CONCEIVE Copy link • CONCEIVEComprehend: comprehendere, complecti with or without animo or mente. cogitatione comprehendere: capere (mente): mente concipere, percipere: cognoscere et percipere: assequi: intelligere. To have conceived, comprehensum, perceptum, cognitum comprehensumque habere; animo comprehensum tenere; ratione et intelligentia tenere [SYN. in COMPREHEND]: what can not be conceived, quod nullius mens aut cogitatio capere potest. To form an idea, or to represent to one’s mind: aliquid cogitare; aliquid cogitatione fingere or depingere (to form an image of anything in one’s mind): fingere: effingere (to form): pingere: depingere: cogitare: animo cogitare: cogitatione sibi fingere: animo sibi effingere: animo concipere (to represent to one’s mind): animo praecipere (to conceive before or previously; to anticipate): opinione praecipere (to presume anything): To become pregnant, concipere. gravidam or praegnantem fieri. To form in the mind, concipere: to conceive hopes, spem concipere: to conceive suspicion from anything, suspicionem ex re ducere, trahere; incidit mihi suspicio ex re: to conceive a suspicion that etc., venit alicui in suspicionem, with accusative and infinitive: to conceive hatred against anybody, odium in aliquem habere or gerere: odio in aliquem ferri: odium in aliquem concepisse or erga aliquem suscepisse: tenet aliquem odium alicujus rei. qs alicujus rei odium habet: I have conceived a disgust against anything, fastidire aliquid; satietas alicujus rei me cepit. To plot: machinari (to design): excogitate (to contrive): comminisci (to invent): coquere: concoquere (to brood, or to hatch).