ETYMOLOGICAL INDEX. 
CLIENS (perhaps for cluens from cluo) ; 
Clientela; Clientele, arum. 
CLINO (kXivoo ).— Clivus; Clivosus ; Ac- 
divis ; Acdivus ; Acclivitas ; Dedivis; 
Declivitas ; Proclivis; Proclivus ; Pro- 
divitas. — Acdino ; Acclinis. — Decli- 
no ; Declinatio. — Indino ; Inclinatio. 
— Reclino; Redinis. 
Clitellae («A(j/£o). 
Cloaca (contr. for colluaca/rom conluo). 
CLUEO (kXvco) ; Inclytus. 
CLUNIS (kX6vis). 
Clypeus, Clipeus (yXvtpco ); Clypeatus. 
Coccuax (b k6kkos) ; Coccineus. 
Cochlea (6 xoxXias); Cochleare and 
Cochlear. 
Cgelum (koiXos) ; Coelestis; Coelites. 
Ccena, Cena (perhaps allied to kolv6s ); 
Ccenula.— Coeno ; Coenatus.— Coena- 
culum. 
CCENUM, CjENUM (allied to k6vis, cinis) ; 
Obscoenus; Obscoenitas. 
CCEPI (allied to capio, cupio); Creptus ; 
Cceptum ; Coepto. 
COHORS (b X' J pr6s). 
COLAPHUS (x6Xa<pos). 
Collis (allied to KoXun/rj ); Collinus. 
Collum; Succollo. 
COLLYBUS (k6XXv/3os). 
COLO (xe A Am, xtXco ).— Cultura. — Cul- 
tor; Cultrix. — Cultus. — Cultio.—Cul- 
ter; Cultellus. — Colonus ; Colonia.— 
Accolo ; Accola. — Circumcolo. — Ex- 
colo. — Incolo ; Incola; Inquilinus.— 
— Incultus ; Inculte. — Percolo. — Prce- 
cultus. — Recolo. 
Color ; Coloro ; Concolor ; Discolor ; 
Decolor. 
Coluber, Colubra (allied to daxdXa- 
0OS). 
Colum (allied to culeus, xovXeov) ; Co¬ 
lo, 1. — Percolo. 
Columba ; Columbus; Columbinus. — 
Columbarium. 
COLUMIS (allied to xoX6o>, xoXovoj) ; In- 
columis; Incolumitas. 
Colus (k6Xos, x6Xo\p). 
Coma (xdpri). — Comans ; Comatus. — 
Cometes (xopfirr/s ).— Comosus. 
Comis ; Comiter; Comitas. 
Comissor (xwpa^oi ); Commissatio ; Co- 
missator. 
COMO (from KOap'eoi orxopho; or contr. 
for co-emo) ; Incomptus. 
Comcedia (xiopoiSia ); Comoedus (xuipui- 
66s ); Comicus (xiopixbs) ; Comice. 
Concha (xoyxp). 
Conchylium (KoyxvXiov) ; Concliylia- 
tus. 
Concilium (concieo, allied to concio).— 
Concilio ; Conciliatio ; Conciliator ; 
Conciliatrix; Conciliatricula.— Recon- 
cilio ; Reconciliatio; Reconciliator. 
Conlio. — Conditor ; Conditio. — Con- 
dimentum. 
Congius (allied to x6yx«s ); Congiarium. 
Conor. — Conatus; Conata, orum. 
Consul (con-sul, or pr<e-sul, from salio, 
Schw. ; or from an obsol. conso, whence 
consulo, consilium, Fr.). — Consulatus. 
— Consularis; Proconsul. 
Consulo (see Consul). — Consultum ; 
Consultus ; Consulto. — Consultor. — 
Consulto; Consultatio. — Inconsultus ; 
Inconsulte.— Consilium ; Consiliarius; 
Consilior. 
CONTRA (from cum, con ; perhaps from 
an old adj. conterus). — Contrarius ; 
Contrarie. 
CONTUS (xdvros). 
Conus (kwvos). 
Copula (con, apio, dirw, tL-co). — Co- 
pulo. — Copulatio. 
COQUO. — Coquus ; Coqua. — Concoquo ; 
Concoctio. — Decoquo ; Decoctor. — 
Excoquo. — Percoquo. — Pkecox. — Re- 
coquo. 
Cor (xtap, xrjp ); Corculum. — Cordatus. 
— Concors ; Concorditer ; Concordia ; 
Concordo. — Discors ; Discordia ; Dis- 
cordo. — Excors. — Praecordia. — Recor- 
dor ; Recordatio. — Socors ; Socordia. 
— VecorS ; Vecordia. — Misericors ; 
Misericordia; Immisericors; ImmiSeri- 
corditer. 
Coram (co-oram, from os [oris] ; or ce 
[demonstrat.] oram.) 
Corbis (allied to curvus). — Corbita. 
Corium (xbpiur). — Coriarius. — Corri- 
gia. 
Cornix (xopwvq ); Cornicula. 
Cornu (xepas ).— Cornous. — Comutus ; 
Corniger— Cornicen. — Bicornis. 
Cornus (xpdros ); Corneus. 
Corona (xopiovr;). — Corolla ; Corolla- 
rium. — Corono. — Coronarius ; Coro- 
naria. 
Corpus (xoppog, also xopn6s ).— Corpus- 
culum. — Corporeus ; Corporatus. — Bi- 
corpor; Tricorpor. 
Cortex. 
CORS (xdprog). 
Cortina (perhaps cors, chors). 
Corulus. 
Corusco (allied to xopiaaoi ); Corussus. 
CORVUS (xopa(). 
Corylus ( KopvXog ); Coryletum. 
CORYMBUS (x6pvp(ios). 
CORYPH.EUS (KapvtPaio f). 
Cos (allied to cautes). 
Costa. 
Cothurnus (xdOopvos) ; Cothurnatus. 
COTURNIX (kottos). 
Coxa (xoxwvri ); Coxendix. 
Crabro. 
CRAMBE (k papfiri). 
CRAPULA (KpaindXn). 
Cras, (perhaps allied to heri, hora, avpi- 
ov ); Crastinus. — Procrastino ; Procras- 
tinatio 
Crassus (ypaaos ; or allied to creber); 
Crassitudo. 
Crater ( Kparrjp ). 
Crates ; Craucula. 
Creber (allied to cresco) ; Crebro. — 
Crebritas. — Crebresco ; Increbresco. 
— Percrebresco. 
Credo (cre-do, quasi cretum do, Prise.; 
Out uncertain.) — Creditor. — Credibilis ; 
Credibiliter ; Incredibilis ; Incredibili- 
ter. — Credulus ; Credulitas; Incredu- 
lus. — Accredo. — Concredo. 
Cremo ( Kplio , Kpaoo) ; Concremo. 
Cremor (allied to cerno and cresco). 
Creo (Kpe.(o, Kpaco). —Creator; Crea- 
trix. — Procreo ; Procreator; Procrea- 
trix. — Recreo ; Recreatio. 
Crepida (Kppnls ); Crepidatus. 
CREPIDO (Kprrrris). 
Creper. — Crepusculum. 
Crepo (k psKco). — Crepitus. — Crepito ; 
Crepitaculurn. — Crepundia. — Concre- 
po. — Decrepitus. — Discrepo ; Discre- 
pantia. — Increpo ; Increpito. 
Cresco (Kptv) ; Cretus. — Accresco ; 
Accretio. — Concresco ; Concretio. — 
Decresco. — Increseo ; Incrementum. 
— Recresco. — Succresco. 
CRETA I from Creta, Crete, Fr. [with oth¬ 
ers], but doubted by Scliw.); Cretula ; 
Cretatus. 
Crimen (<plpa, Kplvw, cerno.)— Crimi- 
nosus ; Criminose. — Criminor ; Cri- 
minatio. 
Crispus (perhaps contr. fur corispus, allied 
to Kopiaaeo ); Crispo. 
Crista (contr. for corista, xdpvs); Cris- 
tatus. 
Crocodilus (Kpox66ei\ns). 
Crocum, Crocus (xpOxov, -os) ; Cro- 
ceus. 
CROTALUM (KpbraXov). 
CRUMENA, CRUM1NA, (ypvpala). 
Cruor (xpva). — Cruentus ; Cruento ; 
Incruentus. — Crudus ; Cruditas ; Cru- 
desco ; Recrudesco ; Crudelis ; Crude- 
liter; Crudelitas. 
Crus. 
Crusta (Kpvco, xpvards, Kpvarato). — 
Crustulum. — Crusto ; Incrusto. 
Crux. — Crucio; Discrucio ; Excrucio ; 
Cruciatus. 
CRYSTALLUS, CRYSTALLUM (xpvaraX- 
Xos). 
Cubo (kvittw). — Cubito. — Cubitus, us ; 
Cubitus, i; Cubitum. — Cubile. — Cu- 
biculum ; Cubicularis ; Cubicularius. 
— Accubo ; Accubitio. — Excubo ; Ex- 
cubiae. — Incubo. — Occubo. — RecUbo. 
— Secubo. — Accumbo. — Discumbo. — 
Incumbo. — Occumbo. — Procumbo. — 
Recuinbo_Succumbo. 
Cucullus. 
Cuculus (k6kkv(). 
Cucumis. 
Cucurbita; Cucurbitula. 
CuDO (perhaps k6tt<i>, Dor. for k6tttco). 
— Excudo. — Incus. — Procudo. 
Culcita, Culcitra (acc. to Farr, and 
Fcst., frmn calco.) 
Culeus, Culleus, Culeum, Culle- 
UM (xovXcds, -6v ); Culullus. 
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CULEX (o-xdjXr/L- 
Culina (contr. for cuculina, cuclina, 
from coquo). 
CULMUS (k aXapos). 
Culpa (allied to scelus, from cellere, 
Dod. ; or for clupa, kXottti, Schw.), 
Culpo. 
Cum ((vv). — Cumprimum ; Cummaxi- 
me. — Cuoniam (quum jam). 
Cumera. 
CUMINUM (kv puvov). 
CUMULUS (obsol. cumus,) xvpdj, i. q. xdr- 
pa) ; Cumulo ; Cumulate ; Accumulo. 
CUN AC (kcIu) ; or contr. for cubinae from 
cubo); Cunabula; Incunabula. 
Cunctor ; Cunctanter ; Cunctatio ; 
Cunctator. — Percunctor. — Percunc- 
tatio. 
CUNCTUS (contr. for co-junctus). 
Cuneus (k6vos) ; Cuneolus ; Cuneatiin. 
Cuniculus (perhaps allied to canis, kvojv.) 
Cunque, Cumque ; Cunctus. 
CUPA (xvnos, CKVIpOS, KVTrcXXou). 
Cupedia, fe, /.; Cupedia, orum. — Cu- 
pedinarius ; Cupediarius. 
CUPIO (allied to capio). — Cupidus; Cu- 
piditas.-— Percupidus. — Cupido.—Cou- 
cupisco. 
CUPRESSUS (xv-rrapiaaos) ; Cupresseus. 
CUR (contr. for cui rei or quare.) 
CURA (perhaps allitd to qutero; but very 
doubtful ). — Curiosus ; Curiese; Cnri- 
ositas. — Curo ; Curatio ; Curator. — 
Accuro; Accuratus ; Accurate ; A ecu- 
ratio. — Incuria ; Incuriose. — Procure; 
Procurator; Procuratio. — Securus ; Se¬ 
curitas. 
Curculio. 
CURIA (perhaps Kvpia, sc. eKxXrieia) ; Cu- 
riatus; Curio. 
Curro. — Currus. — Curriculum. — Cur- 
sus. — Cursor. — Cursim.—Curse ; Cur- 
si to. — Curulis. — Accurro. — Concur- 
ro ; Concursus; Concursio; Concurso; 
Concursatio. — Decurro ; Decursus ; D&- 
cursio. — Discurro; Discursus ; Discur- 
so. — Excurro ; Excursio ; Excursus. — 
Incurro; Incursio; Incursus; Incurso. 
• —Intercurro; Intercusus ; Intercurso. 
— Occurro ; Occurso ; Occursatio. — 
Percurro ; Percursio ; Percurso ; Per- 
cursatio. — Praecurro ; Pra;cursio ; Pre¬ 
cursor. — Procurro; Procursus ; Procur- 
so. — Recurro ; Recursus; Recurso.— 
Succurro. — Transcurro. 
CURTUS (xvprds) ; Decurtatus. 
Curvus (yvp6s) ; Incurvus. — Curvo ; 
Incurvo ; Curvatus ; Incurvatus ; In- 
curvesco; Recurvo. 
CUSPIS (allied to k6ius k6tttw). 
CUSTOS (perhaps allied to curo). — Custo- 
dia. — Custodio; Incustoditus. 
Cutis (to kvtos) ; Cutlcula. — Intercus. 
Cyathus (xvados). 
Cycnus, Cygnus (isvkvos) ; Cycneus. 
CYDON1UM MALUM (KvSdjvtov pijXov). 
CyLindrus ( KtXivdpos)■ 
Cymba (xvpfiri) ; Cymbium. 
Cymbalum (xvpliaXov). 
Cyprius. 
D. 
Dactylus (6o.ktvXos) ; Dactylicus. 
Dama. 
Damnum (uncertain; perhaps from demo.) 
— Damnosus. — Damno ; Damnatio.— 
Condemno ; Indemnatus ; Praidamno. 
Daps (6anrw). 
De (uncertain; perhaps formed from di far 
dis, Schw.). — Deinde (contr. Dein). — 
Deinceps. — Denique. 
Decem (Sexa) ; Decies. — Decimus ana 
Decumus ; Decimum ; Deciime or De- 
cuirice. — Decumanus, adj. and subst.— 
Decitno. — Deni ; Denarius, adj. and 
subst. — Decuria; Decurio, are, 1. tr.; 
Decurio, onis, m. — Decemplex. De- 
cempeda; Decempedator. — Undecim; 
Undecimus ; Undecies. — Duodecim ; 
Duodecimits ; Duodecies. — Tredecim; 
Quatuordecim ; tluindecim; Sedecun 
(sexdecim); Septemdecim. — Decem- 
ber. 
DECET (Sokco), SoxeT, Ft.; or allied to 
6etKU>, Seixvvpi, Schw.) ; Decens; Ue- 
center ; Decentia ; Decor ; Decorus ; 
Decorum ; Decore ; Indecorus ; lnde- 
