What does "consequitur" and "consequuntur" mean in Latin?

Answer 1

They both come from the verb consequor, consequi, consecutus. It's a deponent verb (that is, it has only passive forms but active meanings). It can mean a lot of things, depending on context, but the main meaning is "follow / follow along with." consequitur is the 3rd person singular present indicative, and consequuntur is the third person plural present indicative.

So, consequitur would mean "he/she/it follows", while consequuntur would mean "they follow".