equus (m); caballus (m) horse
cacaotica (f) chocolate
cacare shit
cacumen (n) top
cadmium (n) cadmium
cado fall
fieri; fio; accido; contingo; evenio; cado; intercido happen
caecus (m) blind
'(Classical Latin)' caedēs per insidiās 'nominative', caedis per insidiās 'genitive'; '(Modern Latin)' assassinātiō 'nominative', assassinātiōnis 'genitive' assassination
qui arat olivetum, rogat fructum (he who plows the olive-yard, invites crops), qui stercorat, exorat (he who mucks, prevails upon), qui caedit, cogit (he who cuts to pieces, gathers) no pain, no gain
occido; interficio; neco; caedo; concido kill
caelum (n) sky
caelum (n) heaven
caelum (n) chisel
caementum cement
caeruleus (m), caerulea (f), caeruleum (n) blue
caeruleus blue
umbraculum caeruleum mortis blue screen of death
caesium caesium
calamus caramel
tendo calcaneus (m) Achilles tendon
calceus (m) shoe
conscindo calcibus; conscindeo calcibus; conscindo pedibus kick
calculus (m); lapillus (m) pebble
calendarium (m) calendar
calidus; caleo (to be hot) hot
calidus; caleo (i am warm) warm
californium californium
caligo (f); nebula (f) fog
tenebrae (f); caligo (f) darkness
nox (f); tenebrae (f); nocturna tempora (n); caligo (f) night
prudentia (f); calliditas (f); calliditas (f); solertia (f); ars (f); ars (f); ars (f); scientia (f); sollers acumen; potestas (f); potentia (f) ability
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caesium caesium
cake placenta (f)
caramel calamus
calendar calendarium (m)
calf vitulus; vitellus
calf sura (f)
californium californium
call voco
call clamo
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