Cento a Roman cognomen Centobrīga a town of the Celtiberi in Spain; the inhabitants of Cent... centŏcŭlus hundred-eyed; with a multitude of eyes centōnārĭus adj. pertaining to patchwork; a maker of patchwork; a dealer in rags centrālis adj. in the middle; central centrātus adj. in the middle; centre; central centrĭnae a kind of beetle; wasp Centrōnes a people of Gaul; Centron; in the valley Tarantaise; Courtray; Thorout centrōsus adj. in the central point; inward; internal centrum the stationary foot of the compasses; around which the ot... centum A hundred; an indefinite; large number Centumălus a Roman cognomen centum căpĭta a plant; also called Centum Cellae a seaport town in Etruria; Civita Vecchia Centumgĕmĭnus adj. a hundreafoid centumpĕda hundredfooted centumpondĭum a weight of a hundred pounds centumvir centumvĭrālis adj. pertaining to the centumviri centumvĭri a college; bench of judges chosen annually for civil suit... centuncŭlus A small patch; patchwork; A plant; bind-weed; knotweed centŭplex adj. a hundredfold centūplĭco v. a. to increase a hundredfold; increased a hundredfold; centuple centūplus adj. hundredfold; centuple; a hundredfold centŭpondĭum centŭrĭa an assemblage; a division consisting of a hundred things ...; a number of acres… centŭrĭālis adj. pertaining to a century centŭrĭātim adv. By companies; centuries; N. cr; in masses; crowds; by hundreds centŭrĭātĭo a dividing into centuries centŭrĭātus centŭrĭātus A division into centuries; The office of centurion centŭrĭo v. a. to divide into centuries; to arrange in centuries; assign to companies; carryin… centŭrĭo the commander of a century; a captain; centurion centŭrĭōnātus the office of a centurion; An election of centurions Centŭrĭpae a very old town in Sicily; near Ætna; Centorbi; of Centuripœ; the inhabitants o… centussis a hundred cēnŭla a little dinner Ceos cēpa cēpaea a plant similar to the portulacca; the portulacca-leaved ... cĕphălaea a continued pain in the head; a lasting headache cĕphălaeōta a collector of a capitation tax cĕphălalgīa a headache cĕphălalgĭcus adj. sick with a headache Cĕphălēnĭa the largest island in the Ionian Sea; Cephalonia cĕphălĭcus adj. relating to the head; head- Cĕphălio a slave of Atticus cĕphălo a palmtree Cĕphăloedis a small fortified town in Sicily; in the region of Himera... cĕphălōtē adj. f; having a head Cĕphălus a son of Deïoneus; of Pandion; a grandson of Æolus Cēphēïs Cephēïus cēphēnes The drones in a swarm of bees; a people of Ethiopia; Ethiopian Cēpheus a king of Ethiopia; husband of Cassiope. father of Androm... Cēphīsus A river in Phocis and Bœotia; Cephisso; Gaurio; A river on the west side of Ath… cēpīna cēpītis a precious stone cepolindrum a kind of condiment cēpŏnĭdes a precious stone cēpŏs Aphrŏdītēs a plant cēpŏtăphĭŏlum a little tomb in a garden cēpŏtăphĭum a tomb in a garden cēpulla cēpūrĭcus adj. pertaining to gardening; a treatise on gardening Cēpūrŏs a gardener cēra wax; the wax cells of the hives cērăchātes a precious stone; the wax-agate Cĕrambus a mythological person; changed; in the time of the flood ... Cĕrămīcus the name of two places; one within and the other without ... Cĕrămīcus cĕrămītis a precious stone of the color of brick Cĕrămus a town on; the coast of Caria; the Gulf of Kos cērārĭus adj. pertaining to wax; she who makes wax-lights; wax-money; a revenue either for wa… cĕrăs a kind of wild parsnip; a mountain on the west coast of Libya cĕrăsĭnus adj. cherry-colored cĕrastes A horned serpent; the cerastes; A kind of horned worm injurious to trees; As no… cĕrăsum cĕrăsus the cherrytree; A cherry Cĕrăsūs a town in Pontus; where the cherry is native; Keresun cĕrătĭa a plant with a single leaf cĕrătĭas a kind of comet resembling a horn cĕrătĭna the sophistical argument concerning horns cĕrătītis a kind of wild poppy cĕrătĭum a Greek weight corresponding to the Latin cērātum a wax plaster; wax salve; wax pomatum cērātūra a smearing over; covering with wax cērātus cĕraula a hornblower; corneter cĕraunĭa cĕraunĭus adj. a precious stone; a kind of onyx; a meteoric stone; of a red color Cĕraunŏbŏlĭa the hurling of the thunderbolts; a painting of Apelles cĕraunus Cĕraunus cognomen of king Ptolemœus; of Macedonia; son of Ptolemœu... Cerbĕrion ancient name of the town Cimmerium; on the Cimmerian Bosp... Cerbĕrus the three-; headed monster Cerberus; pertaining to Cerberus Cercasōrum a city of Egypt; El-Arkas cercēris a bird living in the water and on land; N. cr Cercĕtae a people of Pontus Cercĕtĭus a southern spur of Mount Pindus in Thessaly