| Word | Meaning | Occurrences |
|---|---|---|
| circumfodio | to dig around | 1 |
| circumfulgeo | to shine around | 8 |
| circumfundo | to pour around | 2 |
| circumlego | to sail around, pick one's way around | 2 |
| circumligo | to tie around, bind up | 3 |
| circumlinio | to besmear, bedaub | 1 |
| circumornatus | adorned all over | 1 |
| circumpes | covering for the foot, leggings | 1 |
| circumplector | to clasp, embrace | 2 |
| circumpono | to set around, place around | 7 |
| circumsedeo | to sit around, surround | 3 |
| circumsepio | to fence around, enclose | 4 |
| circumspectio | foresight, circumspection | 1 |
| circumspecto | to look about with attention | 1 |
| circumspector | watcher, spy | 2 |
| circumspicio | to look around, observe | 24 |
| circumstantia | enclosure, guard | 1 |
| circumsto | to stand around, surround | 23 |
| circumtego | to cover round about | 2 |
| circumvallo | to surround with a wall, to besiege | 1 |
| circumvenio | to deceive, trick | 15 |
| circumventio | circumvention, defrauding | 2 |
| cis | Cis | 23 |
| cison | Cison | 5 |
| cisson | Cisson | 1 |
| cisterna | cistern | 30 |
| citatus | quick, swift | 3 |
| cithara | cithara, lyre | 53 |
| citharizo | to play on the cithara | 4 |
| citharoedus | one who plays the cithara | 4 |
| cito | quickly, soon; quickly, soon | 101 |
| civilitas | art of government, politics | 2 |
| civis | citizen | 36 |
| civitas | state, city | 1288 |
| clades | destruction, harm | 2 |
| clam | secretly, privately | 15 |
| clamito | to cry aloud | 4 |
| clamo | to call, cry out | 389 |
| clamor | shout, cry | 86 |
| clamosus | clamorous, full of noise | 1 |
| clango | to clang, resound | 26 |
| clangor | sound, noise | 14 |
| clare | clearly, brightly | 6 |
| claresco | to grow bright, sound clear | 2 |
| clarifico | to make bright, to glorify | 44 |
| claritas | brightness, splendor | 43 |
| clarus | clear, bright | 6 |
| classis | fleet, navy | 10 |
| claudia | Claudia | 2 |
| claudico | to limp, be lame | 8 |
| claudius | Claudius | 6 |
| claudo | to close, shut | 123 |
| claudus | lame | 42 |
| claustrum | lock, bar | 1 |
| clausura | lock, bar | 1 |
| clavis | key | 14 |
| clavus | nail | 21 |
| clemens | mild, calm; Clement | 10 |
| clementer | mildly, calmly | 2 |
| clementia | mildness, clemency | 11 |
| cleopatra | Cleopatra | 3 |
| cleophas | Cleophas | 4 |
| clerus | lot, assignment | 3 |
| clibanus | oven, furnace | 14 |
| clivus | slope, ascent | 3 |
| clusor | one who closes | 2 |
| clypeus | round shield | 38 |
| coa | Coa | 3 |
| coacervo | to heap together, heap up | 9 |
| coacte | by compulsion | 2 |
| coaduno | to unite, add | 1 |
| coaedifico | to build up, build upon | 2 |
| coaequalis | equal, comrade | 5 |
| coaequo | to make equal, make even | 7 |
| coaetaneus | one of the same age | 2 |
| coaevus | coeval, of the same age | 1 |
| coagito | to shake together | 2 |
| coagulo | to curdle, coagulate | 5 |
| coambulo | to go with | 1 |
| coangusto | to limit, restrict | 4 |