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Sabaeus
Sabaeus
adjective
sabaean
sabbatum
sabbatum
noun
the seventh day
Sabellicus
Sabellicus
adjective
of the Sabelli
Sabinus
Sabīnus
adjective
of the Sabini
sabulum
sabulum
noun
coarse sand
saburra
saburra
noun
sand
sacculus
sacculus
noun
a small bag (as a filter for wine)
saccus
saccus
noun
a sack
sacellum
sacellum
noun
a little sanctuary
sacer
sacer
adjective
dedicated
sacerdos
sacerdōs
noun
a priest
sacerdotium
sacerdōtium
noun
the priesthood
sacramentum
sacrāmentum
noun
[in law] a sum deposited by a party in a civil process
sacrarium
sacrārium
noun
a depository of holy things
sacratus
sacrātus
adjective
hallowed
sacricola
sacricola
noun
a sacrificing priest
sacrifer
sacrifer
adjective
bearing sacred things
sacrificalis
sacrificālis
adjective
of sacrifices
sacrificatio
sacrificātiō
noun
a sacrificing
sacrificium
sacrificium
noun
a sacrifice
sacrifico
sacrificō
verb
to make a sacrifice
sacrificulus
sacrificulus
noun
one who conducts sacrifices
sacrificus
sacrificus
adjective
of sacrifices
sacrilegium
sacrilegium
noun
the robbing of a temple
sacrilegus
sacrilegus
adjective
that steals sacred things
sacro
sacrō
verb
to set apart as sacred
sacrosanctus
sacrōsānctus
adjective
consecrated with religious ceremonies
sacrufico
sacruficō
cross-reference
sacrum
sacrum
noun
something consecrated
saeclum
saeclum
noun
a race
saecularis
saeculāris
adjective
of a saeculum
saeculum
saeculum
noun
a race
saepe
saepe
adverb
often
saepe numero
saepe numerō
adverb
oftentimes
saepenumero
saepenumerō
adverb
oftentimes
saepes
saepēs
noun
a hedge
saepimentum
saepīmentum
noun
a hedge
saepio
saepiō
verb
to surround with a hedge
saeptum
saeptum
noun
a fence
saeta
saeta
noun
[of beasts] a stiff hair
saetiger
saetiger
adjective
bristle-bearing
saetosus
saetōsus
adjective
full of coarse hairs
saeve
saevē
adverb
fiercely
saevidicus
saevidicus
adjective
spoken furiously
saevio
saeviō
verb
[of animals] to be fierce
saevitia
saevitia
noun
fury
saevus
saevus
adjective
[of animals] raging
saga
sāga
noun
a wisewoman
sagacitas
sagācitās
noun
of the senses
sagaciter
sagāciter
adverb
with keen scent
sagatus
sagātus
adjective
clothed in a sagum
sagax
sagāx
adjective
of quick perception
sagina
sagīna
noun
a stuffing
sagino
sagīnō
verb
to fatten
sagio
sāgiō
verb
to perceive keenly
sagitta
sagitta
noun
an arrow
sagittarius
sagittārius
noun
an archer
sagittifer
sagittifer
adjective
arrow-bearing
Sagittipotens
Sagittipotēns
noun
arrow-master
sagitto
sagittō
verb
to discharge arrows
sagmen
sāgmen
noun
a tuft of grass gathered in the citadel and borne by the fetiales as a token of inviolability
sagulum
sagulum
noun
a small military cloak
sagum
sagum
noun
a coarse woollen blanket
sagus
sāgus
cross-reference
sal
sāl
noun
salt water
sal
sāl
noun
salt water
salaco
salacō
noun
a swaggerer
salaputium
salapūtium
noun
(a humorous appellation)
salarium
salārium
noun
saltmoney
salarius
salārius
adjective
of salt
salax
salāx
adjective
lustful
sale
sale
noun
salt water
sale
sale
noun
salt water
salebra
salebra
noun
in a road
salebrosus
salebrōsus
adjective
full of roughness
Saliaris
Saliāris
adjective
of the Salii
saliatus
saliātus
noun
the office of the Salii
salictum
salictum
noun
a plantation of willows
salientes
salientēs
noun
springs
salignus
salīgnus
adjective
of willow
salillum
salīllum
noun
a little salt-dish
salina
salīna
noun
salt-works
salinum
salīnum
noun
a vessel for salt
salio
saliō
verb
to leap
Salisubsulus
Salisubsulus
noun
dancing priests of Mars
saliunca
saliunca
noun
a scented plant
Salius
Salius
noun
a college of priests founded by Numa for the service of Mars
saliva
salīva
noun
spittle
salix
salix
noun
a willow-tree
Salmacis
Salmacis
noun
a fountain in Caria (producing effeminacy)
salpa
salpa
noun
a kind of stock-fish
salsamentum
salsāmentum
noun
fish-pickle
salse
salsē
adverb
wittily
salsus
salsus
adjective
salted
saltatio
saltātiō
noun
a dancing
saltator
saltātor
noun
a dancer
saltatorius
saltātōrius
adjective
of dancing
saltatrix
saltātrīx
noun
a female dancer
saltatus
saltātus
noun
a dance (only abl sing. and plur.)
saltem
saltem
adverb
saved
saltim
saltim
adverb
saved
salto
saltō
verb
to dance
saltuosus
saltuōsus
adjective
covered with forest
saltus
saltus
noun
a leaping
saltus
saltus
noun
a forest
saluber
salūber
adjective
health-giving
salubris
salūbris
adjective
health-giving
salubritas
salūbritās
noun
healthfulness
salubriter
salūbriter
adverb
healthfully
salum
salum
noun
the open sea
salus
salūs
noun
soundness
salutaris
salūtāris
adjective
of wellbeing
salutariter
salūtāriter
adverb
profitably
salutatio
salūtātiō
noun
a greeting
salutator
salūtātor
noun
a saluter
salutatrix
salūtātrīx
noun
that makes complimentary visits
salutifer
salūtifer
adjective
health-bringing
saluto
salūtō
verb
to greet
salve
salvē
adverb
well
salveo
salveō
verb
to be well
salvus
salvus
adjective
in good health
sambucistria
sambūcistria
noun
a female harpist
same
samē
cross-reference
(L.) or Samos (O.)
Same
Samē
cross-reference
(L.) or Samos (O.)
Samius
Samius
adjective
of Samos
Samnis
Samnīs
adjective
of Samnium
Samnium
Samnium
noun
a mountainous country north of Campania
Samos
Samos
noun
an island near Ephesus
Samus
Samus
noun
an island near Ephesus
sanabilis
sānābilis
adjective
that can be healed
sanatio
sānātiō
noun
a healing
sancio
sanciō
verb
of a law or treaty
sancte
sānctē
adverb
solemnly
sanctimonia
sānctimōnia
noun
sacredness
sanctio
sānctiō
noun
a consecration
sanctitas
sānctitās
noun
inviolability
sanctitudo
sānctitūdō
noun
sacredness
sanctor
sānctor
noun
an establisher
sanctus
sānctus
adjective
consecrated
Sancus
Sancus
noun
a deity of the Sabines worshipped at Rome
sandalium
sandalium
noun
a slipper
sandapila
sandapila
noun
a cheap coffin
sandyx
sandȳx
noun
a bright red
sane
sānē
adverb
soberly
Sangualis
Sanguālis
adjective
sacred to Sancus
sanguen
sanguen
noun
blood
sanguinans
sanguināns
adjective
bloodthirsty
sanguinarius
sanguinārius
adjective
bloodthirsty
sanguineus
sanguineus
adjective
of blood
sanguinolentus
sanguinolentus
adjective
full of blood
sanguis
sanguīs
noun
blood
sanguis
sanguis
noun
blood
Sangus
Sangus
noun
a deity of the Sabines worshipped at Rome
sanies
saniēs
noun
diseased blood
sanitas
sānitās
noun
soundness of body
sanna
sanna
noun
a mimicking grimace
sannio
sanniō
noun
one who mimics in mockery
sano
sānō
verb
to make sound
Sanqualis
Sanquālis
adjective
sacred to Sancus
sanus
sānus
adjective
sound
sapa
sapa
noun
must
sapiens
sapiēns
adjective
wise
sapienter
sapienter
adverb
sensibly
sapientia
sapientia
noun
good taste
sapientipotens
sapientipotēns
adjective
mighty in wisdom
sapio
sapiō
verb
to taste of
sapor
sapor
noun
a taste
sarcina
sarcina
noun
a package
sarcinarius
sarcinārius
adjective
of burdens
sarcinula
sarcinula
noun
a little pack
sarcio
sarciō
verb
to patch
sarcophagus
sarcophagus
adjective
flesh-devouring
sarculum
sarculum
noun
a light hoe
sardonyx
sardonyx
noun
a precious stone
sargus
sargus
noun
a bream (a sea-fish)
sarisa
sarīsa
noun
a long Macedonian lance
sarisophoros
sarīsophoros
noun
a Macedonian lancer
sarissa
sarīssa
noun
a long Macedonian lance
sarissophoros
sarīssophoros
noun
a Macedonian lancer
sarmentum
sarmentum
noun
a twig
sarracum
sarrācum
cross-reference
sarracum
sarrācum
noun
a heavy wagon
Sarranus
Sarrānus
adjective
of Sarra (an old name of Tyre)
sartago
sartāgō
noun
a frying-pan
sartus
sartus
adjective
mended
sat
sat
adjective
enough
sat
sat
adverb
enough
sat agito
sat agitō
cross-reference
sat ago
sat agō
cross-reference
sata
sata
noun
a daughter
satelles
satelles
noun
an attendant
satias
satiās
noun
a sufficiency
satietas
satietās
noun
a sufficiency
satin
satin
adjective
[satis ne] is it enough? is it sufficient?
satine
satine
adjective
[satis ne] is it enough? is it sufficient?
satio
satiō
noun
a sowing
satio
satiō
verb
to fill
satior
satior
adjective
more satisfying
satira
satira
noun
lanx
satis
satis
adjective
enough
satis
satis
adverb
enough
satisdatio
satisdatiō
noun
a giving of bail
satisdato
satisdatō
adverb
under a sufficient security
satisfacio
satisfaciō
verb
to give satisfaction
satisfactio
satisfactiō
noun
an excuse
sator
sator
noun
a sower
satrapea
satrapēa
noun
the office of a satrap
satrapea
satrapēa
cross-reference
satrapia
satrapīa
noun
the office of a satrap
satum
satum
noun
standing corn
satur
satur
adjective
full
satura
satura
noun
lanx
saturatus
saturātus
participle
p. of saturo
Satureianus
Saturēiānus
adjective
of Satureia (in Appulia)
satureium
saturēium
noun
a pot herb
saturitas
saturitās
noun
fulness
Saturnalium
Sāturnālium
noun
saturnus
Saturnius
Sāturnius
adjective
of Saturn
Saturnus
Sāturnus
noun
saturn
saturo
saturō
verb
to fill
satus
satus
adjective
sprung from
satus
satus
noun
a sowing
satus
satus
noun
a son
satyrus
satyrus
noun
a Satyr
sauciatio
sauciātiō
noun
a wounding
saucio
sauciō
verb
to wound
saucius
saucius
adjective
wounded
savior
sāvior
verb
to kiss
saviolum
sāviolum
noun
a little kiss
savium
sāvium
noun
a love kiss
saxatilis
saxātilis
noun
a fish that frequents rocks
saxetum
saxētum
noun
a rocky place
saxeus
saxeus
adjective
of rock
saxificus
saxificus
adjective
turning into stone
saxifragus
saxifragus
adjective
stonebreaking
saxosus
saxōsus
adjective
full of rocks
saxulum
saxulum
noun
a little rock
saxum
saxum
noun
a large stone
scabellum
scabellum
noun
a footstool
scaber
scaber
adjective
rough
scabies
scabiēs
noun
a roughness
scabillum
scabillum
noun
a footstool
scabo
scabō
verb
to scratch
scaena
scaena
noun
[in a theatre] the stage
scaenicus
scaenicus
adjective
of the stage
Scaeus
Scaeus
adjective
Scaean
scala
scāla
noun
a flight of steps
scalmus
scalmus
noun
a peg to hold an oar
scalpellum
scalpellum
noun
in surgery
scalpo
scalpō
verb
to scratch
scalprum
scalprum
noun
a sharp cutting instrument
scammonea
scammōnea
noun
scammony
scamnum
scamnum
noun
a bench
scando
scandō
verb
to rise
scapha
scapha
noun
a light boat
scaphium
scaphium
noun
a boat-shaped drinking-vessel
scapium
scapium
noun
a boat-shaped drinking-vessel
scapula
scapula
noun
the shoulder-blades
scarus
scarus
noun
a sea-fish
scatebra
scatebra
noun
a bubbling
scatens
scatēns
adjective
bubbling
scato
scatō
verb
to bubble
scaturigino
scatūrīginō
noun
bubbling water
scaturigo
scatūrīgō
noun
bubbling water
scaurus
scaurus
adjective
with swollen ankles
scelerate
scelerātē
adverb
impiously
sceleratus
scelerātus
adjective
polluted
scelero
scelerō
verb
to pollute
scelerosus
scelerōsus
adjective
full of wickedness
sceleste
scelestē
adverb
wickedly
scelestus
scelestus
adjective
impious
scelus
scelus
noun
a wicked deed
scena
scēna
cross-reference
scena
scēna
noun
[in a theatre] the stage
scenicus
scēnicus
cross-reference
scenicus
scēnicus
adjective
of the stage
sceptrifer
scēptrifer
adjective
sceptre-bearing
sceptrum
scēptrum
noun
a royal staff
sceptuchus
scēptūchus
noun
a sceptrebearer
scheda
scheda
cross-reference
scheda
scheda
noun
a strip of papyrus bark
schoenobates
schoenobatēs
noun
a ropedancer
schola
schola
noun
an intermission of work
scholasticus
scholasticus
adjective
of a school
scida
scīda
noun
a strip of papyrus bark
sciens
sciēns
adjective
knowing
scienter
scienter
adverb
knowingly
scientia
scientia
noun
a knowing
scilicet
scīlicet
adverb
[with acc. and inf] you may know you may be sure it is certain it is obvious [old]
scilla
scilla
cross-reference
a small shell-fish
scilla
scilla
cross-reference
scin for scisne
scīn for scisne
cross-reference
scindo
scindō
verb
to cut
scintilla
scintilla
noun
a spark
scintillo
scintillō
verb
to sparkle
scio
sciō
verb
to know
scipio
scīpiō
noun
a staff
scirpea
scirpea
noun
a wagonbody of basket work
scirpeus
scirpeus
adjective
of rushes
scirpiculus
scirpiculus
noun
a rush-basket
scirpus
scirpus
noun
a rush
sciscitor
scīscitor
verb
to inform oneself
scisco
scīscō
verb
[of the people] to accept
scissus
scissus
adjective
rent
scite
scītē
adverb
shrewdly
scitor
scītor
verb
to seek to know
scitum
scītum
noun
of the Roman people
scitus
scītus
adjective
[of things] fit
scitus
scītus
noun
a decreeing
scobis
scobis
noun
sawdust
scola
scola
cross-reference
scola
scola
noun
an intermission of work
scomber
scomber
noun
a mackerel
scopa
scōpa
noun
twigs
scopulosus
scopulōsus
adjective
full of rocks
scopulus
scopulus
noun
a projecting point of rock
scorpio
scorpiō
noun
a scorpion
scorpios
scorpios
noun
a scorpion
scorpius
scorpius
noun
a scorpion
scortator
scortātor
noun
a fornicator
scorteus
scorteus
adjective
[of hides] leather
scortillum
scortillum
noun
a little harlot
scortor
scortor
verb
to associate with harlots
scortum
scortum
noun
a harlot
screatus
screātus
noun
a hawking
scriba
scrība
noun
a public writer
scribo
scrībō
verb
to scratch
scrinium
scrīnium
noun
a case
scriptio
scrīptiō
noun
a writing
scriptito
scrīptitō
verb
to write often
scriptor
scrīptor
noun
one who writes
scriptulum
scrīptulum
noun
little lines (on a draught-board)
scriptum
scrīptum
noun
something drawn
scriptura
scrīptūra
noun
a writing
scriptus
scrīptus
participle
p. of scribo
scriptus
scrīptus
noun
the office of a scribe
scripulum
scrīpulum
noun
the smallest measure of weight
scripulus
scrīpulus
noun
a sharp bit of stone
scrobis
scrobis
noun
a ditch
scrofa
scrōfa
noun
a breeding-sow
scrupeus
scrūpeus
adjective
of pointed stones
scrupulosus
scrūpulōsus
adjective
full of sharp stones
scrupulum
scrūpulum
noun
the smallest measure of weight
scrupulus
scrūpulus
noun
a sharp bit of stone
scrupus
scrūpus
noun
a sharp stone
scrutor
scrūtor
verb
to ransack
scrutum
scrūtum
noun
broken stuff
sculpo
sculpō
verb
to carve
sculptilis
sculptilis
adjective
formed by carving
sculptus
sculptus
participle
p. of sculpo
scurra
scurra
noun
an idler
scurrilis
scurrīlis
adjective
buffoon-like
scurrilitas
scurrīlitās
noun
buffoonery
scurror
scurror
verb
to act the jester
scutale
scūtāle
noun
a thong
scutatus
scūtātus
adjective
armed with a long shield
scutella
scutella
noun
a small flat dish
scutica
scutica
noun
a lash
scutula
scutula
noun
a wooden roller
scutula
scutula
noun
a diamond-shaped figure
scutulatum
scutulātum
noun
checked clothing
scutulum
scūtulum
noun
a small shield
scutum
scūtum
noun
a shield
Scyllaeus
Scyllaeus
adjective
of Scylla (a promontory at the entrance of the Sicilian straits)
scyphus
scyphus
noun
a cup
scytula
scytula
noun
a wooden roller
se
sē
cross-reference
se
sē
cross-reference
se
sē
cross-reference
acc. and abl. of sui
se
sē
preposition
by itself from
seb
seb
noun
tallow
sebum
sēbum
cross-reference
secedo
sēcēdō
verb
to go apart
secerno
sēcernō
verb
to put apart
secessio
sēcessiō
noun
a going aside
secessus
sēcessus
noun
a separation
secius
sēcius
adverb
less
secludo
sēclūdō
verb
to shut off
seclum
sēclum
noun
a race
seclusus
sēclūsus
adjective
sundered
seco
secō
verb
to cut
secretio
sēcrētiō
noun
a dividing
secreto
sēcrētō
adverb
separately
secretum
sēcrētum
noun
a hidden thing
secretus
sēcrētus
adjective
severed
secta
secta
noun
a beaten way
sectator
sectātor
noun
a follower
sectilis
sectilis
adjective
cut
sectio
sectiō
noun
a cutting up
sector
sector
verb
to follow eagerly
sector
sector
noun
one who cuts
sectura
sectūra
noun
a cutting
sectus
sectus
participle
p. of seco
secubitus
sēcubitus
noun
a lying apart
secubo
sēcubō
verb
to lie apart
secularis
sēculāris
cross-reference
seculum
sēculum
cross-reference
secum
sēcum
cross-reference
secundani
secundānī
noun
prop. adj.
secundarius
secundārius
adjective
of the second class
secundo
secundō
verb
to favor
secundo
secundō
adverb
secondly
secundum
secundum
cross-reference
in space
secundus
secundus
adjective
[in time or order] following
securifer
secūrifer
adjective
axe-bearing
securiger
secūriger
adjective
axe-bearing
securis
secūris
noun
an axe
securitas
sēcūritās
noun
freedom from anxiety
securus
sēcūrus
adjective
[people] free from care
secus
secus
noun
a sex
secus
secus
adverb
otherwise
secutor
secūtor
noun
a follower
sed
sed
conjunction
but
sed
sēd
preposition
by itself from
sedate
sēdātē
adverb
calmly
sedatio
sēdātiō
noun
a quieting
sedatus
sēdātus
adjective
calm
sedecula
sēdēcula
noun
a little seat
sedeo
sedeō
verb
to sit
sedes
sēdēs
noun
a seat
sedile
sedīle
noun
that may be sat on
seditio
sēditiō
noun
a going aside
seditiose
sēditiōsē
adverb
seditiously
seditiosus
sēditiōsus
adjective
full of discord
sedo
sēdō
verb
to bring to rest
seduco
sēdūcō
verb
to lead aside
seductio
sēductiō
noun
a leading aside
seductus
sēductus
adjective
remote
sedulitas
sēdulitās
noun
assiduity
sedulo
sēdulō
adverb
busily
sedulus
sēdulus
adjective
persistent
seges
seges
noun
a cornfield
segmentatus
sēgmentātus
adjective
trimmed with purple
segmentum
sēgmentum
noun
a cutting (late)
segne
sēgnē
adverb
slowly
segnipes
sēgnipēs
adjective
slow of foot
segnis
sēgnis
adjective
slow
segnitas
sēgnitās
noun
sloth
segniter
sēgniter
adverb
slowly
segnitia
sēgnitia
noun
slowness
segnities
sēgnitiēs
noun
slowness
segrego
sēgregō
verb
to separate from the flock
seiugatus
sēiugātus
participle
p. of seiugo
seiugis
sēiugis
noun
a team of six horses
seiugo
sēiugō
verb
to disjoin
seiunctim
sēiūnctim
adverb
separately
seiunctio
sēiūnctiō
noun
[in rhetoric] a disjunction
seiungo
sēiungō
verb
to disunite
selectio
sēlēctiō
noun
a choosing out
selectus
sēlēctus
participle
p. of seligo
selibra
sēlībra
noun
a half-pound
seligo
sēligō
verb
to single out
sella
sella
noun
a seat
sellarius
sellārius
noun
one that practises lewdness
sellisternium
sellisternium
noun
religious banquets offered to goddesses
sellula
sellula
noun
a little sedan chair
sellularius
sellulārius
noun
a mechanic who works at a stool
semel
semel
adverb
once
semen
sēmen
noun
[of plants] seed
semenstris
sēmēnstris
adjective
half-yearly
sementinus
sēmentīnus
adjective
of sowing time
sementis
sēmentis
noun
a seeding
sementivus
sēmentīvus
adjective
of seed
semermis
sēmermis
cross-reference
semestris
sēmēstris
cross-reference
semestris
sēmēstris
adjective
half-yearly
semet
sēmet
cross-reference
semhomo
sēmhomō
noun
a half-man
semi
sēmi
preposition
[only in composition] half-
semiadapertus
sēmiadapertus
adjective
halfopen
semiapertus
sēmiapertus
adjective
half-open
semibos
sēmibōs
noun
a half-ox
semicaper
sēmicaper
noun
half-goat
semicrematus
sēmicremātus
adjective
half-burned
semicremus
sēmicremus
adjective
half-burned
semicubitalis
sēmicubitālis
adjective
a half-cubit long
semideus
sēmideus
adjective
half-divine
semidoctus
sēmidoctus
adjective
half-taught
semifactus
sēmifactus
adjective
half-finished
semifer
sēmifer
adjective
halfbestial
semigermanus
sēmigermānus
adjective
half-German
semigravis
sēmigravis
adjective
half-overcome
semigro
sēmigrō
verb
to go away
semihians
sēmihiāns
adjective
half-open
semihomo
sēmihomō
noun
a half-man
semihora
sēmihōra
noun
a half-hour
semilacer
sēmilacer
adjective
half-mangled
semilautus
sēmilautus
adjective
half-washed
semiliber
sēmilīber
adjective
half-free
semilixa
sēmilixa
noun
half a sutler
semimas
sēmimās
noun
a half-male
semimortuus
sēmimortuus
adjective
half-dead
seminarium
sēminārium
noun
a nursery
seminator
sēminātor
noun
an originator
seminex
sēminēx
adjective
half-dead
semino
sēminō
verb
to sow
seminudus
sēminūdus
adjective
half-naked
semiplenus
sēmiplēnus
adjective
half-manned
semiputatus
sēmiputātus
adjective
half-pruned
Semiramis
Semīramis
noun
a queen of Assyria
semirasus
sēmirāsus
adjective
half-shaven
semireductus
sēmireductus
adjective
half bent back
semirefectus
sēmirefectus
adjective
half-repaired
semirutus
sēmirutus
adjective
half-razed
semis
sēmis
noun
a half-unit
semisepultus
sēmisepultus
adjective
half-buried
semisomnus
sēmisomnus
adjective
halfasleep
semissis
sēmissis
cross-reference
gen. of semis
semisupinus
sēmisupīnus
adjective
half bent backwards
semita
sēmita
noun
a narrow way
semitarius
semitārius
adjective
fond of by-ways
semiustilatus
sēmiūstilātus
adjective
half-burned
semiustilatustulatus
sēmiūstilātūstulātus
adjective
half-burned
semiustus
sēmiūstus
adjective
half-burned
semivir
sēmivir
noun
adj
semivivus
sēmivīvus
adjective
half-alive
semodius
sēmodius
noun
a half-peck
semotus
sēmōtus
adjective
remote
semoveo
sēmoveō
verb
to move apart
semper
semper
adverb
ever
sempiternus
sempiternus
adjective
everlasting
semuncia
sēmūncia
noun
a half-ounce
semunciarius
sēmūnciārius
adjective
amounting to a half-ounce
semust
sēmūst
cross-reference
semustilatus
sēmūstilātus
adjective
half-burned
semustus
sēmūstus
adjective
half-burned
senaculum
senāculum
noun
a meeting-place for the Senate
senariolus
sēnāriolus
noun
a little senarius
senarius
sēnārius
adjective
of six each
senator
senātor
noun
a senator
senatorius
senātōrius
adjective
of a senator
senatus
senātus
noun
[in Rome] the council of the elders
senecta
senecta
noun
old age
senectus
senectūs
noun
old age
seneo
seneō
verb
to be old
senesco
senēscō
verb
to grow old
senex
senex
adjective
old
senilis
senīlis
adjective
of an old man
senior
senior
adjective
older
senium
senium
noun
old age
sensim
sēnsim
adverb
just perceptibly
sensum
sēnsum
noun
perceptions
sensus
sēnsus
noun
a perceiving
sensus
sēnsus
participle
p. of sentio
sententia
sententia
noun
a way of thinking
sententiola
sententiola
noun
a short sentence
sententiose
sententiōsē
adverb
full of meaning
sententiosus
sententiōsus
adjective
full of meaning
sentina
sentīna
noun
bilge-water
sentio
sentiō
verb
to discern by sense
sentis
sentis
noun
thorns
sentus
sentus
adjective
thorny
senus
sēnus
adjective
six each
seorsum
seorsum
adverb
separately
seorsus
seorsus
adverb
separately
separabilis
sēparābilis
adjective
that may be separated
separate
sēparātē
adverb
separately
separatim
sēparātim
adverb
asunder
separatio
sēparātiō
noun
a sundering
separatus
sēparātus
adjective
separated
separo
sēparō
verb
to disjoin
sepelio
sepeliō
verb
to bury
sepes
sēpes
cross-reference
sepia
sēpia
noun
the cuttle-fish
sepimentum
sēpīmentum
noun
a hedge
sepio
sēpiō
verb
to surround with a hedge
sepono
sēpōnō
verb
to lay apart
sepositus
sēpositus
adjective
distant
sepse
sēpse
cross-reference
septem
septem
adjective
seven
September
September
noun
of seven
septemdecem
septemdecem
adjective
seventeen
septemdecim
septemdecim
adjective
seventeen
septemfluus
septemfluus
adjective
sevenfoldflowing
septemgeminus
septemgeminus
adjective
sevenfold
septemplex
septemplex
adjective
sevenfold
septemtrio
septemtriō
noun
[plural] the seven stars of the Wagon
septemtrionalis
septemtriōnālis
adjective
of the north
septemvir
septemvir
noun
one of a board of seven
septemviralis
septemvirālis
adjective
of the septemvirs
septemviratus
septemvirātus
noun
the office of a septemvir
septemviri
septemvirī
cross-reference
septenarius
septēnārius
adjective
containing seven
septendecem
septendecem
adjective
seventeen
septendecim
septendecim
cross-reference
septeni
septēnī
cross-reference
seven each
septentrio
septentriō
cross-reference
septentrio
septentriō
noun
[plural] the seven stars of the Wagon
septentrionalis
septentriōnālis
cross-reference
septentrionalis
septentriōnālis
adjective
of the north
septiens
septiēns
adjective
seven times
septies
septiēs
adjective
seven times
septimani
septimānī
noun
soldiers of the seventh legion
septimum
septimum
adverb
for the seventh time
septimus
septimus
adjective
the seventh
septingentesimus
septingentēsimus
adjective
the seven hundredth
septiremis
septirēmis
adjective
with seven banks of oars
septuagesimus
septuāgēsimus
adjective
the seventieth
septuaginta
septuāgintā
adjective
seventy
septum
sēptum
cross-reference
septumus
septumus
adjective
the seventh
septunx
septūnx
noun
seven twelfths
sepulchralis
sepulchrālis
adjective
of a tomb
sepulchrum
sepulchrum
noun
a place where a corpse is buried
sepulcralis
sepulcrālis
adjective
of a tomb
sepulcretum
sepulcrētum
noun
a burial-place
sepulcrum
sepulcrum
noun
a place where a corpse is buried
sepultura
sepultūra
noun
a burial
sepultus
sepultus
participle
p. of sepelio
sequax
sequāx
adjective
following
sequens
sequēns
adjective
next
sequester
sequester
adjective
inter mediate
sequius
sequius
adjective
[comparative of secus] very differently
sequor
sequor
verb
to follow
sequutor
sequūtor
noun
a follower
sera
sera
noun
a bar
sera
sēra
adverb
late
Serapeum
Serapeum
noun
a temple of Serapis
Serapeum
Serāpēum
noun
a temple of Serapis
Serapicus
Serāpicus
adjective
of or belonging to Serapis
Serapis
Serāpis
noun
a chief divinity of the Egyptians
serenitas
serēnitās
noun
clearness
sereno
serēnō
verb
to make clear
serenus
serēnus
adjective
clear
seria
sēria
noun
a cylindrical earthen vessel
Sericus
Sēricus
adjective
of the Seres
series
seriēs
noun
a row
serio
sēriō
adverb
in earnest
serius
sērius
adjective
[only of things] grave
serius
sērius
adverb
too late
sermo
sermō
noun
continued speech
sermocinor
sermōcinor
verb
to talk
sermunculus
sermunculus
noun
common talk
sero
sērō
adverb
late
sero
serō
verb
to bind together
sero
serō
verb
to sow
serpens
serpēns
noun
a creeping thing
serpentigena
serpentigena
noun
serpent-born
serpentipes
serpentipēs
noun
serpentfooted
serperastrum
serperastrum
noun
knee-splints
serpillum
serpillum
cross-reference
serpirastrum
serpirastrum
noun
knee-splints
serpo
serpō
verb
to creep
serpullum
serpullum
noun
thyme
serra
serra
noun
a saw
serracum
serrācum
noun
a heavy wagon
serratus
serrātus
adjective
serrated
serrula
serrula
noun
a small saw
serta
serta
noun
wreaths of flowers
sertum
sertum
noun
wreaths of flowers
sertus
sertus
participle
p. of 2 sero
serum
serum
noun
the watery part of curdled milk
serum
sērum
adverb
late at night
serus
sērus
adjective
[as subst] a late time
serva
serva
cross-reference
a female slave
servabilis
servābilis
adjective
to be rescued
servans
servāns
adjective
keeping
servator
servātor
noun
a preserver
servatrix
servātrīx
noun
she that preserves
servilis
servīlis
adjective
of a slave
serviliter
servīliter
adverb
like a slave
servio
serviō
verb
to be a servant
servitium
servitium
noun
the condition of a slave
servitus
servitūs
noun
the condition of a servant
servo
servō
verb
to make safe
servola
servola
noun
a young female servant
servolus
servolus
noun
a young slave
servos
servos
noun
a slave
servos
servos
adjective
slavish
servula
servula
noun
a young female servant
servulus
servulus
noun
a young slave
servus
servus
adjective
slavish
servus
servus
noun
a slave
sescenaris
sēscēnāris
adjective
of one and a half years
sesceni
sēscēnī
adjective
six hundred each
sescentesimus
sēscentēsimus
adjective
the six hundredth
sescenti
sēscentī
adjective
six hundred
sescentiens
sēscentiēns
adverb
six hundred times
sescenties
sēscentiēs
cross-reference
sese
sēsē
cross-reference
acc. and abl. of sui
seselis
seselis
noun
meadow saxifrage
sesqui
sēsqui
adverb
one half
sesquialter
sēsquialter
adjective
once and a half
sesquimodius
sēsquimodius
noun
a peck and a half
sesquioctavus
sēsquioctāvus
adjective
num
sesquipedalis
sēsquipedālis
adjective
of a foot and a half
sesquiplaga
sēsquiplāga
noun
a blow and a half
sesquiplex
sēsquiplex
adjective
taken one and a half times
sesquitertius
sēsquitertius
adjective
containing one and a third
sessilis
sessilis
adjective
for sitting upon
sessio
sessiō
noun
a sitting
sessito
sessitō
verb
to keep sitting
sessiuncula
sessiuncula
noun
a little group small circle
sessor
sessor
noun
one who sits
sestertius
sēstertius
adjective
two and a half
set
set
cross-reference
set
set
conjunction
but
seta
sēta
noun
[of beasts] a stiff hair
seta
sēta
cross-reference
setiger
sētiger
cross-reference
setius
sētius
adverb
less
setosus
sētōsus
cross-reference
seu
seu
conjunction
or if
seu
seu
cross-reference
severe
sevērē
adverb
gravely
severitas
sevēritās
noun
seriousness
severus
sevērus
adjective
[people] serious
sevoco
sēvocō
verb
to call apart
sevum
sēvum
noun
tallow
sex
sex
adjective
six
sex primi
sex prīmī
cross-reference
sexageni
sexāgēnī
adjective
sixty each
sexagensimus
sexāgēnsimus
adjective
the sixtieth
sexagensumus
sexāgēnsumus
adjective
the sixtieth
sexagesimus
sexāgēsimus
adjective
the sixtieth
sexagiens
sexāgiēns
adverb
sixty times
sexagies
sexāgiēs
adverb
sixty times
sexaginta
sexāgintā
adjective
sixty
sexangulus
sexangulus
adjective
with six angles
sexcenarius
sexcēnārius
adjective
of six hundred
sexceni
sexcēnī
adjective
six hundred each
sexceni
sexcēnī
cross-reference
sexcentesimus
sexcentēsimus
cross-reference
sexcentesimus
sexcentēsimus
adjective
the six hundredth
sexcenti
sexcentī
adjective
six hundred
sexcenti
sexcentī
cross-reference
sexcenties
sexcentiēs
adverb
six hundred times
sexdecim
sexdecim
cross-reference
sexennis
sexennis
adjective
of six years
sexennium
sexennium
noun
a period of six years
sexiens
sexiēns
adverb
six times
sexies
sexiēs
adverb
six times
sextadecimani
sextādecimānī
noun
sexta decima
sextans
sextāns
noun
the sixth
sextarius
sextārius
noun
the sixth part
Sextilis
Sextīlis
adjective
the sixth
sextula
sextula
noun
the sixth part of an uncia
sextum
sextum
adverb
for the sixth time
sextus
sextus
adjective
the sixth
sextus decimus
sextus decimus
cross-reference
sexus
sexus
noun
a sex (only sing gen. and abl.)
si
sī
conjunction
if
si quando
sī quandō
adverb
if ever
si qui
sī quī
pronoun
si quidem
sī quidem
conjunction
(old si_quidem)
si quis
sī quis
pronoun
sibilo
sībilō
verb
to hiss
sibilum
sībilum
noun
a hissing
sibilus
sībilus
adjective
hissing
sibilus
sībilus
noun
a hissing
Sibylla
Sibylla
noun
a female soothsayer
Sibyllinus
Sibyllīnus
adjective
of a Sibyl
sic
sīc
adverb
[generally] so
sica
sīca
noun
a curved dagger
sicarius
sīcārius
adjective
murderous
sicce
siccē
adverb
dryly
siccine
sīccinē
cross-reference
siccitas
siccitās
noun
dryness
sicco
siccō
verb
to make dry
siccus
siccus
adjective
dry
Sicelis
Sīcelis
adjective
f
sicine
sīcine
adverb
so? thus? in this way?
sicubi
sīcubi
adverb
if in any place
sicula
sīcula
noun
a little dagger
sicunde
sīcunde
adverb
if from anywhere
sicut
sīcut
adverb
[with a verb] so as
sicuti
sīcutī
adverb
[with a verb] so as
sidereus
sīdereus
adjective
of the constellations
sido
sīdō
verb
to sit down
Sidonis
Sīdōnis
adjective
f Sidonian
Sidonius
Sīdōnius
adjective
of Sidon
sidus
sīdus
noun
a group of stars
siem
siem
cross-reference
subj praes. of sum
sigillatus
sigillātus
adjective
embossed in figures
sigillum
sigillum
noun
small statues
signator
sīgnātor
noun
one who attests
signatus
sīgnātus
participle
p. of signo
signifer
sīgnifer
adjective
sign-bearing
significanter
sīgnificanter
adverb
clearly
significatio
sīgnificātiō
noun
a pointing out
significo
sīgnificō
verb
to make signs
signo
sīgnō
verb
to set a mark upon
signum
sīgnum
noun
a mark
silendum
silendum
noun
things not to be spoken
silens
silēns
adjective
still
silentium
silentium
noun
a being still
Silenus
Sīlēnūs
noun
the snub-nosed and drunken tutor of Bacchus
sileo
sileō
verb
to be noiseless
siler
sīler
noun
a brook-willow
silesco
silēscō
verb
to become still
silex
silex
noun
a hard stone
silicernium
silicernium
noun
a funeral feast
siligo
silīgō
noun
winter-wheat
siliqua
siliqua
noun
of leguminous plants
sillybus
sillybus
noun
see sittybos
silurus
silūrus
noun
the sheat-fish
silus
silus
adjective
pug-nosed
silva
silva
noun
a wood
Silvanus
Silvānus
noun
a god of woods and plantations
silvesco
silvēscō
verb
to grow wild
silvestris
silvestris
adjective
of a wood
silvicola
silvicola
noun
inhabiting woods
silvicultrix
silvicultrīx
noun
living in the woods
silvosus
silvōsus
adjective
full of woods
simia
sīmia
noun
an ape
simile
simile
noun
a comparison
similis
similis
adjective
like
similiter
similiter
adverb
in like manner
similitudo
similitūdō
noun
likeness
similo
similō
cross-reference
simiolus
sīmiolus
noun
a little ape
simius
sīmius
noun
an ape
simplex
simplex
adjective
simple
simplicitas
simplicitās
noun
simplicity
simpliciter
simpliciter
adverb
simply
simplum
simplum
noun
that which is single
simpulum
simpulum
noun
a small ladle for use in sacrifices
simpuvium
simpuvium
noun
a vessel for offering liquids
simul
simul
adverb
at the same time
simulac
simulac
adverb
as soon as
simulacrum
simulācrum
noun
a likeness
simulamen
simulāmen
noun
a copy
simulans
simulāns
adjective
imitative
simulate
simulātē
adverb
feignedly
simulatio
simulātiō
noun
an assumption
simulator
simulātor
noun
a copier
simulatque
simulatque
adverb
as soon as
simulo
simulō
verb
to make like
simultas
simultās
noun
a hostile encounter
simus
sīmus
adjective
flat-nosed
sin
sīn
conjunction
if however
sincere
sincērē
adverb
uprightly
sinceritas
sincēritās
noun
purity
sincerus
sincērus
adjective
clean
sinciput
sīnciput
noun
a half head
sine
sine
preposition
without
singillatim
singillātim
adverb
one by one
singularis
singulāris
adjective
one by one
singulariter
singulāriter
adverb
particularly
singulatim
singulātim
adverb
one by one
singulatim
singulātim
adverb
see singillatim
singultim
singultim
adverb
sobbingly
singulto
singultō
verb
to hiccup
singultus
singultus
noun
a sobbing
singulus
singulus
adjective
one at a time
sinister
sinister
adjective
left
sinistra
sinistra
noun
see sinister
sinistre
sinistrē
adverb
badly
sinistrorsum
sinistrōrsum
adverb
towards the left side
sinistrorsus
sinistrōrsus
adverb
towards the left side
sino
sinō
verb
to let down
sinuatus
sinuātus
participle
p. of sinuo
sinum
sīnum
noun
a large vessel of earthenware
sinuo
sinuō
verb
to bend
sinuosus
sinuōsus
adjective
full of curves
sinus
sinus
noun
a bent surface
siparium
sīparium
noun
in a theatre
sipho
sīphō
noun
a siphon
siquando
sīquandō
adverb
if ever
siquidem
siquidem
conjunction
(old si_quidem)
siquis
sīquis
pronoun
Siren
Sīrēn
noun
a Siren
siris
sīris
cross-reference
subj perf. of sino
sirit
sīrit
cross-reference
subj perf. of sino
Sirius
Sīrius
adjective
of Sirius
Sirius
Sīrius
noun
the dog-star
sirpea
sirpea
cross-reference
sirpea
sirpea
noun
a wagonbody of basket work
sirpeus
sirpeus
adjective
of rushes
sirpus
sirpus
cross-reference
sirpus
sirpus
noun
a rush
sirus
sīrus
noun
a pit for storing grain
sis
sīs
cross-reference
sis
sīs
cross-reference
subj. of sum
siser
siser
noun
a plant with an esculent root
sisto
sistō
verb
to cause to stand
sistrum
sīstrum
noun
a brazen rattle
sisymbrium
sisymbrium
noun
wild-thyme (consecrated to Venus)
Sisyphius
Sīsyphius
adjective
of Sisyphus (son of Aeolus)
sitella
sitella
noun
an urn for lots (with a narrow neck
siticulosus
sitīculōsus
adjective
dry
sitiens
sitiēns
adjective
thirsting
sitienter
sitienter
adverb
thirstily
sitio
sitiō
verb
to thirst
sitis
sitis
noun
thirst
Sittianus
Sittiānus
adjective
of a Sittius
sittybos
sittybos
noun
a title
sittybus
sittybus
noun
a title
situs
situs
adjective
placed
situs
situs
noun
a situation
sive
sīve
conjunction
or if
smaragdus
smaragdus
noun
a green precious stone
smaris
smaris
noun
a small sea-fish
smilax
smīlax
noun
bindweed
Smintheus
Smintheus
noun
the Sminthean
soboles
sobolēs
cross-reference
sobolesco
sobolēscō
cross-reference
sobrie
sōbriē
adverb
moderately
sobrinus
sōbrīnus
noun
a cousin by the mother's side
sobrius
sōbrius
adjective
not drunk
soccus
soccus
noun
a low-heeled shoe
socer
socer
noun
a father-in-law
socia
socia
noun
a sharer
sociabilis
sociābilis
adjective
to be joined together
socialis
sociālis
adjective
of companionship
socialiter
sociāliter
adverb
accommodatingly
societas
societās
noun
fellowship
socio
sociō
verb
to join together
socius
socius
noun
(gen plur. sociu_m)
socius
socius
adjective
sharing
socordia
sōcordia
noun
dulness
socorditer
sōcorditer
adverb
negligently
socors
sōcors
adjective
without spirit
socrus
socrus
noun
masc.
sodalicius
sodālicius
adjective
of a sodalis
sodalis
sodālis
adjective
of companions
sodalitas
sodālitās
noun
association
sodes
sōdēs
adverb
if you will
sol
sōl
noun
the sun
solacium
sōlācium
noun
a soothing
solamen
sōlāmen
cross-reference
a comfort
solaris
sōlāris
adjective
of the sun
solarium
sōlārium
noun
a sun-dial
solati
sōlāti
cross-reference
solatium
sōlātium
noun
a soothing
solator
sōlātor
noun
a comforter
soldurii
soldūriī
noun
retainers
soldus
soldus
cross-reference
solea
solea
noun
a sole
soleatus
soleātus
adjective
wearing sandals
soleo
soleō
verb
to use
solicito
sōlicitō
verb
to disturb
solide
solidē
adverb
surely
soliditas
soliditās
noun
solidness
solido
solidō
verb
to make firm
solidus
solidus
adjective
undivided
soliferreum
sōliferreum
noun
sollus- (3 SAL-)+ ferrum
solistimus
solistimus
adjective
most perfect
solitarius
sōlitārius
adjective
alone
solitudo
sōlitūdō
noun
a being alone
solitum
solitum
noun
the customary
solitus
solitus
adjective
wonted
solium
solium
noun
a seat
solivagus
sōlivagus
adjective
wandering in solitude
sollemne
sollemne
noun
a religious rite
sollemnis
sollemnis
adjective
annual
sollemniter
sollemniter
adverb
religiously
sollers
sollers
adjective
skilled
sollerter
sollerter
adverb
skilfully
sollertia
sollertia
noun
skill
sollicitatio
sollicitātiō
noun
a vexing
sollicito
sollicitō
verb
to disturb
sollicitudo
sollicitūdō
noun
uneasiness of mind
sollicitus
sollicitus
adjective
thoroughly moved
solliferreum
solliferreum
noun
sollus- (3 SAL-)+ ferrum
sollistimus
sollistimus
adjective
most perfect
sollistimus
sollistimus
cross-reference
solor
sōlor
verb
to comfort
soloecismus
soloecismus
noun
a grammatical error
solstitialis
sōlstitiālis
adjective
of the summer solstice
solstitium
sōlstitium
noun
a standing still of the sun
solum
sōlum
adverb
[never with numerals except unus] alone
solum
solum
noun
the lowest part
solus
sōlus
adjective
alone
solute
solūtē
adverb
without constraint
solutio
solūtiō
noun
a loosing
solutus
solūtus
adjective
unbound
solvo
solvō
verb
to loosen
somniculosus
somnīculōsus
adjective
inclined to sleep
somnifer
somnifer
adjective
sleep-bringing
somnio
somniō
verb
to dream
somnium
somnium
noun
a dream
somnus
somnus
noun
sleep
sonabilis
sonābilis
adjective
sounding
sonans
sonāns
adjective
sounding
sonipes
sonipēs
adjective
with sounding feet
sonitus
sonitus
noun
a noise
sonivius
sonivius
adjective
noisy
sono
sonō
verb
to make a noise
sonor
sonor
noun
a noise
sonorus
sonōrus
adjective
noisy
sons
sōns
adjective
old P
sonticus
sonticus
adjective
serious
sonupes
sonupēs
cross-reference
sonupes
sonupēs
adjective
with sounding feet
sonus
sonus
noun
a noise
sophistes
sophistēs
noun
a sophist
sophus
sophus
adjective
wise
sopio
sōpiō
verb
to deprive of sense
sopor
sopor
noun
a deep sleep
soporatus
sopōrātus
adjective
laid to sleep
soporifer
sopōrifer
adjective
inducing sleep
soporus
sopōrus
adjective
of sleep
sorbeo
sorbeō
verb
to sup up
sorbillo
sorbillō
verb
to sip
sorbilo
sorbilō
verb
to sip
sorbitio
sorbitiō
noun
a dainty drink
sorbum
sorbum
noun
a sorb-apple
sordeo
sordeō
verb
to be dirty
sordes
sordēs
noun
dirt
sordesco
sordēscō
verb
to become dirty
sordidatus
sordidātus
adjective
in dirty clothes
sordide
sordidē
adverb
meanly
sordidulus
sordidulus
adjective
soiled
sordidus
sordidus
adjective
dirty
sorex
sōrex
noun
a shrew-mouse
sorites
sōrītēs
noun
a logical chain
soror
soror
noun
a sister
sororicida
sorōricīda
noun
a sisterslayer
sororius
sorōrius
adjective
of a sister
sors
sors
noun
a lot
sortilegus
sortilegus
adjective
foretelling
sortior
sortior
verb
to cast lots
sortitio
sortītiō
noun
a casting of lots
sortito
sortītō
adverb
by lot
sortitor
sortītor
noun
a distributor by lot
sortitus
sortītus
noun
a casting of lots
sortitus
sortītus
participle
p. of sortior
sospes
sōspes
adjective
saved
Sospita
Sōspita
noun
she who saves
sospito
sōspitō
verb
to save
soter
sōtēr
noun
a savior
spadix
spādīx
adjective
date-brown
spado
spadō
noun
an impotent person
spargo
spargō
verb
to strew
sparton
sparton
noun
spanish broom
spartum
spartum
noun
spanish broom
sparulus
sparulus
noun
a bream
sparus
sparus
noun
a small spear with a barbed head
spatha
spatha
noun
a broad sword with a double edge
spatior
spatior
verb
to spread abroad
spatiose
spatiōsē
adverb
widely
spatiosus
spatiōsus
adjective
roomy
spatium
spatium
noun
a space
species
speciēs
noun
a sight
specillum
specillum
noun
in surgery
specimen
specimen
noun
a means of knowing
speciose
speciōsē
adverb
showily
speciosus
speciōsus
adjective
good-looking
spectabilis
spectābilis
adjective
that may be seen
spectaclum
spectāclum
noun
a place from which shows are witnessed
spectaculum
spectāculum
noun
a place from which shows are witnessed
spectatio
spectātiō
noun
a beholding
spectator
spectātor
noun
an onlooker
spectatrix
spectātrīx
noun
a looker-on
spectatus
spectātus
adjective
tried
spectio
spectiō
noun
the prerogative of observing the auspices
specto
spectō
verb
to look on
spectrum
spectrum
noun
an appearance
specula
specula
noun
a look-out
specula
spēcula
noun
a slight hope
speculabundus
speculābundus
adjective
on the look-out
specularium
speculārium
noun
window panes
speculator
speculātor
noun
a looker-out
speculatorius
speculātōrius
adjective
of spies
speculatrix
speculātrīx
noun
a spy
speculor
speculor
verb
to spy out
speculum
speculum
noun
a reflector
specus
specus
noun
a natural cavity
spelaeum
spēlaeum
noun
a cave
spelunca
spēlunca
noun
a cave
speratus
spērātus
participle
p. of spero
spernendus
spernendus
adjective
contemptible
spernor
spernor
verb
to despise
sperno
spernō
verb
[old] to separate
spero
spērō
verb
to hope
spes
spēs
noun
hope
sphaera
sphaera
noun
a ball
spica
spīca
noun
a point
spiceus
spīceus
adjective
consisting of ears of corn
spiculum
spīculum
noun
a little sharp point
spicum
spīcum
noun
[of a plant] an ear
spina
spīna
noun
a thorn
spinetum
spīnētum
noun
a thorn hedge
spineus
spīneus
adjective
of thorns
spiniger
spīniger
adjective
thorn-bearing
spinosus
spīnōsus
adjective
full of thorns
spintria
spintria
noun
a male prostitute
spinus
spīnus
noun
a blackthorn
spira
spīra
noun
a coil
spirabilis
spīrābilis
adjective
that may be breathed
spiraculum
spīrāculum
noun
a breathing-hole
spiramentum
spīrāmentum
noun
a breathing-hole
spiritus
spīritus
noun
a breathing
spiro
spīrō
verb
to breathe
spissatus
spissātus
adjective
thickened
spisse
spissē
adverb
crowdedly
spissus
spissus
adjective
thick
splendeo
splendeō
verb
to shine
splendesco
splendēscō
verb
to become bright
splendide
splendidē
adverb
brightly
splendidus
splendidus
adjective
bright
splendor
splendor
noun
brightness
spoliatio
spoliātiō
noun
a pillaging
spoliator
spoliātor
noun
a robber
spoliatrix
spoliātrīx
noun
she that robs
spoliatus
spoliātus
adjective
despoiled
spolio
spoliō
verb
to strip
spolium
spolium
noun
of an animal
sponda
sponda
noun
a bedstead
spondaeus
spondaeus
cross-reference
spondalium
spondālium
noun
a sacrificial hymn
spondaulium
spondaulium
noun
a sacrificial hymn
spondeo
spondeō
verb
to promise sacredly
spondeus
spondēus
noun
a spondee (foot of two long syllables)
spondius
spondīus
noun
a spondee (foot of two long syllables)
spongea
spongea
noun
a sponge
spongia
spongia
noun
a sponge
spons
spōns
noun
free will
sponsa
spōnsa
noun
a betrothed woman
sponsal
spōnsāl
noun
a betrothal
sponsio
spōnsiō
noun
a solemn promise
sponsor
spōnsor
noun
a bondsman
sponsum
spōnsum
noun
a covenant
sponsus
spōnsus
noun
a bail
sponsus
spōnsus
noun
a betrothed man
sportella
sportella
noun
a little basket
sportula
sportula
noun
a little basket
spretor
sprētor
noun
a disdainer
spretus
sprētus
participle
p. of sperno
spuma
spūma
noun
foam
spumatus
spūmātus
participle
p. of spumo
spumesco
spūmēscō
verb
to grow frothy
spumeus
spūmeus
adjective
foaming
spumifer
spūmifer
adjective
foam-bearing
spumiger
spūmiger
adjective
foam-bearing
spumo
spūmō
verb
to foam
spumosus
spūmōsus
adjective
full of foam
spuo
spuō
verb
to spit
spurcatus
spurcātus
adjective
filthy
spurce
spurcē
adverb
impurely
spurco
spurcō
verb
to defile
spurcus
spurcus
adjective
unclean
sputatilicus
spūtātilicus
adjective
to be spit upon
sputo
spūtō
verb
to spit
sputum
spūtum
noun
spittle
squaleo
squāleō
verb
squalus
squalide
squālidē
adverb
without ornament
squalidus
squālidus
adjective
stiff
squalor
squālor
noun
roughness
squalus
squalus
noun
a sea-fish (al. squatus)
squama
squāma
noun
a scale
squameus
squāmeus
adjective
scaly
squamiger
squāmiger
adjective
scale-bearing
squamosus
squāmōsus
adjective
covered with scales
squatus
squatus
noun
a sea-fish (al. squalus)
squilla
squilla
cross-reference
a small shell-fish
st
st
interjection
interj
stabilimen
stabilīmen
noun
a stay
stabilio
stabiliō
verb
to make firm
stabilis
stabilis
adjective
firm
stabilitas
stabilitās
noun
a standing fast
stabulor
stabulor
verb
to be stabled
stabulo
stabulō
verb
to have an abode
stabulum
stabulum
noun
a standing-place
stadium
stadium
noun
a stade
stagno
stāgnō
verb
of waters in inundation
stagnum
stāgnum
noun
a standing water
stamen
stāmen
noun
in weaving
stamineus
stāmineus
adjective
full of threads
Stata
Stata
noun
a surname of Vesta
statarius
statārius
adjective
standing fast
statera
statēra
noun
a steelyard
statim
statim
adverb
steadily
statio
statiō
noun
a standing
stativus
statīvus
adjective
set
stator
stator
noun
an attendant upon a proconsul in his province
statua
statua
noun
an image
statumen
statūmen
noun
a support
statuo
statuō
verb
to cause to stand
statura
statūra
noun
height
status
status
noun
a station
status
status
adjective
set
statutus
statūtus
participle
p. of statuo
stelio
stēliō
noun
a newt
stella
stella
noun
a star
stellans
stellāns
adjective
starred
stellatus
stellātus
adjective
set with stars
stellifer
stellifer
adjective
star-bearing
stelliger
stelliger
adjective
star-bearing
stellio
stelliō
noun
a newt
stemma
stemma
noun
a garland
stercoro
stercorō
verb
to dung
sterculinum
sterculīnum
noun
a dung-heap
stercus
stercus
noun
dung
sterilis
sterilis
adjective
unfruitful
sterilitas
sterilitās
noun
unfruitfulness
sternax
sternāx
adjective
prostrating
sterno
sternō
verb
to spread out
sternumentum
sternūmentum
noun
a sneezing
sternuo
sternuō
verb
to sneeze
sterquilinum
sterquilīnum
noun
a dung-heap
sterto
stertō
verb
to snore
stigma
stigma
noun
a mark burned in
stigmatias
stigmatiās
noun
one branded (of a slave)
stilicidium
stīlicidium
noun
a trickling liquid
stilla
stīlla
noun
a drop
stillicidium
stīllicidium
noun
a trickling liquid
stillo
stīllō
verb
to make drops
stilus
stilus
noun
a pointed instrument
stimulatio
stimulātiō
noun
an incitement
stimulo
stimulō
verb
to goad
stimulus
stimulus
noun
a prick
stinguo
stinguō
verb
to put out
stipatio
stīpātiō
noun
a crowd
stipator
stīpātor
noun
an attendant
stipatus
stīpātus
participle
p. of stipo
stipendiarius
stīpendiārius
adjective
of tribute
stipendium
stīpendium
noun
a paying of tax
stipes
stīpes
noun
a log
stipo
stīpō
verb
to crowd together
stips
stips
noun
a contribution in money
stipula
stipula
noun
a stalk
stipulatio
stipulātiō
noun
a formal promise
stipulatiuncula
stipulātiuncula
noun
a petty covenant
stipulor
stipulor
verb
to engage
stiria
stīria
noun
a frozen drop
stirpes
stirpēs
noun
[of plants] the lower part of the trunk
stirpis
stirpis
noun
[of plants] the lower part of the trunk
stirpitus
stirpitus
adverb
by the stalk
stirps
stirps
noun
[of plants] the lower part of the trunk
stiva
stīva
noun
a plough-handle
stlatattarius
stlātāttārius
adjective
sca-borne
stlattarius
stlāttārius
adjective
sca-borne
stlis
stlīs
noun
a strife
stlis
stlis
cross-reference
sto
stō
verb
to stand
Stoice
Stōicē
adverb
like a Stoic
Stoicida
Stōicida
noun
sons of Stoics
Stoicus
Stōicus
adjective
of the Stoic philosophy
stola
stola
noun
a woman's upper garment
stolide
stolidē
adverb
stupidly
stolidus
stolidus
adjective
slow
stomachor
stomachor
verb
to be irritated
stomachose
stomachōsē
adverb
angrily
stomachosus
stomachōsus
adjective
wrathful
stomachus
stomachus
noun
the gullet
storea
storea
noun
a plaited covering
storia
storia
noun
a plaited covering
strabo
strabō
noun
a cross-eyed person
strages
strāgēs
noun
an overthrow
stragulum
strāgulum
noun
a spread
stragulus
strāgulus
adjective
for spreading out
stramen
strāmen
noun
straw
stramentum
strāmentum
noun
that which is spread over
stramineus
strāmineus
adjective
of straw
strangulo
strangulō
verb
to throttle
stranguria
strangūria
noun
difficulty of urine
strategema
stratēgēma
noun
a stroke of generalship
stratum
strātum
noun
a covering
stratus
strātus
adjective
prostrate
strenue
strēnuē
adverb
briskly
strenuitas
strēnuitās
noun
briskness
strenuus
strēnuus
adjective
brisk
strepito
strepitō
verb
to clatter
strepitus
strepitus
noun
a confused noise
strepo
strepō
verb
to make a noise
strictim
strictim
adverb
superficially
strictura
strictūra
noun
a compression
strictus
strictus
adjective
drawn together
strideo
strīdeō
verb
to make a harsh noise
strido
strīdō
verb
to make a shrill noise
stridor
strīdor
noun
a harsh noise
stridulus
strīdulus
adjective
creaking
strigilis
strigilis
noun
a scraper
strigosus
strigōsus
adjective
lean
stringo
stringō
verb
to draw tight
strix
strix
noun
a screech-owl (superstitiously regarded as a vampire or harpy)
stropha
stropha
noun
a trick
strophium
strophium
noun
a breast-band
structor
strūctor
noun
a builder
structura
strūctūra
noun
a building
structus
strūctus
participle
p. of struo
strues
struēs
noun
a heap
struma
strūma
noun
a scrofulous tumor
strumosus
strūmōsus
adjective
having a struma
struo
struō
verb
to place together
studeo
studeō
verb
to give attention
studiose
studiōsē
adverb
eagerly
studiosus
studiōsus
adjective
eager
studium
studium
noun
application
stulte
stultē
adverb
foolishly
stultitia
stultitia
noun
folly
stultus
stultus
adjective
foolish
stupa
stūpa
noun
coarse flax
stupa
stūpa
cross-reference
stupefacio
stupefaciō
verb
to make stupid
stupens
stupēns
adjective
senseless
stupeo
stupeō
verb
to be struck senseless
stupesco
stupēscō
verb
to grow astonished
stupeus
stūpeus
cross-reference
stupeus
stūpeus
adjective
of tow
stupiditas
stupiditās
noun
senselessness
stupidus
stupidus
adjective
senseless
stupor
stupor
noun
numbness
stuppa
stūppa
noun
coarse flax
stuppeus
stūppeus
adjective
of tow
stupro
stuprō
verb
to defile
stuprum
stuprum
noun
defilement
Stygius
Stygius
adjective
of the Styx
stylus
stylus
noun
a pointed instrument
Stymphalis
Stymphālis
adjective
Stymphalian
Stymphalius
Stymphālius
adjective
stymphalian
Styx
Styx
noun
a river of the infernal regions
su
sū
pronoun
himself
su
su
preposition
[place] under
Suada
Suāda
noun
the goddess of Persuasion
Suadela
Suādēla
noun
the goddess of Persuasion
suadeo
suādeō
verb
to advise
suamet
suamet
cross-reference
suasio
suāsiō
noun
a recommending
suasor
suāsor
noun
an exhorter
suasus
suāsus
noun
an advising
suasus
suāsus
participle
p. of suadeo
suave
suāvē
adverb
sweetly
suaviloquens
suāviloquēns
adjective
sweet-spoken
suaviloquentia
suāviloquentia
noun
sweetness of speech
suavior
suāvior
verb
to kiss
suaviolum
suāviolum
noun
a little kiss
suavis
suāvis
adjective
[to the senses] sweet
suavitas
suāvitās
noun
to the senses
suaviter
suāviter
adverb
to the senses
suavium
suāvium
noun
a love kiss
suavium
suāvium
noun
a kiss
sub
sub
preposition
[place] under
sub
sub
preposition
[place] under
sub
sub
preposition
[place] under
subabsurde
subabsurdē
adverb
somewhat absurdly
subabsurdus
subabsurdus
adjective
rather inappropriate
subaccuso
subaccūsō
verb
to blame somewhat
subactio
subāctiō
noun
a thorough working
subactus
subāctus
participle
p. of subigo
subadroganter
subadroganter
adverb
somewhat proudly
subagito
subagitō
verb
to dishonor
subagrestis
subagrestis
adjective
somewhat rustic
subalaris
subālāris
adjective
under the arms
subamarus
subamārus
adjective
slightly bitter
subausculto
subauscultō
verb
to listen secretly. eavesdrop
subcenturio
subcenturiō
verb
to admit to a vacancy in a centuria
subcenturio
subcenturiō
noun
an under office
subcingo
subcingō
verb
to gird below
subcino
subcinō
verb
to sing to
subclamo
subclāmō
verb
to cry out in response
subcontumeliose
subcontumēliōsē
adverb
with a suggestion of contumely
subcresco
subcrēscō
verb
to grow from below
subcrispus
subcrīspus
adjective
somewhat curled
subcubcu
subcubcu
cross-reference
subcumbo
subcumbō
verb
to fall down
subcurro
subcurrō
verb
to run under
subcussus
subcussus
noun
a shaking
subcutio
subcutiō
verb
to fling up from below
subdeficiens
subdēficiēns
adjective
a little faint
subdifficilis
subdifficilis
adjective
slightly puzzling
subdiffido
subdiffīdō
verb
to be distrustful
subditivus
subditīvus
adjective
substituted
subdo
subdō
verb
to put under
subdoceo
subdoceō
verb
to teach as a deputy school-master
subdole
subdolē
adverb
cunningly
subdolus
subdolus
adjective
crafty
subdubito
subdubitō
verb
to be somewhat in doubt
subduco
subdūcō
verb
(subdu_xti_)
subductio
subductiō
noun
a withdrawal
subductus
subductus
participle
p. of subduco
subedo
subedō
verb
to eat away below
subeo
subeō
verb
to come under
suber
sūber
noun
the cork-oak
subf
subf
cross-reference
subfodio
subfodiō
verb
to dig under
subfragatio
subfrāgātiō
noun
a recommendation to office
subfragator
subfrāgātor
noun
a favorer
subfundo
subfundō
verb
to pour below
subfuscus
subfuscus
adjective
brownish
subg
subg
cross-reference
subgrandis
subgrandis
adjective
rather large
subgredior
subgredior
verb
to approach
subhorridus
subhorridus
adjective
somewhat rough
subiacens
subiacēns
adjective
lying beneath
subicio
subiciō
verb
to throw under
subiecte
subiectē
adverb
vely
subiectio
subiectiō
noun
a putting under
subiecto
subiectō
verb
to throw under
subiector
subiector
noun
one who substitutes
subiectus
subiectus
adjective
lying under
subigito
subigitō
verb
to dishonor
subigo
subigō
verb
to drive up
subiicio
subiiciō
cross-reference
subimpudens
subimpudēns
adjective
somewhat shameless
subinanis
subinānis
adjective
rather vain
subinde
subinde
adverb
[of time] immediately after
subinsulsus
subinsulsus
adjective
somewhat tasteless
subinvideo
subinvideō
verb
to be somewhat envious of
subinvisus
subinvīsus
adjective
a little disliked
subinvito
subinvītō
verb
to suggest to
subirascor
subīrāscor
verb
to be out of temper
subiratus
subīrātus
adjective
somewhat angry
subitarius
subitārius
adjective
in haste
subito
subitō
adverb
suddenly
subitus
subitus
adjective
sudden
subiungo
subiungō
verb
to fasten under
sublabor
sublābor
verb
to glide under
sublate
sublātē
adverb
highly
sublatio
sublātiō
noun
an elevation
sublatus
sublātus
adjective
elated
sublego
sublegō
verb
to gather from below
sublevatio
sublevātiō
noun
an alleviation
sublevo
sublevō
verb
to lift from beneath
sublica
sublica
noun
a stake
sublicius
sublicius
adjective
resting upon piles
subligaculum
subligāculum
noun
a waist-band
subligar
subligar
noun
a breech-cloth
subligo
subligō
verb
to bind below
sublime
sublīmē
adverb
aloft
sublimen
sublīmen
adverb
on high
sublimis
sublīmis
adjective
uplifted
sublimus
sublīmus
adjective
lofty
subluceo
sublūceō
verb
to shine a little
subluo
subluō
verb
to wash underneath
sublustris
sublūstris
adjective
sub + * lustrus
submergo
submergō
verb
to dip
subministro
subministrō
verb
to aid by giving
submisse
submissē
adverb
[of manner] softly
submissio
submissiō
noun
a letting down
submissus
submissus
adjective
let down
submitto
submittō
verb
to let down
submoleste
submolestē
adverb
with some vexation
submolestus
submolestus
adjective
somewhat troublesome
submoneo
submoneō
verb
to remind privily
submorosus
submōrōsus
adjective
somewhat peevish
submoveo
submoveō
verb
to put out of the way
submuto
submūtō
verb
to interchange substitute
subnascor
subnāscor
verb
to grow up under
subnecto
subnectō
verb
to bind below
subnego
subnegō
verb
to deny in a measure
subnexus
subnexus
participle
p. of subnecto
subnitor
subnītor
verb
to support
subnuba
subnuba
noun
a rival
subnubilus
subnūbilus
adjective
somewhat cloudy
subo
subō
verb
to be lustful
subobscaenus
subobscaenus
adjective
verging on indecency
subobscenus
subobscēnus
adjective
verging on indecency
subobscurus
subobscūrus
adjective
somewhat obscure
subodiosus
subodiōsus
adjective
rather vexatious
suboffendo
suboffendō
verb
to give some offence
suboleo
suboleō
verb
to emit a trifling smell
suboles
subolēs
noun
a sprout
subolesco
subolēscō
verb
[inch] to grow up anew
subolo
subolō
verb
to be perceived
suborno
subōrnō
verb
to fit out
subp
subp
cross-reference
subpernatus
subpernātus
adjective
lamed in the hip
subpetior
subpetior
verb
to come to the aid of
subpeto
subpetō
verb
to be at hand
subplanto
subplantō
verb
to trip up the heels of
subplementum
subplēmentum
noun
that which fills out
subpleo
subpleō
verb
to fill up
subplex
subplex
adjective
kneeling in entreaty
subplicatio
subplicātiō
noun
a public prayer
subpliciter
subpliciter
adverb
like a petitioner
subplicium
subplicium
noun
a kneeling
subplico
subplicō
verb
to kneel down
subplodo
subplōdō
verb
to stamp
subplosio
subplōsiō
noun
a stamping
subpono
subpōnō
verb
to put below
subporto
subportō
verb
to convey
subpressio
subpressiō
noun
a suppression
subpressus
subpressus
adjective
pressed down
subprimo
subprimō
verb
of vessels
subpudeo
subpudeō
verb
to be somewhat ashamed
subputo
subputō
verb
to count up
subrancidus
subrancidus
adjective
slightly tainted
subraucus
subraucus
adjective
somewhat hoarse
subrectus
subrēctus
participle
p. of subrigo
subremigo
subrēmigō
verb
to row gently
subrepo
subrēpō
verb
to creep under
subreptus
subreptus
participle
p. of subripio
subrideo
subrīdeō
verb
to smile
subridicule
subrīdiculē
adverb
somewhat laughably
subrigo
subrigō
verb
to erect
subringor
subringor
verb
to make a wry face
subripio
subripiō
verb
to snatch away
subrogo
subrogō
verb
to put the vote on the choice of a substitute
subrubeo
subrubeō
verb
to grow ruddy
subruo
subruō
verb
to tear away below
subrusticus
subrūsticus
adjective
somewhat clownish
subrutus
subrutus
participle
p. of subruo
subscribo
subscrībō
verb
to write underneath
subscriptio
subscrīptiō
noun
a writing beneath
subscriptor
subscrīptor
noun
a signer of an accusation
subscriptus
subscrīptus
participle
p. of subscribo
subsecivus
subsecīvus
cross-reference
subseco
subsecō
verb
to cut under
subsellium
subsellium
noun
a low bench
subsentio
subsentiō
verb
to observe stealthily
subsequor
subsequor
verb
to follow after
subservio
subserviō
verb
to serve
subsicivus
subsicīvus
adjective
that is cut off and left
subsidiarius
subsidiārius
adjective
of a reserve
subsidium
subsidium
noun
[in order of battle] the troops in reserve
subsido
subsīdō
verb
to sit down
subsignanus
subsīgnānus
adjective
that serves under the standard
subsigno
subsīgnō
verb
to mark
subsilio
subsiliō
verb
to leap up
subsisto
subsistō
verb
to take a stand
subsortior
subsortior
verb
to choose a substitute by lot
subsortitio
subsortītiō
noun
a choosing of substitutes by lot
substantia
substantia
noun
resources
substerno
substernō
verb
to strew under
substituo
substituō
verb
to present
substo
substō
verb
to stand firm
substratus
substrātus
participle
p. of substerno
substrictus
substrictus
adjective
drawn together
substringo
substringō
verb
to bind beneath
substructio
substrūctiō
noun
a foundation
substruo
substruō
verb
to build beneath
subsum
subsum
verb
to be under
subsutus
subsūtus
cross-reference
sewn beneath
subtegmen
subtēgmen
noun
in a web
subtemen
subtēmen
noun
in a web
subter
subter
preposition
below
subter
subter
adverb
below
subterfugio
subterfugiō
verb
to escape
subterlabor
subterlābor
verb
to glide below
subterraneus
subterrāneus
adjective
underground
subtexo
subtexō
verb
to weave under
subtilis
subtīlis
adjective
fine
subtilitas
subtīlitās
noun
keenness
subtiliter
subtīliter
adverb
finely
subtimeo
subtimeō
verb
to be secretly afraid
subtraho
subtrahō
verb
to draw from below
subtristis
subtrīstis
adjective
somewhat sad
subtunsus
subtūnsus
adjective
somewhat bruised
subturpiculus
subturpiculus
adjective
savoring of meanness
subturpis
subturpis
adjective
somewhat disgraceful
subtus
subtus
adverb
below
subtusus
subtūsus
adjective
somewhat bruised
subucula
subūcula
noun
a man's undergarment
subulcus
subulcus
noun
a swine-herd
Subura
Subūra
noun
a busy quarter in Rome
Suburanus
Subūrānus
adjective
of Subura
suburbanitas
suburbānitās
noun
nearness to Rome
suburbanus
suburbānus
adjective
near the city
suburbium
suburbium
noun
a suburb
suburgueo
suburgueō
verb
to drive close
suburgurgeo
suburgurgeō
verb
to drive close
subvectio
subvectiō
noun
a carrying up
subvecto
subvectō
verb
to support and carry
subvectus
subvectus
noun
a carrying
subveho
subvehō
verb
to support and convey
subvenio
subveniō
verb
to come to help
subvereor
subvereor
verb
to have a little anxiety
subversor
subversor
noun
an overturner
subverto
subvertō
verb
to turn upside down
subvexus
subvexus
adjective
sloping upwards
subvolo
subvolō
verb
to fly up
subvolvo
subvolvō
verb
to roll up
subvorto
subvortō
verb
to turn upside down
succedo
succēdō
verb
to go below
succendo
succendō
verb
to kindle beneath
succenseo
succēnseō
cross-reference
succenseo
succēnseō
verb
to be angry
succensus
succēnsus
participle
p. of succendo
succenturio
succenturiō
cross-reference
succenturio
succenturiō
verb
to admit to a vacancy in a centuria
succenturio
succenturiō
noun
an under office
successio
successiō
noun
a taking another's place
successor
successor
noun
a follower
successus
successus
noun
a coming up
successus
successus
participle
p. of succedo
succidaneus
succīdāneus
cross-reference
succidia
succīdia
noun
a leg of pork
succido
succīdō
verb
to cut off below
succido
succidō
verb
to fall under
succiduus
succiduus
adjective
sinking down
succingo
succingō
verb
to gird below
succino
succinō
verb
to sing to
succinum
succinum
cross-reference
succipio
succipiō
verb
to take
succipio
succipiō
cross-reference
succisus
succīsus
participle
p. of 2 succi_do
succlamatio
succlāmātiō
noun
a calling out
succlamo
succlāmō
verb
to cry out in response
succo
succō
noun
a sucker
succontumeliose
succontumēliōsē
cross-reference
succontumeliose
succontumēliōsē
adverb
with a suggestion of contumely
succresco
succrēscō
verb
to grow from below
succrispus
succrīspus
cross-reference
succrispus
succrīspus
adjective
somewhat curled
succumbo
succumbō
verb
to fall down
succurro
succurrō
verb
to run under
succus
succus
cross-reference
succussus
succussus
noun
a shaking
succutio
succutiō
verb
to fling up from below
sucidus
sūcidus
adjective
juicy
sucinum
sūcinum
noun
amber
suco
sūcō
noun
a sucker
sucophanta
sūcophanta
noun
[properly an informer against exporters of figs from Attica] an informer
Sucula
Sucula
noun
an incorrect translation of the Hyades
sucus
sūcus
noun
a juice
sudarium
sūdārium
noun
a handkerchief
sudis
sudis
noun
a stake
sudo
sūdō
verb
to sweat
sudor
sūdor
noun
sweat
sudus
sūdus
adjective
cloudless
suesco
suēscō
verb
to become used
suetus
suētus
adjective
accustomed
sufes
sūfes
noun
a judge in Carthage
suffarcino
suffarcinō
verb
sub + * farcina
suffectus
suffectus
adjective
substituted
suffero
sufferō
verb
to take up
suffes
suffes
noun
a judge in Carthage
sufficiens
sufficiēns
adjective
sufficient
sufficio
sufficiō
verb
to put under
suffigo
suffīgō
verb
to fasten beneath
suffimen
suffīmen
noun
fumigation
suffimentum
suffīmentum
noun
fumigation
suffio
suffiō
verb
to perfume
suffixus
suffīxus
participle
p. of suffigo
sufflamen
sufflāmen
noun
a clog
suffoco
suffōcō
verb
to throttle
suffodio
suffodiō
verb
to dig under
suffragatio
suffrāgātiō
noun
a recommendation to office
suffragator
suffrāgātor
noun
a favorer
suffragium
suffrāgium
noun
a voting-tablet
suffragor
suffrāgor
verb
* suffragus
suffringo
suffringō
verb
to break below
suffugio
suffugiō
verb
to flee for refuge
suffugium
suffugium
noun
a refuge
suffundo
suffundō
verb
to pour below
suffuscus
suffuscus
adjective
brownish
suffusus
suffūsus
participle
p. of suffundo
suggero
suggerō
verb
to bring under
suggestum
suggestum
noun
an artificial mound
suggestus
suggestus
noun
a raised place
suggestus
suggestus
participle
p. of suggero
suggillo
suggillō
verb
to bruise
suggrandis
suggrandis
adjective
rather large
suggredior
suggredior
verb
to approach
sugillatio
sūgillātiō
noun
a bruise
sugillo
sūgillō
verb
to bruise
sugo
sūgō
verb
to suck
suillus
suīllus
adjective
of swine. grex
sulaba
sulaba
noun
a syllable
sulco
sulcō
verb
to furrow
sulcus
sulcus
noun
a furrow
sulfur
sulfur
noun
brimstone
sulfureus
sulfureus
adjective
of sulphur
Sulla
Sulla
noun
a family name in the Cornelian gens
Sullanus
Sullānus
adjective
of Sulla (the dictator)
sullaturio
sullāturiō
verb
to imitate Sulla
sulph
sulph
adjective
of sulphur
sulphur
sulphur
cross-reference
sulphur
sulphur
noun
brimstone
sulphureus
sulphureus
cross-reference
sulpur
sulpur
noun
brimstone
sum
sum
verb
to be
sumbola
sumbola
noun
a contribution to a feast
sumen
sūmen
noun
a breast
summ
summ
cross-reference
summa
summa
noun
[sc. res] the top
summatim
summātim
adverb
summarily
summe
summē
adverb
in the highest degree
summergo
summergō
verb
to dip
sumministro
sumministrō
verb
to aid by giving
summisse
summissē
adverb
[of manner] softly
summissio
summissiō
noun
a letting down
summissus
summissus
adjective
let down
summitto
summittō
verb
to let down
summoleste
summolestē
adverb
with some vexation
summolestus
summolestus
adjective
somewhat troublesome
summoneo
summoneō
verb
to remind privily
summopere
summopere
adverb
with extreme diligence
summorosus
summōrōsus
adjective
somewhat peevish
summoveo
summoveō
verb
to put out of the way
summum
summum
adverb
at the utmost
summus
summus
adjective
uppermost
summuto
summūtō
verb
to interchange substitute
sumo
sūmō
verb
to take
sumptio
sūmptiō
noun
a taking
sumptuarius
sūmptuārius
adjective
of expense
sumptuose
sūmptuōsē
adverb
expensively
sumptuosus
sūmptuōsus
adjective
very expensive
sumptus
sūmptus
participle
p. of sumo
sumptus
sūmptus
noun
outlay
sumtio
sūmtiō
noun
a taking
sumtuarius
sūmtuārius
adjective
of expense
sumtuose
sūmtuōsē
adverb
expensively
sumtuosus
sūmtuōsus
adjective
very expensive
sumtus
sūmtus
noun
outlay
suo
suō
verb
to sew
suomet
suōmet
cross-reference
suopte
suōpte
cross-reference
suovetaurile
suovetaurīle
noun
a sacrifice of lustration
supellex
supellex
noun
[singular collective] domestic utensils
super
super
adverb
above
super
super
preposition
[of place] over
super
super
preposition
[of place] over
super addo
super addō
verb
to add besides
super incumbo
super incumbō
verb
to lie down on
super inicio
super iniciō
verb
to throw on
super insterno
super īnsternō
verb
to spread over
super volito
super volitō
verb
to fly over often
supera
superā
adverb
above
superabilis
superābilis
adjective
that may be got over
superaddo
superaddō
verb
to add besides
superans
superāns
participle
p. of supero
superator
superātor
noun
a conqueror
superbe
superbē
adverb
haughtily
superbia
superbia
noun
loftiness
superbiloquentia
superbiloquentia
noun
haughty speech
superbio
superbiō
verb
to be haughty
superbus
superbus
adjective
haughty
supercilium
supercilium
noun
an eyebrow
superemineo
superēmineō
verb
to overtop
superficies
superficiēs
noun
the upper side
superfixus
superfīxus
adjective
attached above
superfluens
superfluēns
adjective
running over
superfundo
superfundō
verb
to pour over
supergredior
supergredior
verb
to surmount
superiacio
superiaciō
verb
to cast over
superimmineo
superimmineō
verb
to hang over
superimpendens
superimpendēns
adjective
overhanging
superimpono
superimpōnō
verb
to put upon
superincido
superincidō
verb
to fall from above
superincubo
superincubō
verb
to lie over
superinicio
superiniciō
verb
to throw on
superinpono
superinpōnō
verb
to put upon
superinsterno
superīnsternō
verb
to spread over
superior
superior
adjective
[place] higher
superlabens
superlābēns
cross-reference
p.
superlatio
superlātiō
noun
[in rhetoric] an exaggeration
superlatus
superlātus
adjective
extravagant
superne
supernē
adverb
from above
supernus
supernus
adjective
that is above
supero
superō
verb
to go over
superobruo
superobruō
verb
to cover over
superoccupo
superoccupō
verb
to take by surprise
superpendens
superpendēns
adjective
overhanging
superpositus
superpositus
adjective
placed over
superscando
superscandō
verb
to climb over
supersedeo
supersedeō
verb
to sit upon
superstagno
superstāgnō
verb
to spread out into a lake
supersterno
supersternō
cross-reference
superstes
superstes
adjective
standing by
superstitio
superstitiō
noun
dread of the supernatural
superstitiose
superstitiōsē
adverb
superstitiously
superstitiosus
superstitiōsus
adjective
soothsaying
supersto
superstō
verb
to stand upon
superstratus
superstrātus
cross-reference
p.
superstruo
superstruō
verb
to build upon
supersum
supersum
verb
to be over and above
supertego
supertegō
verb
to cover over
superum
superum
noun
see superus
superurgens
superurgēns
cross-reference
p.
superus
superus
adjective
that is above
supervacaneus
supervacāneus
adjective
over and above
supervacuus
supervacuus
adjective
useless
supervado
supervādō
verb
to go over
supervehor
supervehor
verb
to pass by
supervenio
superveniō
verb
to come in addition
superventus
superventus
noun
a coming up
supervolito
supervolitō
verb
to fly over often
supervolo
supervolō
verb
to fly over
supino
supīnō
verb
to bend backwards
supinus
supīnus
adjective
backwards
suppaeniteo
suppaeniteō
verb
it causes some sorrow
suppar
suppar
adjective
nearly equal
suppeditatio
suppeditātiō
noun
a full supply
suppedito
suppeditō
verb
to give in abundance
suppedo
suppēdō
verb
to break wind softly
suppernatus
suppernātus
adjective
lamed in the hip
suppetior
suppetior
verb
to come to the aid of
suppeto
suppetō
verb
to be at hand
supplanto
supplantō
verb
to trip up the heels of
supplementum
supplēmentum
noun
that which fills out
suppleo
suppleō
verb
to fill up
supplex
supplex
adjective
kneeling in entreaty
supplicatio
supplicātiō
noun
a public prayer
suppliciter
suppliciter
adverb
like a petitioner
supplicium
supplicium
noun
a kneeling
supplico
supplicō
verb
to kneel down
supplodo
supplōdō
verb
to stamp
supplosio
supplōsiō
noun
a stamping
suppoeniteo
suppoeniteō
verb
it causes some sorrow
suppono
suppōnō
verb
to put below
supporto
supportō
verb
to convey
suppositus
suppositus
participle
p. of suppono
suppostus
suppostus
participle
p. of suppono
suppressio
suppressiō
noun
a suppression
suppressus
suppressus
adjective
pressed down
supprimo
supprimō
verb
of vessels
suppudeo
suppudeō
verb
to be somewhat ashamed
supputo
supputō
verb
to count up
supra
suprā
preposition
[of place] above
supra
suprā
adverb
[of place] on the upper side
suprascando
suprāscandō
verb
to climb over
supremum
suprēmum
adverb
for the last time
supremus
suprēmus
adjective
highest
sura
sūra
noun
the back part of the leg
surculus
sūrculus
noun
a tender young twig
surdaster
surdaster
adjective
somewhat deaf
surditas
surditās
noun
deafness
surdus
surdus
adjective
deaf
surena
surēna
noun
among the Parthians
surgo
surgō
verb
to rise
surr
surr
cross-reference
surrancidus
surrancidus
adjective
slightly tainted
surraucus
surraucus
adjective
somewhat hoarse
surremigo
surrēmigō
verb
to row gently
surrepo
surrēpō
verb
to creep under
surreptus
surreptus
participle
p. of subripio
surrideo
surrīdeō
verb
to smile
surridicule
surrīdiculē
adverb
somewhat laughably
surrigo
surrigō
verb
to erect
surringor
surringor
verb
to make a wry face
surripio
surripiō
verb
to snatch away
surrogo
surrogō
verb
to put the vote on the choice of a substitute
surrubeo
surrubeō
verb
to grow ruddy
surruo
surruō
verb
to tear away below
surrusticus
surrūsticus
adjective
somewhat clownish
surrutus
surrutus
participle
p. of subruo
sursum
sūrsum
adverb
of motion
sursus
sūrsus
adverb
of motion
sus
sus
preposition
[place] under
sus
sūs
noun
a swine
suscenseo
suscēnseō
verb
to be angry
susceptio
susceptiō
noun
a taking in hand
susceptum
susceptum
noun
an undertaking
suscipio
suscipiō
verb
to take
suscito
suscitō
verb
to lift up
suspecto
suspectō
verb
to look up at
suspectus
suspectus
noun
a looking up
suspectus
suspectus
adjective
subject to suspicion
suspendium
suspendium
noun
a hanging
suspendo
suspendō
verb
to hang up
suspensus
suspēnsus
adjective
raised
suspicax
suspicāx
adjective
distrustful
suspicio
suspīciō
noun
mistrust
suspicio
suspiciō
verb
to look upwards
suspiciose
suspīciōsē
adverb
in a suspicious manner
suspiciosus
suspīciōsus
adjective
full of suspicion
suspicor
suspicor
verb
to mistrust
suspiratus
suspīrātus
noun
a sighing
suspiritus
suspīritus
noun
a deep breath
suspirium
suspīrium
noun
a deep breath
suspiro
suspīrō
verb
to draw a deep breath
suspitio
suspītiō
cross-reference
suspitio
suspītiō
noun
mistrust
suspitiose
suspītiosē
adverb
in a suspicious manner
suspitiose
suspītiōsē
cross-reference
suspitiosus
suspītiōsus
cross-reference
suspitiosus
suspītiōsus
adjective
full of suspicion
susque deque
sūsque dēque
adverb
both up and down
sustentaculum
sustentāculum
noun
a prop
sustentatio
sustentātīō
noun
a deferring
sustento
sustentō
verb
to hold up
sustineo
sustineō
verb
to hold up
sustollo
sustollō
verb
to lift
sustuli
sustulī
cross-reference
perf. of suffero and of tollo
susurro
susurrō
verb
to hum
susurrus
susurrus
adjective
muttering
susurrus
susurrus
noun
a humming
sutilis
sūtilis
adjective
sewed together
sutor
sūtor
noun
a shoemaker
sutorius
sūtōrius
adjective
of a shoemaker
sutrinus
sūtrīnus
adjective
of shoemakers
sutum
sūtum
noun
plates fastened together
sutura
sūtūra
noun
a sewing together
sutus
sūtus
participle
p. of suo
suus
suus
pronoun
i. In gen
sycophanta
sȳcophanta
noun
[properly an informer against exporters of figs from Attica] an informer
syllaba
syllaba
noun
a syllable
syllabatim
syllabātim
adverb
syllable by syllable
sylva
sylva
cross-reference
sylvanus
sylvānus
cross-reference
sylvester
sylvester
cross-reference
symbola
symbola
noun
a contribution to a feast
symphonia
symphōnia
noun
an agreement of sounds
symphoniacus
symphōniacus
adjective
of concerts
Symposium
Symposium
noun
(Banquet)
Synapothnescontes
Synapothnēscontes
noun
[a comedy by Diphilus] Dying Together
synedrus
synedrus
noun
in Macedon
syngrapha
syngrapha
noun
a written promise to pay
synodus
synodūs
noun
a bream (a sea-fish)
Syracosius
Syrācosius
adjective
syracusan
syriacus
syriacus
cross-reference
(C.)
Syriacus
Syriacus
cross-reference
(C.)
syrma
syrma
noun
a robe with a train
Syrtis
Syrtis
noun
a sand-bank in the sea
Syrus
Syrus
adjective
see Syriacus