confĭdēlis a fellow-believer confīdens P. a. confīdenter adv. P. a. fin confīdentĭa A firm trust in a thing, confidence; self-confidence, boldness confīdentĭlŏquus adj. speaking confidently; audaciously confīdo v. n. to trust confidently in something, confide in, rely firml...; confident, trusti… confīgo v. a. To join; to fasten together; To pierce through, to transfix confĭgūrātĭo a similar formation, configuration confĭgūro v. a. to form from; after something, to fashion accordingly confīnālis adj. pertaining to boundaries, boundary- confindo v. a. to cleave asunder, divide confingo v. a. to form, fashion, fabricate; to invent, devise, feign, pretend confīnis adj., bordering one upon another, bordering on, adjoining...; nearly related, n… confīnĭum a confine, common boundary, limit, border; neighborhood, nearness, close connec… confīnĭus adj. confīo confirmātē adv. P. a. fin confirmātĭo a securing, establishing, confirming confirmātīvē adv. confirmātīvus adj. serving for confirmation, confirmative; an affirmation, a... confirmātor he who confirms; establishes a thing; a surety, security confirmātrix she who establishes; confirms a thing confirmātus P. a. confirmĭtas firmness of will; obstinacy confirmo v. a. to make firm, establish, strengthen, confirm; to recover; to grow well confiscātĭo a forfeiting, confiscation confiscātor a treasurer, master of the exchequer confisco v. a. To lay up in a chest; To seize upon for the public treasury, to confiscate confīsĭo confidence, assurance confīsus confit confĭtĕor v. dep. to acknowledge, confess, own, avow; to concede, allow, grant; to reveal, manife… confixĭlis adj. that can be joined together confixĭo a firm joining together confixus conflābello v. a. to fan violently conflaccesco v. inch. n. to grow quite languid conflāges places exposed on all sides to the winds conflāgrātĭo a burning, conflagration conflāgro v. n. and a. , to burn up; Neutr., to burn, be consumed; verb. finit; burnt up conflammo v. a. to inflame conflātĭlis adj. cast, molten; a molten image conflātĭo A fanning, kindling, stirring up conflātor a metal-caster conflātōrĭum a melting. furnace conflātūra a melting of metals by fire conflexus bowed, bent conflictātĭo a striking together, a collision, conflict, struggle; A punishing conflictātrix she who afflicts conflictĭo a striking together, a collision; a conflict, combat; a contest, conflict conflicto v. freq. a. to strike together violently; to fight with, contend; str...; to strike forcibl… conflictus conflictus a striking together; a fight, contest conflīgātus struck together conflīgĭum a striking; dashing together conflīgo v. a. and n. to strike one thing against; on another, to strike, bring...; Neutr., to be in … conflo v. a. to blow together, to blow up, stir up; to kindle, light; to melt, fuse; to melt… conflōrens blooming; flourishing together confluctŭo v. n. to wave on all sides conflŭens conflŭentĭa a flowing together, conflux conflūges places into which several streams flow conflŭo v. n. to flow; run together; where it unites with the Saōne; to flock; crowd together… conflŭus adj. flowing together conflŭvĭum a conflux, confluence confŏdĭo to dig thoroughly, dig round about, to prepare by digging; pierced through; you… confoedĕrātĭo a covenant, agreement confoedĕro v. a. to unite; join by a league confoedo to pollute, defile confoedustus adj. joined in alliance confŏrānĕus working; selling at the same market-place confŏre confŏrĭo to pollute, defile conformālis adj. conformable, like, similar conformātĭo a symmetrical forming; fashioning, conformation, shape, form conformātor a framer, former conformis adj. similar, like conformo v. a. to form, fashion, shape symmetrically; skilfully confornĭcātĭo a vaulting over confornĭco v. a. to over-arch, vault over conforto v. a. to strengthen much confossus P. a. confŏvĕo v. a. to warm, foster, cherish assiduously confractĭo a breach, rupture confractūra confractus P. a. confrāges confrăgōsus adj., broken, rough, uneven; a rough place; region; roughly, unevenly confrăgus adj. rough, rugged, uneven; a rough place, thicket; Comp., sup confrĕmo v. n. to sound aloud, resound, to murmur loudly confrĕquento v. a. to visit frequently; in great numbers, to frequent confrĭcāmentum something for rubbing confrĭcātĭo a vigorous rubbing. friction confrĭco v. a. to rub vigorously, to rub in confringo v. a. to break in pieces; to break, bring to naught, destroy; P. a., broken, uneven confrĭo v. a. to rub in confrixo v. a. to roast; fry with something confŭga one who takes refuge somewhere, a refugee confŭgēla confŭgĭo v. n. to flee to for; refuge; succor, take refuge in; to take refuge in, have recours…