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Definition: To touch, reach, grasp, affect, infect.
The Latin Word Contineo has many meanings, mainly: to touch, reach, grasp, affect, infect. To view more Latin Words that start with the letter C, please visit: Latin Words that begin with the letter C. Can't find what your looking for? Don't worry, we have thousands of other Latin Words for you to browse through. You are after all on the fastest growing Latin Word resource site on the internet!
Contineo shares similar meaning with and/or has multiple Latin Word interpretations for the following Latin Words: Addo, Advenio, Circumvenio, Coerceo, Cogo Coegi Coactum, Cohibeo, Commisceo, Complectus, Comprehendo, Constringo Constrixi Constrictum, Contamino, Contineo, Devenio, Impedio, Includo, Inflecto, Moveo Moti Motum, Occupo, Pervenio, Prehendo, Prohibeo, Prohibitio, Retineo, Subiungo and Tabgo Tetigi Tactum.
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Other popular Latin Words that start with the letter C
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- Callide
- skillfully, cleverly / cunningly, slyly, subtly
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- to shake, disturb, agitate
- Curso
- to run back and forth
- Cogo Coegi Coactum
- to bring together, drive, draw
- Cultellus
- a little knife
