concieo

coactum – coercion, compulsion, draw, drive, force, to bring together
coegi – draw, drive, to bring together
cogo – compel, compress, confine, draw, drive, restrict, to bring together, to compel, to to force
colligo – assemble, gather together, lectum, legi, to bind, to collect
confero – betake oneself, collect, confer, debate, devote, discuss, put together, to bring together
congrego – assemble, convene, to assemble, to gather together
construo – arrange, build, to bring together, to construct
contraho – assemble, constrict, contract, draw up, to conclude, to gather together, to reduce, unite

concio – to stir up
concilio – bring togethe, bring together, cause, procure the favor, reconcile, to assemble, to make friendly, unite, win over
concipio – conceive, receive, take in, to take or lay hold of
concido – cut down, cut up, destroy, fail, perish, sink, subside, to be ruined, to fall down
conciliator – mediator
concilium – conciliation, council
concino – celebrate, to sing together
concisus – brief, broken, concise, cut up
concite – quickly
concito – arouse, excite, stir up, to move violently

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