N with malus towards none - Genesis Nursery

con Latin with, together
con, coni, cono, conus, -conus Greek a cone; a pine cone
con- with (having)
Conare nullius momenti videri fortasse missilibus careant. Try to look unimportant, they may be low on
ammo.
conario Greek the pineal gland
concatenatus linked together, chain-like, joined as links in a chain
concavus hollowed out, cupped
concentricus combined in a common center
conch-, concha, -concha, concho Greek a shell
conchaefolius shell-leaved
conchatus shell-like
conchiferus shell-bearing
conchifolius with shell-like leaves
conchiformis shaped like a shell of a bivalve
concholobus with lobes like sea-shells
conchyli-, conchylio, conchylium, -conchylium Greek a shellfish
concinnatum, concinnus -a -um concin'nus (kon-SIN-us) well made, well put together, well arranged, pleasing,
pretty, elegant, neat, especially of style. Adverb concinne, elegantly
concinnoides concinnus, elegant, and –oides, with the form of
concolor, concolorus con'color (KON-ko-lor) colored similarly, of uniform tint, the same color all over, of the
same color.
condensatus -a -um, condensus condensa'tus (kon-den-SAY-tus) crowded, condensed, thick, closely packed,
closely or thickly leaved or unusually crowded together.
condit- Latin hidden; polished
conditus -a -um preserved, stored
conduplicatus -a -um dobled, duplicated
condyl-, condylo, condylus, -condylus Greek a knuckle, knob
condylocarpus -a -um bearing fruit at the joints, from and Greek καρπός, karpos, fruit.
condylodes gnarled, knotted
confertiflorus -a -um confertiflor'us (kon-fer-ti-FLOR-us) crowded flowers, closely set with bloom
confertifolius -a -um confertifo'lius (kon-fer-ti-FO-lee-us) crowded leaves, closely set with leaves.
confertus -a -um confer'tus (kon-FERT-us) crowded, closely crowded together, compressed, compact, dense,
from confercio, to press close together
confervoides resembling marsh-thread or Water flannel, Conferva
confinis -is -e confin'is (kon-FINE-is) related, adjoining, neighboring
conflates -a -um united, fused together
confluens flowing, blending into one, as compond fruit
conformis -is -e similar in shape or otherwise, of the same shape, conforming to, being of equal form
confragosus -a -um uneven, of rough surface
confusus -a -um confu'sus (kon-FEW-sus) confused, uncertain, easily mistaken, mingled, changed, entangled
cong-, conger, -conger, congr Latin an eel
congener related, of the same tribe
congenitus -a -um of the same origin
congensis, congolanus, congolensis, congoensis from the river Congo
congestiflorus -a -um with closely packed flowers, closely set with flowers
congestus -a -um conges'tus (kon-JES-tus) congested, crowded, pressed, brought together, closely packed
together, literally a heaping together.
congoensis -is -e of the Congo, Congolese, from the river Congo
conglobatus -a -um close together in ball form
conglomeratus -a -um conglomera'tus (kon-glom-er-AY-tus) conglomerate, crowded together, clustered, pressed
together in a dense mass
conglutinatus stuck together as with glue
congolanus, congolensis of the Congo, Congolese, from the river Congo
congregatus collected, assembled together
congruus similar, of the same type