Scanlon's Latin Grammar - Essan.org

226 LATIN GRAMMAR
continere, -tinui, -tentus, to uphold;
stop; kcq) siience; pussess, hold fast;
,0I1tain; keep bac~
contingcrl", -tigi, -t:ldOlS, to touch;
happen 10. fail to; lki""" to
continu3tlls, ~::a, -Uln, c(jnt~!lL.l1
continuo, immediatl"lv
continuus, -a, -urn, COI1!;n;'l I, ;.finite
contorqucre, -torsi, -torsus. '.vinJ
about
contra, prep. and adv., again;.\ ":,:;re;
thl" opf.'ositl", on the COil'" ;\'; e
contra, coming toward Ill,,,
contradiccrl", -dixi, -dictus, tu contradict;
resist, colHcnd with
contradictio, -onis, t., contrJciidion;
strife
contrahere, -traxi, -tractus, to '.ontract,
draw in; commit
contraire. -ivi and -ii, -itus, «:0), to go
against, br:l\'e
contrarius, -a, -um, against. c,jntrary;
e contr:irio, on the contrary
contrectare, to handle
contremere, -tremui, to tremble
contremisccrc, -tremui, to tremble
contribulare. to crus:l
contribulatus, -a, -um, troubled
contribulis, -is, m., countryman
contristare, to sadden
contritio. -onis. t., grief, contrition
contritus, -a, -um, contrite
controversia, -ae, t., cOlllrov~rsy
contubernium, -ii, n., a common
dwelling; comradeship, intimacy
contueri. -tuitus sum, d,'p. 2, to consider
contumacia, -ae, t., insolence
contumelia, -ae, t., outrage
contumeliare, to outrage
contumeliosus, -3, -urn, contumelious
contundere, -tudi, -tusus, to bruise,
crush
conturbare, to disquiet, trouble
conturbatio, -onis, t., trouble, vexation
contutari, d~p., to keep safe; to communicate
with
convalere, -valui, to recover strength,
to regain health
convalescere, -valui, to gain strength
convallis, -is, t., valley
conveniens. -entis, agreeing
convenienter, duly
convenire, -veni, -ventus, to come together,
agree; resort
conventicululIl, -I, /Z., meeting, gather.
Ing
conventio, -onis, t., agreement. con·
cord
conventualis, -e. pertaining to a convent;
Minures Conventuales, Friars
Minor Conventuals
conventus, -us, 111 .. assembly, - Laudantium,
Guild of Praise
conversare, to turn around
conversari, d,'p., to converse
convl"rsatio, -onis, /., intercourse, conversation;
manner of living, ~onduct
convcrsio, -onis, t., conversion
convcrsus, -a, -urn, turned toward
convcrtere, -verti, -versus, to convert,
change
convcsci, dep. 3, to eat with
ronvieium, -ii, n., reproach, insult
(onvincere, -vici, -v ictus, to convict
convitiari. dep.. to revile
eonvivantes, -ium, m. pl., banqueters
convivari, dep., to feast with
convivifidre, to quicken together with
convivium. -ii, 11., ban'luet
convolvere, -volvi, -vo)utus, to roll up
cooperare, to cooperate
cooperator, -oris, m., fellow helper
cooperire. -perui, -pertus. to cover
coopcrtus. -a, -urn, clothed, arrayed
eooptare, to eiect