Cistercian: (convent) cisterci-an-eyo, (friar) -ano.
cistern: cisterno.
citadel: (also fig.) citadelo.
cite: (quote) citar; (mention) mencionar; (summon) sumnar, asignar; c. previously: pre-citar.
citation: (act) cit-o, (text cited) -ajo; (author cited) -ato; (summons) sumn-o, asigno.
cithara, cithern: citaro.
citizen: civit-ano; (resident) habit-anto, -ero; fellow c.: sam-civit-ano, sam-stat-ano, sam-land-ano, sam-urb-ano; -ship: civit-an-eso; to confer the rights of a c. on: civit-an-igar; nacion-al-igar.
citrate: citraro.
citron: (lime) citron-o (cf. limono, cedrato); (tree) -iero; (coloured) -ea; c.juice: citron-suko.
citrus: citruso.
city: urb-o, -ego, -eto; (ancient part of) civito; c. hall: urbo-domo.
civet-cat: civeto.
civic: civism-ala, civit-an-ala; c. spirit: civismo; c.s: cienco di urb-ala guvern-ado.
civil: (opp. of milit., relig., criminal) civila; (of citizens) civit-an-ala, civila; (polite) polita, jentila, afabla; (municipal) municip-ala; c. marriage: civila mariajo; c. engineer: konstrukto-injenioro; c. servant:stat-ofic-isto; c. service: civila stato-serv(ad)o; c. war: interna milito; c. code: civila kodexo; c. condition (social status): civila stando.
civilian: civil-(ul)o; borgezo.
civility: (quality) polit-eso; (act) -ajo.
civilize: civilizar; to be c.ed: civil-iz-esar, (become) -it-eskar.
civilisation: (in the arts and sciences) civiliz-(ad)o, -eso; (intellectual, social) kulturo.
civilized: civiliz-ita; human-ig-ita; kultur-ig-ita; c. person: civiliz-ito.
civilizing: civiliz-anta, -ema.
civism: (civic spirit) civismo.
clack: (clap, smack) (intr.) klakar; (clank, clatter) (intr.) kliktar; (babble) (intr.) babilar.
clad: vest-iz-ita.
claim: (demand) postular; (lay claim for compensation, reward, what is due, etc.) reklamacar; (be a pretender to a throne, etc.) pretendar; (c. one’s own, demand back) revendikar; (affirm) asertar, alegar; (patch of land, as for mining) parcelo; -ant: pretend-anto, reklamac-anto.
clairvoyance: (trance) tranco; klar-vido; -ant: klar-vid-(ul)o, klar-vid-anta; lucid-(ul)o, -a; tranc-anto, -ero, isto.
clamber: (tr., intr.) klimar (des-facile) (sur, super, til).
clammy: humida e kolda; viskoza.
clamor: klam-ar, -o; -ous: -oza.
clamp: (gen.) lig-ilo; pinc-ego; (carp.: to fit in, set in) inkastr-ar, -uro; (cramp-iron) krampon-o, -agar; c. together: kun-; (of feet) lauta pazi, bruis-oza march-ado.
clan: (sociol.) klano; (gens) gento; (clique) partis-eto, bando; -nish: klan-atra, -ema; -nishness: klas-tendenc-o, -eso, klan-em-eso; clansman: klan-ano.
clandestine: sekret-a, -acha; cel-ita.
clang: (sound loudly) son-eg-(ad)ar, -ego; (resound) reson-igar.
clank: (clatter) kliktar (intr.).
clap: (as with the hands) (intr.) klakar; (applaud) aplaudar; (put on quickly) pozar quik (od, rapide); (slap) (manu-) frap(et)ar; (close quickly) klozar rapide; (together) kun-pozar (od, metar).
clap: (n.) (pat) frap-eto); (as with hands) klako; aplaudo; (cf. thunder) tondro-stroko); (gonorrhea) gonoreo; -per: (instr.) klako-planko; -ping: (manu-) aplaud-ado, (manu)-klak-ado.
claptrap: stroko teatr-ala, -atra; fola stroko; afektac-ajo, ostent-ajo; make a c. speech: (intr.) boniment-ar, -o.
claret: klara vino; vino di Bordeaux.
claque: (of a theatre) (lokac-ita o pag-ita) aplaud-ist-aro.
clarify: klar-igar; pur-igar.
clarinet: klarineto.
clarion: klariono.
clash: (collide) (intr.) inter-shokar; (clank) kliktar (intr.); (disagree) des-akordar (intr.).
clash: (n.) see v.; opozo; interfero; difero.
clasp: (fasten with a c.) agraf-agar (ulo); (grasp) presar; juntar (manui); (embrace) (kloz-)agraf-o (od, buklo); (hands, etc.) manu-preso; embraco; (latch) klinko; c. knife: kultelo fald-ebla; posh-kultelo.
class: klasifikar, ordinar, rang-izar, lok-izar.
