9captus
having been captured
15celere
quick, fast (neut)
19celatus
having been hid, having been hidden
21ceteri
the rest, the others (m)
22ceterae
the rest, the others (f)
23cetera
the rest, the others (neut)
30clamatus
having been shouted
31clamor
shout, shouting, noise
32clarus
famous, clear (m)
34clarum
famous, clear (neut)
39cogitatus
having been thought
43cognitus
having been found out
45cogere
to force, to compel
46coegi
I forced, I compelled
47coactus
having been forced, having been compelled
48comes
comrade, companion
52confectus
having been finished
56consilium
plan, idea, advice
57conspicio
I notice, I catch sight of
58conspicere
to notice, to catch sight of
59conspexi
I noticed, I caught sight of
60conspectus
having been noticed, having been caught sight of
64constitutus
having been decided
69consumptus
having been eaten
71convenio
I gather, I meet, I come together
72convenire
to gather, to meet, to come together
73conveni
I gathered, I met, I came together
77credo
I believe, I trust
78credere
to believe, to trust
79credidi
I believed, I trusted
80creditus
having been believed, having been trusted
86cupitus
having been wanted
96custoditus
having been guarded