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

cnsultum, -, n., decree, especiallysents cnsultum, a decree of the senate; cnsult, as adv., intentionally, deliberately

cn-summ  (1), sum up: finish, complete

cn-sm, -ere, -smps, -smptum, use up, consume

con-tctus, -s,m., touch

con-tgi, -nis,f., lit. a touching; contagion, infection

* contemn, -ere, -temps, -temptum, scorn, despise, disparage

contemplor, -r, -tus sum, contemplate, consider carefully; look at, view

contempti, -nis,f., contempt, disregard

contemptus, -s,m., disdain, contempt

con-tend, -ere, -tend, -tentum, strain, strive, contend, hasten

* contentus, -a, -um, contented, satisfied

con-terminus, -a, -um, adjoining

con-ter, -ere, -trv, -trtum, wear out, consume, spend (time), destroy

con-terre, -re, -terru, -territum, terrify, frighten thoroughly

contiguus, -a, -um, touching, adjoining

con-tinentia, -ae,f., restraint, temperance

* con-tine, -re, -u, -tentum, hold together, contain, restrain; pass., consist of, depend on

con-ting, -ere, -tig, -tactum, touch; happen, befall; concern

continuus, -a, -um, uninterrupted, successive

* conti, -nis,f., meeting, assembly; a speech made to the assembly

* contr, adv., on the contrary; prep. + acc., against, contrary to

con-tractus, -a, -um,partic. ofcontrah 

con-trah, -ere, -trax, -tractum,lit. draw together; transact, complete a business arrangement, make a contract; shorten, reduce, contract

contrrius, -a, -um, opposite, contrary

con-trstns,gen. -antis, sorrowing

con-trst  (1), make sad, sadden; make gloomy

contubernlis, -is,m., comrade

contumcia, -ae,f., obstinacy, haughtiness

con-turb  (1), throw into disorder, confound, disturb

con-valsc, -ere, -valu, become strong, recover, convalesce

con-vell, -ere, -vell, -vulsum, tear, rend

con-venins,gen. -entis, agreeing, harmonious, appropriate

convenientia, -ae,f., lit. a coming together; agreement, harmony, symmetry

* con-veni, -re, -vn, -ventum, come together, meet; to be agreed upon; convenit, it is agreed

conventi, -nis,f., agreement, compact

conventum, -, n., agreement, compact

* convert, -ere, -vert, -versum, turn about, change, reverse; return

convctor, -ris,m., lit. one who lives (vvere) with another, associate

con-vinc, -ere, -vc, -victum, overcome, convict, prove guilty

convvium, -, n., feast, banquet; dinner