con

Prep

with

Conj

and

Noun

boulder, specially those found semi-submerged at the seashore

Opposite of

sen

Pronounced as (IPA)

/koŋ/

Etymology

Inherited from Latin: cum

In summary

From Old Galician-Portuguese con, from Latin cum (“with”).

Sentences

Con Vail tivo tres fillos máis .

With Vail he had three more children.

Algunha vez alguén che colleu o cerebro e xogou con el ?

Has anyone ever taken your brain and played with it?

Desde logo , ningún rescate de concesión se fai con base nestes cálculos.

Of course, no concession ransom is made based on these calculations.

O xogo conta con varios elementos de sixilo .

The game features a number of stealth elements.

A receita indicaba que se podía cubrir a torta con tiras de masa .

The recipe indicated that the cake could be covered with dough strips.

As cores coas que está decorado son branco e azul con lixeiras estrías vermellas .

The colors with which it is decorated are white and blue with light red stripes.