Caesar
Caesar, Caesaris
n. m. Caesar; (Julian gens cognomen); (adopted by emperors); [C. Julius ~ => Emperor];

Caesaraugusta
Caesaraugusta, Caesaraugustae
n. f. Saragossa (Spain);

Caeso
Caeso, Caesonis
n. m. Kaeso/Caeso (Roman praenomen); (abb. K.);

Caledonia
Caledonia, Caledoniae
n. f. Caledonia, Scotland, northern part of Britain;

Calenda
Calenda, Calendae
n. f. Kalends (pl.), 1st of month; abb. Kal./Kl.; day of proclamation, interest due;

Caligula
Caligula, Caligulae
n. f. Caligula (Gaius Claudius Caesar Germanicus, 37-41 AD); little soldier('s boot);

Calpurnia
Calpurnia, Calpurniae
n. f. Calpurnia, wife of Caesar; a daughter of plebeian gens Calpurnius;

Calvinianus
Calvinianus, Calviniana, Calvinianum
adj. Calvinist;

Calvinismus
Calvinismus, Calvinismi
n. m. Calvinism;

Calvinista
Calvinista, Calvinistae
n. f. Calvinist;

Cambria
Cambria, Cambriae
n. f. Wales;

Camena
Camena, Camenae
n. f. Muse; poetry; poem (L+S); song; (pl.) Latin goddesses of poetry (Cas);

Campania
Campania, Campaniae
n. f. Campania; (province of Italy south of Latinium noted for its fertility);

Cantabrigia
Cantabrigia, Cantabrigiae
n. f. Cambridge;

Cantuaria
Cantuaria, Cantuariae
n. f. Canterbury;

Capitolinus
Capitolinus, Capitolina, Capitolinum
adj. Capitoline; (one of 7 hills of Rome); of the Capitol; (temple of ~ Jupiter);

Capitolium
Capitolium, Capitolii
n. n. Capitol; Capitoline Hill in Rome;

Capua
Capua, Capuae
n. f. Capua; chief city of Campania;

Capuccinus
Capuccinus, Capuccini
n. m. Capuchin; (of order of St Francis new rule of 1528, from capuche/pointed hood);

Carchedonius
Carchedonius, Carchedonia, Carchedonium
adj. Carthaginian;

Carmelitus
Carmelitus, Carmeliti
n. . Carmelite, White Friar;

Carmelus
Carmelus, Carmeli
n. m. Carmel; (area/mountain range in north-west Palestine); beautiful hill (Isaiah);

Carnutes
Carnutes, Carnutis
n. m. Carnutes, tribe of central Gaul, around Loire - Caesar;

Carolus
Carolus, Caroli
n. m. Charles; (Charlemagne, 742-814, King of Franks, first Holy Roman Emperor);

Cartago
Cartago, Cartaginis
n. f. Carthage;

Carthaginiensis
Carthaginiensis, Carthaginiensis
n. m. Carthaginian, inhabitant of Carthage; (also of New Carthage in Spain?);

Carthaginiensis
Carthaginiensis, Carthaginiensis, Carthaginiense
adj. of/belonging to Carthage, Carthaginian; (also of New Carthage in Spain);

Carthago
Carthago, Carthaginis
n. f. Carthage;

Carthusianus
Carthusianus, Carthusiani
n. m. Carthusian; Charterhouse monk; (order founded by St Bruno 1086);

Carus
Carus, Cari
n. m. Carus; (Emperor Marcus Aurelius Numerius Carus 282-283);

Cassius
Cassius, Cassi
n. m. Cassius; (Roman gens name); (L. ~ Longinus defeated by Helvetii; Caesar killer);

Cassius
Cassius, Cassia, Cassium
adj. Cassius, Roman gens; (L. C~ Longinus defeated by Helvetii; C. C~ L~ assassin);

Cassivellaunus
Cassivellaunus, Cassivellauni
n. m. Cassiveellaunus, Commander of forces of Britons - Caesar;

Castor
Castor, Castoris
n. m. Castor; (twin to Pollux, brother to Helen); St Elmo's fire (pl.), corposant;

Cathartarium
Cathartarium, Cathartarii
n. n. Purgatory;

Cato
Cato, Catonis
n. m. Cato; (Roman cognomen); [M. Porcius Cato => Censor];

caballa
caballa, caballae
n. f. mare;

caballarius
caballarius, caballarii
n. m. horseman, rider; hostler;

caballatio
caballatio, caballationis
n. f. fodder/feed for a horse;

caballinus
caballinus, caballina, caballinum
adj. of a horse, horse-;

caballio
caballio, caballionis
n. m. small horse, pony; (perhaps hippocampi);

caballus
caballus, caballi
n. m. horse, riding horse, packhorse; (classical usu. an inferior horse, nag);

cabus
cabus, cabi
n. m. grain measure (Hebrew);

cacabaceus
cacabaceus, cacabacea, cacabaceum
adj. of/pertaining to a cooking/kitchen pot;

cacabatus
cacabatus, cacabata, cacabatum
adj. black/sooty like a cooking/kitchen pot; (opposite of immaculata);

cacabo
cacabo, cacabare, cacabavi, cacabatus
v. cackle; natural cry of partridge;

cacabulus
cacabulus, cacabuli
n. m. bell; small cooking pot (L+S), vessel;

cacabus
cacabus, cacabi
n. m. cooking/kitchen pot;

cacalia
cacalia, cacaliae
n. f. plant (Mercurialis tomentosa); colt's foot; (also called leontice L+S);

cacao
cacao, cacaonis
n. f. cacao tree (Theobroma cacao), chocolate tree; its seeds;

cacaturio
cacaturio, cacaturire, cacaturivi, cacaturitus
v. have urge to defecate; (rude);

cacatus
cacatus, cacatus
n. m. defecation, voiding of excrement; (rude);

caccabaceus
caccabaceus, caccabacea, caccabaceum
adj. of/pertaining to cooking/kitchen pot/pan;

caccabatus
caccabatus, caccabata, caccabatum
adj. black/sooty like cooking/kitchen pot; (opposite of immaculata);

caccabulus
caccabulus, caccabuli
n. m. bell; small cooking pot (L+S), vessel;

caccabus
caccabus, caccabi
n. m. pot (cooking/kitchen); pan (Cal);

caccitus
caccitus, caccitus
n. m. Sweetie; (used in reference to a beautiful boy); (rude?);

cachecta
cachecta, cachectae
n. f. sickly/ailing person; consumptive;

cachecticus
cachecticus, cachectica, cachecticum
adj. sickly/ailing; consumptive;

cachexia
cachexia, cachexiae
n. f. consumption, wasting;

cachinnabilis
cachinnabilis, cachinnabilis, cachinnabile
adj. of immoderate/excessive laughter; boisterous; capable of laughing; laughing;

cachinnatio
cachinnatio, cachinnationis
n. f. immoderate/excessive or boisterous laughter, guffawing; jeering;

cachinno
cachinno, cachinnare, cachinnavi, cachinnatus
v. laugh aloud or boisterously, guffaw; laugh loudly at;

cachinno
cachinno, cachinnonis
n. m. loud laughter; guffawing; jeering; one who laughs (violently) (L+S), derider;

cachinnosus
cachinnosus, cachinnosa, cachinnosum
adj. given to loud/immoderate/excessive or boisterous laughter;

cachinnus
cachinnus, cachinni
n. m. loud/excessive/boisterous/derisive laugh, guffaw; jeer; (applied to waves);

cachla
cachla, cachlae
n. f. plant, oxeye (also called buphthalmos);

caco
caco, cacare, cacavi, cacatus
v. defecate; defecate upon; defile with excrement; (rude);

cacoethes
cacoethes, cacoethis
n. n. malignant/obstinate tumor/disease; flaw/disease of character, passion;

cacometer
cacometer, cacometra, cacometrum
adj. unmetrical, faulty in meter;

cacometrus
cacometrus, cacometra, cacometrum
adj. unmetrical, faulty in meter;

cacophonia
cacophonia, cacophoniae
n. f. ugly/disagreeable sound formed by meeting of syllables/words; cacophony;

cacozelia
cacozelia, cacozeliae
n. f. bad taste; affection of style; bad/faulty/awkward imitation (L+S);

cacozelos
cacozelos
adv. with stylistically affection; in bad taste;

cacozelos
cacozelos, cacozelos, cacozelon
adj. stylistically affected; in bad taste;

cacozelus
cacozelus, cacozela, cacozelum
adj. stylistically affected; bad imitator/imitation of; in bad taste;

cactus
cactus, cacti
n. m. cardoon (Cynara cardunculus), Spanish artichoke; anything thorny/unpleasant;

cacula
cacula, caculae
n. f. soldier's servant/slave, batman, orderly; servant;

caculatum
caculatum, caculati
n. n. servitude; (esp. of a soldier's servant);

caculatus
caculatus, caculatus
n. m. servitude; (esp. of a soldier's servant);

cacumen
cacumen, cacuminis
n. n. top, peak, summit; shoot, blade of grass, tip of tree/branch; zenith; limit;

cacumino
cacumino, cacuminare, cacuminavi, cacuminatus
v. make pointed or tapered; sharpen;

cadaver
cadaver, cadaveris
n. n. corpse, cadaver, dead body; ruined city;

cadaverina
cadaverina, cadaverinae
n. f. carrion, flesh of a carcass;

cadaverinus
cadaverinus, cadaverina, cadaverinum
adj. of/pertaining to carrion, carrion-;

cadaverosus
cadaverosus, cadaverosa, cadaverosum
adj. like that of a corpse/dead body; cadaverous; ghastly;

cadialis
cadialis, cadialis, cadiale
adj. of/pertaining to a jar;

cadium
cadium, cadi,
n. n. small jar;

cadivus
cadivus, cadiva, cadivum
adj. fallen (fruit), windfall; having falling sickness/epilepsy (L+S), epileptic;

cadmea
cadmea, cadmeae
n. f. zinc oxide, calamine; dross/slag formed in a furnace (L+S); citadel of Thebes;

cadmia
cadmia, cadmiae
n. f. zinc oxide, calamine; dross/slag formed in a furnace (L+S);

cadmitis
cadmitis, cadmitidis
n. f. precious stone;

cado
cado, cadere, cecidi, casus
v. fall, sink, drop, plummet, topple; be slain, die; end, cease, abate; decay;

caducarius
caducarius, caducaria, caducarium
adj. epileptic; relating to property without a master;

caduceator
caduceator, caduceatoris
n. m. herald bearing a staff (caduceus) sent by non-Roman generals; priest's servant;

caduceatus
caduceatus, caduceata, caduceatum
adj. having/bearing heralds wand/staff (caduceus);

caduceum
caduceum, caducei
n. n. herald's staff carried as token of peace/truce; wand of Mercury;

caduceus
caduceus, caducei
n. m. herald's staff carried as token of peace/truce; wand of Mercury;

caducifer
caducifer, caducifera, caduciferum
adj. staff-bearer, i.e. Mercury;

caducitas
caducitas, caducitatis
n. f. weakness; frailty; perishableness;

caduciter
caduciter
adv. precipitately, headlong;

caducum
caducum, caduci
n. n. property without/that cannot be taken by an heir; unowned/escheated estate;

caducus
caducus, caduca, caducum
adj. escheatable, (property) that heir/legatee does/can not take (goes to state);

caducus
caducus, caduca, caducum
adj. ready to fall; tottering/unsteady; falling, fallen; doomed; perishable; futile;

cadurcum
cadurcum, cadurci
n. n. coverlet (of Cadurcian/French linen); marriage bed;

cadus
cadus, cadi
n. m. jar, large jar for wine/oil/liquids; urn, funeral urn; money jar (L+S);

caecator
caecator, caecatoris
n. m. one who obstructs/stops a fountain; (one who makes blind);

caecatus
caecatus, caecata, caecatum
adj. blinded;

caecigenus
caecigenus, caecigena, caecigenum
adj. born blind;

caecilia
caecilia, caeciliae
n. f. blind-worm; kind of lizard/lettuce (L+S);

caecitas
caecitas, caecitatis
n. f. blindness, darkness; mental/moral blindness, lack of discernment;

caecitudo
caecitudo, caecitudinis
n. f. blindness; [caecitudo nocturna => night blindness];

caeco
caeco, caecare, caecavi, caecatus
v. blind; obscure, confuse, hide; morally blind; [stu ~ => throw dust, deceive];

caeculto
caeculto, caecultare, caecultavi, caecultatus
v. be dim-sighted, see badly, be almost blind; be like one blind/unseeing;

caecus
caecus, caeca, caecum
adj. blind; unseeing; dark, gloomy, hidden, secret; aimless, confused, random; rash;

caecus
caecus, caeci
n. m. blind person;

caecutientia
caecutientia, caecutientiae
n. f. blindness; (Erasmus);

caecutio
caecutio, caecutire
v. be blind, see poorly/faultily;

caecuttio
caecuttio, caecuttire
v. be blind, see poorly/faultily;

caedes
caedes, caedis
n. f. murder/slaughter/massacre; assassination; feuding; slain/victims; blood/gore;

caedis
caedis, caedis
n. f. murder/slaughter/massacre; assassination; feuding; slain/victims; blood/gore;

caedo
caedo, caedere, caecidi, caesus
v. chop, hew, cut out/down/to pieces; strike, smite, murder; slaughter; sodomize;

caedo
caedo, caedere, cecidi, caesus
v. chop, hew, cut out/down/to pieces; strike, smite, murder; slaughter; sodomize;

caeduus
caeduus, caedua, caeduum
adj. ready/suitable for felling (tree);

caela
caela, caelae
n. f. kind of beer (made in Spain);

caelamen
caelamen, caelaminis
n. n. bas-relief, low relief carving; raised ornamentation;

caelator
caelator, caelatoris
n. m. engraver, carver, worker in bas-relief;

caelatum
caelatum, caelati
n. n. embossed/engraved work (esp. in gold/silver);

caelatura
caelatura, caelaturae
n. f. engraving/carving (art/process); engraved work, engraving/carving (product);

caelebs
caelebs, caelibis, caelibis
adj. unmarried (usu. men), single, widowed, divorced; celibate; not supporting vines;

caelebs
caelebs, caelibis
n. m. unmarried man, bachelor, widower; celibate (eccl.);

caeleps
caeleps, caelibis, caelibis
adj. unmarried (usu. men), single, widowed, divorced; not supporting vines (trees);

caeleps
caeleps, caelibis
n. m. unmarried man, bachelor, widower;

caeles
caeles, caelitis, caelitis
adj. heavenly; celestial (not found in NOM S);

caeles
caeles, caelitis
n. m. the_Gods (usu. pl.); divinity, dweller in heaven; saint (Ecc);

caeleste
caeleste, caelestis
n. n. supernatural/heavenly matters/things/bodies (pl.); high places; astronomy;

caelestis
caelestis, caelestis, caeleste
adj. heavenly, of heavens/sky, from heaven/sky; celestial; divine; of the_Gods;

caelestis
caelestis, caelestis
n. . divinity, god/goddess; god-like person; the_Gods (pl.);

caelia
caelia, caeliae
n. f. kind of beer; (Spanish L+S);

caelibalis
caelibalis, caelibalis, caelibale
adj. [~ hasta => small spear/pin with which bride's hair was divided into 6 locks];

caelibaris
caelibaris, caelibaris, caelibare
adj. [~ hasta => small spear/pin with which bride's hair was divided into 6 locks];

caelibatus
caelibatus, caelibatus
n. m. celibacy; bachelorhood; state of not being married; single life;

caelicola
caelicola, caelicolae
n. f. heaven dweller; deity, god/goddess; worshiper of heavens (L+S);

caelicus
caelicus, caelica, caelicum
adj. heavenly; celestial;

caelifer
caelifer, caelifera, caeliferum
adj. supporting sky/heavens;

caelifluus
caelifluus, caeliflua, caelifluum
adj. flowing from heaven;

caeligenus
caeligenus, caeligena, caeligenum
adj. of heavenly birth/origin, heaven born;

caeliger
caeliger, caeligera, caeligerum
adj. heaven supporting;

caelipotens
caelipotens, caelipotentis, caelipotentis
adj. powerful in heaven;

caelitus
caelitus
adv. from heaven; heavenly; from Emperor (L+S); divinely; by divine inspiration;

caelo
caelo, caelare, caelavi, caelatus
v. carve, make raised work/relief; engrave, emboss; chase, finish; embroider;

caelum
caelum, caeli
n. n. chisel; engraving tool; burin;

caelum
caelum, caeli
n. n. heaven, sky, heavens; space; air, climate, weather; universe, world; Jehovah;

caelus
caelus, caeli
n. m. heaven, sky, heavens; space; air, climate, weather; universe, world; Jehovah;

caelus
caelus, caeli
n. m. |heaven (eccl.); the_heavens (pl.); [regnum caelorum => kingdom of heaven];

caementa
caementa, caementae
n. f. small stones, rubble (for concrete); quarry stones (for walls) (L+S); chips;

caementarius
caementarius, caementari,
n. m. worker in concrete; mason, stone cutter; builder of walls (L+S);

caementatio
caementatio, caementationis
n. f. cementing;

caementicium
caementicium, caementicii
n. n. concrete (undressed stones/rubble, lime and sand); unhewn/quarried stone (L+S);

caementicius
caementicius, caementicia, caementicium
adj. of concrete (undressed stones/rubble, lime and sand); of unhewn stones (L+S);

caementitium
caementitium, caementitii
n. n. concrete (undressed stones/rubble, lime and sand); unhewn/quarried stone (L+S);

caementitius
caementitius, caementitia, caementitium
adj. of concrete (undressed stones/rubble, lime and sand); of unhewn stones (L+S);

caemento
caemento, caementare, caementavi, caementatus
v. cement, fasten with mortar;

caementum
caementum, caementi
n. n. small stones, rubble (for concrete); quarry stones (for walls) (L+S); chips;

caementum
caementum, caementi
n. n. |cement; mortar;

caemeterium
caemeterium, caemeterii
n. n. cemetery;

caena
caena, caenae
n. f. dinner/supper, principle Roman meal (evening); course; meal; company at dinner;

caenacularius
caenacularius, caenacularia, caenacularium
adj. of/pertaining to a garret/attic;

caenaculum
caenaculum, caenaculi
n. n. attic, garret (often let as lodging); upstairs dining room; top/upper story;

caenaticus
caenaticus, caenatica, caenaticum
adj. of/pertaining to (a) dinner;

caenatio
caenatio, caenationis
n. f. dining-room; dining hall;

caenatiuncula
caenatiuncula, caenatiunculae
n. f. small dining-room;

caenator
caenator, caenatoris
n. m. diner; dinner guest;

caenatorium
caenatorium, caenatorii
n. n. dining room, hall; evening dress, dinner wear (pl.);

caenatorius
caenatorius, caenatoria, caenatorium
adj. of/used for dining; pertaining to dinner or the table;

caenaturio
caenaturio, caenaturire
v. desire to dine; have an appetite for dinner;

caenatus
caenatus, caenata, caenatum
adj. having dined/eaten; supplied with dinner;

caencenatio
caencenatio, caencenationis
n. f. dinner party; (Cicero from Greek); supping together, table companionship (L+S);

caenito
caenito, caenitare, caenitavi, caenitatus
v. dine/eat habitually (in a particular place/manner); have dinner, dine (often);

caeno
caeno, caenare, caenavi, caenatus
v. dine, eat dinner/supper; have dinner with; dine on, make a meal of;

caenositas
caenositas, caenositatis
n. f. dirty/foul/muddy place;

caenosus
caenosus, caenosa, caenosum
adj. muddy; filthy, foul; slimy, marshy; impure;

caenula
caenula, caenulae
n. f. little dinner/supper;

caenulentus
caenulentus, caenulenta, caenulentum
adj. covered in mud/filth; muddy, filthy, slimy;

caenum
caenum, caeni
n. n. mud, mire, filth, slime, dirt, uncleanness; (of persons) scum/filth;

caepa
caepa, caepae
n. f. onion (Allium capa); (used as term of abuse);

caeparia
caeparia, caepariae
n. f. disease in private parts;

caeparius
caeparius, caeparii
n. m. grower of onions; trader in onions (L+S);

caepaticus
caepaticus, caepatica, caepaticum
adj. resembling an onion;

caepe
caepe, caepis
n. n. onion (Allium capa);

caepetum
caepetum, caepeti
n. n. onion bed;

caepina
caepina, caepinae
n. f. onion bed/field;

caeposus
caeposus, caeposa, caeposum
adj. abounding in onions; full of onions;

caepulla
caepulla, caepullae
n. f. onion bed/field;

caerefolium
caerefolium, caerefoli,
n. n. chervil (Anthiscus cerefolium);

caereiale
caereiale, caereialis
n. n. book of ceremonies;

caeremonia
caeremonia, caeremoniae
n. f. ceremony; sacred rite/ritual/usage; holy dread, reverence, worship; sanctity;

caeremonial
caeremonial, caeremonialis
n. n. ceremonial; system of rules observed on certain occasions/at times of worship;

caeremonialis
caeremonialis, caeremonialis, caeremoniale
adj. ceremonial; pertaining to a religious/sacred rite/ritual/usage;

caeremoniarius
caeremoniarius, caeremoniarii
n. m. master of ceremonies;

caerimonia
caerimonia, caerimoniae
n. f. ceremony; sacred rite/ritual/usage; holy dread, reverence, worship; sanctity;

caerimonialis
caerimonialis, caerimonialis, caerimoniale
adj. ceremonial; pertaining to a religious/sacred rite/ritual/usage;

caerimonior
caerimonior, caerimoniari, , V
v. treat with due ceremony; worship;

caerimoniosus
caerimoniosus, caerimoniosa, caerimoniosum
adj. pertaining/devoted to religious/sacred rite/ritual/usage;

caerimonium
caerimonium, caerimoni,
n. n. ceremony; sacred rite/ritual/usage; holy dread, reverence, worship; sanctity;

caernophorus
caernophorus, caernophori
n. . bearer of cernus (vessel for holding offerings);

caerulans
caerulans, caerulantis, caerulantis
adj. colored blue; dark colored; sky blue;

caeruleatus
caeruleatus, caeruleata, caeruleatum
adj. |colored with blue; dark blue, dark colored (L+S); sky blue;

caeruleum
caeruleum, caerulei
n. n. blue color (dark); steel color; sky/sea (pl.); deep blue sea; blue sky;

caeruleum
caeruleum, caerulei
n. n. |azurite; kind of blue glass;

caeruleus
caeruleus, caerulea, caeruleum
adj. blue, cerulean, dark; greenish-blue, azure; of river/sea deities; of sky/sea;

caeruleus
caeruleus, caerulei
n. m. epithet for river/sea deities;

caerulum
caerulum, caeruli
n. n. blue color (dark); steel color; sky/sea (pl.); deep blue sea; blue sky;

caerulum
caerulum, caeruli
n. n. |azurite; kind of blue glass;

caerulus
caerulus, caerula, caerulum
adj. blue, cerulean; deep/sky/greenish-blue, azure; of river/sea deities; of sky/sea;

caerulus
caerulus, caeruli
n. m. epithet for river/sea deities;

caesa
caesa, caesae
n. f. cut; (of a sword/knife/spear);

caesareus
caesareus, caesarea, caesareum
adj. imperial; of Caesar;

caesarianum
caesarianum, caesariani
n. n. eye salve;

caesariatus
caesariatus, caesariata, caesariatum
adj. having long/flowing/luxuriant hair/plume; having lush vegetation/foliage;

caesaries
caesaries, caesariei
n. f. hair; long/flowing/luxuriant hair; dark/beautiful hair; plume (of a helmet);

caesicius
caesicius, caesicia, caesicium
adj. bluish; dark blue;

caesim
caesim
adv. by chopping/cutting; by hewing/slashing; with sword edge; in short clauses;

caesio
caesio, caesionis
n. f. chopping/cutting/hewing down (trees);

caesitas
caesitas, caesitatis
n. f. blue; blueness;

caesitius
caesitius, caesitia, caesitium
adj. bluish; dark blue;

caesius
caesius, caesius, caesi
adj. gray, gray-blue, steel-colored; having gray/gray-blue/steel-colored eyes;

caesna
caesna, caesnae
n. f. dinner/supper, principle Roman meal (evening); course, dish; company at dinner;

caesor
caesor, caesoris
n. m. hewer, one who hews; hewer (of wood); (stone) breaker;

caespes
caespes, caespitis
n. m. grassy ground, grass; earth; sod, turf; altar/rampart/mound of sod/turf/earth;

caespitator
caespitator, caespitatoris
n. m. stumbler; shying horse;

caespiticius
caespiticius, caespiticia, caespiticium
adj. made of turf;

caespito
caespito, caespitare, caespitavi, caespitatus
v. stumble;

caesposus
caesposus, caesposa, caesposum
adj. abounding in grass/turf;

caestar
caestar, caestaris
n. n. support; means of girdle;

caesticillus
caesticillus, caesticilli
n. m. small ring/hoop placed on head to support a burden;

caestus
caestus, caesti
n. m. band supporting breasts (esp. girdle of Venus); girdle/belt/girth/strap;

caestus
caestus, caestus
n. m. boxing-glove, strip of leather weighted with lead/iron tied to boxer's hands;

caesullus
caesullus, caesulla, caesullum
adj. gray-eyed, having gray eyes;

caesum
caesum, caesi
n. n. comma; pause, stop;

caesura
caesura, caesurae
n. f. cutting (down/off), felling (of trees); that which was cut off; pause in verse;

caesuratim
caesuratim
adv. with pauses in short clauses;

caesus
caesus, caesus
n. m. cutting, cutting off;

caeterus
caeterus, caetera, caeterum
adj. the_other; the_others (pl.). the_remaining/rest, all the rest;

caetra
caetra, caetrae
n. f. caetra (small light shield); (Spanish); elephant's hide;

caetratus
caetratus, caetrata, caetratum
adj. armed with caetra (small light shield);

caetratus
caetratus, caetrati
n. m. soldier armed with caetra (small light shield); Greek peltest;

caetus
caetus, caetus
n. m. meeting, encounter, (political or illegal) assembly; union; band, gang, crowd;

caetus
caetus, caetus
n. m. |social intercourse (w/hominium), society, company; sexual intercourse;

cafea
cafea, cafeae
n. f. coffee;

cafearius
cafearius, cafearia, cafearium
adj. of coffee;

cafeum
cafeum, cafei
n. n. cafe;

caia
caia, caiae
n. f. cudgel;

caiatio
caiatio, caiationis
n. f. striking/cudgeling/beating of children;

caio
caio, caiare, caiavi, caiatus
v. beat, thrash, cudgel;