coepto

adeo – come to, so far, so long, such an extent, to approach, to such a point, undertake, visit
coepio – to begin, undertake
exordior – to begin
incohare – start, start upon, to begin, turn to
incoho – start, start upon, to begin, turn to
ineo – begin, commence, go in, start, to begin, to enter, undertake
ordior – start, to begin
ordiri – start, to begin
orsus – a beginning, initiative, start, to begin, undertaking
promitto – engage oneself, make a promise, oath, promise, send forth, to let go, to let go forward, to put forth, undertake

coeptum – undertaking
to – attract, direct one's attention to, to turn towards
apto – approve, be suitable, fit, proper, to fit
arto – abrdiged, reduce, to press together
canto – to sing
capto – catch at, desire, grab at, seek, strive after, to grab, to seize, try to get
certo – dispute, fight, settle, to contend, to settle by combat, to struggle
cito – aroused, quickened, quickly, rapidly, speedily, to be moved, to put into quick motion
consto – endure, stand firm, stop, to be established
curto – abbreviate, to shorten

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