cōgĭtātōrĭum a receptacle of thought cōgĭtātum cōgĭtātus cōgĭtātus a thinking; thought cōgĭto v. a. to pursue something in the mind; To consider thoroughly; to ponder; to weigh; r… cognāta cognātĭo blood relationship; kindred; connection by birth; a near; close relationship co-gnātus adj. sprung from the same stock; related by blood; kindred;; subst; a blood-relation cognĭtĭo a becoming acquainted with; learning to know; acquiring knowledge; knowledge; k… cognĭtĭōnālis adj. pertaining to judicial inquiry cognĭtor one who has made himself familiar with a case in law;; An advocate; attorney; A… cognĭtōrĭus adj. pertaining to an advocate cognĭtūra the office of a fiscal agent; who looks up the debtors to the treasury; a state… cognĭtus P. a. cognĭtus a becoming acquainted with; a knowing cognōbĭlis adj. that can be understood; intelligible cognōmen A name added to the; a Roman surname; family name; epithet; a name cognōmentum a surname; a name cognōmĭnātĭo a surname cognōmĭnis adj. like - named; of the same name cognōmĭno v. a. To furnish with a surname; to surname; denominate; synonyms; to name cognoscens P. a. cognoscenter adv. cognoscĭbĭlis adj. recognizable; discernible; recognizably co-gnosco v. a. tempp. perff; To become thoroughly acquainted with; to learn by inquiring; to e… cōgo v. a. to drive together to one point; to collect; compress; crowd; bring cŏhăbĭtātĭo a dwelling together cŏhăbĭtātor he who dwells with any one cŏ-hăbĭto v. n. to dwell together cŏhaerenter adv. cŏ-haerentĭa a cohering; coherence; connection cŏ-haerĕo v. n. to cling together; to be united; to cohere; to adhere; be united cŏhaeres cŏ-haeresco v. inch. n. to hang together cŏhaesus P. a. cŏ-hēres a coheir; fellow-heir cŏ-hĭbĕo v. a. To hold together; to hold; contain; confine; embrace cŏhĭbĭlis adj. abridged; short cŏhĭbĭlĭter adv. cŏhĭbĭtĭo a restraining; governing cŏhĭbĭtus P. a. cŏ-hŏnesto v. a. to honor in common; abundantly; do honor to; to honor; grace cŏ-horresco v. inch. n. to shudder; shake; shiver with fear; cold cŏhors A place enclosed around; a court; enclosure; yard; pen cŏhortālīnus adj. pertaining to an imperial body-guard cŏhortālis adj. Pertaining to a cattle; poultry-yard; Pertaining to an imperial body - guard cŏhortātĭo an exhorting; inciting; exhortation; encouragement cŏhortātĭuncŭla a short exhortation cŏhortĭcŭla a small cohort cŏhorto v. a. to exhort; encourage cŏ-hortor v. dep. to animate; encourage; to incite; exhort; admonish cŏ-hospĕs a fellow-guest cŏhospĭtans cohum the strap by which the plough-beam was fastened to the yoke; cŏhum cŏ-hūmĭdo v. a. to moisten all over; to wet coillum the inmost part of the house; where the Lares were worshipped cŏ-imbĭbo v. a. to imbibe along with; at the same time Cŏinquenda a goddess who presided over the felling of trees cŏinquĭnātĭo a polluting cŏ-inquĭno v. a. to defile all over; to pollute wholly; to contaminate; to infect; taint cŏ-inquo v. a. to cut off; cut down coiro cŏĭtĭo A coming; meeting together; a meeting; A uniting; banding together cŏĭtus cŏĭtus a coming; meeting together; an assembling; an assemblage; crowd cŏix a kind of Ethiopian palm cŏjŭgālis cŏlăphīzo v. a. to box one cŏlăphus a blow with the fist; a cuff; a box on the ear cōlātūra filtration;; that which has been strained cōlātus P. a. Cŏlax title of comedies of Menander; and Plautus; Colchi Colchĭs a province in Asia; east of the Black Sea; celebrated on account of the golden … cōlĕātus adj. pertaining to the cōlēpĭum a knuckle of beef; pork cōles cōlĕus cŏlĭas a kind of tunny-fish cōlĭcē a remedy for the colic cōlĭcŭlus cōlĭcus adj. pertaining to the colic; suffering from; sick with the colic cŏlīna cōlīphĭum a kind of nourishing food for athletœ cōlis col-lăbasco v.. n; to totter; be about to fall at the same time; to waver with col-lăbĕfacto v. a. to make to reel; shake; totter col-lăbĕfīo to be made to reel; totter; to be brought to ruin; to overthrow; supplant col-lăbello v. a. to form by bringing the lips together col-lābor v. dep. to fall together; to fall in ruins;; to fall in; fall from age; to fall col-lăbōro v. n. to labor with; together Collăbus a comic name col-lăcĕrātus torn to pieces; lacerated col-lā^crĭmātĭo a weeping together; very much; a lamenting col-lā^crĭmo v. n. and a. to weep together; very much; to bewail; deplore; Neutr col-lactānĕus a brother; sister nourished at the same breast; a foster-brother; sister col-lactĕus a foster-brother; foster-sister; masc collactīcĭus col-laetor v. dep. to rejoice together