Lesson 165
Con (Latin cum, with) signifies with or together; it takes the forms of com, col, co, cog, and cor, for ease in pronunciation.
| con vert’ | con de scend’ | con ven’tion al |
| com press’ | com pan’ion | com pen sa’tion |
| col lect’ | col’lo quy | col lat’er al |
| co here’ | co-ex ist’ | co-ex ten’sive |
| cog’nate | cog’ni zant | cog nos’ci ble |
| cor rect’ | cor re spond’ | cor o na’tion |
| con cur’ | con vul’sion | con sec’u tive |
| con dign’ | con vey’er | con se quen’tial |
| con form’ | con tu’sion | con nat’u ral |