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contendere [Verb]	contes	»
contentio [Noun]	contes	»
contendere [Verb]	conten	»
contentus [Adjective]	conten	»
censeo	argue, suggest, advise	»
concero	connect join, twine, join in conflict	»
censeo	censui, censum/ estimate, assess, evaluate	»
cancer	crab /the direction south /heat of summer /disease of cancer	»
confero	discuss, debate, confer/ betake oneself, devote	»
conamen	effort	»
contemptus [Noun]	contemp	»
converso	to abide	»
cunae	nest for young birds	»
continens [Noun]	continen	»
conventus	coming tohether, assembly, union, congress	»
connexio	bond	»
concite	quickly	»
concepta	measures, capacity	»
conventio	covenant, assembly	»
contente	eagerly, earnestly	»
contineo	hold together, keep together, connect, join	»
congrue	adv, suitably	»
crines	hair, locks	»
contages	a touch, contact	»
candela	taper, candle	»
consueta	customary, usual	»
conventus	assembly	»
cognomen	surname, family name, nick-name	»
carnifex	executioner, hangman	»
contentus	contented, satisfied	»
concretio	growing-together	»
conluvies [Noun]	medle	»
continentia [Noun]	continenc	»
contentio	controversy, straining	»
carneus	made of flesh	»
creare (inf.) [Verb]	creat	»
candide	openly, clearly, candidly	»
consensio	agreement, harmony, cooperation /plot, conspiracy	»
congruens	appropriate, proportioned	»
Cineres	Ash Wednesday	»
conveniens	agreeing, accordant	»
cadit, imminuit, remittit [Verb]	abate	»
consuesco	to accustom, inure, habituate	»
cecidi, imminui, remissi [Verb]	abate	»
contentus	strained, stretched /eager, zealous	»
consensus	sympath	»
carnero	steer, cow	»
congeries	pile, mass	»
confestim	speedily, rapidly, immediately, without delay	»
canities	grey hair /old age	»
conventus [Noun]	meetin	»
consuetudo -inis (f) [Noun]	habi	»
congredior	to accost	»
contemptio	scorn, disdain, contempt	»
congressio [Noun]	meetin	»
congressio	hostile attack, coming together	»
constanter	steadily, firmly, dependably, steadily	»
coturnices [Noun]	quail	»
consuetudo	custom, usage, habit /intimacy, familiar acquaintance	»
contemplari [Verb]	contemplat	»
cadens, imminuens, remittens [Adjective]	abatin	»
confinis [Adjective]	contiguou	»
conversatio	frequent abode in a place	»
consequens	according to reason	»
contumelia	blow	»
compendiose	briefly	»
clementer	compassionately, mercifully	»
continens [Adjective]	contiguou	»
contemptim	contemptuously	»
congressus	encounter, assembly, meeting, congress	»
congressus	a meeting, association	»
clemens [Adjective]	forgivin	»
castanea	a chestnut or chestnut	»
contemptus	despised, despicable, contemptible	»
criminose	reproachfully	»
congregatio	assembly, society, union	»
commentari [Verb]	meditat	»
confidenter	boldly, beyond a shadow of a doubt	»
contumeliose	insolently	»
contemptus [Adjective]	contemptibl	»
confinis [Adjective]	conterminou	»
consectatio	striving, pursuit	»
commorantes	inhabitants	»
conscientia	conscience, consciouness, knowledge	»
convenienter	consistently	»
congruenter	harmoniously	»
consuefacio	to accustom, acclimate, become used to	»
consentaneus	suited to	»
contemplatio	survey, contemplation	»
condemnator, -oris (m.) [Noun]	prosecuto	»
contubernium	band of armed retainers	»
contemplatio [Noun]	contemplatio	»
candelabrum	lamp-stand	»
consanguinei	relations	»
consequentia	f, consequential, relating	»
condemnatores, -ium (m.) [Noun]	prosecutor	»
concupiscentia	avarice, covetousness	»
cinis, cineris	ashes, embers	»
contineo contigi, contectum	border on /befall (good luck)	»