Scanlon's Latin Grammar - Essan.org

eatitudo, fo, happiness, blessedness
beatus, blessed, happy
bene, well
benedicere, -dixi, -dictus, to bless
benedictio, fo} benediction
benedictus, blessed
benefactor, mO} benefactor
beneficium, fo} benefice
benigne, favorably
benignus, favorable, merciful, good,
benign, loving
bibere, bibi, bibitus, to drink
blandiri (dep. 4), to flatter
bonitas, f.} goodness
bonus, good; bona, no plo} goods; in
bonum, for good
brachium, n.} arm
bravium, n. J
prize
brevis, short
brutus, brute, irrational
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cadere, cecidi, cassus, to fall, to fall
down, to beat
caelestis, heavenly
caelum (coelum), nO} heaven, sky
caeremonia, fo} ceremony
calamitas, fo} calamity, disaster, distress
calamitosus, calamitous
calculus, mo, coal
calefacere, -feci, -factus, to heat
calefactio, f.} heat, heating
calidus, hot
calix, mO} chalice
calor, mo, heat
canere, cecini, cantus, to sing, to blow
canon, fo} canon (ecclesiastical rule or
edict)
capax, capable
capere (io), cepi, captus, to receive, to
obtain;, to contain, to take, to understand
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caput, nO} head, chapter
carcer, mO} jail
cardinalis, cardinal, principal, chief
carentia, f.} lack
carere (2), to lack, to be devoid of
caritas, f.} charity
caro, f.} flesh, meat
carpentarius, mO} carpenter
castigare, to punish
cassus, vain
casus, mO} case
catechesis, fo} oral instruction
catechismus, mO} catechism
cathedralis, cathedral
catholicus, catholic
causa, f.} cause, n1eans, matter; alia de
causa, for another reason; multis de
causis, for many reasons; qua de
causa, for which reason
causare, to cause
cautum, n., concern
cavere (2), cavi, cautus, to beware
cedere, cessi, cessus, to yield, to grant,
to allow
celebrare, to celebrate
celebratio, f.} celebration
celebritas, fo} solemnity
censere (2), censui, census, to reckon,
to count
centrum, nO} center
cernere, crevi, cretus, to discern
certamen, nO} strife
certitudo, fo} certainty
certo, certainly
certus, certain; certiorem reddere, to
inform
cessare, to cease
ceterus, other; et cetera, and so forth;
de cetero, as for the rest
character, m., character, spiritual
mark, sign
cherub, m., cherub
chirurgus, m., surgeon
chorus, m., choir