“Wheelock's Latin Reader” by Frederick M. Wheelock🧾🧾🧾

* capi, -ere, cp, captum, take, receive, get, capture

* Capitlium, -, n., the Capitoline Hill in Rome

capra, -ae,f., a she-goat

* captvus, -a, -um, captured in war; captvus, -, m., a captive, prisoner

capt  (1), freq. of capi, try to take, snatch at, pluck at, desire

Capua, -ae,f., city in Campania

* caput, capitis,n., head, life

card, -inis,m., hinge

* care, -re, -u, be without, lack; be deprived of, miss; + abl.

* carits, -ttis,f., dearness, love, esteem, affection; high price

* carmen, -minis,n., song; lyric poem

carnlis, -e, fleshly, carnal (EL)

car, carnis,f., flesh

* carp, -ere, carps, carptum, pluck, gather, make use of, enjoy; tear to pieces, censure, slander, revile

Carthgininsis, -e, Carthaginian

Carthg, -inis,f., Carthage, famous city and rival of Rome in north Africa

* crus, -a, -um, dear

Cassius, -, m., Cassius, especially C. Cassius Longinus, the assassin of Julius Caesar

cassus, -a, -um, empty, hollow, useless, vain

castellum, -, n., fort

castg  (1), reprove; punish

* castra, -rum,n. pl., camp; castra pnere, pitch or make camp

* csus, -s,m., lit. a falling or fall (cad ); accident, chance; misfortune; cs, abl., by chance

catna, -ae,f., chain

Cat, -nis,m., famous cognomen, especially Cato the Censor and Cato of Utica, his Stoic grandson

* causa, -ae,f., cause, reason; sake; case, situation; excuse, pretext; caus  with a preceding genitive, for the sake of, on account of

cautus, -a, -um, cautious, careful; secure

cavea, -ae,f., excavated place; auditorium, theater

* cave, -re, cv, cautum, beware of; take care, see to it (that)

-ce,demonstrative enclitic added to some pronouns (and adverbs):

huius-ce bell, of this (here) war

cd, -ere, cessi, cessum, go, withdraw; yield to, submit, grant

celebrti, -nis,f., crowded assembly; festival, celebration

celebrits, -ttis,f., large crowd, crowded condition; frequency; fame

celebr  (1), celebrate; honor, make famous

cl  (1), hide, conceal

celsus, -a, -um, high, lofty, noble

cna, -ae,f., dinner

cn  (1), dine

* cnse, -re, cnsu, cnsum, estimate, think, judge; advise, vote, decree