| Word | Meaning | Occurrences |
|---|---|---|
| complures | several, many | 2 |
| compono | to arrange, put in order | 35 |
| comporto | to bring together, collect | 16 |
| compositio | composition, arrangement | 9 |
| compositus | well-arranged, orderly | 5 |
| comprehendo | to take hold of, grasp | 105 |
| comprehensio | seizing, laying hold of | 1 |
| comprimo | to press together, squeeze | 16 |
| comprobo | to approve, assent to | 11 |
| comptus | adorned, arrayed | 1 |
| compugno | to fight together | 1 |
| compunctio | remorse, sting of conscience | 3 |
| compungo | to sting | 7 |
| computo | to count up, calculate | 23 |
| computresco | to rot, putrefy | 13 |
| conatus | attempt, effort | 2 |
| concalesco | to grow hot, glow | 1 |
| concaptivus | fellow captive | 7 |
| concateno | linked together, of chain mail | 1 |
| concedo | to yield, allow | 28 |
| concentus | harmony, concord | 1 |
| conceptio | conception, becoming pregnant | 3 |
| conceptus | conception, conceiving | 8 |
| concertatio | strife, conflict | 1 |
| concertor | to contend zealously | 2 |
| concessio | granting, conceding | 1 |
| concha | shellfish, shell | 3 |
| concido | to cut up, cut in pieces; to fall down, collapse | 30 |
| concieo | to bring together, collect | 2 |
| concilio | to bring together, unite | 1 |
| concilium | assembly, council | 57 |
| concinno | to prepare, cause | 11 |
| concino | to sing, play together | 5 |
| concio | assembly, convocation | 3 |
| concionor | to make a speech, address | 2 |
| concipio | to receive, conceive | 69 |
| concise | briefly, concisely | 1 |
| concisio | cutting to pieces, destruction | 5 |
| concisus | abrupt, short | 2 |
| concito | to stir up, excite | 45 |
| conclamo | to cry out together, shout | 7 |
| conclave | room, chamber | 4 |
| concludo | to shut up, enclose | 54 |
| conclusio | shutting up, shutting in | 2 |
| conclusus | shut up, enclosed | 2 |
| concordatio | concord, reconciliation | 2 |
| concordia | agreement, concord | 6 |
| concordo | to agree, be united | 2 |
| concorporalis | belonging to the same body, comrade | 2 |
| concreatus | created together | 2 |
| concremo | to burn up, consume | 6 |
| concrepo | to sound, make a noise | 6 |
| concresco | to grow together, condense | 4 |
| concubina | concubine | 33 |
| concubitor | sleeping partner | 4 |
| concubitus | lying together, copulation | 5 |
| conculcatio | treading underfoot | 7 |
| conculco | to trample, to abuse | 56 |
| concumbo | to lie together, lie with | 8 |
| concupio | to desire greatly, covet | 12 |
| concupiscentia | longing, desire | 64 |
| concupiscibilis | desirable, covetous | 1 |
| concupisco | to desire, covet | 34 |
| concurro | to run together | 20 |
| concursio | concurrence, concourse | 2 |
| concursus | running together, concourse | 4 |
| concussio | shaking, concussion | 1 |
| concutio | to strike, shake | 20 |
| condecet | it is fitting, it is suitable | 1 |
| condelector | to share pleasure | 2 |
| condemnatio | condemnation | 9 |
| condemno | to condemn | 60 |
| condensus | dense, thick | 7 |
| condico | to agree upon, promise | 6 |
| condignus | worthy, becoming | 5 |
| condio | to make savory, season | 11 |
| condiscipulus | school-mate, fellow disciple | 2 |
| conditio | foundation, creation | 5 |
| conditor | maker, builder | 3 |
| conditus | seasoned, savory | 1 |