`group` in Latin

group

1. noun
   • collection of people or things
     
     grex

     The group of students arrived early. — Grex discipulorum mature advenit.

     coetus

     The group met every Friday. — Coetus omni Veneris die conveniebat.

     manus

     A group of soldiers marched forward. — Manus militum processit.
2. verb
   • to arrange into categories
     
     coartare

     Please group the items by color. — Quaeso res secundum colorem coarta.

     congregare

     They grouped the data by region. — Data secundum regiones congregaverunt.

     disponere

     Group the books on the shelf. — Libros in pluteo dispone.