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Catullus Vocab 10: comedo - conor
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| comedo, comesse, comedi, comessum | eat up, squander |
| comes, itis [m] | companion, friend, comrade [ofen in an inferior capacity or of humbler rank] |
| Cominius, a, um | Roman namen gentile in poem 108 |
| comitatus, a, um | attended, accompanied |
| commeio, meire, minxi, mictum | defile with urine; soil, pollute |
| commemoro, are | recall, recount |
| commendo, are | commit, entrust |
| commictus, a, um [commeio] | filthy |
| committo, mittere, misi, missum | bring into contact with; entrust, give up, hand over |
| commodo, are | lend |
| commodum, i [n] | advantage, benefit |
| commodus, a, um | of full size or weight; standard; convenient, opportune, timely; beneficial [n. pl.: advantages, beneficial courses of action |
| comunis, e | shared, common, mutual |
| compar, comparis [f] | wife, mate |
| comparo, are-1 | prepare; acquire, obtain |
| comparo, are-2 | place side by side, compare |
| compello, are | address, invoke |
| comperio, perire, peri, pertum | find out, ascertain |
| complector, plecti, plexus | embrace, surround |
| complexus, us [m] | embrace |
| compono, ponere, posui, positum | place beside, match, compare |
| pompositus, a, um | composed; well arranged; orderly, calm |
| comprecor, ari | pray to, invoke, supplicate |
| compr[eh]endo, endere, endi, ensum | seize, catch |
| comprobo, are | demonstrate the goodness of |
| Comum, i | mod. Como, town in Cisalpine Gaul |
| concedo, cedere, cessi, cessum | withdraw; grant, hand over |
| conchylium, i | mollusk, a shellfish that yields a costly purple dyep purple dye from the mollust |
| concilio, are | unite, join; attract, endear, win over, obtain |
| concino, ere, ui | sing together; celebrate in sone |
| concipio, ere, cepi, ceptum | take in, catch, conceive, contract [a disease]; conceive [a child], produce, be the mother of |
| conclamo, are | shout out, shout in unison |
| concoquo, coquere, coxi, coctum | cook down; digest; tolerate, stomach |
| concordia, ae | harmony |
| concredo, credere, credidi, creditum | entrust |
| concubinus, i | catamite, male homosexual partner |
| concutio, cutere, cussi, cussum | cause to vibrate; shake |
| conditus, a, um | put away, preserved |
| confectus, a, um | worn out, exhausted |
| confero, ferre, tuli, latum | compare |
| confestim [adv] | immediately |
| confiteor, fiteri, fessus sum | admit |
| confutuo, futuere, futui, fututum | have sexual intercourse with |
| coniger, era, erum | coniferous, e.g., pine tree |
| coniugator, oris [m] | conjoiner, one who joins |
| coniugium i | marriage, union; spoue |
| coniungo, iungere, iunxi, iunctum | goin together; associate |
| coniunx, iugis [m/f] | spouse, consort, make, wife, husband |
| Conon, onis [m] | royal astronomer to Ptolemy II Euergetes [III cen BCE] |
| conor, are | attempt, try |
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