mposure, calmness, tranquillity, silence; con --,
calmly, with composure.

calmar, to calm, appease.

caluroso, -a, heated, hot.

calzado, -a, _adj. pp. of_ calzar, shod, with hair growing low; frente
calzada, low forehead.

calzas, _f._ _pl._, breeches, trousers.

callado, -a, _adj. pp. of_ callar, silent.

callar, to be silent; icalle! hush! silence!

calle, _f._, street.

icalle! See callar. callejon, _m._, lane, alley, narrow street.

cama, _f._, bed; caer en --, to fall sick.

camara, _f._, chamber, bedroom.

camarada, _m._, comrade, companion.

cambiante, _m._, iridescence; iridescent gleam, glint.

cambiar, to change, exchange.

cambron, _m._, bramble.

caminante, _m._, traveler.

caminar, to go, walk, walk along.

camino, _m._, way, road, journey, march, course; -- atras, back; down
(_or_ up) the road.

campana, _f._, bell, church bell.

campanada, _f._, stroke.

campanario, _m._, belfry, bell-tower; -- de espadana, single-walled
bell-tower; belfry (of a single wall with openings for the bells).

campanero, _m._, bellman.

campanilla, _f._, small bell, hand-bell, bell; morning-glory.

campana, _f._, campaign.

campina, _f._, field, plain.

campo, _m._, field, camp.

cancion, _f._, song.

candelabro, _m._, candlestick, chandelier.

candelilla, _f._, small candle.

candente, incandescent, red-hot.

candido, white, snowy.

cangilon, _m._, bucket (or cup of an endless chain used in drawing
water). _See_ noria.

cano, -a, hoary, gray.

canonigo, _m._, canon, prebendary.

cansado, -a, _adj. pp._ of cansar, tired, wearied, weary.

cansarse, to bore oneself, be bored, be tired.

cantar, to sing, hum, buzz; -- entre dientes, to hum (a song).

cantar, _m._, song.

cantaro, _m._, pitcher, water-pitcher.

cantazo, _m._, stone, blow with a stone.

cantera, _f._, quarry.

cantidad, _f._, quantity, sum.

cantiga, _f._, song, metrical romance.

canto, _m._, song, hymn, chant, canticle, canto.

cantueso, _m._, lavender, French lavender, spike.

canada, _f._, glen, dale, glade.

cano, _m._, stream, jet.

canuto, _m._, fluting; gorguera de --s, fluted raff.

capa, _f._, cloak, mantle.

capaz, capable, able.

capellan, _m._, chaplain.

caperuza, _f._, pointed cap, pointed hood, hood.

capilla, _f._, chapel; maestro de --, choir-master, one who composes
and directs church music; -- mayor, main chapel (containing the pulpit
and high altar, and in most Spanish