Scanlon's Latin Grammar - Essan.org

SECOND LATIN
convertere, -verti, -versus, to convert,
to change
cooperare, to cooperate
copia, fo, quantity, amount, plenty
copiosus, plentiful
copulare, to unite
cor, no, heart
coram, in the presence of, before, face
to face
cornu, no, horn
corollarium, no, corollary
coronare, to crown
corporalis, corporal, corporeal, bodily
corporeus, bodily, corporeal
corpus, no, body, carcass
corruptela, f., corruption
corruptibilis, corruptible
corruptus, corrupt, spoiled
eras, tomorrow
creare, to create
creatio, fo, creation
creator, mo, creator
creatrix, creative
creatura, f., creature
credere, -didi, -ditus, to believe, to
trust
cremare, to burn
criminosus, criminal
crucifixus, crucified
crudelis, cruel
crux, I.} cross
cubiculum, n.} bedroom
culpa, lo} fault, guilt, blame, sin
cuItor, m.} professor, server, worshiper
cuItus, mO} worship
cum, with, when, while, whereas, although,
since; una -, together
with, conjointly ,;vith
cumulativus, accruing
cunctus, all
cupire (4), to wish
cur, why
cura, I.} care
custodia, fo} watch, custody
custodire (4), to protect, to preserve,
to keep, to guard, to watch over
custos, mo and fo, guard, keeper
D
damnare, to condemn
damnatio, fo, damnation, condemnation
dare, dedi, datus, to give, to grant, to
yield; operam -, to take pains
de, from, out of, concerning, against,
by; de cetero, as for the rest; multis
de causis, for many reasons; qua de
causa, for which reason; de indusria,
on purpose
dealbare, to make white
debere (2), owe, ought, must, due
debilitare, to weaken
debitor, m.} debtor
debitus, mO} due
debitum, nO} trespass, debt
decedere, -cessi, -cessus, to depart, to
die
decens, decent, suitable, proper
decernere, -crevi, -cretus, to decree
decet, it is becoming
declarare, to make clear, to show, to
demonstrate
declaratorius, declaratory
declinare, to incline, to go aside, to
turn away
decor, mo, beauty
decorare, to adorn, to honor
decretum, nO} decree
deducere, -duxi, -ductus, to lead, to
conduct
deesse, -fui, to be lacking
defendere, -fendi, -fensus, to defend
deferre, -tull, -latus, to submit
deficere, -feci, -feetus, to fail, to forsake,
to depart from, to be wanting
definire, to define
definitio, fo} definition