vocab (C to D) Flashcards by christine collins

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calcar, calcaris (n.)

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spur

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capio, capere, cepi, captum (3)

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to take, seize, rent

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Carolus, -i (m.)

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Charles

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carta, -e (f.)

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charter

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caruca, -e (f.)

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plough

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castrum, -i (n.)

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castle

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catallum, -i (n.)

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chattel

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celeriter (adverb)

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quickly

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centum

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one hundred

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centum et unus

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one hundred and one

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Christina, -e (f.)

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Christina

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Christoferus, -i (m.)

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Christopher

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civis, civis (m.)

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citizen

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clavis, clavis (f.)

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key

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clericus, -i (m.)

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clerk

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cognosco, cognoscere, cognovi, cognitum (3)

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to know, get to know

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comitatus, -us (m.)

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county, earldom, county court

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communis, -e (adjective)

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common

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concedo, concedere, concessi, concessum (3)

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to concede, grant, allow

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concordia, -e (f.)

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agreement

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condo, condere, condidi, conditum (3)

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to make (a will)

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confirmo, confirmare, confirmavi, confirmatum (1)

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to confirm

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conquestus, -us (m.)

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conquest, the Norman conquest of England in 1066

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consilium, -ii (n.)

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counsel, council

coram (preposition + ablative)

in the presence of, before

coronator, coronatoris (m.)

coroner

crastinum, -i (n.)

morrow

croftum, -i (n.)

croft, enclosed piece of arable land

cum (preposition + ablative)

with

curia, -e (f.)

court

dampnum, -i (n.)

damage

data

given, dated

datum

given, dated

de (preposition + ablative)

from, concerning, of, for

debeo, debere, debui, debitum (2)

to owe, to be obliged to do (something)

decem (does not decline)

ten

December, Decembris (m.)

December

defensor, defensoris (m.)

defender

dico, dicere, dixi, dictum (3)

to say

dies Dominica

Sunday

dies Iovis

Thursday

dies Lune

Monday

dies Martis

Tuesday

dies Mercurii

Wednesday

dies Sabbati

Saturday

dies Veneris

Friday

dies, diei (m.)

day

dilectus, -a, -um (adjective)

beloved

dimidius, -a, -um (adjective)

half

do, dare, dedi, datum (1)

to give

domina, -e (f.)

lady, Lady

Dominica, -e (f.)

Sunday

dominicus, -a, -um (adjective)

demesne

domus, -us (f.)

house

ducenti, -ae, -a

two hundred

duo

two

duodecim

twelve

duodeviginti

eighteen