehendō , prehendō , retineō , comprehendō , praeservō , cū̆stōdiō
contingentia (Verb; lemma: contingo)
Meaning: to touch on all sides, take hold of, come into contact with Synonyms: tempto , tango 29 BCE – 19 BCE , Virgil , Aeneid 2.238-239 : “[...] Puerī circum innūptaeque puellae sacra canunt, fūnemque manū contingere gaudent.” “Around [the wooden horse], boys and unwedded girls chant hymns, and delight to touch a rope by hand.” (The Trojans pull the wooden horse using heavy ropes while their children celebrate it as a sacred effigy.)
continor (Adjective; lemma: continor)
Meaning: to encounter c. 125 CE – 180 CE , Apuleius , The Golden Ass 1.24: inde mē commodum ēgredientem continātur Pȳthias. c. 125 CE – 180 CE , Apuleius , The Golden Ass 6.18: jamque confectā bonā parte mortiferae viae contināberis claudum asinum lignōrum gerulum cum agāsōne similī. 4th century CE , Symmachus, Epistulae 1.53.2: nisi forte in silvīs Apollinem contināris , ut ille pāstor Hēsiodus, quem poētica laurū Camēnālis familia corōnāvit.
continuatio (Noun; lemma: continuatio)
Meaning: continuation
continuatus (Verb; lemma: continuo)
Meaning: ( transitive ) to join , connect , unite , make continuous Synonyms: colligo , illigo , ligo , cōnserō , coniungo , consocio , iungo , contraho , concilio
continuitas (Noun; lemma: continuitas)
Meaning: continuation , prolongation , extension
continuo (Adverb; lemma: continuo)
Meaning: ( transitive ) to join , connect , unite , make continuous Synonyms: colligo , illigo , ligo , cōnserō , coniungo , consocio , iungo , contraho , concilio
continuus (Adjective; lemma: continuus)
Meaning: continuous , uninterrupted , successive , lasting Synonyms: continuātus , diuturnus
contio (Noun; lemma: contio)
Meaning: a meeting , assembly Synonyms: coitiō , concilium , congressus , concursus , coetus , conventus
contionabundus (Verb; lemma: contionabundus)
Meaning: delivering a public speech or harangue
contionalis (Adjective; lemma: contionalis)
Meaning: belonging to or suitable for an assembly of the people ; like a demagogue
contionarius (Adverb; lemma: contionarius)
Meaning: of or suited to an assembly of the people
contionator (Noun; lemma: contionator)
Meaning: haranguer , demagogue , agitator
contionor (Noun; lemma: contionor)
Meaning: to convene an assembly
contiuncula (Noun; lemma: contiuncula)
Meaning: ( rare ) a short harangue or speech
contorqueo (Verb; lemma: contorqueo)
Meaning: to turn , twist , swing or whirl (together); contort
contorreo (Verb; lemma: contorreo)
Meaning: ( transitive ) to dry up entirely; scorch , parch
contortio (Noun; lemma: contortio)
Meaning: intricacy
contortus (Noun; lemma: contortus)
Meaning: contorted
contra (Preposition; lemma: contra)
Meaning: against
contractio (Noun; lemma: contractio)
Meaning: a contraction , drawing together
contractus (Verb; lemma: contractus)
Meaning: collected , accomplished , contracted
contradicibilis (Adjective; lemma: contradicibilis)
Meaning: That may be spoken against or contradicted .
contradico (Verb; lemma: contradico)
Meaning: ( often with dative ) to speak or allege against , oppose ; contradict , gainsay c. 530-533 C.E. , Justinian I , Corpus Juris Civilis: Pandects , 11.7.14.13 huic contradici potest: "ergo pietatis gratia funerasti" In this instance it can be alleged against the plaintiff, "Therefore you have conducted the funeral through a sense of duty."
contradictio (Noun; lemma: contradictio)
Meaning: The act of contradicting .
contradictiuncula (Noun; lemma: contradictiuncula)
Meaning: ( rare ) Diminutive of contrādictiō : a slight contradiction
contradictor (Noun; lemma: contradictor)
Meaning: Someone who replies or objects ; opponent .
contraho (Adjective; lemma: contraho)
Meaning: to draw , bring or drag several objects together; collect , assemble , gather , amass Synonyms: compellō , glomerō , cōgō , conferō , consociō , congerō , cōnstruō , coniungō , iungō , conciliō , concieō , concitō , conserō , illigō , colligō , ligō , convehō , committō , reficiō Antonyms: distraho , absolvo , solvo , persolvo , rumpo , dissolvo
contrapunctus (Adjective; lemma: contrapunctus)
Meaning: counterpoint
contrarie (Adverb; lemma: contrarie)
Meaning: contrarily
contrarietas (Noun; lemma: contrarietas)
Meaning: opposition , contrariety
contrarium (Adjective; lemma: contrarius)
Meaning: opposite , opposed , contrary , conflicting , witherward ex contrario ― on the contrary ( Caesar , de Bello Gallico , VII, 30)
contrarius (Adjective; lemma: contrarius)
Meaning: opposite , opposed , contrary , conflicting , witherward ex contrario ― on the contrary ( Caesar , de Bello Gallico , VII, 30)
contrascribo (Verb; lemma: contrascribo)
Meaning: ( transitive ) to countersign
contravenio (Verb; lemma: contravenio)
Meaning: to oppose
Contrebis (Verb; lemma: Contrebis)
Meaning: A Celtic deity , known from inscriptions
contrectatio (Noun; lemma: contrectatio)
Meaning: a touch , contact
contremesco (Verb; lemma: contremesco)
Meaning: ( Medieval Latin ) Alternative form of contremīscō
contremisco (Noun; lemma: contremisco)
Meaning: ( intransitive ) to tremble all over
contremo (Noun; lemma: contremo)
Meaning: to quake
contribuo (Verb; lemma: contribuo)
Meaning: ( transitive ) to put together , combine , join in one, unite Synonyms: committō , addō , adiciō , adalligō , colligō , applicō , illigō , implicō
contributio (Noun; lemma: contributio)
Meaning: payment , contribution
contristatio (Noun; lemma: contristatio)
Meaning: grief
contristo (Adjective; lemma: contristo)
Meaning: to sadden , depress , discourage , oppress
contritio (Noun; lemma: contritio)
Meaning: grief , contrition
controuersia (Noun; lemma: controuersia)
Meaning: Alternative form of controversia
controversia (Noun; lemma: controversia)
Meaning: a quarrel , dispute , debate
controversiosus (Noun; lemma: controversiosus)
Meaning: ( rare ) highly controversial , subject to much dispute
contrudo (Noun; lemma: contrudo)
Meaning: to thrust or crowd together; to cram
contrusio (Noun; lemma: contrusio)
Meaning: cramming
contubernalis (Adjective; lemma: contubernalis)
Meaning: comrade (tent companion) Synonym: comes
contubernium (Noun; lemma: contubernium)
Meaning: ( historical military ) A squad of soldiers sharing a single tent , usually 6–8 men .
contueor (Verb; lemma: contueor)
Meaning: to look or gaze upon, behold , see , view , survey
contumacia (Noun; lemma: contumacium)
Meaning: genitive masculine / feminine / neuter plural of contumāx
contumaciter (Adverb; lemma: contumaciter)
Meaning: obstinately , stubbornly , inflexibly
contumax (Adjective; lemma: contumax)
Meaning: insolent , obstinate , stiff-necked , defiant
contumelia (Noun; lemma: contumelia)
Meaning: insult , reproach , contumely , abuse , mistreatment Synonyms: maledictum , probrum 405 CE , Jerome , Vulgate Proverbs.11.2: ubi fuerit superbia, ibi erit et contumēlia : ubi autem humilitās, ibi et sapientia Where pride is, there also shall be reproach : but where humility is, there also is wisdom. (Douay-Rheims trans., Challoner rev.; 1752 CE) Lorenzo Valla, Discourse on the Forgery of the Alleged Donation of Constantine : Quae nova ista contumelia est in Quirites, de quibus optimi poetae elogium est: What new insult is this to the Quirites of whom the great poet sings: (Coleman trans., 1922 CE)
contumeliosus (Adjective; lemma: contumeliosus)
Meaning: abusive , insolent
conturbatio (Noun; lemma: conturbatio)
Meaning: disorder , confusion
conturbo (Verb; lemma: conturbo)
Meaning: to confuse , confound ; to throw into confusion
contus (Noun; lemma: contus)
Meaning: long pole ; pike
contusio (Noun; lemma: contusio)
Meaning: bruise , contusion
contutor (Noun; lemma: contutor)
Meaning: joint guardian
conubialis (Adjective; lemma: conubialis)
Meaning: conjugal , relating to marriage
conubium (Noun; lemma: conubium)
Meaning: marriage , wedlock
conus (Noun; lemma: conus)
Meaning: cone
convaleo (Verb; lemma: convaleo)
Meaning: ( Late Latin , Medieval Latin ) Alternative form of convalēscō
convalescentia (Noun; lemma: convalesco)
Meaning: to recover (from an illness); to gain strength
convalesco (Verb; lemma: convalesco)
Meaning: to recover (from an illness); to gain strength
convallis (Adjective; lemma: convallis)
Meaning: ravine , narrow enclosed valley
convecto (Verb; lemma: convicio)
Meaning: dative / ablative singular of convīcium
convector (Noun; lemma: convector)
Meaning: one who carries or brings together
convello (Verb; lemma: convello)
Meaning: to shatter , batter , convulse
convenienter (Adverb; lemma: convenienter)
Meaning: suitably , fitly , comfortably , consistently ; conveniently ,
convenio (Verb; lemma: convenio)
Meaning: to convene , to assemble , to meet together
conventio (Noun; lemma: conventio)
Meaning: meeting of people
conventum (Noun; lemma: conventum)
Meaning: covenant , compact Synonyms: foedus , conventus
converbero (Verb; lemma: converbero)
Meaning: ( transitive ) to strike harshly, beat
convergentia (Noun; lemma: convergentia)
Meaning: convergence
convergo (Verb; lemma: convergo)
Meaning: ( Late Latin ) to converge (incline together)
conversatio (Noun; lemma: conversatio)
Meaning: way of life , conduct or behaviour
conversio (Noun; lemma: conversio)
Meaning: the act of turning round or revolving ; revolution
conversor (Noun; lemma: conversor)
Meaning: ( intransitive ) to ponder
convertibilis (Adjective; lemma: convertibilis)
Meaning: changeable
convestio (Noun; lemma: convestio)
Meaning: to clothe , dress
convexus (Verb; lemma: convexus)
Meaning: vaulted , arched , rounded
conviciator (Noun; lemma: conviciator)
Meaning: railer , reviler
conviciolum (Noun; lemma: conviciolum)
Meaning: taunt ; slight reproach
convicium (Noun; lemma: convicium)
Meaning: clamour , outcry
convictio (Noun; lemma: convictio)
Meaning: companionship
convictor (Noun; lemma: convictor)
Meaning: one who lives with another, a housemate
convictus (Verb; lemma: convictus)
Meaning: convinced
conviso (Verb; lemma: conviso)
Meaning: ( transitive ) to examine carefully, consider attentively
convitium (Noun; lemma: convitium)
Meaning: Alternative form of convīcium
convivalis (Adjective; lemma: convivalis)
Meaning: convivial
convivator (Noun; lemma: convivator)
Meaning: host , master of a feast
convivifico (Verb; lemma: convivifico)
Meaning: to quicken , revive or restore life together
convivium (Noun; lemma: convivium)
Meaning: a banquet , a party , a feast Synonyms: cōmissātiō , dominium , epulum , epulae , fēsta , daps
convivo (Verb; lemma: convivo)
Meaning: to live with
convocatio (Noun; lemma: convocatio)
Meaning: assembling , convoking
convolnero (Verb; lemma: convolnero)
Meaning: Alternative form of convulnerō
convolo (Verb; lemma: convolo)
Meaning: to fly or flock together with others
convolvo (Verb; lemma: convolvo)
Meaning: to roll together, up or around; coil , wrap
convolvolus (Verb; lemma: convolvolus)
Meaning: Alternative spelling of convolvulus
convolvulus (Noun; lemma: convolvulus)
Meaning: the caterpillar of the vine moth ( Eupoecilia ambiguella ) , which wraps itself up in the leaves of the vine
convorro (SCONJ; lemma: convorro)
Meaning: Archaic form of converrō .
convulsio (Noun; lemma: convulsio)
Meaning: convulsion
conyza (Noun; lemma: conyza)
Meaning: fleabane (clarification of this definition is needed)
cooperatio (Noun; lemma: cooperatio)
Meaning: cooperation
cooperator (Noun; lemma: cooperator)
Meaning: joint - labourer , coworker c. 731 CE , Bede , Historia ecclesiastica 4.1 : Hunc offerens Hadrianus pontifici, ut episcopus ordinaretur, obtinuit; his tamen condicionibus interpositis, ut ipse eum perduceret Brittaniam, eo quod iam bis partes Galliarum diuersis ex causis adisset, et ob id maiorem huius itineris peragendi notitiam haberet, sufficiensque esset in possessione hominum propriorum; et ut ei doctrinae cooperator existens diligenter adtenderet, ne quid ille contrarium ueritati fidei, Grecorum more, in ecclesiam, cui praeesset, introduceret. Hadrian offered him to the pope to be ordained bishop, and prevailed; but upon these conditions, that he should conduct him into Britain, because he had already travelled through France twice upon several occasions, and was, therefore, better acquainted with the way, and was, moreover, sufficiently provided with men of his own; as also that being his fellow labourer in doctrine, he might take special care that Theodore should not, according to the custom of the Greeks, introduce anything contrary to the true faith into the church where he presided.
coopertura (Noun; lemma: coopertura)
Meaning: ( Late Latin ) covering , veil Synonym: vestīmentum
cooptatio (Noun; lemma: cooptatio)
Meaning: cooption , adoption (into office)
coopto (Verb; lemma: coopto)
Meaning: to choose , elect
coordinatio (Noun; lemma: coordinatio)
Meaning: ( Late Latin ) coordination
copa (Noun; lemma: copa)
Meaning: a female tavern - keeper
Copais (Verb; lemma: Copais)
Meaning: a former lake of Boeotia , now drained
copernicium (Noun; lemma: copernicium)
Meaning: copernicium
coph (Verb; lemma: coph)
Meaning: qof , qoph
cophinus (Noun; lemma: cophinus)
Meaning: A hamper , basket .
copia (Noun; lemma: copia)
Meaning: supply , abundance , copiousness , wealth , riches Synonyms: abundantia , affluentia , ūbertās , fertilitās , ūber , magnitūdō Antonyms: dēficientia , cāritās , inopia
copiose (Adverb; lemma: copiose)
Meaning: fully, at length, copiously
copiositas (Noun; lemma: copiositas)
Meaning: ( Late Latin ) abundance , plenty , copiousness Synonyms: abundantia , cōpia Antonym: paucitās
copiosus (Adjective; lemma: copiosus)
Meaning: copious , plentiful , abundant Synonyms: abundāns , cumulātus , largus , ūber , fēcundus Antonyms: vacuus , carēns , expers , viduus
copis (Noun; lemma: copa)
Meaning: a female tavern - keeper
Coponius (Proper Noun; lemma: Coponius)
Meaning: a Roman nomen gentile , gens or "family name" famously held by: Gaius Coponius, a Roman praetor
cops (Noun; lemma: cops)
Meaning: ( Old Latin ) abounding in, rich , copious Synonym: cōpiōsus Antonym: inops
copta (Verb; lemma: copta)
Meaning: A kind of small, round, crisp cake made with pounded materials, a cookie
copticus (Adjective; lemma: copticus)
Meaning: Coptic
coptus (Verb; lemma: copo)
Meaning: Alternative form of caupō
copula (Noun; lemma: copula)
Meaning: a bond , tie , band or other connecting item.
copulatio (Noun; lemma: copulatio)
Meaning: coupling , joining , connecting , uniting
copulator (Noun; lemma: copulator)
Meaning: connector
copulatrix (Noun; lemma: copulatrix)
Meaning: connector (female)
coqua (Noun; lemma: coquum)
Meaning: accusative singular of coquus
coquina (Noun; lemma: coquinus)
Meaning: cook 's
coquinarius (Noun; lemma: coquinarius)
Meaning: of or belonging to the kitchen ; used in cooking Synonym: culīnārius
coquino (Noun; lemma: coquinum)
Meaning: inflection of coquīnus : nominative / accusative / vocative neuter singular accusative masculine singular
coquinus (Noun; lemma: coquinus)
Meaning: cook 's
coquo (Noun; lemma: coquo)
Meaning: ( transitive ) to cook ; prepare food
coquus (Noun; lemma: coquus)
Meaning: A cook ; person who makes food. Grumio in culina delicias multas coxit quando coquus erat. Grumio used to cook many delights in the kitchen when he was a cook .
cor (Noun; lemma: cor)
Meaning: ( anatomy ) heart Synonym: pectus
cora (Noun; lemma: corum)
Meaning: accusative singular of cōrus
Cora (Adjective; lemma: cora)
Meaning: pupil ( of the eye )
coracesia (Noun; lemma: coracesia)
Meaning: A magical herb said to make water freeze
coracinus (Noun; lemma: coracinus)
Meaning: A type of river fish
corallium (Noun; lemma: corallium)
Meaning: coral (the substance, usually referring to the reddish-orange variety)
coram (Preposition; lemma: coram)
Meaning: in person , face to face , personally
corax (Adjective; lemma: corax)
Meaning: raven
Corax (Adjective; lemma: corax)
Meaning: raven
Coraxi (Proper Noun; lemma: Coraxi)
Meaning: A tribe of Pontus , which dwelt near the banks of the river Corax
corban (Verb; lemma: corban)
Meaning: gift , votive offering
corbona (Noun; lemma: corbona)
Meaning: treasure chamber constituted by sacrifices , corban Vulg. Matth. 27, 3–6 Tunc videns Judas, qui eum tradidit, quod damnatus esset, pœnitentia ductus, retulit triginta argenteos principibus sacerdotum, et senioribus, dicens: »Peccavi, tradens sanguinem justum.« At illi dixerunt: »Quid ad nos? Tu videris.« Et projectis argenteis in templo, recessit  et abiens laqueo se suspendit. Principes autem sacerdotum, acceptis argenteis, dixerunt: »Non licet eos mittere in corbonam : quia pretium sanguinis est.« Then Judas, which had betrayed him, when he saw that he was condemned, repented himself, and brought again the thirty pieces of silver to the chief priests and elders, saying, “I have sinned in that I have betrayed the innocent blood.” And they said, “what is that to us? see thou to that.” And he cast down the pieces of silver in the temple, and departed, and went and hanged himself. And the chief priests took the silver pieces, and said, “it is not lawful to put them into the treasury because it is the price of blood.”
corbula (Noun; lemma: corbula)
Meaning: ( Diminutive of corbis ) a little basket
corcodillus (Noun; lemma: corcodillus)
Meaning: Alternative form of crocodīlus Phaedrus, Fabulae Asopiae , 1,24: Canes currentes bibere in Nilo flumine a corcodillis ne rapiantur, traditum est.
corcodilus (Adjective; lemma: corcodilus)
Meaning: Alternative form of crocodīlus
corcus (Noun; lemma: corcus)
Meaning: a disease of the chest
Corcyra (Proper Noun; lemma: Corcyra)
Meaning: An island in the Ionian Sea , now Corfu
cordate (Verb; lemma: cordo)
Meaning: dative / ablative masculine / neuter singular of cordus
cordatus (Noun; lemma: cordatus)
Meaning: wise , prudent , judicious , sagacious
cordax (Noun; lemma: cordax)
Meaning: a lively and salacious dance of Greek comedy
Cordes (Adjective; lemma: Cordes)
Meaning: A river of Mesopotamia flowing near Dara and then into the river Chaboras
cordipugus (Noun; lemma: cordipugus)
Meaning: heart - piercing
corditus (Verb; lemma: corditus)
Meaning: ( Medieval Latin ) from the heart
cordolium (Noun; lemma: cordolium)
Meaning: heartfelt grief ; sorrow of the heart , heartache
Corduba (Proper Noun; lemma: Corduba)
Meaning: A town in Hispania Baetica , now Córdoba .
Corduena (Proper Noun; lemma: Corduena)
Meaning: Corduene (modern Kurdistan )
cordus (Noun; lemma: cordus)
Meaning: Alternative form of chordus
Cordus (Proper Noun; lemma: Cordus)
Meaning: A Roman cognomen — famously held by: Aulus Cremutius Cordus , a Roman historian
coreanicus (Adjective; lemma: coreanicus)
Meaning: Korean
coreanus (Noun; lemma: coreanus)
Meaning: Korean
Corellius (Proper Noun; lemma: Corellius)
Meaning: a Roman nomen gentile , gens or "family name" famously held by: Quintus Corellius Rufus , a Roman senator
Corese (Proper Noun; lemma: Corese)
Meaning: an island of the Aegean Sea mentioned by Pliny
Coreva (Proper Noun; lemma: Coreva)
Meaning: A town of Africa mentioned in the Antonine Itinerary
coriaceus (Noun; lemma: coriaceus)
Meaning: ( relational ) leather
coriago (Noun; lemma: coriago)
Meaning: A disease of skin of animals
coriarius (Noun; lemma: coriarius)
Meaning: ( relational ) leather , tanning
Coricius (Proper Noun; lemma: Coricius)
Meaning: a Roman nomen gentile , gens or "family name"
Corinensis (Adjective; lemma: Corinensis)
Meaning: Cirencestrian : of or from ancient Corinium or modern Cirencester
Coriolanus (Proper Noun; lemma: Coriolanus)
Meaning: Of, or from, Corioli
coris (Noun; lemma: cor)
Meaning: ( anatomy ) heart Synonym: pectus
corium (Noun; lemma: corium)
Meaning: skin ; hide , leather
Cornelia (Proper Noun; lemma: Cornelia)
Meaning: A feminine praenomen .
Cornelius (Proper Noun; lemma: Cornelius)
Meaning: An old Roman gens name.
corneolus (Noun; lemma: corneolus)
Meaning: Like or composed of horn , horny .
cornesco (Noun; lemma: cornesco)
Meaning: to become like horn ; to turn to horn
corneus (Noun; lemma: corneus)
Meaning: Of horn .
cornicen (Verb; lemma: cornicen)
Meaning: a bugler , horn -blower, trumpeter , or corneter
cornicula (Noun; lemma: corniculum)
Meaning: Diminutive of cornū : A little horn .
corniculans (Verb; lemma: corniculo)
Meaning: dative / ablative singular of corniculum
cornifer (Noun; lemma: cornifer)
Meaning: horned , having horns .
corniger (Noun; lemma: corniger)
Meaning: horned , having horns .
cornigera (Noun; lemma: corniger)
Meaning: horned , having horns .
cornix (Noun; lemma: cornix)
Meaning: crow
cornu (Noun; lemma: cornu)
Meaning: a horn , antler 29 BCE – 19 BCE , Virgil , Aeneid 1.189-190 : ductōrēsque ipsōs prīmum, capita alta ferentēs cornibus arboreīs, sternit And first the leaders themselves, bearing their heads high with branching antlers , [Aeneas] strikes down. ( Demonstrating his military skill, Aeneas first targets the “leaders” – in this case, three stags. )
cornualis (Noun; lemma: cornualis)
Meaning: Of or pertaining to horns .
cornuarius (Noun; lemma: cornuarius)
Meaning: A maker of horns or trumpets .
cornuatus (Noun; lemma: cornuatus)
Meaning: horn -shaped, horn-like
cornubicus (Noun; lemma: cornubicus)
Meaning: Cornish
cornum (Noun; lemma: cornum)
Meaning: horn (all senses)
cornupeta (Noun; lemma: cornupetum)
Meaning: inflection of cornupetus : nominative / accusative / vocative neuter singular accusative masculine singular
cornupetus (Noun; lemma: cornupetus)
Meaning: Alternative form of cornupeta Abedoc, Canones Hibernenses INCIPIUNT CANONES ADOMNANI., VII.: In lege enim animal cornupetum , si hominem occiderit, illicitum est. 704 CE , Adamnanus Hiiensis, Canones I: In lege enim animal cornupetum , si hominem occiderit, inlicitum est. 1733 , Acta Sanctorum, Mensis Augustus Vita S. Waltheni Abbatis: [1] [2] deinde tauri cornupeti mugientis, formas induit. Translation by George Finch and lastly of a roaring long-horned bull.
cornutus (Noun; lemma: cornutus)
Meaning: horned , having horns .
Cornutus (Proper Noun; lemma: cornutus)
Meaning: horned , having horns .
Corolia (Proper Noun; lemma: Corolia)
Meaning: A town in Arabia , mentioned by Pliny
corolla (Noun; lemma: corolla)
Meaning: Diminutive of corōna ( “ garland, chaplet, wreath ” )
corollaria (Noun; lemma: corollaria)
Meaning: A female merchant of flower garlands .
corollarium (Noun; lemma: corollarium)
Meaning: Money paid for a garland of flowers .
corona (Noun; lemma: corona)
Meaning: chaplet , laurel , or wreath ; presented to athletes, the gods, or the dead c. 200 BCE , Plautus , Menaechmi 3.1.16 : sed quid egō videō? Menaechmus cum corōnā exit forās But why do I see Menaechmus here? He's coming out of doors with a chaplet on?
coronalis (Adjective; lemma: coronalis)
Meaning: of or pertaining to a crown ;  issuing from a crown
coronamentum (Noun; lemma: coronamentum)
Meaning: blossoms to make crowns or garlands
coronarius (Noun; lemma: coronarius)
Meaning: ( relational ) crown , garland , wreath
coronatio (Noun; lemma: coronatio)
Meaning: ( Late Latin ) crowning , coronation 412 CE – 426 CE , Aurelius Augustinus Hipponensis , City of God 7.27 : Si autem [ … ] coronatione virilium pudendorum [ … ] unum verum Deum [ … ] colere se quisque contendat: non ideo peccat, quia non est colendus quem colit, sed quia colendum non ut colendus est colit. But if anyone insists that he worships the one true God [ … ] by the putting of a wreath on the male organ, [ … ] such a person does not sin because he worships One who ought not to be worshipped, but because he worships Him who ought to be worshipped in a way in which He ought not to be worshipped.
coronator (Noun; lemma: coronator)
Meaning: crowner
coronensis (Noun; lemma: coronensi)
Meaning: dative / ablative masculine / feminine / neuter singular of corōnēnsis
coronis (Noun; lemma: corona)
Meaning: chaplet , laurel , or wreath ; presented to athletes, the gods, or the dead c. 200 BCE , Plautus , Menaechmi 3.1.16 : sed quid egō videō? Menaechmus cum corōnā exit forās But why do I see Menaechmus here? He's coming out of doors with a chaplet on?
coronoideus (Noun; lemma: coronoideus)
Meaning: ( New Latin ) coronoid
Coronta (Proper Noun; lemma: Coronta)
Meaning: A town in interior Acarnania
coronula (Noun; lemma: coronula)
Meaning: The ornament on a mitre
corporalis (Adjective; lemma: corporalis)
Meaning: bodily , physical
corporaliter (Adverb; lemma: corporaliter)
Meaning: carnally
corporatio (Noun; lemma: corporatio)
Meaning: ( Late Latin ) incarnation , the taking on of a body
corporatus (Verb; lemma: corporor)
Meaning: first-person singular present passive indicative of corporō
corporeitas (Noun; lemma: corporeitas)
Meaning: corporeality
corporeus (Adjective; lemma: corporeus)
Meaning: Of or belonging to a body ; corporeal
corpulentus (Adjective; lemma: corpulentus)
Meaning: corpulent , fat , obese , stout
corpus (Noun; lemma: corpus)
Meaning: ( anatomy ) body , person ( person when used to mean "human body", e.g., "on one's person" ) c. 65 AD , Seneca Minor , Epistulae Morales ad Lucilium , Epistula XCII Nemo liber est qui corpori servit. No one is free who is a slave to the body .
corpusculum (Noun; lemma: corpusculum)
Meaning: a particle , especially an atom .
correctio (Noun; lemma: correctio)
Meaning: correction , amendment
corrector (Noun; lemma: corrector)
Meaning: corrector , improver , reformer
correpte (Verb; lemma: correpto)
Meaning: dative / ablative masculine / neuter singular of correptus
correptio (Noun; lemma: correptio)
Meaning: seizure (a laying hold of , seizing), attack (illness)
correspondeo (Verb; lemma: correspondeo)
Meaning: to correspond
correus (Noun; lemma: correus)
Meaning: a partaker in guilt , a joint criminal , a partner in crime , an accomplice
corrideo (Verb; lemma: corrideo)
Meaning: to laugh together or aloud
corrigiuncula (Noun; lemma: corrigiuncula)
Meaning: ( historical , Medieval Latin ) A bell used to summon monks for scourging or other penance . [1]
corrigo (Noun; lemma: corrigo)
Meaning: to correct (set right)
corripio (Verb; lemma: corripio)
Meaning: to seize or snatch up, catch , lay violent hands on, take hold of, grasp quickly Synonyms: potior , obsideō , teneo , adipīscor , comprehendo , dēprehendō , apprehendo , occupō , arripiō , capessō , possideō , capio 29 BCE – 19 BCE , Virgil , Aeneid 2.216-217 : “Post ipsum auxiliō subeuntem ac tēla ferentem corripiunt spīrīsque ligant ingentibus.” “Then, [Laocoön] himself – rushing up to help, and even carrying weapons – [the serpents] seize and bind in huge coils.” – Aeneas
corroboramentum (Noun; lemma: corroboramentum)
Meaning: ( Late Latin ) A means of strengthening ; corroboration
corroboratio (Noun; lemma: corroboratio)
Meaning: ( Late Latin ) strengthening , fortification
corrodo (Noun; lemma: corrodo)
Meaning: to gnaw (to pieces)
corrogata (Verb; lemma: corrogo)
Meaning: to bring together (by begging or entreaty ); collect ( money )
corrogatio (Noun; lemma: corrogatio)
Meaning: A bringing together, gathering .
corrogo (Verb; lemma: corrogo)
Meaning: to bring together (by begging or entreaty ); collect ( money )
corrosio (Noun; lemma: corrosio)
Meaning: gnawing
corruda (Adjective; lemma: corruda)
Meaning: wild asparagus ( Asparagus acutifolius )
corrugatio (Noun; lemma: corrugatio)
Meaning: wrinkling
corrugator (Noun; lemma: corrugator)
Meaning: ( anatomy ) one that wrinkles
corrugo (Noun; lemma: corrugo)
Meaning: to wrinkle
corrumpo (Noun; lemma: corrumpo)
Meaning: to pervert , corrupt , deprave or infect Synonyms: delēniō , aggredior 397 CE – 401 CE , Aurelius Augustinus Hipponensis , Confessions 7.12.18 : Et manifestātum est mihi quoniam bona sunt quae corrumpuntur . And it was made clear to me that all things are good even if they are corrupted.
corruptela (Noun; lemma: corruptela)
Meaning: seduction , corruption , bribery
corruptibilis (Adjective; lemma: corruptibilis)
Meaning: corruptible , perishable
corruptibilitas (Noun; lemma: corruptibilitas)
Meaning: corruptibility , perishableness
corruptio (Noun; lemma: corruptio)
Meaning: corruption
corruptor (Noun; lemma: corruptor)
Meaning: corrupter , misleader , seducer , briber Coordinate term: ( female ) corruptrīx
corruptrix (Noun; lemma: corruptrix)
Meaning: a seductress ( woman who seduces ) ; female equivalent of corruptor
corrus (Noun; lemma: corrus)
Meaning: Alternative form of currus
cors (Noun; lemma: cors)
Meaning: Alternative form of cohors
corsa (Noun; lemma: corsum)
Meaning: inflection of corsus : accusative singular masculine nominative / accusative / vocative singular neuter
Corsica (Proper Noun; lemma: Corsica)
Meaning: Corsica (an island, department , and administrative region of France , in the Mediterranean to the north of Sardinia )
corsus (Noun; lemma: corsus)
Meaning: Corsican Synonym: corsicus
cortex (Noun; lemma: cortex)
Meaning: The bark of a tree ; the bark of a cork tree ; cork .
corticeus (Noun; lemma: corticeus)
Meaning: of bark or cork ; made from bark
corticulus (Noun; lemma: corticulus)
Meaning: cortical
Cortona (Proper Noun; lemma: Cortona)
Meaning: Cortona
corulus (Noun; lemma: corulus)
Meaning: Alternative spelling of corylus
corus (Noun; lemma: corus)
Meaning: Alternative form of caurus
coruscatio (Noun; lemma: coruscatio)
Meaning: ( post-Classical Latin ) glitter , flash , coruscation
corusco (Adjective; lemma: corusco)
Meaning: ( transitive ) to shake , brandish , wave , move about 29 BCE – 19 BCE , Virgil , Aeneid 5.641–643 : Haec memorāns prima infēnsum vī corripit ignem sublatāque procul dextrā cōnīxa coruscat et iacit. Mentioning these, she first grasped the deadly fire with violence and with the right hand raised high, brandishes it with effort and throws. c. 45 CE – 96 CE , Statius , Thebaid 12.431–432: Exundant dīvīsō vertice flammae alternōsque apicēs abruptā lūce coruscant . The flames rush up with a bifurcated top and wave their tips with intermittent light. 4th C. CE , Avienus , Aratea 636–638 : Namque et sīdereīs cycnus secat aethera pinnīs, dōnātus caelō, nōn clārō lūcidus astrō, sed tamen ōs flagrāns et guttura longa coruscāns . For the swan splits the aether with starry wings too, gifted to the sky, not luminous with a bright star, but still brandishing its shining mouth and long neck. 354 CE – 450 CE , Saint Augustine , Enarratio in Psalmos 121.9 : Portāvērunt Deum, et dē ipsīs Deus coruscābat mīrācula, tonābat terrōrēs, pluēbat cōnsōlātiōnēs. They carried the Lord with them, and the Lord brandished miracles, thundered terrors, rained consolations regarding them.
coruscus (Adjective; lemma: coruscus)
Meaning: vibrating , waving , trembling , shaking
corvinus (Noun; lemma: corvinus)
Meaning: corvine ; of or pertaining to crows or ravens ca.1250 , Thomas Cantimpratensis , Opus de natura rerum V, xxxi "De corvo" Corvi gravidi dicuntur fieri, si eos corvinum ovum edere contigerit. Crows are said to become gravid if one moves them [off their nest] so one can eat a corvine egg.
Corvinus (Proper Noun; lemma: corvinus)
Meaning: corvine ; of or pertaining to crows or ravens ca.1250 , Thomas Cantimpratensis , Opus de natura rerum V, xxxi "De corvo" Corvi gravidi dicuntur fieri, si eos corvinum ovum edere contigerit. Crows are said to become gravid if one moves them [off their nest] so one can eat a corvine egg.
corycus (Noun; lemma: corycus)
Meaning: punchbag , punching bag
Corydalla (Proper Noun; lemma: Corydalla)
Meaning: A city of Lycia situated on the road from Phaselis to Patara
corylus (Noun; lemma: corylus)
Meaning: a hazel or filbert shrub 70 BCE – 19 BCE , Virgil , Eclogues 1.14–15 : Hic inter densas corylos modo namque gemellos / spem gregis, a! silice in nuda conixa reliquit. for here in the hazel thicket just now dropping twins / ah, the flock's hope, on naked flint, she abandoned them. (Can we find and add a quotation of Cato the Elder to this entry?) (Can we find and add a quotation of Ovid to this entry?)
corymbosus (Noun; lemma: corymbosus)
Meaning: in the form of a cluster of fruit or flowers
corymbus (Noun; lemma: corymbus)
Meaning: cluster of fruit or flowers
Coryna (Proper Noun; lemma: Coryna)
Meaning: A town in Ionia , mentioned by Pliny
coryphaeus (Noun; lemma: coryphaeus)
Meaning: a leader , chief , head
Coryphantis (Proper Noun; lemma: Coryphantis)
Meaning: A town of Aeolis situated north of Atarneus
coryphia (Noun; lemma: coryphia)
Meaning: ( plural only ) A kind of murex yielding a purple dye
corytos (Noun; lemma: corytos)
Meaning: a quiver Synonyms: pharetra , scrautum
corytus (Noun; lemma: corytus)
Meaning: Alternative form of cōrȳtos
Cos (Proper Noun; lemma: Cos)
Meaning: Kos
COS (Preposition; lemma: COS)
Meaning: ( chiefly money ) Alternative letter-case form of cos , abbreviation of consul .
Cosa (Proper Noun; lemma: Cosa)
Meaning: an Etruscan city of Etruria , situated on the seacoast
Cosar (Proper Noun; lemma: Cosar)
Meaning: ( Medieval Latin ) Khazar
Cosconius (Proper Noun; lemma: Cosconius)
Meaning: a Roman nomen gentile , gens or "family name"
cosmicus (Noun; lemma: cosmicus)
Meaning: mundane
cosmocrator (Noun; lemma: cosmocrator)
Meaning: cosmocrator
cosmographia (Noun; lemma: cosmographia)
Meaning: A description of the universe .
cosmographus (Noun; lemma: cosmographus)
Meaning: A cosmographer ; one who describes the universe .
cosmologus (Adjective; lemma: cosmologus)
Meaning: cosmologist 2018 , Reijo Pitkäranta, Stephen Hawking mortuus [1] , Nuntii Latini 16.3.2018: Stephen Hawking, physicus et cosmologus celeberrimus Britannus, diem supremum obiit septuaginta sex annos natus. Stephen Hawking, famed British physicist and cosmologist , has died at the age of seventy six.
cosmopolitismos (Noun; lemma: cosmopolitismos)
Meaning: ( New Latin ) cosmopolitism , cosmopolitanism
cosmopolitismus (Noun; lemma: cosmopolitismus)
Meaning: ( New Latin ) cosmopolitism , cosmopolitanism
Cosri (Proper Noun; lemma: Cosri)
Meaning: ( Medieval Latin ) The Book of the Kuzari by Judah Halevi. [1]
Cossinius (Proper Noun; lemma: Cossinius)
Meaning: a Roman nomen gentile , gens or "family name" famously held by: Lucius Cossinius, a Roman knight and friend of Cicero
cossus (Verb; lemma: cossus)
Meaning: woodworm ( worm or grub found in wood )
Cossus (Proper Noun; lemma: cossus)
Meaning: woodworm ( worm or grub found in wood )
costalis (Adjective; lemma: costalis)
Meaning: Of, pertaining to or resembling ribs
costaricensis (Noun; lemma: costaricensis)
Meaning: Costa Rican
costrus (Noun; lemma: costrus)
Meaning: A sort of fly similar to a bee
cothurnatus (Verb; lemma: cothurno)
Meaning: dative / ablative singular of cothurnus
cothurnus (Noun; lemma: cothurnus)
Meaning: cothurnus , buskin
cotidianus (Adjective; lemma: cotidianus)
Meaning: daily , everyday , quotidian 38 CE – 104 CE , Martial , Epigrams 4.37, (meter: choliamb, in a poem where every line begins with a heavy syllable): Cōtīdiānam refice nauseam nummīs 38 CE – 104 CE , Martial , Epigrams 10.65, (meter: hendecasyllable): Lēvis drōpace tū cotīdiānō
cotidie (Adverb; lemma: cottidie)
Meaning: Alternative form of cō̆tīdiē