Helps to Latin Translation at Sight

by Edmund Luce

ANTE = before (of place and time).

antecēdere = come before.
anteferre = prefer.

CIRCUM = around.

circumdăre = surround.

circumdūcere circumscrībere circumvĕnire

literally, and with secondary meaning, = cheat.

COM-, CON- (CUM), CO-, COL-, COR-, = together.

(i) = collectively.

conclāmare = shout together.
commiscēre = mix together.

(ii) = completely (often apparently only pleonastic).

consectari = follow persistently.
confirmare = strengthen.