The Aeneid - AP "C's"
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- cado,ere,cecidi,casus
- fall, fail, sink, die
- cadus,i m.
- jar, urn
- caecus,a,um
- blind, dark, hidden
- caedes,is f.
- slaughter,murder,massacre
- caedo,ere,cecidi,caesus
- cut (down), kill
- caelestis,ium (um) m.
- divinities, gods
- caelistis,e
- divine,heavenly
- caelo (1)
- engrave, emboss
- Caesar,aris m.
- Julius Caesar; Augustus Caesar
- Caicus,i m.
- comrade of Aeneas
- Caieta,ae f.
- Italian coast city near Rome (modern Gaeta in Italy)
- calcar,aris n.
- spur,goad
- caleo,ere,ui
- be hot,burn
- calidus,a,um
- hot
- callis,is m.
- path, track
- calor, oris-m
- heat, warmth, glow
- candens, entis
- shining, white, gleaming
- canis, is-m (f)
- dog, hound
- cano, ere, cecini, cantus
- sing(of), chant, prophesy, proclaim
- canorus, a, um
- tuneful, musical
- cantus, us-m
- song, music, chant, tune
- canus, a, um
- white, gray, horay
- capesso, ere, ivi, itus
- (under)take, perform, (try to) seize, reach
- capra, ae-f
- she-goat
- captvus, a, um
- captive, captured
- capulus, i-m
- hilt, andle, head
- Capys, yos, (acc). yn-m
- comrade of Aeneas
- carbasus, -f
- linen; sail
- carcer, eris-m
- prison, enclosure
- cardo, inis-m
- hinge, pivot, socket
- careo, ere, ui, itus
- be free from, lack (+acc)
- carina, ae-f
- keel;ship, boat
- carmen, inis-n
- song , verse, oracle
- carpo, ere, psi,ptus
- pluck, consume, waste
- carus, a ,um
- dear, beloved, fond
- Cassandra, ae-f
- Trojan prophetess, punished by Apollo and so never believed
- castigo (1)
- reprove, chastise, punish
- castra, orum-n
- camp, encampment
- casus, us-m
- chance, (mis)fortune
- caterva, ae-f
- band, troop, crowd
- Caucasus, i-m
- rugged mountain range between Europe and Asia
- causa, ae-f
- cause, reason, occasion, case
- cautes, is-f
- rock, cliff, crag
- caverna, ae-f
- hollow, cavity, cave
- cavo(1)
- hollow out
- cavus, a ,um
- hollow, vaulted
- Cecropides, ae-m
- descendant of Cecrops, Athenian
- cedo, ere, cessi, cessus
- yield, depart
- celebro (1)
- celebrate, observe, solemnly
- celer, eris, ere
- swift, speedy, quick
- celero(1)
- haste, hurry, speed
- cella, ae-f
- cell, storeroom
- celo (1)
- hide, conceal
- celsus, a ,um
- hgh, lofty towering
- centum
- hundred
- Cerealis, e
- of Ceres, (godess of) grain
- cerno, ere, crevi, cretus
- see, discern, preceive
- certamen, inis-n
- contest, rivalry, strife
- certe
- certinly, surley
- certo (1)
- strive, fight, vie, contend
- certus, a, um
- fixed, sure, certain, reliable
- cerva, ae-f
- deer, doe
- cervix, icis-f
- neck
- cervus, i-m
- cease, pause, dela, hesitate
- ceterus, a ,um
- rest, remaining, other
- ceu
- (just) as, as if
- Chalcidicus, a um
- Chalcidian, f Chalcis, a city of Euboea, from which Cumae was founded
- chlamys, ydis-f
- cloak, mantle, cape
- chorus, i-m
- chorus, dance, band
- cieo, ere, civi, citus
- (a)rouse, stir (up)
- cingo, ere, cinxi, cinctus
- encircle, surround, gird(le)
- cingulum, i-n
- belt, grdle,
- cinis,eris-m
- ashes (of the dead), ambers
- circa
- around, about
- circumdo, dare, dedi, datus
- surround, place around (+ dat)
- circumspicio, ere, circumspexi, circumspectus
- look around (for), get sight of
- circumsto, are, steti
- surrond, stand around
- circumvenio, ire, veni, ventus
- encircle
- circumvolo (1)
- fly around. fly about
- Cithaeron, onis-m
- Greek mountain near Thebes, on which the rites of Bacchus were celebrated
- cithara, ae-f
- lyre, harp
- cito
- quickly, soon
- citus, a, um
- quick, swift
- civis, is-m (f)
- citizen, compatriot
- clam
- secretly
- clamo(1)
- shriek, cry (out), call (on)
- clarus, a, um
- clear, bright, illustrious
- claudo, ere, si, sus
- (en)close, shut (in)
- claustra, orum-n
- barrier, bar, bolt
- claustrum, i-n
- bolt, fastening, barrier
- clipeus, i-m
- round, shield, buckler
- Cloanthus, i-m
- trojan leader
- Clonus, i-m
- Clunus, name of craftsman (mentioned only in the Aenied)
- Cnos(s)ius, a, um
- Cnossian, of Cnossos, a city in Crete
- Cocytus, i-m
- river of Hades
- coeo,ire,coii,coitus
- go together
- coepi, isse, ptus
- begin
- coeptum,i n.
- undertaking
- coetus, us m.
- company, band
- Coeus, i m.
- one of the Titans, son of Earth
- cognomen, inis n.
- nickname
- cognosco, ere, novi, nitus
- learn, know
- cogo, ere, coegi, coactus
- bring together
- colligo, ere, legi, lectus
- collect
- collis, is m.
- hill
- collum, i n.
- neck
- colo, ere, ui, cultus
- cultivate
- colonus,i m.
- colonist
- color,oris m.
- color, hue, tint
- coluber, bri m.
- snake, serpent
- columba, ae f.
- dove
- columna, ae f.
- column, pillar
- coma,ae f.
- hair, locks, tresses
- comitatus,us m.
- retinue
- comito (1)
- accompany, attend
- comitor, ari, atus
- accompany
- commendo (1)
- entrust, commit
- commisceo, ere, ui, mixtus
- mix, mingle
- commissum, i n.
- fault, crime
- committo, ere, movi, motus
- move, stir
- communis, e
- (in) common, mutual
- como, ere, mpsi, mptus
- arrange
- compages, is f.
- joint, seam, fastening
- compello (1)
- address, accost, speak to
- complector, i, plexus
- embraces
- compleo, ere, evi, etus
- fill, complete
- compono, ere, posui, pos(i)tus
- compose
- compre(he)ndo, ere, i, ensus
- grasp
- conactus, us m.
- attempt
- concedo, ere, cessi, cessus
- yeild
- concha, ae f.
- (sea) shell, conch
- concido, ere, i
- fall
- concilio (1)
- win over, unite
- concio, ire, concivi, concitus
- bring together, stir up
- conclamo (1)
- cry, shout
- concludo,ere, si, sus
- (en)close
- concresco, ere, concrevi, concretus
- stiffen
- concretus, a, um
- grown together
- concurro, ere, (cu)curri, cursus
- run together
- concursus, us m.
- throng, crowd
- concution, ere, cussi, cussus
- shake, shatter
- condensus, a, um
- crowded
- condo, ere, didi, ditus
- found, establish
- confido, ere, sus sum
- trust
- confio, fieri, fectus
- be done
- confundo, ere, fudi, fucus
- confuse
- congero, er, gessi, gestus
- heap up
- congredior, i, gressus
- meet, fight with(+dat)
- conicio, ere, ieci, iectus
- hurl, shooti
- oniiugium, (i)i n.
- wedlock, husband
- coniungo, ere, iunxi, iunctus
- join
- conlabor, i, lapsus
- faint, collapse
- conor, ari, atus
- attempt
- conscendo, ere, i, ensus
- mount, climb
- conscius, a, um
- conscious
- consido, ere, sedi, sessus
- sit (down)
- consilium, i n.
- plan, advice
- Consisto, ere, stiti, stitus
- stand (fast),rest, stop, settle
- conspectus, us
- m. sight, (inter)view
- conspicio, ere, spexi, spectus
- see, look at, behold
- conspectus, us.
- m. sight, (inter)view
- consterno, ere, stravi, stratus
- law, strew, low
- constituo, ere, ui, utus
- establish, resolve
- consto, are, avi, atus
- stand firm, halt
- consulo, ere, ui, ltus
- consult, consider
- consultum, i.
- n., resolve, decree, oracle
- consumo, ere, mpsi, mptus
- consume, waste
- consurgo, ere, consurrexi, consurrectus
- rise, stand up
- contendo, ere, i, ntus
- strive, contend; bend, draw tight; shoot, aim
- conticeso, ere, ticui
- become silent, hush
- contiguus, a, um
- next to, near, close; able to be touched
- contingo, ere, tigi, tactus
- touch, befall
- continuo
- adv. immediately, at once
- contorqueo, ere, rsi, rtus
- hurl, twirl
- contra
- opposite, facing, against, in reply (+ acc.);adv. opposite, facing in reply
- contraho, ere, contraxi, contra
- collect, draw together
- contrarius, a, um
- opposite, opposing
- contundo, ere, tudi, tu(n)sus
- bruise, crush
- conubium, i.
- i. n. right of intermarriage, marriage
- convallis, is.
- f. valley, vale, dale
- convecto (1)
- convey, carry along
- convello, ere, i, vulsus
- tear (off up), shatter
- convenio, ire, veni, ventus
- come together, assemble
- converto, ere, i, rsus
- turn (around), reverse
- convexum, i
- n. hollow, vault, dome, sky
- convivum, i
- n. feast, banquet
- convolvo, ere, i, volutus
- roll, coil
- coorior, iri, ortus
- (a) rise
- copia, ae.
- f. abundance, plenty, forces
- cor, cordis
- n. heart, spirit, feelings
- coram
- adv. before the face, face to face, openly
- corneus
- a,um of horn
- cornu
- us,n horn,tip,end
- corona
- ae,f wreath,garland,crown
- corripio
- ere,ui,reptus seize, snatch up
- corrumpo
- ere,rupi,ruptus spoil,ruin
- corruo
- ere,corrui,- rush down, fall
- corusco
- (1) brandish,shake
- coruscus
- a,um waving, quivering, flashing
- costa
- ae,f rib,side
- cot(h)urnus
- i,m high boots, buskin
- crastinus
- a,um tomorrow's, of tomorrow
- crater
- eris,m mixing bowl
- creber
- bra, brum frequent,repeated,crowded
- credo
- ere,didi,ditus believe,trust
- crepito
- (1) rattle,rustle,crash
- crepitus
- us,m (the sound of) rattling,clashing
- cresco
- ere,crevi,cretus spring up,grow, increase
- Cresius
- a,um of Crete,Cretan
- Cretes
- ium,m Cretans, inhabitants of Crete
- cretus
- a,um grown,sprung
- Creusa
- ae,f wife of Aeneas, lost during the sack of Troy
- crinis
- is,m hair,locks,tresses
- crispo
- are,atus brandish,wave
- cristatus
- a,um plumed,crested
- croceus
- a,um yellow,saffron,ruddy
- crudelis
- e, cruel,bloody,bitter
- cruentus
- a,um bloody,cruel
- cruor
- oris,m blood,gore
- cubile
- is,n couch,bed
- cubitum
- i,n elbow,arm
- culmen
- inis,n roof,peak,summit,top
- culpa
- ae,f fault,blame,weakness,sin