COM entum, verb act, I. to place tage- ther, to place; from cou and luco Collum, 1, sxbs. Reut. 2. the neck Colo, colere, coli, cultum, verb act. 3. to till, to cultivate, to worship, to practise Color, coloris, subs. mase. 3. colour, complexion. Columba, a, subs. fem. 1. a dova, a pigeon Columna, &, subs- fem. 1. a column, a pullar Coma, e, sube. fem. 1. hair, a head of hair Cambüro, combarere, combusd, combustum, verh act. 3. to bura roita fire, to scorch; from con and uro Comedo, comědère, et comesse, co- medi, comesum, et comesium, verb act. 3. and irreg. to eat, to eat up from con and edo Coines, Itis, subs. com. gen. 3. a companion, an attendant; from corned Commigro, commigrare, comml- gravi; commigratuin, verb act. 1. to go from one place to another, to remove; from con and migra Commiscen, commiscere, commis cul, commistuin, et combilxtum, verb act. 2. to mix together; from cou and misceo Committo, commitiere, commisi, commissum, verb act. 3. to en- trust, to join, to engage; from con and wiitto Commodo, commodare, commoda- vi, commodatum, verb act. 1. to prufit, to loud; from commodos Commoror, comitiorari, conimŏrä- tus Bumn, verb dep. 1. to abide, to stay, to sojourn, to continue; from con and moror Commoveo, cominovere, comniovi, commotum, verb act. 2. to move, to stir, to trouble, to agitate; from con and moveo Communis, is, e, adj. 3. common, general Cominuto, commutare, commutavi, committatum, verb act. 1. to change, to exchange; from con and muto Comptren, comparere, comparai, compartuin, verb nent. 2. to ap pear, from con and paren Compuro, comp Ire, comparay, CON comparatum, verb act. 1. to r pare, to provide, to compa's; from con and paro Compello, compellare, compellari, coinpeltatum, verb act. 1. to speak to, to address; from con and pet 10 Compello, compellere, compl compulsun, verb act. 3, to cour pel, to force; from con and pella Complertor, complecti, complexue sui, verb dep. 3. to embrace: from cou and plector Complexus, a, un, perf. part. of complector, having embraced Compono, componere, compňaul, conpaftum, verb act. 3. to lay together, to appease, to settle, from con and pono Coniprehendo,comprehendere,com prehendi, comprehensum, vert act. 3. to seize, to lay hold of: from con and prehendu Comproba, comprobare, comprobn vi, comprobatum, verb act. 1. fs approve, to verify, to make good from con and probos Concedo, concedere, concessi, con Ceasul, verb act. 3. to depart, t pield, to grant, to allow; from con and cedo Concide, concidere, concidi, ear sup. verb neut. 3. to fall down, te die, to be killed; from con and cado Concito, concitare, concitavi, con citatum, nerb act. freg. 1. to stir up, to excite, to agitate, to trow ble; from con and cito Conclave, Is. subs. Neat. 3. an inner parlour, a private room; from con and cVIS Concordia, e, subs. fem. 1. agree- ment, peuce, concord; from com an⋅l cors Concupisco concupiscere, concup vi, concipitur, nerb act. 3. to co- vet, to desire; from cou and cu pio Concutio, concutere, concus, com Cussam, verb act. 3. to shake, ta stir; from con and quatio Coudio, condire,condivi.conditum, verb act. 4. to season meat, te pre serve, tn embalm Conditio, nis, suba. fem. 2. a om dition, a law; from condo Condo, condere, condidi, conditum I
