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

circum-spect  (1), look around, look at

circum-st, -re, -stet, stand around, surround

circum-veni, -re, -vn, -ventum, surround, encircle

cithara, -ae,f., a stringed instrument, lyre

cito,adv., quickly; compar. citius;superl. citissim 

cit  (1), arouse; call, summon, cite

citr, adv., to this side

cvlis, -e, civil, pertaining to citizens

* cvis, -is,m.lf., citizen

* cvits, -ttis,f., state; citizenship

* clds, -is,f., injury, damage; calamity, disaster, slaughter, destruction

* clam,adv., secretly, privately

clmit  (1), frequentative of clm, cry out (over and over)

* clm  (1), cry, shout

* clmor, -ris,m., shout, outcry, clamor, applause, noise

clrits, -ttis,f., clearness, brightness

* clrus, -a, -um, bright, clear; famous, illustrious

* classis, -is,f., fleet, navy

* claud, -ere, claus, clausum, close, shut

clrus, -, m., the clergy (ML)

clins, -entis,m., dependent, client, follower

clvus, -, m., slope; hill

Clsnus, -a, -um, of Clusium, a city in Etruria

Clytaemnstra, -ae,f., Clytemnestra, wife and murderess of Agamenmnon

Cn.,abbr. of the praenomenGnaeus

co-aedific  (1), build on

co-agit  (1), shake together (EL)

cocles, -itis,m., one-eyed man; Horatius Cocles, who held the Tiber bridge against the Etruscans

coctilis, -e,lit. baked; made of brick

cdicillus, -, m., writing tablet

co-e, -re, -i, -itum, go together, meet, assemble; be joined

* coep, -isse, coeptum,defective verb in perf. system only, began

coerce, -re, -u, -itum, curb, check, repress

coeptum, -, n., work begun, undertaking

coetus, -s,m., a meeting, assembly

cgitt, adv., thoughtfully, deliberately

* cgitti, -nis,f., thinking; thought, plan, purpose, design

* cgit  (1), think, ponder, intend, plan

cognti, -nis,f., relationship, family, connection

* cogniti, -nis,f., acquaintance with, knowledge of, consideration; legal inquiry, investigation