CLA COL 112 Gingo, cingere, cinxl, cierum, verbs... the sound act 3. to gird, to surround, to tie fa rampet, a loud shrill noise, about from clango Clauds claudere, claust, clausum, verb x 3, to shut, to stop, to come cluic teaus, merciful Cinis, ĕrls, subs. masc. 3. ashes Circa, præp. gen. accus. around, a bout Circueo, or circumeo, circulre, cir-Clemens, ntis, adj. quiet, sild, cour cuivi, circuitum, to go about, or around; from circumn and co Circumda, circumdare, circumdě- di, circumdatum, verb act. 1. to compass about, to enclose, to sur round; from circum and do Circumfero, circumferre, circumtu- 11, elrcumlatum, verb act, irreg. to bring, or carry around; from circuni and fero Creamlatus, a, um. perf. part. of circumfero, carried around Circumsto, circunstare, circumstě tt, carct, sup. verb act. 1. to stand about; from circum and sto Circumtego, circumtegere, circum text, circumtectum, verb act. 3. to cover about, or all over; from circum and tego Circumvenio, circumvenire, clr- cumvenl, circumventam, verb meut. 1. to come about, to surround, to deceive; from circum and re- nio Circumvolíto, circumvoltare, clr- cumvaltavi, circumvalitátum, verb frequent. 1. to Ayabout; from circum and volito Cithara, æ, subs. fem. 1. a harp Cito, ado. soon, quickly Co, citare, citavi, ciuitum, verb act. freq. 1. to summon, to cite, to name, to excite; fram cieo Civis, is, subs com. gen. 3. a citizen Civitas, atis, subs. fem. 3. a city, a state; from civia Clades,is, subs. fem. 3. an overthrow, a defeat Clam, ado. secretly, privately, by surprise Clamo, clamitre,clamavi,clamatum, verb act. 1. to call upon, to speak alond Clamor, Oris, subs. masc. 3. a cry, a shout, a' clamour, a noise; from clamo ulancǎlum, adn. secretly, privately: from clain Clango, clangere, clanxl, car. sup. verb act. 3. io sound a trampet, to sourd x 2 Clementer, ado. quietly gently,kind ly from cleulens Clypeus, el, subs, masc. 2, a shield, a buckler Coactus, a, um, perf. part. of cogo, collected, forced Coogl, indic. perf. of cogo, I have collected or forced Cacium, i, subs, neut. 9. heaven, the sky, the weather, plur cœll Brumi Conaculum, I, suba. neut.2, a par lour, an upper chamber; from cƠB na Caspi, verb prateritive defect. I be gin, or have begun Cogito, cogitare, cogitavi, cogita tum, verb act. 1. to think, to in- tend Cognatus, a, um, adj. akin, aliied; from con and nascor Cognosco, cognoscere, cognovi,eng nitum, verb act. 3. to know, to us- derstand; from cou and nosco Cogo, cogère, coegi, conctum, zerb act. 3. to gather together, to col- Lect, to force; from con and ago Coltheo, cohibere, couibui, cohibl tum, verb act. 2. to restrain, te tonine; from con and haben Cohortor, cohortari, cohortat sum, verb dep. 1. to exhort, to encourage; from con and hortor Callachrymo, collachryinare, colla cbrynävi, collachrymatum, vend act. 1. to werp with one; from con and lachrymo Collaudo, collaudire, collaudavi, collaudatum, verb act. 1. to praise with others, to extol; from con and laudo Collido, colliderc. calltal, coillaan, verb act. 3. to beat together, to dask against one another; frem con and lando Culligo, colligere, collagl, colles tun, verb act. 3. to gather toge ther, to collect, to pluck from th atalk from con and lege Collico, collocare, collocavl, collo.
