consarcĭno v. a. to sew, stitch; patch together consarrĭo v. a. to hoe; rake to pieces consătĭo a procreation consătus consaucĭo v. a. to wound severely consāvĭo conscĕlĕrātus P. a. conscĕlĕro v. a. to stain; pollute with guilt, to dishonor, disgrace by wi... conscendo v. a. and n. to mount, to ascend; to go on board a ship, to embark, take ship; acc., in conscensĭo an ascending into, embarking conscensus conscensus an ascending, mounting conscĭentĭa a knowing of a thing together with another person, joint ...; A joint knowledge… conscindo v. a. to tear; rend to pieces; am pulled to pieces; abused, calumniated conscĭo v. a. To be conscious; To know well conscisco v. a. to approve of, decree, determine; resolve upon something ...; aliquid sibi; to … conscissĭo a tearing in pieces conscissus conscītus conscĭus adj. that knows something in company with others; by himself, ...; Knowing; consciou… conscrĕor v. dep. to clear the voice, hawk much conscrībillo to scribble over, to scribble, scrawl upon; bis; to mark ... conscrībo 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 consĕco v. a. To cut up, cut to pieces; to cut off, lop, prune consēcrānĕus adj. united by the same; subst., one bound by the same (milita... consēcrātĭo A religious dedication, consecration; deification; An execration; A magical inc… consēcrātor one who consecrates; dedicates consēcrātrix she who consecrates; makes sacred consēcro P. a. to dedicate, devote something as sacred to a deity consectānĕus adj. Following eagerly after, hanging upon; subst., an adheren...; Consequent consectārĭus adj. that follows logically, consequent; 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 consector 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,… consēdo v. a. to still, allay, quiet consĕdo he who sits with one consēmĭnālis adj., sown with several kinds of seed consēmĭnĕus adj. sown; planted with various kinds consĕnesco v. inch. to grow old together, to grow; become old; gray consĕnĭor a fellow-elder, fellow-presbyter consensĭo an agreeing together, agreement, unanimity, common accord; a plot, combination,… consensus consensus agreement, accordance, unanimity, concord; agreement, harmony, synpathy consentānĕē adv. consentānĕus adj. agreeing; according with something, suited to, becoming, ... consentes the twelve superior deities consentĭa sacred rites established by common agreement Consentĭa the capital of the Bruttii; adj., of; pertaining to Conse... consentĭo v. n. to feel together; substances; To agree, accord, harmonize with a person; thing;… consentĭum a council consĕpĕlĭo v. a. to bury with; buried with consēpio consĕqŭë adv. consĕquens P. a. consĕquenter adv. P. a. fin consĕquentĭa a consequence, natural succession; by consequence consĕquĭa a consequence consĕquor v. dep. a. To follow, follow up, press upon, go after, attend, accom...; to reach, overtak… consĕquus adj. following; N. cr consermōnor v. dep. to converse with one, to talk consĕro v. a. To sow; plant with something; To sow, plant consĕro v. a. connect, entwine, tie, join, fit, bind into a whole 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 conservĭtĭum joint servitude; the fellowslaves conservo v. a. to retain, keep something in existence, to hold up, maint...; P. a; accs; prese… conservŭla a small (female) fellow-slave conservus 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. consīdĕro v. a. to look at closely, attentively, carefully, to inspect, e...; to consider matur… consīdo v. n. to sit down; take a seat, be seated, to settle; abl., sub consignātē adv. consignātīo a written proof, a document consignātus P. a. consigno v. a. To furnish with a seal, to affix, put one's seal to, to s...; To note, write do… consĭlesco v. inch. n. to become still, to be hushed, keep silent, grow dumb consĭlĭārĭus adj. suitable for counsel, counselling; a counsellor, adviser consĭlĭātĭo a consulting, counselling consĭlĭātor a counsellor consĭlĭātrix she who counséls