co-operor, -
r
, -tus sum, work with, cooperate
co-orior, -r, -ortus sum, arise, break out
* cophinus, -, m., basket, chest
* c
pia, -ae,f., abundance, supply, fullness, opportunity; fluency; pl. wealth, resources, forces, troops
cpis
, adv. ofcpisus
cpisus, -a, -um, well supplied, abounding, abundant, plentiful, copious
cpul (1), join together, couple, unite
* cor, cordis,n., heart; cordesse, be dear to, to please
cram,adv., face to face, in one’s own person, personally; prep. + abl., in the presence of
Corfnium, -, n., a town in central Italy
Coriolnus, -, m., an early Roman traitor dissuaded by his mother from attacking the city
Cornlius, -, m., name of men of a famous Roman gens (clan) which includes: P. Cornelius Scipio, father of the following: P. Cornelius Scipio Africanus Maior, conqueror of Hannibal; P. Cornelius Scipio Aemilianus Africanus Minor, victor in the Third Punic War in 146 B.C.
corn
, -s,n., horn; wing of an army
corna, -ae,f., wreath, garland
corporeus, -a, -um, corporeal, fleshy
* corpus, -oris,n., body
cor-rig, -ere, -rx, -rctum, set right, correct; reform
cor-ripi, -ere, -ripu, -reptum, seize; attack, blame
cor-ru, -ere, -ru, fall together, fall to the ground; be ruined
* ctdi(cttdi), daily, every day
crassus, -a, -um, thick, dense; fat; rude
Cratippus, -, m., Athenian philosopher of 1st cent. B.C.
cretor, -ris,m., creator, maker
cretra, -ae,f., creature, creation (EL)
crber, -bra, -brum, thick, frequent, crowded
crbr, adv., frequently
crdibilis, -e, credible, worthy of belief
* crd, -ere, crdid, crditum, believe, give credence to, trust, + dat. or acc. or both
crem (1), consume by fire, burn
* cre (1), create, choose, elect
crepitus, -s,m., rattling, rustling, noise
crsc, -ere, crv, crtum, increase, grow, thrive, prosper
Crta, -ae (acc. -am or -n), f., Crete
crterra, -ae,f., mixing bowl
* crmen, -minis,n., charge, accusation; sometimes fault, offense, guilt, crime
crminor, -r, -tus sum, accuse, denounce, charge
croceus, -a, -um, saffron yellow
crucitus, -s,m., torture, torment
cruci-fg, -ere, -fx, -fxum, fix to the cross, crucify
* cruci (1), crucify, torture
