Ovid vocab 'B's and 'C's
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- baca, -ae
- berry, nut, pearl, bead
- blanditia, -ae
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often pl. w/ sing.
flattery, alluring speech - blandus, -a, -um
- coaxing, flattering; persuasive, enticing
- brachium
- forearm
- cacumen, -inis n.
- peak, top, treetop
- caelo
- to engrave, emboss
- caerulus
- sky-blue
- calcare
- to step on
- calere
- to be hot, warm
- callidus, -a, -um
- expert, wise; clever, crafty
- captivus, -a, -um
- captured, captive
- caput n.
- head
- carmen, -inis n.
- ritual utterance, chant, hymn; song, poem
- carpo, 3, carpsi, carptus
- to pluck, gather; tear at; to travel, pursue
- casus, -us m.
- fall; mishap, misfortune, accident
- cedo, 3, cessi, cessurus
- to go, proceed; + dat. to yield to, be inferior to
- cera
- beeswax
- cervix, -icis
- neck
- cingo, 3, cinxi, cinctus
- to surround, encircle
- citus, -a, -um
- swift, rapid
- clivus, -i
- sloping gound, slope; hillside, inclined surface
- coepi, coepisse, coeptus
- to begin
- colligo, 3, collegi, collectus
- to gather, arrange
- collum, -i
- neck
- color, coloris m.
- color
- colubra, -ae
- snake
- columba, -ae
- pigeon, dove
- como, 3, compsi, comptus
- to adorn, make beautiful; dress, arrange, comb
- concha, -ae
- shellfish, purple dye; shell, pearl
- concipio, 3, concepi, conceptus
- to receive; conceive, develop, express, compose
- coniugium, -i
- marraige
- consto, 1, constitui, constaturus
- to take up position, stand upon, stand firmly
- conterminus, -a, -um + dat
- bordering (upon), close (to)
- conubium, -i
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often pl. for sing
marraige, wedding rites - convenio, 4, conveni, conventurus
- to assemble, meet; + dat to be suitec (to), beit, harmonize (with)
- cornu, -us
- animal's horn, bow
- cortwx, cortices m.
- bark (of a tree)
- crater, -eris; acc: cratera m
- mixing bowl
- crimen, -inis n.
- charge, accusation; misdeed, crime
- crinis, crinis m.
- lock of hair, hair
- cruor, cruoris m.
- blood (from a wound) slaughter
- Cupido, Cupidinis
- Cupid
- cupido, -inis f.
- passionate desire, longing
- cuspis, -idis f.
- sharp point, tip
- damnosus
- destructive