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Catullus Vocabulary 11: conqueror - cornu
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| conqueror, queri, questus | complain, lament |
| consanguinea, ae | sister, female relative |
| conscelero, are | stain with crime, pollute |
| conscendo, ere, scendi, scensum | climb up |
| conscius, a, um | sharing knowledge; self-conscious; conscious of guilt, guilty |
| conscribillo, are | scrawl over, cover with scribbling |
| conscribo, scribere, scripsi, scriptum | enroll; write down |
| consequor, sequi, secutus | come after, follow |
| consero, serere, seui, situm | sow, plant; beset |
| conservo, are | save or keep from danger, preserve |
| consido, sidere, sedi | take a seat, sit, settle; take up a position |
| consilium, i | deliberation; advice; resolution, purpose |
| consolor, ari | comfort, console, solace |
| conspicio, ere, spexi, spectum | catch sight of, lay eyes on |
| constans, ntis | steady, resolute, steadfast |
| consterno, ere, stravi, stratum | cover, spread |
| constituo, stituere, stitui, stitutum | place in position; set down |
| construo, uere, struxi, structum | pile up |
| consul, consulis [m] | one of two top magistrates in the Roman republic |
| consulatus, us [m] | office of consul, consulship |
| consurgo, surgere, surrexi, surrectum | stand up, rise |
| contego, tegere, texi, tectum | cover up; shelter |
| contemptus, a, um | despicable, contemptible |
| contendo, ere, tendi, tentum | stretch, strain; contend |
| contentus, a, um | satisfied |
| contexo, ere, texui, textum | weave together; arrange, combine |
| contineneter [adv] | in an unbroken line |
| contingo, tingere, tigi, tactum | come in contact with; touch, reach |
| continuo [adv] | immediately, without delay |
| continuus, a, um | uninterrupted, in a row, continuous |
| contorqueo, torquere, torsi, tortum | twist, agitate |
| contra [adv] | in front, opposite; in return; on the other hand |
| contra [prep w/acc] | against |
| contrao, trahere, traxi, tractum | draw in; catch; contract [as a disease] |
| contremo, ere, ui | tremble violently |
| contubernalis, is [m] | tentmate, comrade-in-arms |
| conturbo, are | mix up, confuse |
| conubium, i | marriage; pl. a wedding |
| convello, vellere, velli, volsum | tug at; plow up, dislodge, uproot |
| convenio, ire, veni, ventum | meet together; agree |
| conventus, us [m] | a coming together, assembly, meeting |
| converto, vertere, verti, versum | turn around; direct |
| conviva, ae [m] | table companion, guest |
| convivium, i | banquet, dinner party |
| convoco, are | call together |
| copie, ae | abundance; supply; opportunity |
| cor, cordis [n] | heart; abl. cordi esse + dat. = be dear or pleasing to |
| Cornelius, a, um | Roman nomen gentile |
| Cornificius, a, um | Roman nomen gentile |
| cornu, us [n] | horn |
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