aedificare (the proper word; e.g., ships, towns, etc.): struere: construere (e.g., a building, vessel, etc.). (the words are found in this connection and order), construere atque aedificare: exstruere (erect; e.g., a tower): condere (to found; e.g., a town): excitare (erect, e.g., a monument, tower, etc.): educere (to erect a lofty building; e.g., pyramides): facere (to make, build in general): architectari (to construct according to the rules of art; e.g., a temple, etc.): praestruere alicui rei (before any object): astruere, adjungere aliquid alicui rei (near or joining any object): to construct close together; e.g., houses, domos continuare (Sall., Cat., 20, 9, Herzog): all around, circum struere: of hewn stone, saxo quadrato construere: to construct a house, exstruere or aedificare domum: to construct a bridge over a river, pontem in flumine (not in flumen) facere, efficere, injicere: to construct fortifications, munimenta excitare: to construct (describe) on a given line an equilateral triangle, in data, linea triangulum aequis lateribus constituere (Quint., 1, 10, 3). GRAMM., COMPONERE.