con-sarcĭno v. a. to sew, stitch; patch together con-sarrĭo v. a. to hoe; rake to pieces consătĭo a procreation consătus con-saucĭo v. a. to wound severely consāvĭo conscĕlĕrātus P. a. con-scĕlĕro v. a. to stain; pollute with guilt, to dishonor, disgrace by wicked conduct;; verb fi… con-scendo v. a. and n. to mount, to ascend; to go on board a ship, to embark, take ship; acc., in; ab conscensĭo an ascending into, embarking conscensus conscensus an ascending, mounting conscĭentĭa a knowing of a thing together with another person, joint knowledge, consciousne… con-scindo v. a. to tear; rend to pieces; am pulled to pieces; abused, calumniated con-scĭo v. a. To be conscious; To know well con-scisco v. a. to approve of, decree, determine; resolve upon something in common; aliquid sib… conscissĭo a tearing in pieces conscissus conscītus con-scĭus adj. that knows something in company with others; by himself, knowing with others; s… conscrĕor v. dep. to clear the voice, hawk much conscrībillo to scribble over, to scribble, scrawl upon; bis; to mark by beating con-scrībo v. a. to write together; To write together in a roll; list, to enroll;; to inscribe, … conscriptĭo a drawing up in writing, a composing, composition; a representation, treatise, … conscriptor a composer, writer, author conscriptus con-sĕco v. a. To cut up, cut to pieces; to cut off, lop, prune consē^crānĕus adj. united by the same; subst., one bound by the same (military) oath consē^crātĭo A religious dedication, consecration; deification; An execration; A magical inc… consē^crātor one who consecrates; dedicates consē^crātrix she who consecrates; makes sacred consē^cro P. a. to dedicate, devote something as sacred to a deity; to elevate to the rank of d… consectānĕus adj. Following eagerly after, hanging upon; subst., an adherent, follower; Consequent consectārĭus adj. that follows logically, consequent; Subst; conclusions, inferences consectātĭo an eager pursuit of a thing, a striving after consectātor an eager follower consectātrix she who eagerly pursues, an adherent, friend consectĭo a cutting; cleaving to pieces consecto con-sector v. dep. to follow, pursue, strive after eagerly; to attend eagerly; continually; to go … consectus consĕcūtĭo an effect, consequence; the proper following of one thing after another, order,… con-sēdo v. a. to still, allay, quiet consĕdo he who sits with one con-sēmĭnālis adj., sown with several kinds of seed consēmĭnĕus adj. sown; planted with various kinds con-sĕnesco v. inch. to grow old together, to grow; become old; gray; to grow old; gray in an occupa… con-sĕnĭor a fellow-elder, fellow-presbyter consensĭo an agreeing together, agreement, unanimity, common accord; a plot, combination,… consensus consensus agreement, accordance, unanimity, concord; adv., unanimously, with general cons… consentānĕē adv. consentānĕus adj. agreeing; according with something, suited to, becoming, meet, fit, proper; Sub… consentes the twelve superior deities consentĭa sacred rites established by common agreement Consentĭa the capital of the Bruttii; adj., of; pertaining to Consentia; the inhabitants … con-sentĭo v. n. to feel together; substances; To agree, accord, harmonize with a person; thing;… consentĭum a council con-sĕpĕlĭo v. a. to bury with; buried with consēpio consĕqŭë adv. consĕquens P. a. consĕquenter adv. consĕquentĭa a consequence, natural succession; by consequence consĕquĭa a consequence; a retinue, the rear guard con-sĕquor v. dep. a. To follow, follow up, press upon, go after, attend, accompany, pursue any perso… consĕquus adj. following; N. cr con-sermōnor v. dep. to converse with one, to talk con-sĕro v. a. To sow; plant with something; who preside over generation; to plant, set; To so… con-sĕro v. a. connect, entwine, tie, join, fit, bind into a whole; To join, connect, unite to… consertĭo a joining together consertus conserva a (female) fellow-slave conservābĭlis adj. that can be preserved conservātĭo a keeping, preserving conservātor a keeper, preserver, defender; A worshipper conservātrix she who preserves, defends; N. cr con-servĭtĭum joint servitude; the fellowslaves con-servo v. a. to retain, keep something in existence, to hold up, maintain, to preserve, leav… conservŭla a small (female) fellow-slave con-servus a fellow-slave, a companion in servitude consessor one who sits near; by a person; thing, an assessor consessus a sitting together; a collection of persons sitting together, an assembly consīdĕranter adv. consīdĕrantĭa consideration, reflection consīdĕrātē adv. consīdĕrātĭo contemplation, consideration, reflection consīdĕrātor one who considers, reflects; a sceptic consīdĕrātus P. a. con-sīdĕro v. a. to look at closely, attentively, carefully, to inspect, examine; to observe, pe… con-sīdo v. n. to sit down; take a seat, be seated, to settle; abl., sub; abl., ante; Impers consignātē adv. consignātīo a written proof, a document consignātus P. a. con-signo v. a. To furnish with a seal, to affix, put one's seal to, to seal, to sign, subscrib… con-sĭlesco v. inch. n. to become still, to be hushed, keep silent, grow dumb consĭlĭārĭus adj. suitable for counsel, counselling; Subst; a counsellor, adviser; an assessor, a… consĭlĭātĭo a consulting, counselling consĭlĭātor a counsellor consĭlĭātrix she who counséls