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Etymology of the Latin prefix con-

the Latin prefix con- (together)
derived from the Latin prefix com-
derived from the Latin word cum (with)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *kom (near, with, together)

Derivations in Latin

contemporaneus, condensus, consolutus, conterminus, compromittere, contingere, conculcare, confratria, considerare, conglutinare, concedere, concomitari, commentari, conangustare, conauditare, conbibere, conbullire, concacare, concadere, concalare, concalefacere, concalere, concalescere, concalfacere, concamarare, concamerare, concandefacere, concandescere, concastigare, concavare, concenturiare, concerare, concernere, concertare, concessare, concidere, concingere, concire, concitare, conclamare, conclamitare, conclavare, concopulare, concoquere, concorporare, concrassare, concreare, concrebrescere, concredere, concreduere, concremare, concrepare, concrescere, concrispare, concrucifigere, concubare, concumbere, concupere, concurare, concurrere, concursare, concurvare, concustodire, condecere, condecernere, condecorare, condelectare, condeliquescere, condensere, condepsere, condicere, condiscere, condocere, condomare, condonare, condormire, conducere, condulcare, conduplicare, condurare, confacere, confermentare, conferre, conferruminare, conferuminare, confervefacere, confervescere, configere, configurare, confindere, confingere, conflaccescere, conflagrare, conflammare, conflare, conflorere, confluctuare, confluere, confodere, confoedare, confoederare, confornicare, confovere, confracescere, confremere, confrequentare, confriare, confricare, confrigere, confrixare, confugere, confulcire, confulgere, confundare, confundere, confunerare, congarrire, congaudere, congemere, congeminare, congenerare, congerminare, congestare, conglaciare, congliscere, conglorificare, congregare, congruere, congyrare, conicere, coninquinare, coniugare, coniungere, coniurare, coniacere, coniubere, conlabare, conlabascere, conlabefactare, conlacerare, conlacrimare, conlatrare, conlaudare, conlaxare, conlevare, conlibrare, conligare, conlimare, conlimitare, conlineare, conlinere, conliquefacere, conliquescere, conlocare, conlocupletare, conlucere, conludere, conluere, conlugere, conluminare, conlustrare, conlutitare, conmemorare, conmerere, conmitigare, conmittere, conmonere, conmonstrare, conmorare, conmovere, connectere, connumerare, conparare, conparcere, conparere, conpascere, conpavescere, conpavire, conpellere, conpendere, conpensare, conperire, conpetere, conpilare, conpingere, conplacare, conplacere, conplectere, conplere, conplicare, conplodere, conplorare, conpluere, conponere, conportare, conpotare, conpraecidere, conprehendere, conprehensare, conprendere

Derivations in other languages

English corrugator, English convolution, English confocal, English congenial, Italian complanare, Italian colliquare

Usage

Word found in Late Latin, Medieval Latin


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