callidus, a, um, adj., shrewd, experienced.
callis, is, m., a path.
calor, oris, m., heat.
calvus, a, um, adj., bald.
camelus, i, m., a camel.
campus, i, m., a plain.
canalis, is, m., a channel.
candidus, a, um, adj., white.
canis, is, c., a dog.
cano, cecini, cantum, v. 3, to sing.
cantus, ūs, m., a song.
capesso, ivi, ītum, v. 3, to seize, take to.
capillus, i, m., hair.
capio, cepi, captum, v. 3, to seize, take.
capripes, pedis, adj., goat-footed.
captivus, a, um, adj. prisoner.
caput, itis, n., a head.
carcer, eris, m., a prison, in plur. a starting-post.
caries—no gen. dat. or plur., f., rottenness.
carmen, inis, n., a song.
caro, carnis, flesh.
carus, a, um, adj., dear.
casia, ae, f., cassia.
castrum, i, n., a fort, in plur. a camp.
casus, us, m., a falling, accident. (cado.)
cauda, ae, f., a tail.
caussa, ae, f., a reason, cause.
caveo, cavi, cautum, v. 2, to guard against, decree.
cavus, a, um, adj., hollow.
cedo, cessi, cessum, v. 3, to go, withdraw, retreat, turn out.
celeber, bris, bre, adj., crowded, famous.
celebro, v. 1, to frequent, praise.
celer, eris, e, adj., swift.
celeritas, atis, f., swiftness.
celeriter, adv., quickly.
celo, v. 1, to hide.
censeo, ui, censum, v. 2, to think.
centesimus, a, um, num. adj., hundredth.
centum, num., a hundred.
cerebrum, i, n., the brain.
certamen, inis, n., a contest.
certe, adv., certainly, truly.
certo, v. 1, to strive.
certus, a, um, adj., fixed, appointed.
cervus, i, m., a stag.
cesso, v. 1, to leave off, delay.
ceterum, adv., notwithstanding.
ceterus, a, um, adj., the rest.
cibus, i, m., food.
cingo, xi, nctum, v. 3, to surround.
cingulum, i, n., a belt.
cinnamomum, i, n., cinnamon.
circa, adv. and prep., around, about.
circiter, adv. and prep., about, near.
circuitus, us, m., a going round.
circulus, i, m., a circle.
circum, adv. and prep., around, about.
circumcido, cīdi, cīsum, v. 3, to cut around. (circum-caedo.)
circumdo, dedi, datum, v. 1, to surround, warp round.
cirumduco, xi, ctum, v. 3, to draw around.
circumeo, ivi or ii, circuitum, v. 4, to go round.
circumfero, tuli, latum, v. 3, irreg., to carry around.
circumlino, lĭtum, v. 3, to besmear.
circumnavigo, v. 1, to sail round.
circumsedeo, edi, essum, v. 2, to blockade.
circumvehor, vectus, v. 3, dep., to sail or ride round.
circumvenio, veni, ventum, v. 4, to encompass, deceive.
cista, ae, f., a box.
cithara, ae, f., a lyre.
citharista, ae, m., a player on the cithara.
cito, adv., quickly.
civis, is, c., a citizen.
civitas, atis, f., a state.
clades, is, f., defeat, slaughter.
clam, adv. and prep., secretly, without knowledge of.
clamo, v. 1, to call, shout.
clamor, oris, m., a shout.
claritas, atis, f., brightness, renown.
clarus, a, um, adj., bright, renowned.
classis, is, f., a fleet.
claudo, si, sum, v. 3, to shut.
clava, ae, f., a club.
clavis, is, f., a key.
clipeus, i, m., a shield.
coena, ae, f., a supper.
coeno, v. 1, to sup.
coercitor, oris, m., a ruler.
cognosco, gnovi, gnĭtum, v. 3, to know.
cogo, coēgi, coactum, v. 3, to compel, assemble. (cum-ago.)
cohortor, v. 1, dep., to exhort, encourage.
collaudo, v. 1, to praise greatly. (cum-laudo.)
colligo, egi, ectum, v. 3, to bring together.
colloco, v. 1, to place.
colloquium, -ii, n., a conversation.
colloquor, cutus, v. 3, dep., to converse.
colo, ui, cultum, v. 3, to cultivate, attend to, worship.
color, oris, m., colour.
