bestroi/EnhancedLatinLemmaDataset huggingface dataset:
concesso (Verb; lemma: concedo)
Meaning: to depart , retire or withdraw , come away , come , go away Synonyms: recēdō , dēcēdō , cēdō , regredior , referō , dēficiō , recipiō , excēdō , discēdō , āmoveō , facessō , subtrahō , subdūcō , vertō , inclīnō Antonyms: prōgredior , prōdeō , prōcēdō , prōficiō , aggredior , ēvehō , incēdō , accēdō , adeō
concessus (Verb; lemma: concessus)
Meaning: Perfect passive participle of concēdō . departed , withdrawn disappeared , vanished relinquished , conceded granted , allowed
concha (Noun; lemma: concha)
Meaning: A bivalve shellfish ; a mollusk : A pearl oyster . A pearl . The purple-fish .
concheus (Adjective; lemma: concheus)
Meaning: of or pertaining to oysters or other shellfish
conchis (Noun; lemma: concha)
Meaning: A bivalve shellfish ; a mollusk : A pearl oyster . A pearl . The purple-fish .
conchula (Noun; lemma: conchula)
Meaning: Diminutive of concha ( “ mollusk , mussel , oyster ” )
conchyliatus (Verb; lemma: conchylio)
Meaning: dative / ablative singular of conchȳlium
conchylium (Noun; lemma: conchylium)
Meaning: shellfish
concieo (Verb; lemma: concieo)
Meaning: to bring , assemble or urge together, collect (by exciting or rousing ) Synonyms: contrahō , conferō , convehō , concitō
conciliabulum (Noun; lemma: conciliabulum)
Meaning: place of assembly
conciliatio (Noun; lemma: conciliatio)
Meaning: connection , union
conciliator (Noun; lemma: conciliator)
Meaning: counselor , adviser , conciliator
conciliatrix (Noun; lemma: conciliatrix)
Meaning: counselor , adviser , conciliator (female)
concilio (Noun; lemma: concilium)
Meaning: a council Synonym: contio
concilium (Noun; lemma: concilium)
Meaning: a council Synonym: contio
concinnatio (Noun; lemma: concinnatio)
Meaning: adjustment , preparation
concinne (Verb; lemma: concinne)
Meaning: beautifully , fitly
concinnitas (Noun; lemma: concinnitas)
Meaning: An elegant or skillful joining of several things; beauty of style .
concinnitudo (Noun; lemma: concinnitudo)
Meaning: beauty of style
concinno (Verb; lemma: concinnus)
Meaning: neat , elegant , clever
concinnus (Adjective; lemma: concinnus)
Meaning: neat , elegant , clever
concio (Noun; lemma: concio)
Meaning: Alternative form of concieō
concionor (Noun; lemma: concionor)
Meaning: to preach or harangue
concipio (Verb; lemma: concipio)
Meaning: to receive or catch , grasp Synonyms: habeō , teneo , apprehendō , comprehendō , dēprehendō , capesso , recipio , accipio
concisio (Noun; lemma: concisio)
Meaning: cutting (act of)
concitatio (Noun; lemma: concitatio)
Meaning: hastening
concitator (Noun; lemma: concitator)
Meaning: instigator
concitor (Noun; lemma: concitor)
Meaning: one who rouses , stirs up , or incites Synonym: concitātor
conclamatio (Noun; lemma: conclamatio)
Meaning: a loud shout from a group of people
conclamatus (Verb; lemma: conclamo)
Meaning: to shout or cry out Synonyms: clāmō , exclāmō , acclāmō , succlāmō , vōcificō , vōciferor , clāmitō , tonō , inclāmō
concludo (Verb; lemma: concludo)
Meaning: to conclude , finish Synonyms: perficiō , cōnficiō , dēfungor , absolvō , agō , expleō , patrō , efficiō , cumulō , condō , impleō , exsequor , fungor , perpetrō , gerō , peragō , trānsigō , nāvō , claudō , inclūdō , exhauriō
conclusio (Noun; lemma: conclusio)
Meaning: blockade , siege
conclusiuncula (Noun; lemma: conclusiuncula)
Meaning: a captious conclusion , quibble
concoctio (Noun; lemma: concoctio)
Meaning: digestion
concolor (Noun; lemma: concolor)
Meaning: of the same colour or faction
concomitor (Noun; lemma: concomitor)
Meaning: to attend , escort , accompany
concoquo (PRON; lemma: concoqui)
Meaning: present passive infinitive of concoquō
concordatio (Noun; lemma: concordatio)
Meaning: concord , unanimity
concordia (Noun; lemma: concordia)
Meaning: an agreement together, union , harmony , concord Synonyms: cōnsēnsiō , cōnsēnsus , cōnspīrātiō , congruentia Antonyms: discordia , dissidentia , dissēnsiō
Concordia (Proper Noun; lemma: Concordia)
Meaning: A city of Venetia situated on the road from Altinum to Aquileia , now Concordia Sagittaria
concordialis (Adjective; lemma: concordialis)
Meaning: of or pertaining to concord or union
concorditer (Adverb; lemma: concorditer)
Meaning: harmoniously , amicably
concorporalis (Adjective; lemma: concorporalis)
Meaning: belonging to the same body or company
concors (Adjective; lemma: concors)
Meaning: agreeing , of one mind , concordant
concredo (Verb; lemma: concredo)
Meaning: to entrust , consign , commit
concremo (Noun; lemma: concremo)
Meaning: to burn up (consume by fire)
concrepo (Noun; lemma: concrepo)
Meaning: ( intransitive ) to creak or grate
concrescentia (Noun; lemma: concrescentia)
Meaning: condensing
concresco (Verb; lemma: concresco)
Meaning: ( intransitive ) to thicken , condense , curdle , stiffen , congeal
concretio (Noun; lemma: concretio)
Meaning: the formation of solid material
concubina (Noun; lemma: concubinus)
Meaning: one who lives with another without being legally married; male or female, seen used in reference to the male
concubinus (Noun; lemma: concubinus)
Meaning: one who lives with another without being legally married; male or female, seen used in reference to the male
concubitor (Noun; lemma: concubitor)
Meaning: bedfellow
concubitus (Noun; lemma: concubitus)
Meaning: lain with (sexually or not)
concubius (Noun; lemma: concubius)
Meaning: Of or belonging to lying in sleep
concubo (Noun; lemma: concubo)
Meaning: ( Medieval Latin ) Alternative form of concumbō ( “ to sleep with ” )
conculcatio (Noun; lemma: conculcatio)
Meaning: trampling underfoot
concumbo (Verb; lemma: concumbo)
Meaning: ( intransitive ) to lie with (for sexual intercourse), share the bed of, sleep with 43 BCE – c. 17 CE , Ovid , Fasti 4.31-32: Dardanōn Ēlectra nescīret Atlantide nātum scīlicet, Ēlectram concubuisse Iovī? Naturally, how could he not know that Dardanus was born of Electra, the daughter of Atlas? And that Electra had lain with Jupiter? (Ovid recounts the earliest mythological ancestors in the adopted lineage of Caesar Augustus . See Dardanus (son of Zeus) for a genealogical chart.)
concupio (Verb; lemma: concupio)
Meaning: to covet , long for Synonyms: requīrō , affectō , cupiō , quaerō , studeō , aveō , indigeō , sitiō , petō , circumspiciō , expetō , spectō , voveō , appetō Antonyms: āversor , abhorreō
concupiscentia (Noun; lemma: concupiscentia)
Meaning: longing , desire , concupiscence
concupiscibilis (Adjective; lemma: concupiscibilis)
Meaning: (very) desirable
concurro (Noun; lemma: concurro)
Meaning: to run with others, flock together
concursatio (Noun; lemma: concursatio)
Meaning: a disorderly motion , convergence , or meeting , especially of people
concursator (Noun; lemma: concursator)
Meaning: a skirmisher
concursio (Noun; lemma: concursio)
Meaning: concurrence , juxtaposition ( of inanimate objects )
concurso (Adjective; lemma: concursus)
Meaning: flocked
concursus (Noun; lemma: concursus)
Meaning: flocked
concussio (Noun; lemma: concussio)
Meaning: shaking
concutio (Noun; lemma: concutio)
Meaning: to shake violently (or together)
Condate (Proper Noun; lemma: Condate)
Meaning: The chief town of the Redones in Gallia Lugdunensis , now Rennes
condecet (Verb; lemma: condecet)
Meaning: ( with accusative ) to be proper or fitting ; to behoove ; to become
condelector (Verb; lemma: condelector)
Meaning: to be delighted with
condemnatio (Noun; lemma: condemnatio)
Meaning: condemnation
condemnator (Noun; lemma: condemnator)
Meaning: ( hapax ) prosecutor
condensatio (Noun; lemma: condensatio)
Meaning: condensation
condenseo (Verb; lemma: condenseo)
Meaning: Alternative form of condēnsō
condenso (Verb; lemma: condendo)
Meaning: dative / ablative masculine / neuter singular of condendus
condensus (Verb; lemma: condendo)
Meaning: dative / ablative masculine / neuter singular of condendus
condescensio (Noun; lemma: condescensio)
Meaning: condescension
condicio (Noun; lemma: condicio)
Meaning: An agreement , contract , covenant , stipulation , pact , proposition . Synonyms: compositum , pactum , stipulātiō
condicionabilis (Adjective; lemma: condicionabilis)
Meaning: conditional
condicionalis (Adjective; lemma: condicionalis)
Meaning: with a condition attached , with conditions, conditional
condicionaliter (Adverb; lemma: condicionaliter)
Meaning: conditionally
condictio (Noun; lemma: condictio)
Meaning: ( religion ) The proclamation of a festival .
condictum (Verb; lemma: condico)
Meaning: to talk something over together, agree to/upon, concert , promise ; fix , appoint Synonyms: concordō , conveniō , cōnsentiō , assentiō , concurrō , congruō , cōnstō , pangō Antonyms: dissideō , dissentiō , discordō , variō , abhorreō
condignus (Adverb; lemma: condignus)
Meaning: appropriate , entirely worthy , befitting , wholly deserving
condimentum (Verb; lemma: condimentum)
Meaning: A spice , seasoning .
condiscipulus (Noun; lemma: condiscipulus)
Meaning: schoolmate
conditio (Noun; lemma: conditio)
Meaning: a making , creating
conditionalis (Adjective; lemma: conditionalis)
Meaning: conditional (contingent on)
conditor (Noun; lemma: conditor)
Meaning: founder , composer , author , creator Synonyms: creātor , auctor
condocefacio (Verb; lemma: condocefacio)
Meaning: ( transitive ) to teach , train (animals, gladiators)
condoceo (Verb; lemma: condoceo)
Meaning: ( transitive ) to train , instruct , exercise
condoleo (Verb; lemma: condoleo)
Meaning: to feel severe pain , suffer greatly
condolesco (Verb; lemma: condolesco)
Meaning: to (begin to) feel severe pain , suffer greatly, ache
condominium (Noun; lemma: condominium)
Meaning: condominium , joint sovereignty
condonatio (Noun; lemma: condonatio)
Meaning: donation
condono (Verb; lemma: condono)
Meaning: to present , give , deliver , surrender , bring as an offering Synonyms: dōnō , afferō , polliceor , obiciō , moveō , prōferō , sufferō , offerō
condormio (Verb; lemma: condormio)
Meaning: to sleep soundly; to fall fast asleep
condormisco (Verb; lemma: condormisco)
Meaning: to fall asleep , go to sleep
conducenter (Adverb; lemma: conducenter)
Meaning: properly , appropriately
conducibilis (Noun; lemma: conducibilis)
Meaning: advantageous , profitable , expedient
conducibiliter (Adverb; lemma: conducibiliter)
Meaning: advantageously , profitably , expediently
conductio (Noun; lemma: conductio)
Meaning: uniting
conductor (Noun; lemma: conductor)
Meaning: employer , entrepreneur
conductrix (Noun; lemma: conductrix)
Meaning: a woman who hires or rents something
conductum (Verb; lemma: conductus)
Meaning: assembled , collected
conductus (Verb; lemma: conduco)
Meaning: ( transitive ) to lead , bring or draw together; assemble , collect
condulco (Verb; lemma: condulco)
Meaning: ( transitive ) to sweeten
condus (Noun; lemma: condus)
Meaning: a person who stores provisions
condux (Verb; lemma: condux)
Meaning: ( Medieval Latin ) adjunct duke
condylus (Noun; lemma: condylus)
Meaning: ( anatomy ) condyle , knuckle ; the joint at the end of a bone
conexio (Noun; lemma: conexio)
Meaning: junction , meeting
conexum (Verb; lemma: conecto)
Meaning: to connect , link , fasten together Synonyms: nectō , colligō , adalligō , cōnfīgō , cōnserō , dēligō , ligō , illigō , alligō , dēfīgō , fīgō , vinculō , dēstinō Antonyms: explicō , absolvō , dissolvō , solvō
confabulor (Verb; lemma: confabulor)
Meaning: to converse
confarreatio (Noun; lemma: confarreatio)
Meaning: confarreation , an ancient form of marriage practiced by patricians
confarreo (Verb; lemma: confarreo)
Meaning: to marry by confarreation
confatalis (Adjective; lemma: confatalis)
Meaning: bound by the same fate
confectio (Noun; lemma: confectio)
Meaning: making , preparing , producing , arranging , composing , completing
confector (Verb; lemma: confecto)
Meaning: dative / ablative masculine / neuter singular of cōnfectus
confectrix (Noun; lemma: confectrix)
Meaning: one who destroys , a destroyer
confederatio (Noun; lemma: confederatio)
Meaning: ( Low Latin ) Alternative spelling of cōnfoederātiō
confero (Verb; lemma: confero)
Meaning: to bring or collect together, gather ; unite , join , connect Synonyms: compellō , convehō , stīpō , cōgō , congerō , cōnstruō , cōnserō , concitō , contribuō , committō , concieō , contrahō , reficiō
confersus (Verb; lemma: confersus)
Meaning: crowded together
confertim (Adverb; lemma: confertim)
Meaning: in a compact body , closely
conferveo (Verb; lemma: conferveo)
Meaning: to boil or seethe together
confervesco (Verb; lemma: confervesco)
Meaning: ( intransitive ) to begin to boil , grow hot
confessio (Noun; lemma: confessio)
Meaning: a confession , acknowledgment
confessor (Noun; lemma: confessor)
Meaning: confessor of the Christian faith
confestim (Adverb; lemma: confestim)
Meaning: immediately , forthwith Synonyms: statim , extemplō , continuō , īlicō , repente , raptim , breviter , protinus c. 69 CE – 122 CE , Suetonius , De vita Caesarum 2 10: Omnium bellōrum initium et causam hinc sūmpsit: nihil convenientius dūcēns quam necem avunculī vindicāre tuērīque ācta, cōnfestim ut Apollōniā rediit, Brūtum Cassiumque et vī necopīnantīs et, quia prōvīsum perīcu­lum subterfūgerant, lēgibus adgredī reōsque caedis absentīs dēferre statuit. The source and cause of all the wars he took from this: holding nothing more fitting than to avenge his uncle and maintain the validity of his enactments, immediately on returning from Apollonia he resolved to take the unexpecting Brutus and Cassius by force as well as to resort to laws and prosecute them for murder in their absence, as they had fled the foreseen danger.
conficiens (Verb; lemma: conficio)
Meaning: to prepare , accomplish , complete , execute ; settle , close a bargain ; traverse Synonyms: perficiō , dēfungor , agō , expleō , patrō , cumulō , absolvō , efficiō , impleō , conclūdō , condō , exsequor , fungor , nāvō , perpetrō , trānsigō , prōflīgō , gerō , claudō , inclūdō , peragō , perferō , persolvō , exhauriō
conficio (Verb; lemma: conficio)
Meaning: to prepare , accomplish , complete , execute ; settle , close a bargain ; traverse Synonyms: perficiō , dēfungor , agō , expleō , patrō , cumulō , absolvō , efficiō , impleō , conclūdō , condō , exsequor , fungor , nāvō , perpetrō , trānsigō , prōflīgō , gerō , claudō , inclūdō , peragō , perferō , persolvō , exhauriō
confictio (Noun; lemma: confictio)
Meaning: fabrication , invention
confidenter (Adverb; lemma: confidens)
Meaning: confiding (in)
confidentia (Noun; lemma: confidentia)
Meaning: assurance , confidence
confidentiloquus (Adjective; lemma: confidentiloquus)
Meaning: speaking confidently or audaciously
confido (Verb; lemma: confido)
Meaning: ( intransitive ) (+ Dative of the person and e + ablative of the thing or in / de + ablative) to be confident or assured of, confide in, believe , trust , place or put confidence in; rely upon Synonyms: fīdō , credō Antonyms: diffīdō , suspiciō causae suae confidere ― to have confidence in its cause
configo (Verb; lemma: configo)
Meaning: to fasten together (especially with nails) Synonyms: cōnserō , fīgō , illigō , colligō , ligō , adalligō , dēligō , alligō , nectō , cōnectō , dēfīgō , fīgō , vinculō , dēstinō , pangō Antonyms: explicō , absolvō , dissolvō , solvō
configuratio (Noun; lemma: configuratio)
Meaning: configuration
configuro (Verb; lemma: configuro)
Meaning: to mould , shape or fashion accordingly
confinium (Adjective; lemma: confinis)
Meaning: bordering on, adjoining , contiguous
confinius (Noun; lemma: confinius)
Meaning: adjoining
confio (Verb; lemma: confio)
Meaning: Alternative form of cōnficiō
confirmatio (Noun; lemma: confirmatio)
Meaning: confirmation , verification
confirmator (Noun; lemma: confirmator)
Meaning: one who, or that which, confirms , establishes or assures something cōnfīrmātor pecūniae ― a surety
confirmo (Verb; lemma: confirmo)
Meaning: to make firm , establish , strengthen , fortify , mature , confirm Synonyms: firmō , mūniō , fortificō , cōnsolidō , immunīo , sistō Antonyms: dēterō , atterō , effēminō , minuō , frangō , tenuō , afficiō 405 CE , Jerome , Vulgate Proverbs.15.22: Dissipantur cōgitātiōnēs ubi nōn est cōnsilium: ubi vērō plūrēs sunt cōnsiliāriī, cōnfirmantur . Designs are brought to nothing where there is no counsel: but where there are many counsellors, they are established . (Douay-Rheims trans., Challoner rev.: 1752 CE)
confiteor (Verb; lemma: confiteor)
Meaning: to confess , admit Synonym: profiteor Confiteor Deo omnipotenti... I confess to almighty God...
conflagratio (Noun; lemma: conflagratio)
Meaning: a conflagration , burning
conflatilis (Adjective; lemma: conflatilis)
Meaning: cast
conflatio (Noun; lemma: conflatio)
Meaning: fanning (stirring up)
conflator (Noun; lemma: conflator)
Meaning: metal - caster
conflatorium (Noun; lemma: conflatorium)
Meaning: furnace (for melting metals)
conflictatio (Noun; lemma: conflictatio)
Meaning: struggle , contest , contention
conflictio (Noun; lemma: conflictio)
Meaning: collision
conflictus (Noun; lemma: conflictus)
Meaning: clashed , collided
confligatus (Verb; lemma: confligo)
Meaning: ( transitive ) to strike together, to make collide
confligium (Noun; lemma: confligium)
Meaning: striking or dashing together (e.g. waves)
confligo (Verb; lemma: confligo)
Meaning: ( transitive ) to strike together, to make collide
conflo (Verb; lemma: conflo)
Meaning: to kindle (a fire)
confluens (Verb; lemma: confluo)
Meaning: ( Classical Latin , intransitive ) to flow or run together Synonyms: fluitō , fluō , affluō , īnfluō , praefluō , dēfluō , mānō
confluentia (Noun; lemma: confluo)
Meaning: ( Classical Latin , intransitive ) to flow or run together Synonyms: fluitō , fluō , affluō , īnfluō , praefluō , dēfluō , mānō
confluo (Verb; lemma: confluo)
Meaning: ( Classical Latin , intransitive ) to flow or run together Synonyms: fluitō , fluō , affluō , īnfluō , praefluō , dēfluō , mānō
confodio (Noun; lemma: confodio)
Meaning: to dig (thoroughly), dig up or over, dig round about, turn over (of land ), prepare by digging
confoederatio (Noun; lemma: confoederatio)
Meaning: a covenant , agreement Cōnfoederātiō Helvētica ― the Swiss Confederation
conforaneus (Adjective; lemma: conforaneus)
Meaning: using the same marketplace or forum
conformatio (Noun; lemma: conformatio)
Meaning: conformation , shape , form
conformis (Adjective; lemma: conformis)
Meaning: similar , like
conformitas (Noun; lemma: conformitas)
Meaning: similarity , likeness
conformiter (Adverb; lemma: conformiter)
Meaning: similarly
confoveo (Verb; lemma: confoveo)
Meaning: to nurture , cherish , foster , care for
confractio (Noun; lemma: confractio)
Meaning: breach , rupture
confraternitas (Noun; lemma: confraternitas)
Meaning: ( Medieval Latin ) brotherliness , fraternity , spiritual kinship
confremo (Noun; lemma: confremo)
Meaning: ( intransitive ) to resound , murmur loudly
confuga (Noun; lemma: confuga)
Meaning: one who seeks refuge, a fugitive, a refugee
confugio (Noun; lemma: confugio)
Meaning: to flee Synonyms: fugiō , ēvādō , aufugiō , prōfugiō , diffugiō , refugiō , effugiō , perfugiō , āvolō , ēripiō , ēlābor , lābor
confugium (Noun; lemma: confugium)
Meaning: refuge , sanctuary , shelter
confulgeo (Verb; lemma: confulgeo)
Meaning: to shine (brightly), glitter , glisten , gleam
confusibiliter (Adverb; lemma: confusibiliter)
Meaning: ( Late Latin ) confusedly , falsely 7th c. , Virgilius Maro Grammaticus, Epistolae : Unde mīror, quōmodo quīdam prōcācissimē ausus sit dīcere "vesperēs", et nōn sōlum plūrālem numerum contrā omnem ōrdinem ratiōnemque cōnfūsibiliter adsūmpsit, vērum etiam genus ipsum corrūpit, prō neutrālī masculīnum pōnēns. Sed huiusmodī virī nōmen, quia nōbilis est et satis clārus et multīs forte eius displiceat īnfāmia, manifestē prōdere nōlō, [ … ] From which I am bewildered of how a certain man has dared, impudently, to say vesperes , not only using, confusedly , the plural against all order and reason, but also corrupting the word's gender by using it as a masculine word instead of a neuter one. But, since this man is of noble birth and illustrious enough, a man who would perhaps dislike an ill reputation, I am obviously unwilling to give his name out, ...
confusio (Noun; lemma: confusio)
Meaning: mingling , mixing , blending ; mixture , union
confutatio (Noun; lemma: confutatio)
Meaning: refutation , confutation
confutator (Noun; lemma: confutator)
Meaning: refuter
confutuo (Verb; lemma: confutuo)
Meaning: ( vulgar ) To have conjugal sexual intercourse, fuck conjugally
congaudeo (Verb; lemma: congaudeo)
Meaning: ( Late Latin , Ecclesiastical Latin ) to rejoice with [someone]
congelabilis (Adjective; lemma: congelabilis)
Meaning: freezable
congelatio (Noun; lemma: congelatio)
Meaning: freezing , congealing
congemo (Noun; lemma: congemo)
Meaning: to sigh or groan deeply (heave a sigh)
congener (Adjective; lemma: congener)
Meaning: of the same race
conger (Noun; lemma: conger)
Meaning: conger eel
congeries (Noun; lemma: congeries)
Meaning: heap , pile , mass
congero (Verb; lemma: congero)
Meaning: to bring together ; to collect or accumulate Synonyms: cōnferō , coniungō , contrahō , compellō , cōnstruō , cōgō , concieō , concitō , colligō , committō , cōnserō , reficiō
congestio (Noun; lemma: congestio)
Meaning: heaping up, accumulation
congiarium (Noun; lemma: congiarius)
Meaning: Relating to a congius
conglobatio (Noun; lemma: conglobatio)
Meaning: crowding together, amassing
conglomero (Verb; lemma: conglomero)
Meaning: to collect in a ball , to conglomerate , to roll into one place
conglorifico (Verb; lemma: conglorifico)
Meaning: to glorify with others
conglutinatio (Noun; lemma: conglutinatio)
Meaning: gluing together
congoanus (Noun; lemma: congoanus)
Meaning: Congolese
congolensis (Verb; lemma: congolensis)
Meaning: Congolese
congratulatio (Noun; lemma: congratulatio)
Meaning: a wishing of congratulations
congratulor (Verb; lemma: congratulor)
Meaning: to wish joy ; to rejoice with Synonyms: exhilarō , dēlectō , gaudeō , exsultō , grātulor , fruor Antonym: displiceō
congregabilis (Adjective; lemma: congregabilis)
Meaning: social , gregarious
congregatio (Noun; lemma: congregatio)
Meaning: association , society
congrego (Verb; lemma: congrego)
Meaning: to gather into a flock
congressio (Noun; lemma: congressio)
Meaning: interview , meeting , congress
congressus (Verb; lemma: congredior)
Meaning: to go , come or meet with someone, approach ; visit , accost , address Synonyms: occurrō , inveniō , obeō , offendō , prōcēdō
congrex (Noun; lemma: congrex)
Meaning: of the same herd or flock 2nd century CE , Apuleius Madaurensis, Metamorphoses 7.16.4: Equinis armentis namque me congregem pastor egregius mandati dominici serus auscultator aliquando permisit. c. fl. A.D. 260 , Gaius Julius Solinus, De mirabilibus mundi : Insula quae Apuliae oram videt tumulo ac delubro Diomedis insignis est et Diomedeas aves sola nutrit: nam hoc genus alitis praeterquam ibi nusquam gentium est, idque solum poterat memorabile iudicari, nisi accederent non omittenda. forma illis paene quae fulicis, color candidus, ignei oculi, ora dentata: congreges volitant nec sine ratione pergendi: duces duo sunt, qui regunt cursum: alter agmen anteit alter insequitur: ille ut ductu. certum iter dirigat, hic ut instantia urgeat tarditatem.
congruenter (Adverb; lemma: congruenter)
Meaning: agreeably , suitably , appropriately
congruentia (Noun; lemma: congruentia)
Meaning: agreement , harmony , congruity , symmetry Synonyms: cōnsēnsus , cōnsēnsiō , concordia , cōnspīrātiō Antonyms: discordia , dissidentia , dissēnsiō
congruo (Adjective; lemma: congruus)
Meaning: agreeing , fit , suitable
congruus (Adjective; lemma: congruus)
Meaning: agreeing , fit , suitable
congustia (Noun; lemma: congustia)
Meaning: defile
congustus (Noun; lemma: congustus)
Meaning: Alternative form of coangustus ( “ narrow ” ) ( documented from the third to the ninth century CE ) [1]
congyro (Verb; lemma: congyro)
Meaning: to circle , make a circle around a person
conicus (Noun; lemma: conicus)
Meaning: conical , conic
coniectarius (Noun; lemma: coniectarius)
Meaning: Of or pertaining to conjecture or inference ; conjectural .
coniectatio (Noun; lemma: coniectatio)
Meaning: a conjecturing , guessing , interpreting , conjecture , surmise
coniectio (Noun; lemma: coniectio)
Meaning: a hurling , throwing
coniecto (Verb; lemma: coniectum)
Meaning: accusative singular of coniectus
coniector (Noun; lemma: coniector)
Meaning: He who interprets , explains or divines something; an interpreter (of dreams ), diviner , seer , soothsayer . Synonym: interpres
coniectrix (Noun; lemma: coniectrix)
Meaning: female interpreter ( of dreams ) , diviner , seer or soothsayer
coniectura (Noun; lemma: coniectura)
Meaning: conjecture , guess , conjectural inference
coniecturalis (Adjective; lemma: coniecturalis)
Meaning: Of or belonging to conjecture or guessing ; conjectural .
coniecturaliter (Adverb; lemma: coniecturaliter)
Meaning: by way of conjecture or guessing
coniectus (Verb; lemma: conicio)
Meaning: to throw or bring together , unite , connect
coniger (Noun; lemma: coniger)
Meaning: ( hapax ) having conical fruit , coniferous Synonym: cōnifer c. 84 BCE – 54 BCE , Catullus , Carmina 64 : nam velut in summo quatientem bracchia Tauro quercum aut conigeram sudanti cortice pinum indomitus turbo contorquens flamine robur eruit [ … ] Translation by Leonard C. Smithers For as an oak waving its boughs on Taurus' top, or a coniferous pine with sweating stem, is uprooted by savage storm, twisting its trunk with its blast [ … ]
coniicio (Verb; lemma: coniicio)
Meaning: Alternative form of coniciō
Conimbriga (Proper Noun; lemma: Conimbriga)
Meaning: A city in Lusitania , now Condeixa-a-Velha
conisterium (Noun; lemma: conisterium)
Meaning: A room in the ancient palaestra or thermae (baths) where wrestlers , after being anointed with oil, were sprinkled with sand, so as to give them a grip when wrestling.
conitor (Noun; lemma: conitor)
Meaning: to struggle , strive , strain Synonyms: lūctor , ēlabōrō , certō , nītor , ēnītor , cōnor , appetō , temptō , affectō , tendō , quaerō , studeō , īnsequor , contendō , adnītor , labōrō , pugnō , molior , perīclitor , spectō
coniucundor (Adjective; lemma: coniucundor)
Meaning: to rejoice with another
coniugalis (Adjective; lemma: coniugalis)
Meaning: conjugal
coniugatio (Noun; lemma: coniugatio)
Meaning: The act of combining , connecting or mixing together; mixture .
coniugens (Verb; lemma: coniugo)
Meaning: to unite , especially in marriage
coniugium (Noun; lemma: coniugium)
Meaning: connection , union
coniugo (Noun; lemma: coniugo)
Meaning: to unite , especially in marriage
conium (Noun; lemma: conium)
Meaning: hemlock
coniuncte (Adverb; lemma: coniuncte)
Meaning: conjointly , together , in connection , at the same time
coniunctim (Adverb; lemma: coniunctim)
Meaning: jointly , unitedly , in common
coniunctio (Noun; lemma: coniunctio)
Meaning: ( grammar ) conjunction
coniunctum (Verb; lemma: coniungo)
Meaning: ( literal ) to bind together , connect , join , unite , yoke together, juxtapose Synonyms: iniungō , colligō , illigō , ligō , cōnstruō , cōnserō , consociō , iungō , adalligō , cōgō , contrahō , congerō , conciliō Antonyms: solvō , absolvō , persolvō , distrahō , dissolvō , rumpō , separō me cum aliquo coniungo ― I ally myself with someone The Aeneid by Publius Vergilius Maro a stirpe fores geminis coniunctus Atridis. [that] you were joined by blood to the twins of Atrides.
coniunctus (Verb; lemma: coniungo)
Meaning: ( literal ) to bind together , connect , join , unite , yoke together, juxtapose Synonyms: iniungō , colligō , illigō , ligō , cōnstruō , cōnserō , consociō , iungō , adalligō , cōgō , contrahō , congerō , conciliō Antonyms: solvō , absolvō , persolvō , distrahō , dissolvō , rumpō , separō me cum aliquo coniungo ― I ally myself with someone The Aeneid by Publius Vergilius Maro a stirpe fores geminis coniunctus Atridis. [that] you were joined by blood to the twins of Atrides.
coniungo (Verb; lemma: coniungo)
Meaning: ( literal ) to bind together , connect , join , unite , yoke together, juxtapose Synonyms: iniungō , colligō , illigō , ligō , cōnstruō , cōnserō , consociō , iungō , adalligō , cōgō , contrahō , congerō , conciliō Antonyms: solvō , absolvō , persolvō , distrahō , dissolvō , rumpō , separō me cum aliquo coniungo ― I ally myself with someone The Aeneid by Publius Vergilius Maro a stirpe fores geminis coniunctus Atridis. [that] you were joined by blood to the twins of Atrides.
coniunx (Noun; lemma: coniunx)
Meaning: spouse , married partner, i.e. husband or wife Synonyms: nūpta , uxor , mulier , mātrōna , marītus , vir 43 BCE – c. 17 CE , Ovid , Fasti 3.497-498: Bacche, fidem praestā nec praefer amōribus ūllam coniugis , adsuēvī semper amāre virum. Remain faithful, Bacchus, and neither prefer any woman to the love of a wife , one accustomed to love her husband forever. ( Ariadne denounces her husband's infidelity.)
coniurati (Verb; lemma: coniuro)
Meaning: ( intransitive ) to swear together, band , combine or join together by oath , unite
coniuratio (Noun; lemma: coniuratio)
Meaning: a swearing together
coniurator (Noun; lemma: coniurator)
Meaning: ( Late Latin ) One who is involved in a conspiracy ; conspirator
coniuratus (Verb; lemma: coniuror)
Meaning: first-person singular present passive indicative of coniūrō
coniuro (Verb; lemma: coniuro)
Meaning: ( intransitive ) to swear together, band , combine or join together by oath , unite
coniux (Noun; lemma: coniunx)
Meaning: spouse , married partner, i.e. husband or wife Synonyms: nūpta , uxor , mulier , mātrōna , marītus , vir 43 BCE – c. 17 CE , Ovid , Fasti 3.497-498: Bacche, fidem praestā nec praefer amōribus ūllam coniugis , adsuēvī semper amāre virum. Remain faithful, Bacchus, and neither prefer any woman to the love of a wife , one accustomed to love her husband forever. ( Ariadne denounces her husband's infidelity.)
coniventia (Noun; lemma: coniventia)
Meaning: connivance
conjicio (Verb; lemma: conjicio)
Meaning: Alternative form of coniciō
conjugatio (Noun; lemma: conjugatio)
Meaning: Alternative spelling of coniugātiō
conjugium (Noun; lemma: conjugium)
Meaning: Alternative form of coniugium
conjugo (Noun; lemma: conjugo)
Meaning: Alternative spelling of coniugō
conjuncte (Adverb; lemma: conjuncte)
Meaning: Alternative spelling of coniūnctē .
conjunctim (Adverb; lemma: conjunctim)
Meaning: Alternative form of coniūnctim
conjunctio (Noun; lemma: conjunctio)
Meaning: Alternative form of coniūnctiō
conjunctum (Verb; lemma: coniunctum)
Meaning: inflection of coniūnctus : accusative masculine singular nominative / accusative / vocative neuter singular
conjunx (Noun; lemma: conjunx)
Meaning: Alternative form of coniūnx : spouse , married partner, i.e. husband or wife
conjuratio (Noun; lemma: conjuratio)
Meaning: Alternative form of coniūrātiō
conjux (Noun; lemma: conjux)
Meaning: Alternative form of coniūnx
conlaboro (Verb; lemma: conlaboro)
Meaning: Alternative form of collabōrō
conlacrimo (Adjective; lemma: conlacrimo)
Meaning: to weep with others
conlactaneus (Adjective; lemma: collactaneus)
Meaning: milk brother
conlatio (Noun; lemma: conlatio)
Meaning: Alternative form of collatio
conlaudatio (Noun; lemma: conlaudatio)
Meaning: Alternative form of collaudātiō
conlaudo (Verb; lemma: conlaudo)
Meaning: Alternative form of collaudō
conlectio (Noun; lemma: conlectio)
Meaning: collection (a variant of collectio )
conlega (Noun; lemma: collega)
Meaning: a partner (in office), colleague
conlegium (Noun; lemma: conlegium)
Meaning: college
conlibertus (Noun; lemma: conlibertus)
Meaning: Alternative form of collibertus
conligatio (Noun; lemma: conligatio)
Meaning: Alternative form of colligātiō
conligo (Verb; lemma: conligo)
Meaning: Alternative form of colligō
conlisio (Noun; lemma: conlisio)
Meaning: Alternative form of collīsiō
conloquium (Noun; lemma: colloquium)
Meaning: conversation Synonyms: alloquium , sermo Marcus et Lucius in colloquium venerunt. Marcus and Lucius had a conversation
conloquor (Verb; lemma: conloquor)
Meaning: Alternative form of colloquor
conluceo (Verb; lemma: conluceo)
Meaning: Alternative form of collūceō
conluctatio (Noun; lemma: conluctatio)
Meaning: Alternative form of colluctātiō
conluctor (Noun; lemma: conluctor)
Meaning: Alternative form of colluctor
conludo (Noun; lemma: conludo)
Meaning: Alternative form of collūdō
conlusio (Noun; lemma: conlusio)
Meaning: Alternative form of collūsiō
conlusor (Noun; lemma: conlusor)
Meaning: Alternative form of collūsor
conmanduco (Verb; lemma: conmanduco)
Meaning: Alternative form of commandūcō
conmoneo (Verb; lemma: conmoneo)
Meaning: Alternative form of commoneō
conmorior (Adjective; lemma: conmorior)
Meaning: Alternative form of commorior
conmoveo (Verb; lemma: conmoveo)
Meaning: Alternative form of commoveō
connexio (Noun; lemma: connexio)
Meaning: Alternative form of cōnexiō
connexum (Verb; lemma: connecto)
Meaning: Alternative form of cōnectō
connitor (Noun; lemma: connitor)
Meaning: Alternative form of cōnītor
conniveo (Noun; lemma: conniveo)
Meaning: Alternative form of cōnīveō
Connonius (Proper Noun; lemma: Connonius)
Meaning: a Roman nomen gentile , gens or "family name"
connubium (Noun; lemma: connubium)
Meaning: Alternative form of cōnūbium (" marriage ", " wedlock ").
conoideus (Noun; lemma: conoideus)
Meaning: ( New Latin ) cone - shaped , conical
Conopium (Proper Noun; lemma: Conopium)
Meaning: A town in Paphlagonia situated near a marsh
conor (Verb; lemma: conor)
Meaning: to try , attempt Synonyms: certō , temptō , perīclitor
conosco (Verb; lemma: conosco)
Meaning: Alternative form of cognōscō ( attested in the Vetus Itala ) [1]
conpages (Verb; lemma: conpago)
Meaning: Alternative form of compāgō
conpago (Noun; lemma: conpago)
Meaning: Alternative form of compāgō
conpar (Adjective; lemma: compar)
Meaning: equal Synonyms: pār , aequus , adaequātus , aequālis Antonyms: dispār , inaequālis , impār , inīquus
conparabilis (Adjective; lemma: conparabilis)
Meaning: Alternative form of comparābilis
conparatio (Noun; lemma: conparatio)
Meaning: Alternative form of comparātiō
conpareo (Verb; lemma: conpareo)
Meaning: Alternative form of compāreō
conparticeps (Adjective; lemma: conparticeps)
Meaning: Alternative form of comparticeps
conpartior (Adjective; lemma: conpartus)
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conpellatio (Noun; lemma: conpellatio)
Meaning: Alternative form of compellātiō
conpello (Verb; lemma: conpello)
Meaning: Alternative form of compellō
conpendium (Noun; lemma: conpendium)
Meaning: Alternative spelling of compendium
conpesco (Verb; lemma: conpesco)
Meaning: Alternative form of compescō
conpetitor (Noun; lemma: conpetitor)
Meaning: Alternative form of competītor
conplaceo (Verb; lemma: conplaceo)
Meaning: Alternative form of complaceō
conplector (Verb; lemma: conplector)
Meaning: Alternative form of complector
conpleo (Verb; lemma: conpleo)
Meaning: Alternative form of compleō
conpletio (Noun; lemma: conpletio)
Meaning: Alternative form of complētiō
conplexio (Noun; lemma: conplexio)
Meaning: Alternative form of complexiō
conplexo (Verb; lemma: conplexo)
Meaning: Alternative form of complexō
conplexus (Verb; lemma: complector)
Meaning: to embrace or hug Synonyms: amplector , teneō , implicō
conplico (Verb; lemma: conplico)
Meaning: Alternative form of complicō
conplodo (Verb; lemma: conplodo)
Meaning: Alternative form of complōdō
conpluor (Noun; lemma: conpluor)
Meaning: Alternative form of compluor
conporto (Verb; lemma: conporto)
Meaning: Alternative form of comportō
conpos (Noun; lemma: conpos)
Meaning: Alternative form of compos
conpositio (Noun; lemma: conpositio)
Meaning: Alternative form of compositiō
conpransor (Noun; lemma: conpransor)
Meaning: Alternative spelling of comprānsor
conprehensio (Noun; lemma: conprehensio)
Meaning: Alternative form of comprehensiō
conprobo (Verb; lemma: conprobo)
Meaning: Alternative form of comprobō
conpulso (Verb; lemma: conpulso)
Meaning: to batter , pound
conpunctio (Noun; lemma: conpunctio)
Meaning: Alternative form of compunctiō
conpungo (Verb; lemma: conpungo)
Meaning: Alternative form of compungō
conputresco (Noun; lemma: conputresco)
Meaning: Alternative form of computrēscō
conquaero (Verb; lemma: conquaero)
Meaning: Alternative form of conquīrō
conquaestus (Noun; lemma: conquaestus)
Meaning: acquisition (of property by other means than inheritance )
conquassatio (Noun; lemma: conquassatio)
Meaning: severe shaking ; shattering
conquasso (Verb; lemma: conquasso)
Meaning: to shake violently
conqueror (Verb; lemma: conqueror)
Meaning: to complain , bewail , lament , deplore Synonyms: dēplōrō , ingemīscō , ingemō , lūgeō , gemō , plangō , fremō , plōrō , queror , fleō
conquesto (Verb; lemma: conquesto)
Meaning: ( Medieval Latin ) to obtain other than by inheritance ; buy , purchase , exchange Synonyms: emo , comparo , sumo Antonyms: vendo , addico
conquiesco (Verb; lemma: conquiesco)
Meaning: ( intransitive ) to rest Synonyms: requiēscō , acquiēscō , quiēscō , conticēscō
conquinisco (Verb; lemma: conquinisco)
Meaning: to crouch down, squat
conquiro (Noun; lemma: conquiro)
Meaning: to seek for, hunt up , search out eagerly or carefully , go in quest of Synonyms: inquīrō , quaesō , scrūtor , spectō , circumspiciō , quaerō , requīrō
conquisitio (Noun; lemma: conquisitio)
Meaning: levy ; levying
conquisitor (Noun; lemma: conquisitor)
Meaning: recruiting officer , recruiter
conresurgo (Verb; lemma: conresurgo)
Meaning: Alternative form of corresurgō
conrideo (Verb; lemma: conrideo)
Meaning: Alternative form of corrīdeō c. 99 BCE – 55 BCE , Lucretius , De Rerum Natura 4.83: et quanto circum mage sunt inclusa theatri /	moenia, tam magis haec intus perfusa lepore / omnia conrident correpta luce diei. 397 CE – 401 CE , Aurelius Augustinus Hipponensis , Confessions 4.8 : Alia erant, quae in eis amplius capiebant animum, conloqui et conridere , et vicissim benivole obsequi... 405 CE , Jerome , Vulgate Genesis.21.6: dixitque Sarra risum fecit mihi Deus quicumque audierit conridebit mihi And Sarah said, “God has made laughter for me; everyone who hears will laugh with me.
conroboro (Verb; lemma: conroboro)
Meaning: Alternative form of corrōborō
conrodo (Noun; lemma: conrodo)
Meaning: Alternative form of corrōdō
conrogata (Verb; lemma: conrogo)
Meaning: Alternative form of corrogō
conrogatio (Noun; lemma: conrogatio)
Meaning: Alternative form of corrogātiō
consacerdos (Noun; lemma: consacerdos)
Meaning: a fellow priest or priestess
consaepio (Verb; lemma: consaepio)
Meaning: ( transitive ) to fence around, hedge or fence in
consalutatio (Noun; lemma: consalutatio)
Meaning: a greeting ; mutual salutation
consanesco (Noun; lemma: consanesco)
Meaning: to be healed
consanguineus (Noun; lemma: consanguineus)
Meaning: consanguineous (related by blood)
consanguinitas (Noun; lemma: consanguinitas)
Meaning: blood - relationship , consanguinity , kinship
consanguinius (Adverb; lemma: consanguinius)
Meaning: consanguine
consatio (Noun; lemma: consatio)
Meaning: procreation
conscelero (Verb; lemma: conscelero)
Meaning: to stain or pollute with guilt ; dishonor
conscensio (Noun; lemma: conscensio)
Meaning: The act of ascending into or embarking ; embarkation . Synonyms: cōnscēnsus , ēscēnsiō , ascēnsiō , ascēnsus , inscensio , escēnsus Antonyms: dēscēnsus , dēcursiō , dēscēnsiō , dēcursus
conscensus (Verb; lemma: conscendo)
Meaning: to climb up , ascend or scale Synonyms: īnscendō , ascendō , escendō , succēdō , scandō , superscandō , suprascandō , ēnītor , subeō , ērēpō Antonyms: dēscendō , dēcurrō
conscientia (Noun; lemma: conscientia)
Meaning: knowledge shared with others, being in the know or privy to, joint knowledge; complicity
conscindo (Verb; lemma: conscindo)
Meaning: to tear or rend to pieces
conscio (Verb; lemma: conscius)
Meaning: conscious
conscisco (Verb; lemma: conscisco)
Meaning: to approve of, decree , determine , ordain , enact , determine or resolve upon something Synonyms: cēnseō , approbō , probō , cēnseō , adnuō , scīscō , sanciō , assentiō
conscissio (Noun; lemma: conscissio)
Meaning: The act of tearing or rending to pieces.
conscreor (Verb; lemma: conscreor)
Meaning: to clear one's throat , hawk
conscribo (Verb; lemma: conscribo)
Meaning: to enroll or enlist , levy (write together in a list) Synonyms: indicō , dēligō
conscriptio (Noun; lemma: conscriptio)
Meaning: The act of drawing up or composing ; composition .
conscriptor (Verb; lemma: conscriptor)
Meaning: a composer , writer , author
conscriptus (Verb; lemma: conscriptus)
Meaning: enrolled , enlisted
consecratio (Noun; lemma: consecratio)
Meaning: dedication , consecration Synonym: dēdicātiō
consecrator (Noun; lemma: consecrator)
Meaning: one who consecrates or dedicates
consecratrix (Noun; lemma: consecratrix)
Meaning: she who consecrates or dedicates
consecro (Verb; lemma: consecro)
Meaning: To consecrate or dedicate Synonyms: dicō , addīcō , sacrō , dēdicō , sanciō , voveō Antonym: exaugurō
consectaneus (Noun; lemma: consectaneus)
Meaning: following eagerly after, hanging upon
consectatio (Noun; lemma: consectatio)
Meaning: ( very rare ) The act of striving after; the eager pursuit of something.
consectator (Noun; lemma: consectator)
Meaning: a follower
consectatrix (Noun; lemma: consectatrix)
Meaning: she who eagerly pursues ; a follower , adherent
consectio (Noun; lemma: consectio)
Meaning: ( rare ) The act of cutting or cleaving to pieces.
consector (Verb; lemma: consector)
Meaning: to seek or pursue , chase
consecutio (Noun; lemma: consecutio)
Meaning: An effect , consequence .
consedo (Noun; lemma: consedo)
Meaning: to still , allay or quiet
conseminalis (Noun; lemma: conseminalis)
Meaning: sown or planted with several kinds of seeds
consemineus (Noun; lemma: consemineus)
Meaning: sown or planted with several kinds of seeds
consenior (Verb; lemma: consenior)
Meaning: fellow elder or presbyter
consensio (Noun; lemma: consensio)
Meaning: agreement , consent , harmony , unanimity Synonyms: concordia , cōnspīrātiō , cōnsēnsus , congruentia Antonyms: discordia , dissidentia , dissēnsiō
consensus (Noun; lemma: consensus)
Meaning: Consensus , agreement , accordance , unanimity , concord , harmony . Synonyms: cōnsēnsiō , concordia , cōnspīrātiō , congruentia Antonyms: discordia , dissidentia , dissēnsiō
consentanee (Verb; lemma: consentaneis)
Meaning: dative / ablative masculine / feminine / neuter plural of cōnsentāneus
consentaneus (Adjective; lemma: consentaneus)
Meaning: agreeing or according with, suited to; becoming , fit , proper Antonym: dissentāneus
Consentia (Noun; lemma: consentia)
Meaning: nominative / accusative / vocative plural of cōnsentium
consentiens (Verb; lemma: consentio)
Meaning: to agree , accord , harmonize Synonyms: concordō , condīcō , conveniō , assentiō , concurrō , congruō , cōnstō , pangō Antonyms: dissideo , dissentio , vario , recuso , discordō , abhorreō
consentio (Noun; lemma: consentio)
Meaning: to agree , accord , harmonize Synonyms: concordō , condīcō , conveniō , assentiō , concurrō , congruō , cōnstō , pangō Antonyms: dissideo , dissentio , vario , recuso , discordō , abhorreō
Consentius (Proper Noun; lemma: Consentius)
Meaning: a Roman nomen gentile , gens or "family name", famously held by: Publius Consentius , a Roman grammarian
consepelio (Verb; lemma: consepelio)
Meaning: to bury (or be buried) with others
consequenter (Adverb; lemma: consequenter)
Meaning: appropriately , suitably ; in accordance
consequentia (Noun; lemma: consequentia)
Meaning: logical consequence
consequor (Verb; lemma: consequor)
Meaning: to move , travel , come , pass or go after , or follow behind another (in time and/or space) Synonyms: persequor , sequor , īnsequor , continuō , excipiō , exsequor
consequus (Adjective; lemma: consequus)
Meaning: following
consequutio (Noun; lemma: consequutio)
Meaning: Alternative form of cōnsecūtiō
consermonor (Noun; lemma: consermonor)
Meaning: ( intransitive ) to converse , talk
consero (Verb; lemma: consero)
Meaning: to sow or plant with or in
conserte (Verb; lemma: consertus)
Meaning: connected
consertio (Noun; lemma: consertio)
Meaning: The act of joining together; connection , joining.
conservabilis (Adjective; lemma: conservabilis)
Meaning: preservable
conservativus (Noun; lemma: conservativus)
Meaning: conservative (politically)
conservator (Noun; lemma: conservator)
Meaning: keeper , preserver , defender
conservatrix (Adjective; lemma: conservatrix)
Meaning: she who preserves or defends , protectress
conservitium (Noun; lemma: conservitium)
Meaning: joint servitude
consessio (Noun; lemma: consessio)
Meaning: sitting together; session
consessor (Noun; lemma: consessor)
Meaning: one who sits by or near; companion ; assessor
consessus (Noun; lemma: consessus)
Meaning: The act of sitting together with.
considerabilis (Adjective; lemma: considerabilis)
Meaning: Worthy of being considered
consideranter (Adverb; lemma: consideranter)
Meaning: considerately , carefully
considerantia (Verb; lemma: considero)
Meaning: to examine , look at or inspect , survey Synonyms: aspiciō , circumspiciō , lūstrō , perlūstrō , recēnseō , intueor , cōnspiciō , obeō , animadvertō , īnspiciō , reputō , arbitror , exsequor , spectō
considerate (Verb; lemma: considero)
Meaning: to examine , look at or inspect , survey Synonyms: aspiciō , circumspiciō , lūstrō , perlūstrō , recēnseō , intueor , cōnspiciō , obeō , animadvertō , īnspiciō , reputō , arbitror , exsequor , spectō
consideratio (Noun; lemma: consideratio)
Meaning: gaze , inspection (act of looking)
considerator (Noun; lemma: considerator)
Meaning: one who considers or reflects
consideratus (Verb; lemma: consideror)
Meaning: first-person singular present passive indicative of cōnsīderō
considero (Verb; lemma: considero)
Meaning: to examine , look at or inspect , survey Synonyms: aspiciō , circumspiciō , lūstrō , perlūstrō , recēnseō , intueor , cōnspiciō , obeō , animadvertō , īnspiciō , reputō , arbitror , exsequor , spectō
consido (Noun; lemma: consido)
Meaning: to sit down , be seated
consignate (Verb; lemma: consigno)
Meaning: to furnish with a seal , seal, sign
consignatio (Noun; lemma: consignatio)
Meaning: sealed document , written proof
consilesco (Verb; lemma: consilesco)
Meaning: to become still , keep or fall silent
consiliarius (Noun; lemma: consiliarius)
Meaning: counselling , advising
consiliator (Noun; lemma: consiliator)
Meaning: counselor , adviser
consiliatrix (Noun; lemma: consiliatrix)
Meaning: a female counselor , advisor
consiliosus (Verb; lemma: consiliosus)
Meaning: full of wisdom , considerate , instructive
consilium (Noun; lemma: consilium)
Meaning: plan , intention , design , purpose Synonyms: voluntās , intentiō , propositum , fīnis , animus , mēns capere consilium / inire consilium ― to take a resolution , to determine to perform a plan c. 50 BCE , Publilius Syrus , Sententiae : Malum est cōnsilium , quod mūtārī nōn potest. Bad is the plan , which can not be changed. Caesar , de Bello Gallico VII, 26: Cōnsilium cēperunt ex oppidō profugere Adopted a design to flee from the town
consimilis (Adjective; lemma: consimilis)
Meaning: alike , very similar
consimiliter (Adverb; lemma: consimiliter)
Meaning: in like manner, similarly
consipio (Noun; lemma: consipio)
Meaning: to be of sound mind ; to be sane
consistentia (Noun; lemma: consistentia)
Meaning: consistence
consistorialis (Adjective; lemma: consistorialis)
Meaning: ( Medieval Latin , New Latin ) consistorial Acta Consistorialia ― Consistorial Acts
consistorianus (Noun; lemma: consistorianus)
Meaning: of or pertaining to the emperor 's cabinet
consistorium (Noun; lemma: consistorium)
Meaning: ( Late Latin ) a place of assembly
consitio (Noun; lemma: consitio)
Meaning: The act of sowing or planting .
consitor (Noun; lemma: consitor)
Meaning: a sower , planter
consobrina (Adjective; lemma: consobrinus)
Meaning: a first cousin , cousin-german
consobrinus (Noun; lemma: consobrinus)
Meaning: a first cousin , cousin-german
consocer (Verb; lemma: consocer)
Meaning: co-father-in-law (one child's father-in-law, one of two joint fathers-in-law)
consociabilis (Adjective; lemma: consociabilis)
Meaning: suitable , fit , compatible
consociatio (Noun; lemma: consociatio)
Meaning: a union , association
consocio (Noun; lemma: consocium)
Meaning: inflection of cōnsocius : nominative / accusative / vocative neuter singular accusative masculine singular
consocius (Noun; lemma: consocius)
Meaning: united , connected
consol (Noun; lemma: consol)
Meaning: consul
consolabilis (Adjective; lemma: consolabilis)
Meaning: consolable
consolamen (Noun; lemma: consolamen)
Meaning: consolation