Suchergebnis zu "mass together":1. Wörterbuch und Phrasen:Engl. Fund;
query 1/E (max. 1000): 5 Ergebnis(se) Hauptquelle: Lewis and Shortcoacervāre, coacervō, coacervāvī, coacervātum | heap together, heap up, collect in a mass, collect together in a mass |
| congeriēs, congeriēī f | that which is brought together, heap, pile, mass, chaos, heap of wood, wood-pile, funeral-pile |
| congestiō, congestiōnis f | a bringing together, a heaping up, accumulation, that which is heaped up, heap, mass, pile |
| conglobāre, conglobō, conglobāvī, conglobātum | gather into a ball, make spherical, conglobate, press together in a mass, crowd together, heap together, accumulate |
| cūnctī, cūnctae, cūncta | all together, the whole, all, whole, all unanimous, all in all, in mass, all in total, in bulk, all, all for one |
| query 1/E (max. 1000): 594 Ergebnis(se) Hauptquelle: Lewis and Shortabsīda, absīdae f | fitting together in a circular form, arch, vault |
| absīdātus, absīdāta, absīdātum | , fitted together in a circular form, arched |
| absis, absidis f | fitting together in a circular form, arch, vault, choir (in a chuch), round dish, round bowl |
| acervātim | by heaping up, by accumulation, by heaps, in heaps, crowded together, briefly, summarily |
| ad ūnum | all together, unanimously, to a man, without exception |
| ad ūnum omnēs | all to one, all together, all without exception |
| adāctus, adāctūs m | forcing to, forcing together, bringing to, bringing togethe, biting, bite |
| adiugāre, adiugō, adiugāvī, adiugātum | yoke to, fasten to, fasten together, unite, join to, add to |
| adstrictus, adstricta, adstrictum | drawn together, tight, narrow, close, shut, costiveness, sparing, parsimonious, covetous, compact, brief, concise, short |
| adstringere, adstringō, adstrīnxī, adstrictum | draw close, draw, bind together, tie together, bind, tighten, contract, make colder, cool, refresh, deaden, draw together, draw closer, circumscribe, put under obligation, oblige, necessitate, compress, abridge, bring into short compass |
| adstrūctiō, adstrūctiōnis f | accumulation of proof, putting together, composition |
| adtrectātiō, adtrectātiōnis f | touching, handling, term applied to words which denote a taking of many things together |
| aggerere, aggerō (adgerō), aggessī, aggestum | bear, carry, convey, bring to a place, bring toward a place, bring forwards, lay to one’s charge, stick together soft masses |
| aggestiō, aggestiōnis f | bearing to a place, heaping up, mass of mud, heap of sand |
| agnōminātiō, agnōminātiōnis f | the bringing together two words different in meaning, but similar in sound, paronomasia |
| alicuī conturbō omnēs ratiōnēs | ruin someone's plans, thwart someone's plans all together |
| aliquem socium habeō alicuius reī | have someone as a partner in something, do something together with someone |
| ambaxium, ambaxiī n | heap, mass |
| ambō, ambae, ambō (ἄμφω) | both, both together |
| angere, angō, anxī, anctum (anxum) (cf. ἄγχω) | bind together, draw together, press together, throttle, strangle, cause (physical) pain, distress, torment, torture, vex, trouble, puts in torturing suspense |
| angustae faucēs coartant iter | the narrow passages squeeze the march together |
| animum cōgitātiōnemque colligō | gather one's thoughts, pull one's head together, collect one's thoughts, concentrate |
| annōminātiō, annōminātiōnis f | the bringing together two words different in meaning, but similar in sound, paronomasia |
| arctāre, arctō, arctāvī, arctātum | draw close together, press close together, compress, contract, straiten, limit, curtail, finish, conclude |
| artāre, artō, artāvī, artātum | draw close together, press close together, compress, contract, straiten, limit, curtail, finish, conclude |
| arundō, arundinis f | reed for brushing down cobwebs, transverse bar for vines, rod (for beating, punishing), splints for holding together injured parts of the body, measuring-rod, hobbyhorse, cane-horse |
| astrictus, astricta, astrictum (adstrictus) | drawn together, tight, narrow, close, shut, costiveness, sparing, parsimonious, covetous, compact, brief, concise, short |
| astringere, astringō (adstringō), astrīnxī, astrictum | draw close, draw, bind together, tie together, bind, tighten, contract, make colder, cool, refresh, deaden, draw together, draw closer, circumscribe, put under obligation, oblige, necessitate, compress, abridge, bring into short compass |
| astrūctiō, astrūctiōnis f | accumulation of proof, putting together, composition |
| attentus sum ad rem | keep his assets together |
| attractiō, attractiōnis f | drawing together, contraction |
| attrectātiō, attrectātiōnis f | touching, handling, term applied to words which denote a taking of many things together |
| axitiōsus, axitiōsa, axitiōsum | acting together, in combination of a party |
| bellum coniungō cum aliquō | wage war together with someone |
| bīgus, bīga, bīgum | yoked two together |
| biiugis, biiuge | yoked two together |
| biiugus, biiuga, biiugum | yoked two together |
| calcāre, calcō, calcāvī, calcātum | tread something, tread upon something, tread under foot, stamp, beat, tread down, oppress, trample upon, scorn, contemn, spurn, despise, abuse, pass over, press close together, press in |
| calāre, calō, calāvī, calātum | call, call out, proclaim, call together, summon, convoke |
| canāle, canālis n | pipe, groove, channel, water-pipe, conduit, canal, trench in mines, windpipe, sewer, flow of speech, groove upon Ionic capitals, channel for missiles in a catapult, splint for holding broken bones together, reed-pipe |
| canālis, canālis c (Abl. Sgl. canālī) | pipe, groove, channel, water-pipe, conduit, canal, trench in mines, windpipe, sewer, flow of speech, groove upon Ionic capitals, channel for missiles in a catapult, splint for holding broken bones together, reed-pipe |
| caperāre, caperō, caperāvī, caperātum | wrinkle, draw together in wrinkles |
| caperrāre, caperrō, caperrāvī, caperrātum | wrinkle, draw together in wrinkles |
| capillus implexus | hair pulled together, hair knotted together |
| capita cōnferre | put one's heads together |
| capita cōnferunt | they put their heads together |
| cardō, cardinis m | pivot and socket of a door, hinge of a door, beams that were fitted together, turning point, pole, chief point, chief circumstance, the earth as the centre of the universe |
| castra, castrōrum n | several soldiers’ tents situated together, military camp, encampment |
| catēnāre, catēnō | chain together, bind together, put in fetters |
| caudex, caudicis m | trunk of a tree, stock, stem, block of wood to which one was bound for punishment, block, dolt, blockhead, block of wood split or sawn into planks, leaves or tablets and fastened together, book, writin, accountbook, ledger, code of laws |
| centō, centōnis m (κέντρων) | garment of several bits or pieces sewed together, rag-covering, patchwork, cap worn under the helmet, title of a poem made up of various verses of another poem, cento |
| centōnīzāre, centōnīzō, centōnīzāvī, centōnīzātum | patch up, stitch up, cobble together, piece together |
| cessābimus ūnā | we want to indulge in sweet idleness together, we want to celebrate together |
| chaos n (nur noch Akk. chaos, Abl. chaō) (χάος, τό) | the boundless, empty space, the lower world, immeasurable darkness, deep obscurity, the confused, formless, primitive mass out of which the universe was made, chaos |
| chaos, rudis indīgestaque mōlēs | the original substance, a raw and unseparated mass |
| circumglobātus, circumglobāta, circumglobātum | rolled together, conglobated |
| circumsūtus, circumsūta, circumsūtum | sewed together all around |
| citātī nōn conveniēbant | although they were summoned, they did not come together |
| clāvīs cōnfigō | nail together |
| clāvīs ferreīs cōnfigō | nail together with iron nails |
| coacervātiō, coacervātiōnis f | heaping together, a rhetorical figure |
| coadūnāre, coadūnō, coadūnāvī, coadūnātum | unite, add together, join together, collect into one |
| coaedificāre, coaedificō, coaedificāvī, coaedificātum | build up together, build upon |
| coaestimāre, coaestimō | estimate together with |
| coaggerāre, coaggerō | heap together, cover by heaping upon |
| coagitāre, coagitō, coagitāvī, coagitātum | shake together |
| coagmentārius, coagmentāria, coagmentārium | joining together |
| coāgmentātiō, coāgmentātiōnis f | joining together, connecting together, connection, combination, union |
| coāgmentō, coāgmentāvi, coāgmentātum, coāgmentāre | join together, stick together, glue together, cement together, connect |
| coāgmentum, coāgmentī n | joining together, connecting together, joi |
| coāgulum, coāgulī n | means of coagulation, coagulum, coagulator, rennet, runnet, curdled milk, that which binds together, bond, tie |
| coalēscere, coalēscō, coaluī, coalitum | grow together with something, unite, agree together, coalesce, grow firmly, strike root, increase, become strong, grow firm, take root, be consolidated |
| coalere, coaō, coaluī, coalitum | sustain together with, nourish together with |
| coaptātiō, coaptātiōnis f | accurate joining together |
| coaptāre, coaptō, coaptāvī, coaptātum | fit, join, adjust together with something |
| coarctātiō, coarctātiōnis f | drawing together, crowding together |
| coarctāre, coarctō, coarctāvī, coarctātum | press together, compress, contract, confine, abridge, shorten, compress, compel, constrain |
| coārēscere, coārēscō, coāruī | dry together, become dry together |
| coarmāre, coarmō, coarmāvī, coarmātus | arm together |
| coartātiō, coartātiōnis f | drawing together, crowding together |
| coartātiō, coartātiōnis f | drawing together, crowding together |
| coartāre, coartō, coartāvī, coartātum | press together, compress, contract, confine, strangle one’s self, abridge, shorten, compress, compel, constrain |
| coartāre, coartō, coartāvī, coartātum | press together, compress, contract, confine, abridge, shorten, compress, compel, constrain |
| coassātiō, coassātiōnis f | joining of timber together, joining of boards together, joining of planks together, boarded floor |
| coassāre, coassō, coasāvī, coaxātum | join boards together, join planks together |
| coassūmere, coassūmō, coassūmpsī, coassūmptum | assume together |
| coaxātiō, coaxātiōnis f | joining of timber together, joining of boards together, joining of planks together, boarded floor |
| coaxāre, coaxō, coaxāvī, coaxātum | join boards together, join planks together |
| cōdex, cōdicis m | trunk of a tree, stock, stem, block of wood to which one was bound for punishment, block, dolt, blockhead, block of wood split or sawn into planks, leaves or tablets and fastened together, book, writin, accountbook, ledger, code of laws |
| coēgisse, coēgī | have together |
| coēlēctus, coēlēcta, coēlēctum | elected together |
| coemere, coemō, coēmī, coemptum | purchase together, buy up |
| coemptiō, coemptiōnis f | buy-up, hoarding purchase, buy together |
| coīre, coeō, coiī (coīvī), coitum | go together, come together, meet, assemble, collect together, encounter, form a whole by coming together, be united into a whole, unite, combine, curdle, join together, assimilate, agree, ally one’s self, enter into an alliance, make a compact, form a league |
| coepulārī, coepulor | feast together |
| coercēre, coerceō, coercuī, coercitum | enclose, hold together, surround, encompass, restrain, confine, shut in, hold in confinement, repress, trim, clip, keep within limits, control, limit, hold some fault, hold some passion, curb, tame, correct |
| coerrāre, coerrō, coerrāvī, coerrātum | go about together, wander about together |
| coetus, coetūs m | coming together, meeting together, assembling, assemblage, crowd, company, uniting, joining together, combination, sexual intercourse, coition, , ingrafting |
| coexercitātus, coexercitāta, coexercitātum | exercised together, exercised at the same time |
| cōgere, cōgō, coēgī, coāctum | drive together to one point, collect, compress, crowd, bring together, urge together, assemble, gather together, thicken, condense, curdle, coagulate, draw together, contract into a narrow place, urge one to any action, force, compel, constrain |
| cohabitātiō, cohabitātiōnis f | dwelling together |
| cohabitāre, cohabitō | dwell together |
| cohaerēre, cohaereō, cohaesī, cohaesum | cling together, be united, cohere, adhere, press together, crowd together, be near, be close, be united, belong together, be closely connected, be consistent, agree together, hold together, remain, exist, maintain itself |
| cohercēre, coherceō, cohercuī, cohercitum | enclose, hold together, surround, encompass, restrain, confine, shut in, hold in confinement, repress, trim, clip, keep within limits, control, limit, hold some fault, hold some passion, curb, tame, correct |
| cohibēre, cohibeō, cohibuī, cohibitum | hold together, hold, contain, confine, embrace, comprise, keep, keep back, hinder, stay, restrain, stop, stop something, hold in check, limit, repress, tame, subdue, keep something from something, ward off |
| coibēre, coibeō | hold together, hold, contain, confine, embrace, comprise, keep, keep back, hinder, stay, restrain, stop, stop something, hold in check, limit, repress, tame, subdue, keep something from something, ward off |
| cōicere, cōiciō, cōiēcī, cōiectum | throw together, bring together, unite, dispute, contend, discuss, manage judicially, put together logically, connect, prophesy, foretell, divine from signs, interpret an oracle, throw, cast, urge, drive, hurl, put, place, direct, turn, force something eagerly, press, treat |
| coimere, coimō | purchase together, buy up |
| coīre sinō | let go to each other, let come together |
| coitiō, coitiōnis f | a coming together, meeting together, meeting, uniting, banding together, conspiracy, plot, coalition, sexual intercourse, coition |
| coitus, coitūs m | a coming together, meeting together, assembling, assemblage, crowd, company, uniting, joining together, combination, sexual intercourse, coition, ingrafting |
| cōlescere, cōlescō, cōluī | grow together with something, unite, agree together, coalesce, grow firmly, strike root, increase, become strong, grow firm, take root, be consolidated |
| cōligāre, cōligō, cōligāvī, cōligātum | bind together, tie together, fasten together, connect, bind, tie up, unite, combine, connect, join together, restrain, check, stop, hinder |
| collabefierī, collabefīo, collabefactus sum | be made to reel, be made to totter, be brought to ruin, sink together, be overthrow, be supplant |
| collabellāre, collabellō | form by bringing the lips together |
| collābī, collābor, collāpsus sum | fall together, fall in ruins, fall in, fall from age, fall down in a swoon, fall down in the death, sink down in a swoon, sink down in the death |
| collabōrāre, collabōrō | labor with, labor together |
| collacrimāre, collacrimō, collacrimāvī | weep together, weep very much, bewail, deplore |
| collacrumāre, collacrumō, collacriumāvī | weep together, weep very much, bewail, deplore |
| collaetārī, collaetor | rejoice together |
| collāpsiō, collāpsiōnis f | falling down together, joint plummeting, precipitation |
| collātīcius, collātīcia, collātīcium | brought together, raised by contribution, mingled, effected by contributions |
| collātiō, collātiōnis f | bringing together, collecting, hostile meeting, contribution, gratuity collected together for the emperor, union, combination, comparison, similitude, analogy, collation |
| collātīvus, collātīva, collātīvum | brought together, carried together, collected, combined |
| collātor, collātōris m | he who bears together, he who brings together, he who places together, contributor, one who pays a voluntary contribution to the state, one who compares, comparer |
| collātus, collātūs m (nur Abl. collātū) | a bringing together, attack, contributing to knowledge, teaching |
| collēctāneus, collēctānea, collēctāneum | gathered together, collected together, collectaneous |
| collēctīcius, collēctīcia, collēctīcium | collected, gathered together, gathered hastily without selection |
| collēctiō, collēctiōnis f | a collecting together, collecting, acquiring, summing up of things said, short repetition, recapitulation, summary, argumentation, reasoning, syllogism, conclusion, inference, swelling, tumor, abscess |
| collēctītius, collēctītia, collēctītium | collected, gathered together, gathered hastily without selection |
| collēctīvus, collēctīva, collēctīvum | collected, gathered together, pertaining to a syllogism, syllogistic, ratiocinatire |
| collēgisse, collēgī | have together |
| collēma, collēmatis n | that which is glued or cemented together |
| collēsis, collēsis f | a gluing together |
| collēticus, collētica, collēticum | suitable for gluing together, suitable for sticking together |
| collīdere, collīdō, collīsī, collīsum | clash together, strike together, dash together, beat together, press together, bring into collision, bring into hostile contact, to set at variance |
| colligātiō, colligātiōnis f (conligātiō) | binding together, connection, ligature, band, fastening |
| colligāre, colligō, colligāvī, colligātum | bind together, tie together, fasten together, connect, bind, tie up, unite, combine, connect, join together, restrain, check, stop, hinder |
| colligere, colligō, collēgī, collēctum | collect, get, gain, acquire, produce, amount to, come to, extend, gather up in memory, put together in the mind, think upon, weigh, consider, put together mentally, conclude, deduce, infer from what precedes |
| colligere, colligō, collēgī, collēctum | gather together, collect together, assemble, draw together, bring together, collect, contract, draw up, compress, concentrate, compress, make thick, thicken, bring together |
| collīsiō, collīsiōnis f | dashing together, striking together, concussion, shock |
| collīsus, collīsūs m | striking together, collision |
| collocātiō, collocātiōnis f | a putting together, arrangement, setting up, erecting, placing, collocation, endowing, giving in marriage |
| collocāre, collocō, collocāvī, collocātum | place together, arrange, station, lay, put, place, set, set up, erect, give in marriage, give, lay out, invest, advance, place money, place a dowry, place wealth, employ, invest, dispose of, occupy, employ, put, set in order |
| colloquī, colloquor, collocūtus sum | talk together, converse, hold a conversation, hold a parley, hold a conference |
| colloquuntur inter sē | they discuss among themselves, they put their heads together |
| collūdium, collūdiī n | sporting together, playing together, secret, deceptive understanding, collusion |
| collūdere, collūdō, collūsī, collūsum | play together, sport together, play with, keep up false appearances with one to the injury of a third person, have a secret understanding with one, act collusively |
| comitiīs convenīmus | we come together for the election assembly, we convene for the electoral assembly |
| commanifēstāre, commanifēstō, commanifēstāvī, commanifēstātum | manifest together |
| commembrātus, commembrāta, commembrātum | grown up together, united |
| commercārī, commercor, commercātus sum | trade together, traffic together, buy up, purchase |
| commināre, comminō | drive together |
| commiscēre, commisceō, commiscuī, commixtum (commīstum) | mix together, mingle together, intermingle, unite, bring together, join, mingle, produce by mingling |
| commissiō, commissiōnis f | setting or bringing together in contest, beginning of a contest, speech at the opening of the games, prize declamation, ostentatious speech, perpetration, commission |
| commissūra, commissūrae f | a joining together, connecting together, band, knot, joint, seam, juncture, commissure, mingling, connection in discourse |
| committere, committō, commīsī, commissum | bring into one whole, join, combine into one whole, join together, put together, connect, unite, bring men or animals together in a contest or fight, set together, set on |
| committere, committō, commīsī, commissum | bring together for comparison, compare, put together, match, arrange a battle or contest, enter upon, engage in, begin, join, commence, maintain a contest, fight a battle, hold games, celebrate games |
| commūgēre, commūgeō | shouting together, screaming together |
| commultiplicāre, commultiplicō, commultiplicātus | multiply together |
| commūne homicīdium | mass execution |
| commūne sepulcrum | mass grave |
| commūne supplicium | mass execution |
| commūnitās vītae atque vīctūs | iving together, cohabitation, coexistence |
| commūnitāte coniūnctus sum cum aliquō | be joined together with someone |
| commūniter | together, in common, jointly, generally |
| commūnitus | together, in common, jointly |
| commurmurāre, commurmurō | murmur to ourselves, murmur together |
| commurmurārī, commurmuror, commurmurātus sum | murmur to ourselves, murmur together |
| cōmere, cōmō, cōmpsī, cōmptum | bring together, form, frame, construct, comb, arrange, braid, dress, adorn, deck, ornament |
| compāctilis, compāctile | pressed together, joined together, compact, fitted one to another, thick-set |
| compāctiō, compāctiōnis f | joining together, things that are joined together, structure, frame |
| compāctūra, compāctūrae f | joining together, joint |
| compāgēs, compāgis f | a joining together, connection, joint, structure, a embrace |
| compāgina, compāginae f | a joining together, combination |
| compāgināre, compāginō, compāgināvī, compāginātum | join together |
| compāgō, compāginis f | a joining together, connection, joint, structure, a embrace |
| comparāre inter sē | agree together in respect to the division of duties, come to an agreement |
| comparāre, comparō, comparāvī, comparātum | couple together in the same relation, connect in pairs, pair, match, unite, join, bring together to, couple together in judgment, count one object fully equal to another |
| comparāre, comparō, comparāvī, comparātum | place on the same footing, put on an equality with, place together in comparison, compare, reflect, consider, judge |
| comparticeps, comparticipis | partaking, participants together |
| compāscere, compāscō, compāvī, compāstum | feed together, feed in common, feed, pasture, consume by feeding, eat, drive away, destroy by feeding |
| compellere, compellō, compulī, compulsum | drive together to a place, collect, assemble, bring together, press together, drive, bring, move, impel, incite, urge, compel, force, constrain to something |
| compendium, compendiī n | that which is weighed together, a saving or gain, profit acquired by saving, shortness of way, short way, sparing, saving in any thing done, a shortening, abbreviating |
| compendere, compendō | weigh together, balance together |
| compēnsātiō, compēnsātiōnis f | a weighing, balancing of several things together, a balancing of accounts, a rendering of an equivalent, an equalizing |
| comperīre, compereō, comperiī | perish together |
| compēscere, compēscō, compēscuī | fasten together, confine, hold in check, repress, curb, restrain, clip, prune, tread, stamp, suppress, repress, restrain, check, cease, forbear |
| competentia, competentiae f | meeting together, agreement, symmetry, conjunction, aspect |
| competere, competō, competīvī (competiī), competītum | strive after something in company, strive after something together, meet together, come together, coincide, agree, meet, happen |
| compīlātiō, compīlātiōnis f | a raking together, pillaging, plundering, compilation |
| compīlāre, compīlō, compīlāvī, compīlātum | snatch together and carry off, plunder, pillage, rob |
| compingere, compingō, compēgī, compāctum (compēctum) | join or unite several parts into one whole, put together, frame, make by joining, compose, confine, lock up, put, conceal |
| compīscere, compīscō | fasten together, confine, hold in check, repress, curb, restrain, clip, , prune, tread, stamp, suppress, repress, restrain, check, cease, forbear |
| complantāre, complantō, complantāvī, complantātum | plant together |
| complaudere, complaudō, complausī, complausum | applaud together |
| complicābilis, complicābile | that may be folded together |
| complicātiō, complicātiōnis f | folding together, enveloping, multiplication |
| complicāre, complicō, complicāvī, complicātum (complicuī, complicitum) (πλέκω) | fold together, fold up |
| complōdere, complōdō, complōsī, complōsum | strike together, clap together |
| complōrāre, complōrō, complōrāvī, complōrātum | bewail, lament together loudly, lament together violently |
| compluere, compluit, compluit | flow together, flow in raining |
| compōnere, compōnō, composuī, compositum | bring into union, gather, collect, put together, bring into contact, fit together, pack up for a journey |
| compōnere, compōnō, composuī, compositum | place together, lay together, bring together, set together, unite, join, connect, collect, aggregate, compose, orde, arrange, adjust |
| compōnere, compōnō, composuī, compositum | set in opposition, bring together in hostility, oppose, couple, pair, match in combat, compare, contrast |
| comportātiō, comportātiōnis f | bringing together, carrying together |
| comportātrīx, comportātrīcis f | she who brings together, she who carries together, carrier, supporter |
| comportāre, comportō, comportāvī, comportātum | bear together, carry together, bring together, collect |
| compositiō, compositiōnis f | peaceful union, accommodation of a difference, agreement, compact, bringing together of combatants, matching of combatants |
| compositiō, compositiōnis f | putting together, compounding, connecting, arranging, composition, adjustment, connection, coherence, system, drawing up in writing, arrangement, disposition, laying together for preservation, laying up |
| compositūra, compositūrae f | joining together, connection, commissure, conneclion, syntax |
| compostūra, compostūrae f | joining together, connection, commissure, conneclion, syntax |
| compōtātiō, compōtātiōnis f | drinking together |
| comprehēnsiō, comprehēnsiōnis f | a seizing or laying hold of with the hands, hostile seizure, arresting, catching, apprehending, a mental comprehending, perceiving, comprehension, perception, idea, power to unite and grasp as a whole things which belong together, expression, style, period |
| comprēnsiō, comprēnsiōnis f | a seizing or laying hold of with the hands, hostile seizure, arresting, catching, apprehending, a mental comprehending, perceiving, comprehension, perception, idea, power to unite and grasp as a whole things which belong together, expression, style, period |
| compressiō, compressiōnis f | pressing together, compression, embracing, copulation, compression of an expression, suppression, repression |
| compressus, compressa, compressum | pressed together, close, strait, narrow, costive, connected with costiveness |
| compressus, compressūs m | pressing together, compression, embracing, copulation |
| comprimere, comprimō, compressī, compressum | press together, squeeze together, compress, hold back, hold, keep in, restrain, hinder, check, repress, curb, keep to one’s self, keep back, withhold, suppress, conceal |
| comptus, comptūs m | band, tie, assembling, joining together |
| compūgnantia, compūgnantiae f | fighting together, contradiction, controversy |
| compulsātiō, compulsātiōnis f | pressing together, contest, contention |
| compulsāre, compulsō | press violently, strike violently, contend together, fight together |
| compulsus, compulsūs m | striking together |
| concalāre, concalō | convene, summon, call together |
| concatēnāre, concatēnō | link together, bind together, connect, concatenate |
| concēnātiō, concēnātiōnis f | a supping together, companionship at table |
| concentiō, concentiōnis f | a singing together, harmony |
| concenturiāre, concenturiō | assemble by centuries, collect, bring together, prepare |
| concentus, concentūs m | sounds blending harmoniously together, symphony, harmony, harmonious music, choir singing in harmony, concordant acclamation of people in a theatre, concord, agreement, harmony, unanimity |
| concernere, concernō | mix, mingle together |
| concidere, concidō, concidī (con + cado) | fall together, fall down, tumble to the ground, fall down faint, fall down lifeless, fall in battle, fall in combat, be slaughtered, be slain, fall |
| conciēre, concieo, concitum | urge together, bring together, assemble together (by exciting or rousing), collect, move violently, shake, stir up, rouse, excite, provoke, produce (action, passion, disquiet), cause (action, passion, disquiet) |
| conciliāre, conciliō, conciliāvī, conciliātum | bring together several objects into one whole, unite, connect, unite in thought or feeling, make friendly, procure the favor of, make inclined to, gain, win over, represent something to one as agreeable or pleasant, recommend |
| concinnāre, concinnō, concinnāvī, concinnātum | join fitly together, order, arrange appropriately, set right, adjust, form, cultivate, prepare, cause, occasion, produce, make, render, cause to be something |
| concinnus, concinna, concinnum | fitly, skilfully put together, skilfully joined, well adjusted, beautiful, beautiful, elegant, polished, neat, striking, suited to, fit for, appropriate for, suiting one’s self to, courteous, pleasing, pleasing, agreeable |
| concīre, conciō, concīvī, concītum | urge together, bring together, assemble together (by exciting or rousing), collect, move violently, shake, stir up, rouse, excite, provoke, produce (action, passion, disquiet), cause (action, passion, disquiet) |
| conciō, conciōnis f | meeting, assembly that is called together by a magistrate or priest, discourse, oration before a public assembly, place for speaking, tribune, rostrum |
| conclāmātiō, conclāmātiōnis f | loud shouting or calling of many persons together, shout |
| conclāmāre, conclāmō, conclāmāvī, conclāmātum | cry together, call out together, call together, call to one’s help, call loudly, cry out loudly, cry out violently, shout, exclaim, call repeatedly by name, lament someone, bewail, complain |
| conclāvāre, conclāvō, conclāvāvī, conclāvātum | nail together |
| concoenātiō, concoenātiōnis f | a supping together, companionship at table |
| concoquere, concoquō, concoxī, concoctum | boil together, seethe together, digest, prepare, ripen, mature, endure, suffer, put up with, brook, tolerate, revolve in mind, think upon, weigh, reflect maturely upon, consider well |
| concordia, concordiae f | an agreeing together, union, harmony, concord, an intimate friend, harmonious singing |
| concorditās, concorditātis f | an agreeing together, union, harmony, concord, an intimate friend, harmonious singing |
| concordāre, concordō, concordāvi, concordātum | agree together, be united, be of one mind, harmonize, bring into union |
| concreātus, concreāta, concreātum | created together |
| concrēscere, concrēscō, concrēvī, concrētum | grow together, harden, condense, curdle, stiffen, congeal, take form, grow, increase, grow strong, rise by growing |
| concrētus, concrēta, concrētum | grown together, concrete, compound, condensed, hardened, thick, hard, stiff, curdled, congealed, clotted, shortened, benumbing, tearless |
| concrucifīgere, concrucifīgō, concrucifīxī, concrucifīxum | crucify together |
| concubitus, concubitūs m | a lying together, reclining, copulation, coition |
| conculcātiō, conculcātiōnis f | a treading under foot, stamping upon, stomping together, abuse |
| concumbere, concumbō, concubuī, concubitum | lie together, lie in numbers, lie with (for sexual intercourse) |
| concurrere, concurrō, concurrī, concursum | meet together, dash together, rush together in hostility, engage in combat, join battle, fight, make the same claim, enter into competition with, meet, concur, fall out at the same time, happen, have place together, be coincident |
| concurrere, concurrō, concurrī, concursum | run together, come together in multitudes, assemble together in multitudes, rush or flock together in crowds, run in attendance upon, accompany, run for refuge, run for help, take refuge, run upon one another |
| concursiō, concursiōnis f | a running together, meeting together, concurrence, concourse, figure of speech, consisting of an emphatic repetition of the last words of a sentence |
| concursāre, concursō, concursāvī, concursātum | come violently together, rush together, clash, go to and fro, run about, rush hither and thither, travel about, skirmish, rove somewhere, ramble somewhere, visit a place, frequent |
| concursus, concursūs m | meeting together, union, combination |
| concursus, concursūs m | running together, flocking together, a concourse, assembly, uproar, tumult, running together, dashing together, a pressing, striking one upon another, an encountering, meeting, concourse, onset, attack, charge, assault, an equal claim, joint heirship |
| concutere, concutiō, concussī, concussum | strike one upon another, strike together, shake violently, shake, agitate, examine by shaking one’s self, search, shake the power of, shake to its foundation, shatter, cause to waver |
| condēnsēre, condēnseō | make very dense, condense, press close together |
| condēnsāre, condēnsō, condēnsāvī, condēnsātum | make very dense, condense, press close together |
| condēnsāre, condēnsō, condēnsāvī, condēnsātum | make very dense, condense, press close together |
| condepsere, condepsō, condepsuī | , knead together, |
| condīcere, condīcō, condīxī, condictum | talk a thing over together, agree upon, concert, promise, assent unanimously, agree unanimously |
| condere, condō, condidī, conditum | bring together, lay together, put together, join together into a whole, to form, fashion, produce, make by joining together, settle, make, construct, build, compose, write, celebrate, write of, treat of, describe, establish, found, be the author of |
| condūcere, condūcō, condūxī, conductum | draw together, bring together, lead together, assemble, collect, connect, unite, coagulate, curdle, close up, hire, take on lease, to farm, hire for one’s use, rent, employ, borrow, bribe, undertake any service, contract for, profit, serve |
| conductiō, conductiōnis f | a bringing together, uniting, spasm, convulsion, hiring, farming |
| cōnectere, cōnectō (connectō), cōnexuī, cōnexum | tie, bind, fasten together, join together, connect, entwine, link together, gather, implicate, involve, connect, join to, annex a logical conclusion, subjoin a logical conclusion |
| cōnexiō, cōnexiōnis f | a binding together, close union, an organic union, conclusion, a logical sequence, syllable |
| cōnexus, cōnexūs m | a joining together, combination, connection |
| cōnfābulātiō, cōnfābulātiōnis f | conversation, discoursing together |
| cōnfābulārī, cōnfābulor, cōnfābulātus sum | converse together, discuss something with one |
| confacere, confaciō, confēcī | make together |
| cōnferre, cōnferō, contulī, collātum | bring together in a hostile manner, join together in a hostile manner, set together, bring together for comparison, compare, join in bringing forward, propose unitedly |
| cōnferre, cōnferō, contulī, collātum | bring together, bear together, carry together, collect, gather, collect money, collect treasures, bring offerings, contribute, be useful, be profitable, to profit, serve, be of use to, bring into connection, unite, join, connect, consult together, confer, consider togeth |
| cōnferrumināre, cōnferruminō | cement, solder together |
| cōnfertus, cōnferta, cōnfertum | pressed together, pressed close, crowded, thick, dense, close, compact, stuffed, filled full, full |
| cōnferumināre, cōnferuminō | cement, solder together |
| cōnfervēre, cōnferveō, cōnferbuī | seethe together, boil together, heal together, grow together |
| cōnfībulāre, cōnfībulō, cōnfībulāvī, cōnfībulātum | join together with a clasp, buckle together |
| cōnficere, cōnficiō, cōnfēcī, cōnfectum | diminish, lessen, weaken an object, sweep away, destroy, kill, wear out, consume, grind, digest, provide, bring together |
| cōnfigere, cōnfigō, cōnfixi, cōnfixum | fasten together, nail together, pierce through, transfix, render powerless, render inactive |
| cōnfīxilis, cōnfīxile | that can be joined together |
| cōnfīxiō, cōnfīxiōnis f | firm joining together |
| cōnflīctiō, cōnflīctiōnis f | a striking together, collision, conflict, combat, contest, conflict |
| cōnflīctāre, cōnflīctō, cōnflīctāvī, cōnflīctātum | strike together violently, to fight with, contend with, struggle with, strike forcibly to the earth, to ruin |
| cōnflīctus, cōnflīctūs m | a striking together, impulse, impression, necessity, a fight, contest |
| cōnflīgium, cōnflīgiī n | a striking together, dashing together |
| cōnflīgere, cōnflīgō, cōnflīxī, cōnflīctum | to strike one thing against another, to strike, bring together, join together, unite, oppose in comparison, contrast, be in conflict, to contend, fight, combat |
| cōnflāre, cōnflō, cōnflāvī, cōnflātum | blow together, blow up, stir up, kindle, light, inflame, bring about, effect, accomplish, bring together, raise, procure, produce, cause, occasion, melt, fuse, melt down |
| cōnflōrēre, cōnflōreō, cōnflōruī | bloom together, flourish together |
| cōnflōrēscere, cōnflōrēscō, cōnflōruī | begin to bloom at the same time, begin to florish together |
| cōnfluere, cōnfluō, cōnflūxī | flow together, run together, flock together, crowd together, come together in multitudes |
| cōnfluus, cōnflua, cōnfluum | flowing together |
| cōnfracēscere, cōnfracēscō, cōnfracuī | become friable, become rotten, wither together, decay together |
| cōnfrictiō, cōnfrictiōnis f | a striking together, collision, conflict, combat, contest, conflict |
| cōnfundere, cōnfundō, cōnfūdī, cōnfūsum | pour together, mingle together, mix together, mingle, unite, join, combine, confound, confuse, jumble together, bring into disorder, disfigure, make undistinguishable |
| cōnfundī, cōnfundor, cōnfūsus sum | flow together, run into each other, merge, fall into each other, pour together |
| cōnfūsīcius, cōnfūsīcia, cōnfūsīcium | mixed with each other, poured together |
| congenitus, congenita, congenitum | born together with, produced together with, congenital, coëval with |
| congermānēscere, congermānēscō | grow together with one, grow up with |
| congermānus, congermāna, congermānum | grown together with, united with |
| congerere, congerō, congessī, congestum | bear together, carry together, bring together, collect, prepare, heap up, throw in great numbers, accumulate, shower, make by heaping together, build by bringing together, construct |
| congerere, congerō, congessī, congestum | take together, comprise, compile, put something upon one, accumulate, heap upon, impart, ascribe to, impute, attribute |
| congestīcius, congestīcia, congestīcium | brought together, heaped up, piled up |
| congestim | heaped together, in heaps |
| congestāre, congestō | bring together, carry together |
| congestus, congesta, congestum | brought together, pressed together, thick |
| congestus, congestūs m | bearing together, bringing together, accumulation, heap, pile, mass |
| conglobātim | in heaps, in a mass |
| conglobātiō, conglobātiōnis f | an heaping, gathering, crowding together |
| conglobāre, conglobō, conglobāvī, conglobātum | gather, flock together |
| conglomerātiō, conglomerātiōnis f | a crowding together, an assembly |
| conglomerāre, conglomerō, conglomerāvī, conglomerātum | roll together, wind up, conglomerate, crowd together, heap together, press together |
| conglōrificāre, conglōrificō | glorify together with |
| conglūtinātiō, conglūtinātiōnis f | a gluing together, cementing together, a joining together |
| conglūtināre, conglūtinō, conglūtināvī, conglūtinātum | glue, cement, join together, join, unite firmly together, bind closely, invent, devise, contrive |
| congredī sinō | let go to each other, let come together |
| congregābilis, congregābile | easily brought together, social |
| congregālis, congregāle | uniting together |
| congregātim | together, in crowds |
| congregātiō, congregātiōnis f | an assembling together, union, society, association, recapitulating |
| congregātor, congregātōris m | one who brings together, assembler |
| congregāre, congregō, congregāvī, congregātum | collect into a flock, collect into a herd, assemble, collect in swarms, collect a multitude together, assemble a multitude together, unite, join, associate, collect, accumulate |
| congregārī, congregor, congregātum | gather together, flock together, come together, live in company, assemble |
| congressiō, congressiōnis f | coming together, friendly meeting, interview, conference, carnal union, copulation, hostile meeting, attack, contest |
| congressus, congressūs m | a coming together, going together, friendly meeting, social assembly, conference, conversation, close union, combination, carnal union, copulation, judicial contest |
| congruere, congruō, congruī | run together with, come together with, meet together with something, coincide with, correspond with, be suited to, be adapted to, agree with, accord, suit, fit, be suited to, be fitted to, agree with (in substance), correspond, come together, agree, meet, coincide |
| coniacēre, coniaceō | lie together |
| conicere, coniciō (cōicio), coniēcī, coniectum | , put together logically, connect, draw a conclusion from collected particulars, conclude, infer, conjecture, |
| conicere, coniciō (cōicio), coniēcī, coniectum | throw together, bring together, unite, dispute, contend, discuss, manage judicially, put together logically, connect, prophesy, foretell, divine from signs, interpret an oracle, throw, cast, urge, drive, hurl, put, place, direct, turn, force something eagerly, press, treat |
| conicere, coniciō (cōicio), coniēcī, coniectum | throw together, bring together, unite, throw together in speaking, dispute, contend, discuss, manage judicially, put together logically, connect, prophesy, foretell, divine from omens, divine from signs, interpret an omen, interpret a dream, interpret an oracle |
| coniectiō, coniectiōnis f | a hurling, throwing, putting together, comparing, inference, conjecture, interpretation, the draft of a law-case, summary of a law-case, outline of a law-case, a controverted question, subject of a controversy |
| coniectāre, coniectō, coniectāvī, coniectātum | throw together, cast together, bring together, conclude by conjecture, infer by conjecture, to conjecture, guess, conclude from signs, conclude from omens, augur, interpret, prophesy |
| coniectus, coniectūs m | throwing together, crowding, connecting together, uniting together, conflux, concourse, confluence, heap, crowd, pile, throwing, throwing down, casting, projecting, hurling, turning, directing |
| coniugāre, coniugō, coniugāvī, coniugātum | join together, unite, unite in |
| coniūnctim | unitedly, in common, jointly, together |
| coniūnctiō, coniūnctiōnis f | a joining together, connecting, uniting, union, conjunction, agreement, affinity, sympathy, conjugal connection, marriage, wedlock, |
| coniūnctrīx, coniūnctrīcis f | that which joins together, that which unites together |
| coniungere, coniungō, coniūnxī, coniūnctum | bind together, connect, join, unite, yoke together, contract, carry on concert, wage in concert, continue without interruption, compose, form by uniting, join in marriage, join in love, unite by the ties of relationship or friendship |
| coniungī, coniungor, coniūnctus sum | move together, join, be related, collide, combine, unite |
| coniūrāre, coniūrō, coniūrāvī, coniūrātum | swear together, swear one with another, band together by an oath, combine together by an oath, unite, be united, assent to by an oath, form a conspiracy, form a plot, conspire |
| conlābī, conlābor, conlāpsus sum | fall together, fall in ruins, fall in, fall from age, fall down in a swoon, fall down in the death, sink down in a swoon, sink down in the death |
| conlīdere, conlīdō, conlīsī, conlīsum | clash together, strike together, dash together, beat together, press together, bring into collision, bring into hostile contact, to set at variance |
| conligātiō, conligātiōnis f | binding together, connection, ligature, band, fastening |
| conligāre, conligō, conligāvī, conligātum | bind together, tie together, fasten together, connect, bind, tie up, unite, combine, connect, join together, restrain, check, stop, hinder |
| conloquī, conloquor, conlocūtus sum | talk together, converse, hold a conversation, hold a parley, hold a conference |
| connāscī, connāscor, connātus sum | be born at the same time, be born with, arise together with |
| cōnectere, cōnectō (connectō), cōnexuī, cōnexum | tie, bind, fasten together, join together, connect, entwine, link together, gather, implicate, involve, connect, join to, annex a logical conclusion, subjoin a logical conclusion |
| connexus, connexūs m | a joining together, combination, connection |
| connāre, conno, connāvī | swim with, swim together |
| connōdāre, connōdō, connōdāvi, connōdātum | linking, tying together |
| conquaerere, conquaerō, conquaesīvī, conquaesītum | seec for, search for, procure, bring together, collect, seek after, go in quest of, make search for, seek for with earnestness, search out eagerly, search out carefully |
| conquīrere, conquīrō, conquīsīvī, conquīsītum | seec for, search for, procure, bring together, collect, seek after, go in quest of, make search for, seek for with earnestness, search out eagerly, search out carefully |
| conquīsītiō, conquīsītiōnis f | a seeking, search for, a bringing together, procuring, collecting, a levying, levy |
| conrādere, conrādō, conrāsī, conrāsum | scrape together, rake together, procure with difficulty |
| cōnsarcināre, cōnsarcinō, cōnsarcināvī, cōnsarcinātum | sew together, stitch together, patch together |
| cōnsarcīre, cōnsarciō | sew together, stitch together, patch together |
| cōnscientia, cōnscientiae f | a knowing of a thing together with another person, joint knowledge, a joint knowledge of something, a being privy to, a knowing along with others, privity, cognizance |
| cōnscrībere, cōnscrībō, cōnscrīpsī, cōnscrīptum | write together, enroll, inscribe, choose, put together in writing, draw up, compose, write, delineate, sketch, draw up, prescribe, write something all over, fill with writing, mark by beating, cudgel, write upon, mark upon |
| cōnsedēre, cōnsedeō, cōnsēdī | sit together, sit with |
| cōnsenēscere, cōnsenēscō, cōnsenuī | grow old together, grow old, become old, become gray, grow old or gray in an occupation, follow an occupation too long, become weak, become infirm, become powerless, waste away, fall into disuse, decay, fade, lose force, lose consideration, lose respect |
| cōnsēnsiō, cōnsēnsiōnis f | an agreeing together, agreement, unanimity, common accord, harmony, plot, combination, conspiracy, those who have banded together, conspirators |
| cōnsentīre, cōnsentiō, cōnsēnsī, cōnsēnsum | feel together, agree, accord, harmonize with, assert unitedly, determine in common, decree, unite upon something accordantly, agree to any wrong, join in, plot together, conspire, take part in, to fit, suit |
| cōnserere, cōnserō, cōnseruī, cōnsertum | connect, entwine, tie, join, fit, bind into a whole, unite together, unite in hostility, unite for contest, bring together, engage in close combat, join hand to hand, join battle, make a joint seizure |
| cōnsertē | as if bound together, as if fastened together, in connection, , concatenated, contiguous, chained, connected |
| cōnsertim | as if bound together, as if fastened together, in connection, , concatenated, contiguous, chained, connected |
| cōnsertiō, cōnsertiōnis f | a joining together |
| cōnsessus, cōnsessūs m | a sitting together, sitting with, permission to sit with one, collection of persons sitting together, assembly |
| cōnsilia inter nōs commūnicāmus | consult together, consult jointly, consult with each other |
| cōnsilium, cōnsiliī n | deliberation, consultation, a considering together, counsel, conclusion made with consideration, determination, resolution, measure, plan, purpose, intention, a warlike measure, device, stratagem |
| cōnsociātim | together, unitedly |
| cōnsociātus sum | hold together (with someone), keep together (with someone), stick together (with someone) |
| cōnsolvere, cōnsolvō, - , cōnsolūtum | dissolve together |
| cōnsonāre, cōnsonō, cōnsonuī | sound at the same time, sound together, sound aloud, resound, agree, accord, harmonize |
| cōnsonus, cōnsona, cōnsonum | sounding together in harmony, harmonious, accordant, fit, suitable |
| cōnspatiārī, cōnspatior | walk together |
| cōnspīrātiō, cōnspīrātiōnis f | a blowing together, breathing together, an agreement in feeling, agreement in opinion, union, unanimity, concord, harmony, plotting, plot, mutiny, conspiracy, the conspirators, body of conspirators |
| cōnspīrātus, cōnspīrātūs m (nur Abl. Sgl. cōnspīrātū) | a blowing together, breathing together, an agreement in feeling, agreement in opinion, union, unanimity, concord, harmony, plotting, plot, mutiny, conspiracy, the conspirators, body of conspirators |
| cōnspīrāre, cōnspīrō, cōnspīrāvī, cōnspīrātum | blow together, breathe together, sound together, harmonize, agree, accord, agree together in thought or feeling, accord, unite, combine, plot together, enter into a conspiracy, conspire |
| cōnspissātiō, cōnspissātiōnis f | a pressing together, thickening, an accumulation |
| cōnspissāre, cōnspissō, cōnspissātum | press together, thicken, condense, dense |
| cōnspōnsus, cōnspōnsa, cōnspōnsum | conspired, gathered together |
| cōnstipātiō, cōnstipātiōnis f | a crowding together, dense crowd |
| cōnstrictiō, cōnstrictiōnis f | a binding together, drawing together, binding, stopping of the bowels |
| cōnstrictāre, cōnstrictō | draw together |
| cōnstrictūra, cōnstrictūrae f | a drawing together |
| cōnstringere, cōnstringō, cōnstrīnxī, cōnstrictum | draw together, bind together, bind, tie up, stamp, seal, bind together with fetters, fetter, contract, hold together, restrain, hold in check, bring into a narrow compass, compress |
| cōnstringī, cōnstringor, cōnstrictus sum | pull myself together, freeze together |
| cōnstrūctiō, cōnstrūctiōnis f | a putting together, placing together, joining together, an erecting, building, construction, fit connection, grammatical connection, construction |
| cōnstruere, cōnstruō, cōnstrūxī, cōnstrūctum | heap, bring together, gather together, heap up, pile up, make by piling up, make, fabricate, construct, build |
| cōnsubigere, cōnsubigō | knead together, mix together |
| cōnsummātiō, cōnsummātiōnis f | a casting up, a reckoning together, a summing up, summary view, union, accumulation, a comprehending, a connecting together, a finishing, a completing, a accomplishing, consummation |
| cōnsuere, cōnsuō, cōnsuī, cōnsūtum | sew, stitch together, join together, devise, plan, plot, stuff, stop up, fill with something |
| cōnsurgere, cōnsurgo, cōnsurrēxī, cōnsurrēctum | raise one’s self, rise, rise up together, stand up, arise, rise up for any action, stand up for any action, take rise |
| cōnsusurrāre, cōnsusurrō | whisper together |
| cōnsūtilis, cōnsūtile | sewed together |
| cōnsūtiō, cōnsūtiōnis f | a sewing together, patching together |
| cōnsūtum, cōnsūtī n | a garment stitched together |
| contabulātiō, contabulātiōnis f | a joining of boards together, a flooring, planking, floor, story, a covering of boards, folds, tucks |
| contāmināre, contāminō, contāmināvī, contāminātum | bring into contact, touch, bring into union, mingle, blend together, unite, deteriorate by mingling, corrupt, contaminate, defile, stain, pollute, mar, efface |
| contendere, contendō, contendī, contentum | strive, dispute, fight, contend against, vie with, vie with in bidding, bid against, place together in comparison, compare, contrast, demand, ask, solicit, entreat, beg earnestly, seek to gain, assert, affirm earnestly, maintain energetically, contend energetically |
| conternātiō, conternātiōnis f | a placing of three things together |
| conternāre, conternō, conternātus | put three things together, make threefold |
| contexere, contexō, contexuī, contextum | connected together, in close connection |
| contextiō, contextiōnis f | a joining, putting together, a preparing, composing |
| contextor, contextōris m | one who puts a writing together, composer, author |
| contextus, contextūs m | a joining together, putting together, connection, coherence |
| contīgnātiō, contīgnātiōnis f | a joining together of beams, floor composed of joists and boards, story, floor |
| continēns sum | be moderate, lie together |
| continēre, contineō, continuī, contentum | hold together in oneself, hang together |
| continēre, contineō, continuī, contentum | hold together, keep together, bound, limit, enclose, keep, hold fast, preserve, retain, keep still, detain, restrain, repress, hold back, hold in check, curb, check, stay, stop, tame, subdue, comprise, contain, involve, comprehend something in itself |
| continērī, contineor, contentus sum | be comprised, be enclosed, be surrounded, be encompassed, be environed by, hang together, be composed of, consist of, consist in, rest upon, be supported by |
| continuāre, continuō, continuāvī, continuātum | join together in uninterrupted succession, make continuous, join one with another, connect, unite, erect in rows, connect together in a period, join, connect together, continue uninterruptedly, do successively one thing after another, continue, last |
| continuus, continua, continuum | joining, connecting with something, hanging together, uninterrupted, continuous, following one after another, successive |
| cōntiō, cōntiōnis f | meeting, assembly that is called together by a magistrate or priest, discourse, oration before a public assembly, place for speaking, tribune, rostrum |
| contollere, contollō | bring together |
| contractiō, contractiōnis f | drawing together, contraction, cramp, consolidation, abridging, shortening, abridgment, shortness, shortening in pronunciation, dejection, undue depression, despondency |
| contractus, contracta, contractum | drawn together into a narrow space, compressed, contracted, close, short, narrow, abridged, restricted, limited |
| contractus, contractūs m | a drawing together, shrinking, wrinkling, an entering upon an affair,a transacting of an affair, contract, agreement |
| contrūdere, contrūdō, contrūsi, contrūsum | thrust together, crowd together, press, thrust, push in, to crowd in |
| contubernium, contuberniī n | marriage of slaves, concubinage, a dwelling together, a common war-tent, the dwelling of different persons, the dwelling of a couple who are slaves, a slave dwelling |
| contubernium, contuberniī n | tent-companionship, a dwelling together in a tent, a body of soldiers occupying a tent together, a mess, squad, the intercourse of a young man and the general accompanied by him in war, attendance, the accompanying |
| convāsāre, convāsō, convāsāvī, convāsātum | pack vessels together, pack implements together, pack up, pile up |
| convectiō, convectiōnis f | a carrying together, a bringing together |
| convectāre, convectō, convectātum | bear in abundance together, carry together in abundance, bring together in abundance |
| convector, convectōris m | one who carries together, one who brings together, passenger, the deity who presided over the gathering in of grain |
| convehere, convehō, convēxī, convectum | carry together, bear together, bring together, gather, get in |
| convena, convenae c | coming together, meeting |
| convenae, convenārum m | a multitude collected together, assembled strangers, refugees, tramps |
| convenientia, convenientiae f | a meeting together, agreement, accord, harmony, symmetry, conformity, suitableness, fitness |
| convenīre, conveniō, convēnī, conventum | come together, meet together, assemble, meet one judicially, sue, bring an action against, summon before a tribunal, unite, join, combine, couple, agree with in wishes, agree with in decisions, accord, harmonize, fit with, it in, fit to something, suit, be adapted to |
| convenīre possum | can meet, can get together |
| conventīcius, conventīcia, conventīcium | pertaining to coming together, pertaining to intercourse |
| conventītius, conventītia, conventītium | pertaining to coming together, pertaining to intercourse |
| convergere, convergō | incline together |
| converritor, converritōris m | one who sweeps together |
| converrere, converrō, converrī, conversum (convorrere, convorro, convorrī, convorsum) | sweep together, brush together, sweep, clear away |
| convīctus, convīctūs m | a living together, intimacy, social intercourse, a banquet, feast, entertainment |
| convīvificāre, convīvificō, convīvificāvī | quicken together |
| convīvium, convīviī n | a living together, meal in company, social feast, entertainment, banquet, company at table, guests |
| convīvāre, convīvō | to feast with others, to banquet with others, carouse together, consume, eat |
| convīvere, convīvō, convīxī, convīctum | live with, eat together, feast together, banquet together |
| convīvārī, convīvor, convīvātus sum | to feast with others, to banquet with others, carouse together, consume, eat |
| convocātiō, convocātiōnis f | a convoking, calling together, assembling together |
| convocāre, convocō, convocāvī, convocātum | call together, convoke, assemble, call |
| convolāre, convolō, convolāvī, convolātum | fly together, flock together, come hastily together, run together |
| convolvere, convolvō, convolvī, convolūtum | roll together, roll up, roll round, fasten together, interweave, interlace, unroll, roll up, look over (roll of manuscript) |
| convorāre, convorō | devour together |
| convorrere, convorrō, convorrī, convorsum | sweep together, brush together, sweep, clear away |
| convovēre, convoveō, convōvī, convōtum | vow together, take a vow together, unite through a vow |
| coolēscere, coolēscō | grow together with something, unite, agree together, coalesce, grow firmly, strike root, increase, become strong, grow firm, take root, be consolidated |
| cooperārī, cooperor, cooperātus sum | work with, work together, combine, unite |
| coōrdināre, coōrdinō, coōrdināvī, coōrdinātum | at the same time co-arrange, neatly assemble, put together neatly |
| cōpla, cōplae f | that which binds together, that which binds fast, band, rope, thong, tie, clasp of a bracelet, connection |
| cōpula, cōpulae f | that which binds together, that which binds fast, band, rope, thong, tie, clasp of a bracelet, connection |
| cōpulātus, cōpulāta, cōpulātum | joined together, united, connected |
| cōpulātus, cōpulātūs m (nur Abl. Sgl. cōpulātū) | a connecting together, joining together |
| cōpulāre, cōpulō, cōpulāvī, cōpulātum | couple, bind together, tie together, join, connect, unite, confront, associate with |
| cōpulum, ī n | that which binds together, that which binds fast, band, rope, thong, tie, clasp of a bracelet, connection |
| corpus animae coaegrēscit | the body gets sick together with the soul |
| corrādere, corrādō, corrāsī, corrāsum | scrape together, rake together, procure with difficulty |
| correcumbere, correcumbō | lie down together, lie down at the same time, lying down with any one |
| corrēgnāre, corrēgnō | reign together with one |
| corresuscitāre, corresuscitō | raise from the dead together |
| corrīdēre, corrīdeō | laugh together, laugh aloud |
| corripere, corripiō, corripuī, correptum | seize up, snatch up, collect, seize upon, take hold of, attack, seize, sweep awa, carry away, draw together, draw in, contract, shorten, abridge, diminish, reproach, reprove, chide, blame, seize upon, attack, fascinate, |
| corrīvātiō, corrīvātiōnis f | a drawing together of streams of water |
| corrīvāre, corrīvō, corrīvāvī, corrīvātum | conduct streams of water together, draw together into one stream |
| corrogātiō, corrogātiōnis f | bringing together |
| corrogāre, corrogō, corrogvī, corrogātum | bring together by entreaty, bring together, collect |
| corruere, corruō, corruī, corruitūrus | fall together, fall down, tumble down, sink to the ground, fall, rush headlong, bring to the ground, heap together, overthrow, ruin, heap up |
| cōspissāre, cōspissō, cōspissātum | press together, thicken, condense, dense |
| cōvenīre, cōveniō, cōvēnī, cōventum | come together, meet together, assemble, meet one judicially, sue, bring an action against, summon before a tribunal, unite, join, combine, couple, agree with in wishes, agree with in decisions, accord, harmonize, fit with, it in, fit to something, suit, be adapted to |
| crēber, crēbra, crēbrum | that exists or takes place in a continuous multitude, following closely together, following closely one after another, thick, close, pressed together, frequent, numerous, repeated, crowded with, abundant, abounding in |
| crīnem nōdō cohibeō | hold the hair together with a knot |
| cum + Abl. | with, together, together with, in connection with, in company with, along with |
| cum peristӯliō domus tōta collāpsa est | together with the peristyle the whole house collapsed |
| cumulus, cumulī m | heap, pile, a mass piled up, a heap added to an accumulated mass or to a full measure |
| cūncticinus, cūncticina, cūncticinum | all together, concordant, harmonious |
| cūnctim | entirely, all together, completely, in a body, collectively |
| cūnctus, cūncta, cūnctum | all in a body, all together, the whole, all, entire |
| Dalmatica, Dalmaticae f | a long undergarment of Dalmatian wool, worn by priests during the mass |
| dēligāre, dēligō, dēligāvi, dēligātum | bind together, tie together, bind up, bind fast |
| Delmatica, Delmaticae f | a long undergarment of Dalmatian wool, worn by priests during the mass |
| dēminuī, dēminuor, dēminūtus sum | be downgraded, be demoted, melt together, decrease, become fewer |
| dēnsēre, dēnseō, dēnsētum | make thick, press together, hicken, condense |
| dēnsitāre, dēnsitō, dēnsitātus | put tightly together, condense, compress |
| dēnsāre, dēnsō, dēnsāvī, dēnsātum | make thick, press together, hicken, condense |
| dēvincīre, dēvinciō, dēvīnxī, dēvīnctum | bind fast, tie up, bind together, unite closely, engage, oblige, lay under obligation |
| diī commūnēs | gods worshiped together |
| in ūnum | into one, to one place, together |
| laterēs diatonī | band-stones, which run through the thickness of a wall and bind it together |
| multa acervātim frequentō | crowding together many thoughts in one period |
| oinā | together |
| omnēs meās vīndemiolās reservō | keep all my small income together |
| schedius, schedia, schedium | made suddenly, made off hand, hastily put together, hastily thrown together |
| septēnī, septēnae, septēna | seven together |
| serere, serō, seruī, sertum | join together, bind together, plait, interweave, entwine, join, connect, interweave, combine, compose, contrive |
| sertus, serta, sertum | put together, knotted, strung together, concatenated |
| silva, silvae f | wood, forest, woodland, plantation of trees, orchard, grove, a growth of other plants, bush, foliage, a crowded mass, abundance, quantity |
| simītū (altlat. Nbf. zu simul) | at once, at the same time, together |
| simītur (altlat. Nbf. zu simul) | at once, at the same time, together |
| simul | at the same time, together, at once, as soon as, also, likewise |
| sociābilis, sociābile | that may be easily united, that may be easily joined together, socia |
| sociāre, sociō, sociāvī, sociātum | join together, unite together, associate, to do in common, hold in common, to share a thing with another |
| solidēscere, solidēscō | become firm, become solid, whole, unite, grow together |
| solidāre, solidō, solidāvī, solidātum | make firm, make dense, make solid, make whole, make sound, strengthen, fasten together, confirm, establish, unite, correct |
| sorōriāre, sorōriō | grow up together like two sisters, swell together like two sisters |
| spādix, spādicis m (Akk.Plur. spādīcas) | palm-branch broken off, together with its fruit |
| stegnus, stegna, stegnum | making close, drawing together, costive |
| stīpāre, stīpō, stīpāvi, stīpātum | crowd together, press together, compress, pack up together, press, cram, stuff full, fill full, surround, encompass, environ, attend, accompany |
| strāgēs, strāgis f | throwing down, throwing to the ground, overthrowing, overthrow, confusion, confused heap, confused mass, mortal overthrow, defeat, slaughter, massacre, butchery, carnage, overthrow, ruin, destruction |
| strictiō, strictiōnis f | rawing together, pressing together |
| strictūra, strictūrae f | contraction, compression, strictur, pressure, suffering, torment, mass of wrought iron, bar of iron |
| strictus, stricta, strictum | drawn together, close, strait, tight |
| stringere, stringō, strīnxī, strictum | draw tight, bind tight, tie tight, draw together, bind together, press together, touch, touch upon, touch lightly, touch slightly, graze, touch upon, treat briefly |
| strūctiō, strūctiōnis f | joining together, building, erecting, construction |
| strūctūra, strūctūrae f | an architectural fitting together, building, erecting, mode of building, construction, erection, edifice, structure, arrangement, order |
| struere, struō, strūxī, strūctum | place by or upon each other, pile up, arrange, make by joining together, build, erect, fabricate, make, form, construct, join together, compound, compose, prepare, cause, occasion, devise, contrive, instigate |
| subcommūnis, subcommūne | jointly, collectively, together, collaboratively |
| subiūnctīvus, subiūnctīva, subiūnctīvum | belonging to binding together, connecting |
| substrictus, substricta, substrictum | drawn together, contracted, small, narrow, tight, close |
| subtexere, subtexō, subtexuī, subtextum | weave under any thing, weave below any thing, join on, fasten, affix, draw before, veil, cover, hide, darken, obscure, conceal, add, annex, append, subjoin, put together, compose, prepare, contrive |
| summā familiāritāte coniūnctus sum cum aliquō | be bound together in the deepest friendship |
| superstringere, superstringō, superstrīnxī, superstrictum | bind together above, draw together above, draw together over |
| supparile, supparilis n | the bringing together two words different in meaning, but similar in sound, paronomasia |
| sūrclāre, sūrclō | bind together with twigs |
| sūrculāre, sūrculō | bind together with twigs |
| sūtēla, sūtēlae f | sewing together, cunning device, contrivance, artifice, trick, wile |
| sūtilis, sūtile | sewed together, bound together, fastened together |
| sūtum, sūtī n | that which is made of plates fastened together |
| sūtūra, sūtūrae f | sewing together, seam, suture |
| symplēgas,symplēg adis f (Gen. Sgl. auch: symplēgados, Akk. Plur. symplēgadas) | joining together, cohesion |
| sympsalma, sympsalmatis n | playing together of music |
| synodicus, synodica, synodicum | going together, coming together, synodical, according to the decrees of the synod |
| synoecium, synoeciī n | room where several persons dwell together |
| systalticus, systaltica, systalticum | drawing together |
| syzygia, syzygiae f | joining together, conjunction, syzygy |
| tēlīs aliquem coniciō | shoot together |
| teriugus, teriuga, teriugum | thrice bound together, threefold |
| tetraphoros, tetraphoron | of four bearers, four bearers carrying any thing together |
| texere, texō, texuī, textum | weave, join together, fit together, plait, braid, interweave, interlace, intertwine, construct, make, fabricate, build, compose |
| textum, textī n | that which is woven, web, that which is plaited together, that which is braided together, that which is fitted together, plait, texture, fabric |
| trabica, trabicae f | vessel made of beams fastened together, raft |
| trahere, trahō, trāxī, tractum | draw, drag, haul, drag along, draw off, draw forth, draw away, draw out, pull out, extract, withdraw, draw together, bring together, contract, wrinkle, draw in, take in, quaff, draw up, inhaling, take on, assume, acquire, get, drag away violently, to carry off, plunder |
| trēsvirī, trēsvirōrum | three men holding an office together, three men associated in public business, board of three, three joint commissioners |
| tribus, tribūs f | division of the people, tribe, commonalty, mass, mob, poor people |
| triumvirī, triumvirōrum m | three men holding an office together, three men associated in public business, a board of three, three joint commissioners |
| tumultuārius, tumultuāria, tumultuārium | belonging to bustle, belonging to hurry, belonging to tumult, brought hurriedly together, raised hastily, raised suddenly, that is done in a hurry, that is done hurried, that happens hasty, that is done sudden, that happens confused, that is done irregular |
| turba undique cōnfluentis flūctuantisque populī | the hustle and bustle of the crowd coming together from all sides and swaying back and forth |
| ūber, ūberis n (οὖθαρ) | teat, pap, dug, udder, breast that gives suck, fruitful breast, mass in the shape of an udder, richness, fruitfulness, fertility |
| ūnā | in one and the same place, at the same time, in company, together |
| ūnā adsunt | they come together |
| ūnā cum legiōne hiemāre | spend the winter together with the legion |
| ūnā mēcum simul | together with me |
| ūnā sedeō | sit together |
| undique auxilia contrahō | draw together armed forces from everywhere |
| undique collēctī coeunt | flow together closed from all sides |
| undique concurrō | flow together from everywhere |
| ūnīre, ūniō, ūnīvī, ūnītum | join together, unite |
| ūniter | into one, together in one, conjointly |
| ūniversāliter | all together |
| ūniversātim | all together, wholly, entirely |
| ūniversī, ūniversae, ūniversa | all together, all taken collectively, whole, entire, collective, general, universal |
| ūniversī, ūniversōrum m | the whole body of citizens, all men together |
| ūniversim | all together, as a whole |
| ūniversus, ūniversa, ūniversum | all together, all taken collectively, whole, entire, collective, general, universal |
| ūnivorsus, ūnivorsa, ūnivorsum | all together, all taken collectively, whole, entire, collective, general, universal |
| ūnō ōrdine habeō | lump together, lump them all together |
| ūnō ōre | unanimously, with one voice, with one vote, all together |
| ūnō partū ēditus cum aliquō | born at the same time with someone, born together with someone |
| ūnō vinculō cōpulō | chain together, concatenate, link together, interconnect |
| ūnōsē | at once, at the same time, together |
| vēla trahō | pull the sails together, haul in the sails |
| verrere, verrō, verrī (versī), versum | scrape, sweep, brush, scour, sweep out, sweep up, sweep together, clean out, cleanse by sweeping, sweep along, drive, impel, sweep away, drag away, take away, carry off, obliterate, cover, hide, conceal |
| viēre, vieō, viētum | bend together, twist together, plait, weave |
| vinculum, per quod rēs pūblica cohaeret | the bond by which the state is held together |
| vitta coercet capillōs | the bandage holds the hair together |
| vocāre, vocō, vocāvī, vocātum | call, call upon, call down, summon, invoke, call together, convoke, announce, cite, bid, invite, exhort, urge, stimulate, arouse, challenge, name |
| volgus, volgī n | great mass, people, public, mass, crowd, throng, multitude of persons, vulgar, mob, rabble, populace |
| voluptās nūllum habet cum virtūte commercium | pleasure does not go together with virtue |
| volvere, volvō, volvī, volūtum | roll, turn about, turn round, tumble, roll up, roll together, form by rolling, roll itself round about, turn along, roll along, roll along, roll off, roll onwards, turn over in the mind, revolve in the mind, ponder, meditate, reflect upon, consider |
| vulgāris, vulgāre | belonging to the great mass, belonging to the multitude, general, usual, ordinary, every-day, common, commonplace, vulgar |
| vulgāritās, vulgāritātis f | great mass, multitude |
| vulgārius, vulgāria, vulgārium | belonging to the great mass, belonging to the multitude, general, usual, ordinary, every-day, common, commonplace, vulgar |
| vulgus, vulgī n | great mass, multitude, people, public, mass, crowd, throng, vulgar, mob, rabble, populace |
| vulgus, vulgī n | great mass, people, public, mass, crowd, throng, multitude of persons, vulgar, mob, rabble, populace |
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