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

centuritus, -a, -um, divided into centuries (groups of 100)

cra, -ae,f., wax, writing tablet covered with wax

Cerelis, -e, of Ceres

Cers, Cereris,f., the Roman goddess of agriculture and grain

* cern, -ere, crv, crtum, see, discern, distinguish, decide

* certmen, -minis,n., contest, struggle, fight

* cert, adv., certainly, surely, at least

* cert, adv., with certainty, without doubt, really

* cert  (1), fight, struggle, contend, compete

* certus, -a, -um, definite, certain, sure, fixed, resolved upon, reliable; aliquem certirem facere, to make someone more certain = to inform him; certior f , I am informed

cervcal, -lis,n., pillow

cess  (1), delay

* cterus, -a, -um, the other, the rest, mostly in pl.; adv.

cterum, but, however

* ctus, -, m., whale (pl. = cte,a Greek neuter form, sometimes also used as a singular)

ceu,adv., as, just as

Chaos,nom. and acc. n., empty space, the lower world

charta, -ae,f., papyrus paper; letter, poem, document, etc.

chorus, -, m., choral dance; choral band, chorus

* Christinus, -, m., a Christian

* Christus, -, m., Christ

Chrsippus, -, m., Stoic philosopher

* cibus, -, m., food

Cicer, -nis,m.: (1) Marcus Tullius Cicero, orator, statesman, and author, 106–43 B.C.; (2) his son, Marcus Tullius Cicero; (3) his brother, Quintus Tullius Cicero

Cicons, -um,m. pl., a Thracian people

Cilix, -icis,m., a Cilician (from Asia Minor)

cing, -ere, cnx, cnctum, surround, gird (on)

cinis, -eris,m., ashes

* circ, adv., around, round about; prep. + acc., around, about

circuitus, -s,m., circular path, circuit

circulus, -, m., circle, circular space

circum,adv. and prep. + acc., around, near

circum-ar  (1), plow around

circum-d, -are, -ded, -datum, put around; surround with

circum-fer, -ferre, -tul, -ltum, carry around, turn around

circum-flu, -ere, -flux, -fluxum, overflow; abound in, be rich

circum-fund, -ere, -fd, -fsum, pour around; pass., stream around, gather around

circum-lin, -ere, smear around, spread over, cover

circumpadnus, -a, -um, about the Po (river)

circum-pn, -ere, -posu, -positum, place around