Scanlon's Latin Grammar - Essan.org

SECOND LATIN
commuruter, commonly
comparare, to prepare, to furnish, to
obtain, to compare
compati (dep. 3, io), -passus, to suffer
competenter, fi tly
competere, -ivi, -itus, to be capable of,
to fi t, to belong to
complecti (dep. 3), -plexus, to embrace
complere, -plevi, -pletus, to complete,
to fulfill
completus, complete
complures, several
componere, -posni, -positus, to compose
compos, sane, sound
compositio, f.} composition
comprehendere, -hendi, -hensus, to
comprehend, to obtain, to apprehend,
to take
comprehensio, f.} comprehensiveness
comprobare, to prove, to establish
conlputare, to nunlber
conari (dep. I), to try
concedere, -cessi, -cessus, to grant
concelebrare, to celebrate together
conceptus, m.} concept
concilium, n., council
concionator, m.} preacher
concipere, -cepi, -ceptus, to conceive
concomitantia, f., concomitance
concupiscentia, f.} concupiscence
concurrere, -curri, -cursus, to concur,
to agree
condemnatio, f., condelnnation
condemnatorius, condemnatory
condere, -didi, .ditus, to create, to
found
conditio, f.} condition, nature; sub
conditione, conditionally
conditionatus, conditional
conditor, m.} founder, creator
condonare, to condone, to pardon
conducere, -duxi, -ductus, to lead
conferre, ·tuli, collatus, to accompany,
to grant, to confer, to ponder,
to gain
confessarius, m.} confessor
confessio, f., confession, praise
confessor, m.} confessor
confestim, immediately
conficere, -feci, -fectus, to confer, to
make
confirmare, to confirm, to strengthen,
to ratify
confirmatio, f.} confirmation
confiteri (dep. 2), -fessus, to confess,
to praise, to give thanks or glory
conformare, to conform
conformis, conformable, in conformance
with
conformitas, f.} conformity
confortare, to strengthen
confugere (io), -fugi, to flee
confundere, -fudi, -fusus, to confound
conglorificare, to glorify
congregare, to gather, to gather together
congregatio, f.} company, congregation
congruere, -grui, to fi t, to confonn to
congruus, proper, suitable
conjugalis, conjugal, Inarried
conjunctio, f.} union, whole, conjunction
conjunctus, connected, united with;
(as noun), kinsman, relative
conjungere, -junxi, -junctus, to join, to
have affinity with
conjux, m. and f.} husband, wife,
spouse
commixtio, f., mingling
complexio, f.} combination
concludere, -clusi, -clusus, to conclude
connaturaliter, in a natural way
connexio, f.} connection, relation
connubium, n.} marriage
connumerare, to nunlber amongst