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Sabaeus

adjective

sabaean

sabbatum

noun

the seventh day

Sabellicus

adjective

of the Sabelli

Sabinus

Sabīnus

adjective

of the Sabini

sabulum

noun

coarse sand

saburra

noun

sand

sacculus

noun

a small bag (as a filter for wine)

saccus

noun

a sack

sacellum

noun

a little sanctuary

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

noun

a sacrificing priest

sacrifer

adjective

bearing sacred things

sacrificalis

sacrificālis

adjective

of sacrifices

sacrificatio

sacrificātiō

noun

a sacrificing

sacrificium

noun

a sacrifice

sacrifico

sacrificō

verb

to make a sacrifice

sacrificulus

noun

one who conducts sacrifices

sacrificus

adjective

of sacrifices

sacrilegium

noun

the robbing of a temple

sacrilegus

adjective

that steals sacred things

sacro

sacrō

verb

to set apart as sacred

sacrosanctus

sacrōsānctus

adjective

consecrated with religious ceremonies

sacrufico

sacruficō

verb

to make a sacrifice

sacrum

noun

something consecrated

saeclum

noun

a race

saecularis

saeculāris

adjective

of a saeculum

saeculum

noun

a race

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

noun

a fence

saeta

noun

[of beasts] a stiff hair

saetiger

adjective

bristle-bearing

saetosus

saetōsus

adjective

full of coarse hairs

saeve

saevē

adverb

fiercely

saevidicus

adjective

spoken furiously

saevio

saeviō

verb

[of animals] to be fierce

saevitia

noun

fury

saevus

adjective

[of animals] raging

saga

sāga

noun

a wisewoman

sagacitas

sagācitās

noun

[of the senses] keenness

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

noun

an arrow

sagittarius

sagittārius

noun

an archer

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

noun

a small military cloak

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

[as a humorous appellation] a little man

salarium

salārium

noun

saltmoney

salarius

salārius

adjective

of salt

salax

salāx

adjective

lustful

sale

noun

salt water

sale

noun

salt water

salebra

noun

[in a road plur] a jolting place

salebrosus

salebrōsus

adjective

full of roughness

Saliaris

Saliāris

adjective

of the Salii

saliatus

saliātus

noun

the office of the Salii

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

noun

dancing priests of Mars

saliunca

noun

a scented plant

Salius

noun

a college of priests founded by Numa for the service of Mars

saliva

salīva

noun

spittle

salix

noun

a willow-tree

Salmacis

noun

a fountain in Caria (producing effeminacy)

salpa

noun

a kind of stock-fish

salsamentum

salsāmentum

noun

fish-pickle

salse

salsē

adverb

wittily

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

adverb

saved

saltim

adverb

saved

salto

saltō

verb

to dance

saltuosus

saltuōsus

adjective

covered with forest

saltus

noun

a leaping

saltus

noun

a forest

saluber

salūber

adjective

health-giving

salubris

salūbris

adjective

health-giving

salubritas

salūbritās

noun

healthfulness

salubriter

salūbriter

adverb

healthfully

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

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

adjective

of Samos

Samnis

Samnīs

adjective

of Samnium

Samnium

noun

a mountainous country north of Campania

Samos

noun

an island near Ephesus

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

noun

a deity of the Sabines worshipped at Rome

sandalium

noun

a slipper

sandapila

noun

a cheap coffin

sandyx

sandȳx

noun

a bright red

sane

sānē

adverb

soberly

Sangualis

Sanguālis

adjective

sacred to Sancus

sanguen

noun

blood

sanguinans

sanguināns

adjective

bloodthirsty

sanguinarius

sanguinārius

adjective

bloodthirsty

sanguineus

adjective

of blood

sanguinolentus

adjective

full of blood

sanguis

sanguīs

noun

blood

sanguis

noun

blood

Sangus

noun

a deity of the Sabines worshipped at Rome

sanies

saniēs

noun

diseased blood

sanitas

sānitās

noun

soundness of body

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

noun

must

sapiens

sapiēns

adjective

wise

sapienter

adverb

sensibly

sapientia

noun

good taste

sapientipotens

sapientipotēns

adjective

mighty in wisdom

sapio

sapiō

verb

to taste of

sapor

noun

a taste

sarcina

noun

[only poet. in sing.] a package

sarcinarius

sarcinārius

adjective

of burdens

sarcinula

noun

a little pack

sarcio

sarciō

verb

to patch

sarcophagus

adjective

flesh-devouring

sarculum

noun

a light hoe

sardonyx

noun

a precious stone

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

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

adjective

[only in phrases with tectus] mended

sat

adverb

enough

sat

adjective

enough

sata

noun

a daughter

sat agito

sat agitō

cross-reference

sat ago

sat agō

cross-reference

satelles

noun

an attendant

satias

satiās

noun

a sufficiency

satietas

satietās

noun

a sufficiency

satin

adjective

[satis ne] is it enough? is it sufficient?

satine

adjective

[satis ne] is it enough? is it sufficient?

satio

satiō

noun

a sowing

satio

satiō

verb

to fill

satior

adjective

more satisfying

satira

noun

lanx

satis

adverb

enough

satis

adjective

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

noun

a sower

satrapea

satrapēa

noun

the office of a satrap

satrapea

satrapēa

cross-reference

satrapia

satrapīa

noun

the office of a satrap

satum

noun

standing corn

satur

adjective

full

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

[sc. festa] the festival of the Saturnalia (beginning Dec. 17)

Saturnius

Sāturnius

adjective

of Saturn

Saturnus

Sāturnus

noun

Saturn

saturo

saturō

verb

to fill

satus

adjective

sprung from

satus

noun

a son

satus

noun

a sowing

satyrus

noun

a Satyr

sauciatio

sauciātiō

noun

a wounding

saucio

sauciō

verb

to wound

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

adjective

of rock

saxificus

adjective

turning into stone

saxifragus

adjective

stonebreaking

saxosus

saxōsus

adjective

full of rocks

saxulum

noun

a little rock

saxum

noun

a large stone

scabellum

noun

a footstool

scaber

adjective

rough

scabies

scabiēs

noun

a roughness

scabillum

noun

a footstool

scabo

scabō

verb

to scratch

scaena

noun

[in a theatre] the stage

scaenicus

adjective

of the stage

Scaeus

adjective

Scaean

scala

scāla

noun

a flight of steps

scalmus

noun

a peg to hold an oar

scalpellum

noun

in surgery

scalpo

scalpō

verb

to scratch

scalprum

noun

a sharp cutting instrument

scammonea

scammōnea

noun

scammony

scamnum

noun

a bench

scando

scandō

verb

to rise

scapha

noun

a light boat

scaphium

noun

a boat-shaped drinking-vessel

scapium

noun

a boat-shaped drinking-vessel

scapula

noun

the shoulder-blades

scarus

noun

a sea-fish

scatebra

noun

a bubbling

scatens

scatēns

adjective

bubbling

scato

scatō

verb

to bubble

scaturigino

scatūrīginō

noun

bubbling water

scaturigo

scatūrīgō

noun

bubbling water

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

adjective

impious

scelus

noun

a wicked deed

scena

scēna

cross-reference

scena

scēna

noun

[in a theatre] the stage

scenicus

scēnicus

adjective

of the stage

scenicus

scēnicus

cross-reference

sceptrifer

scēptrifer

adjective

sceptre-bearing

sceptrum

scēptrum

noun

a royal staff

sceptuchus

scēptūchus

noun

a sceptrebearer

scheda

cross-reference

scheda

noun

a strip of papyrus bark

schoenobates

schoenobatēs

noun

a ropedancer

schola

noun

an intermission of work

scholasticus

adjective

of a school

scida

scīda

noun

a strip of papyrus bark

sciens

sciēns

adjective

knowing

scienter

adverb

knowingly

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

cross-reference

a small shell-fish

scilla

cross-reference

scindo

scindō

verb

to cut

scin for scisne

scīn for scisne

cross-reference

scintilla

noun

a spark

scintillo

scintillō

verb

to sparkle

scio

sciō

verb

to know

scipio

scīpiō

noun

a staff

scirpea

noun

a wagonbody of basket work

scirpeus

adjective

of rushes

scirpiculus

noun

a rush-basket

scirpus

noun

a rush

sciscitor

scīscitor

verb

to inform oneself

scisco

scīscō

verb

[of the people] to accept

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

noun

sawdust

scola

noun

an intermission of work

scomber

noun

a mackerel

scopa

scōpa

noun

twigs

scopulosus

scopulōsus

adjective

full of rocks

scopulus

noun

a projecting point of rock

scorpio

scorpiō

noun

a scorpion

scorpios

noun

a scorpion

scorpius

noun

a scorpion

scortator

scortātor

noun

a fornicator

scorteus

adjective

[of hides] leather

scortillum

noun

a little harlot

scortor

verb

to associate with harlots

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

noun

the office of a scribe

scriptus

scrīptus

participle

p. of scribo

scripulum

scrīpulum

noun

the smallest measure of weight

scripulus

scrīpulus

noun

a sharp bit of stone

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

adjective

formed by carving

sculptus

participle

p. of sculpo

scurra

noun

an idler

scurrilis

scurrīlis

adjective

buffoon-like

scurrilitas

scurrīlitās

noun

buffoonery

scurror

verb

to act the jester

scutale

scūtāle

noun

a thong

scutatus

scūtātus

adjective

armed with a long shield

scutella

noun

a small flat dish

scutica

noun

a lash

scutula

noun

a diamond-shaped figure

scutula

noun

a wooden roller

scutulatum

scutulātum

noun

checked clothing

scutulum

scūtulum

noun

a small shield

scutum

scūtum

noun

a shield

Scyllaeus

adjective

of Scylla (a promontory at the entrance of the Sicilian straits)

scyphus

noun

a cup

scytula

noun

a wooden roller

sē

preposition

by itself from

sē

cross-reference

acc. and abl. of sui

sē

cross-reference

sē

cross-reference

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

noun

a beaten way

sectator

sectātor

noun

a follower

sectilis

adjective

cut

sectio

sectiō

noun

a cutting up

sector

verb

to follow eagerly

sector

noun

one who cuts

sectura

sectūra

noun

a cutting

sectus

participle

p. of seco

secubitus

sēcubitus

noun

a lying apart

secubo

sēcubō

verb

to lie apart

secularis

sēculāris

cross-reference

seculum

sēculum

noun

a race

seculum

sēculum

cross-reference

secum

sēcum

cross-reference

secundani

secundānī

noun

prop. adj.

secundarius

secundārius

adjective

of the second class

secundo

secundō

adverb

secondly

secundo

secundō

verb

to favor

secundum

cross-reference

in space

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

noun

a sex

secus

adverb

otherwise

secutor

secūtor

noun

a follower

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

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

noun

a seat

sellarius

sellārius

noun

one that practises lewdness

sellisternium

noun

religious banquets offered to goddesses

sellula

noun

a little sedan chair

sellularius

sellulārius

noun

a mechanic who works at a stool

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

adjective

half-yearly

semestris

sēmēstris

cross-reference

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

a half-man

semivivus

sēmivīvus

adjective

half-alive

semodius

sēmodius

noun

a half-peck

semotus

sēmōtus

adjective

remote

semoveo

sēmoveō

verb

to move apart

semper

adverb

ever

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

noun

old age

senectus

senectūs

noun

old age

seneo

seneō

verb

to be old

senesco

senēscō

verb

to grow old

senex

adjective

old

senilis

senīlis

adjective

of an old man

senior

adjective

older

senium

noun

old age

sensim

sēnsim

adverb

just perceptibly

sensum

sēnsum

noun

[plural] perceptions

sensus

sēnsus

participle

p. of sentio

sensus

sēnsus

noun

a perceiving

sententia

noun

a way of thinking

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

noun

thorns

sentus

adjective

thorny

senus

sēnus

adjective

six each

seorsum

adverb

separately

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

adjective

seven

September

noun

of seven

septemdecem

adjective

seventeen

septemdecim

adjective

seventeen

septemfluus

adjective

sevenfoldflowing

septemgeminus

adjective

sevenfold

septemplex

adjective

sevenfold

septemtrio

septemtriō

noun

[plural] the seven stars of the Wagon

septemtrionalis

septemtriōnālis

adjective

of the north

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

adjective

seventeen

septendecim

cross-reference

septentrio

septentriō

cross-reference

septentrio

septentriō

noun

[plural] the seven stars of the Wagon

septentrionalis

septentriōnālis

cross-reference

septentrionalis

septentriōnālis

adjective

of the north

septenus

septēnus

adjective

seven each

septiens

septiēns

adjective

seven times

septies

septiēs

adjective

seven times

septimani

septimānī

noun

soldiers of the seventh legion

septimum

adverb

for the seventh time

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

noun

a fence

septum

sēptum

cross-reference

septumus

adjective

the seventh

septunx

septūnx

noun

seven twelfths

sepulchralis

sepulchrālis

adjective

of a tomb

sepulchrum

noun

a place where a corpse is buried

sepulcralis

sepulcrālis

adjective

of a tomb

sepulcretum

sepulcrētum

noun

a burial-place

sepulcrum

noun

a place where a corpse is buried

sepultura

sepultūra

noun

a burial

sepultus

participle

p. of sepelio

sequax

sequāx

adjective

following

sequens

sequēns

adjective

sequester

adjective

intermediate

sequius

adjective

[comparative of secus] very differently

sequor

verb

to follow

sequutor

sequūtor

noun

a follower

sera

noun

a bar

sera

sēra

adverb

late

Serapeum

Serāpēum

noun

a temple of Serapis

Serapeum

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

noun

common talk

sero

serō

verb

to bind together

sero

serō

verb

to sow

sero

sērō

adverb

late

serpens

serpēns

noun

a creeping thing

serpentigena

noun

serpent-born

serpentipes

serpentipēs

noun

serpentfooted

serperastrum

noun

knee-splints

serpillum

cross-reference

serpirastrum

noun

knee-splints

serpo

serpō

verb

to creep

serpullum

noun

thyme

serra

noun

a saw

serracum

serrācum

noun

a heavy wagon

serratus

serrātus

adjective

serrated

serrula

noun

a small saw

serta

noun

wreaths of flowers

sertum

noun

wreaths of flowers

sertus

participle

p. of 2 sero

serum

sērum

adverb

late at night

serum

noun

the watery part of curdled milk

serus

sērus

adjective

[as subst] a late time

serva

noun

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

noun

the condition of a slave

servitus

servitūs

noun

the condition of a servant

servo

servō

verb

to make safe

servola

noun

a young female servant

servolus

noun

a young slave

servos

noun

a slave

servos

adjective

slavish

servula

noun

a young female servant

servulus

noun

a young slave

servus

adjective

slavish

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

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

adjective

for sitting upon

sessio

sessiō

noun

a sitting

sessito

sessitō

verb

to keep sitting

sessiuncula

noun

a little group small circle

sessor

noun

one who sits

sestertius

sēstertius

adjective

two and a half

set

cross-reference

set

conjunction

but

seta

sēta

cross-reference

seta

sēta

noun

[of beasts] a stiff hair

setiger

sētiger

cross-reference

setius

sētius

adverb

less

setosus

sētōsus

cross-reference

seu

conjunction

or if

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

adjective

six

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

adjective

with six angles

sexcenarius

sexcēnārius

adjective

of six hundred

sexceni

sexcēnī

cross-reference

sexceni

sexcēnī

adjective

six hundred each

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

cross-reference

sexennis

adjective

of six years

sexennium

noun

a period of six years

sexiens

sexiēns

adverb

six times

sexies

sexiēs

adverb

six times

sex primi

sex prīmī

cross-reference

sextadecimani

sextādecimānī

noun

sexta decima

sextans

sextāns

noun

the sixth

sextarius

sextārius

noun

the sixth part

Sextilis

Sextīlis

adjective

the sixth

sextula

noun

the sixth part of an uncia

sextum

adverb

for the sixth time

sextus

adjective

the sixth

sextus decimus

cross-reference

sexus

noun

a sex

sī

conjunction

sibilo

sībilō

verb

to hiss

sibilum

sībilum

noun

a hissing

sibilus

sībilus

adjective

hissing

sibilus

sībilus

noun

a hissing

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

adverb

so? thus? in this way?

siccitas

siccitās

noun

dryness

sicco

siccō

verb

to make dry

siccus

adjective

dry

sice

sīce

adverb

[generally] so

Sicelis

Sīcelis

adjective

Sicilian

sicin

sīcin

adverb

so? thus? in this way?

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

Sidonian

Sidonius

Sīdōnius

adjective

of Sidon

sidus

sīdus

noun

a group of stars

siem

cross-reference

subj praes. of sum

sigillatus

sigillātus

adjective

embossed in figures

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

noun

things not to be spoken

silens

silēns

adjective

still

silentium

noun

a being still

Silenus

Sīlēnus

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

noun

a hard stone

silicernium

noun

a funeral feast

siligo

silīgō

noun

winter-wheat

siliqua

noun

of leguminous plants

sillybus

noun

see sittybos

silurus

silūrus

noun

the sheat-fish

silus

adjective

pug-nosed

silva

noun

a wood

Silvanus

Silvānus

noun

a god of woods and plantations

silvesco

silvēscō

verb

to grow wild

silvestris

adjective

of a wood

silvicola

noun

inhabiting woods

silvicultrix

silvicultrīx

noun

living in the woods

silvosus

silvōsus

adjective

full of woods

simia

sīmia

noun

an ape

simile

noun

a comparison

similis

adjective

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

adjective

simple

simplicitas

simplicitās

noun

simplicity

simpliciter

adverb

simply

simplum

noun

that which is single

simpulum

noun

a small ladle for use in sacrifices

simpuvium

noun

a vessel for offering liquids

simul

adverb

at the same time

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

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

preposition

without

singillatim

singillātim

adverb

one by one

singularis

singulāris

adjective

one by one

singulariter

singulāriter

adverb

particularly

singulatim

singulātim

adverb

see singillatim

singulatim

singulātim

adverb

one by one

singultim

adverb

sobbingly

singulto

singultō

verb

to hiccup

singultus

noun

a sobbing

singulus

adjective

one at a time

sinister

adjective

left

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

noun

a bent surface

siparium

sīparium

noun

in a theatre

sipho

sīphō

noun

a siphon

si quando

sī quandō

adverb

if ever

siquando

sīquandō

adverb

if ever

si qui

sī quī

pronoun

siquidem

conjunction

if only

siquidem

sīquidem

conjunction

if only

si quis

sī quis

pronoun

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

noun

the dog-star

Sirius

Sīrius

adjective

of Sirius

sirpea

noun

a wagonbody of basket work

sirpeus

adjective

of rushes

sirpus

noun

a rush

sirus

sīrus

noun

a pit for storing grain

sis

sīs

cross-reference

sis

sīs

cross-reference

subj. of sum

siser

noun

a plant with an esculent root

sisto

sistō

verb

to cause to stand

sistrum

sīstrum

noun

a brazen rattle

sisymbrium

noun

wild-thyme (consecrated to Venus)

Sisyphius

Sīsyphius

adjective

of Sisyphus (son of Aeolus)

sitella

noun

an urn for lots (with a narrow neck

siticulosus

sitīculōsus

adjective

dry

sitiens

sitiēns

adjective

thirsting

sitienter

adverb

thirstily

sitio

sitiō

verb

to thirst

sitis

noun

thirst

Sittianus

Sittiānus

adjective

of a Sittius

sittybos

noun

a title

sittybus

noun

a title

situs

noun

a situation

situs

adjective

placed

sive

sīve

conjunction

or if

smaragdus

noun

a green precious stone

smaris

noun

a small sea-fish

smilax

smīlax

noun

bindweed

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

noun

a low-heeled shoe

socer

noun

a father-in-law

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

noun

(gen plur. sociu_m)

socius

adjective

sharing

socordia

sōcordia

noun

dulness

socorditer

sōcorditer

adverb

negligently

socors

sōcors

adjective

without spirit

socrus

noun

[masc.] a fatherin-law [old]

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

noun

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

cross-reference

solea

noun

a sole

soleatus

soleātus

adjective

wearing sandals

solemnis

sōlemnis

adjective

annual

solennis

sōlennis

adjective

annual

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

adjective

undivided

soliferreum

sōliferreum

noun

a missile of iron

solistimus

adjective

most perfect

solitarius

sōlitārius

adjective

alone

solitudo

sōlitūdō

noun

a being alone

solitum

noun

the customary

solitus

adjective

wonted

solium

noun

a seat

solivagus

sōlivagus

adjective

wandering in solitude

sollemne

noun

a religious rite

sollemnis

adjective

annual

sollemniter

adverb

religiously

sollempnis

adjective

annual

sollennis

adjective

annual

sollers

adjective

skilled

sollerter

adverb

skilfully

sollertia

noun

skill

sollicitatio

sollicitātiō

noun

a vexing

sollicito

sollicitō

verb

to disturb

sollicitudo

sollicitūdō

noun

uneasiness of mind

sollicitus

adjective

thoroughly moved

solliferreum

noun

a missile of iron

sollistimus

adjective

most perfect

sollistimus

cross-reference

solor

sōlor

verb

to comfort

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

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

adjective

sleep-bringing

somnio

somniō

verb

to dream

somnium

noun

a dream

somnus

noun

sleep

sonabilis

sonābilis

adjective

sounding

sonans

sonāns

adjective

sounding

sonipes

sonipēs

adjective

with sounding feet

sonitus

noun

a noise

sonivius

adjective

noisy

sono

sonō

verb

to make a noise

sonor

noun

a noise

sonorus

sonōrus

adjective

noisy

sons

sōns

adjective

guilty

sonticus

adjective

serious

sonupes

sonupēs

adjective

with sounding feet

sonupes

sonupēs

cross-reference

sonus

noun

a noise

sophistes

sophistēs

noun

a sophist

sophus

adjective

wise

sopio

sōpiō

verb

to deprive of sense

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

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

adjective

soiled

sordidus

adjective

dirty

sorex

sōrex

noun

a shrew-mouse

sorites

sōrītēs

noun

a logical chain

soror

noun

a sister

sororicida

sorōricīda

noun

a sisterslayer

sororius

sorōrius

adjective

of a sister

sors

noun

a lot

sortilegus

adjective

foretelling

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

noun

spanish broom

spartum

noun

spanish broom

sparulus

noun

a bream

sparus

noun

a small spear with a barbed head

spatha

noun

a broad sword with a double edge

spatior

verb

to spread abroad

spatiose

spatiōsē

adverb

widely

spatiosus

spatiōsus

adjective

roomy

spatium

noun

a space

species

speciēs

noun

a sight

specillum

noun

in surgery

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

noun

an appearance

specula

spēcula

noun

a slight hope

specula

noun

a look-out

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

verb

to spy out

speculum

noun

a reflector

specus

noun

a natural cavity

spelaeum

spēlaeum

noun

a cave

spelunca

spēlunca

noun

a cave

speratus

spērātus

participle

p. of spero

spernendus

adjective

contemptible

spernor

verb

to despise

sperno

spernō

verb

[old] to separate

spero

spērō

verb

to hope

spes

spēs

noun

hope

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

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

adjective

thick

splendeo

splendeō

verb

to shine

splendesco

splendēscō

verb

to become bright

splendide

splendidē

adverb

brightly

splendidus

adjective

bright

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

noun

[of an animal] the skin

sponda

noun

a bedstead

spondaeus

cross-reference

spondalium

spondālium

noun

a sacrificial hymn

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

noun

a sponge

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 betrothed man

sponsus

spōnsus

noun

[only abl sing] a bail

sportella

noun

a little basket

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

adjective

unclean

sputatilicus

spūtātilicus

adjective

to be spit upon

sputo

spūtō

verb

to spit

sputum

spūtum

noun

spittle

squaleo

squāleō

verb

to be stiff

squalide

squālidē

adverb

without ornament

squalidus

squālidus

adjective

stiff

squalor

squālor

noun

roughness

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

noun

a sea-fish (al. squalus)

squilla

cross-reference

a small shell-fish

interjection

interj

stabilimen

stabilīmen

noun

a stay

stabilio

stabiliō

verb

to make firm

stabilis

adjective

firm

stabilitas

stabilitās

noun

a standing fast

stabulo

stabulō

verb

to have an abode

stabulor

verb

to be stabled

stabulum

noun

a standing-place

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

noun

a surname of Vesta

statarius

statārius

adjective

standing fast

statera

statēra

noun

a steelyard

statim

adverb

steadily

statio

statiō

noun

a standing

stativus

statīvus

adjective

set

stator

noun

an attendant upon a proconsul in his province

statua

noun

an image

statumen

statūmen

noun

a support

statuo

statuō

verb

to cause to stand

statura

statūra

noun

height

status

adjective

set

status

noun

a station

statutus

statūtus

participle

p. of statuo

stelio

stēliō

noun

a newt

stella

noun

a star

stellans

stellāns

adjective

starred

stellatus

stellātus

adjective

set with stars

stellifer

adjective

star-bearing

stelliger

adjective

star-bearing

stellio

stelliō

noun

a newt

stemma

noun

a garland

stercoro

stercorō

verb

to dung

sterculinum

sterculīnum

noun

a dung-heap

stercus

noun

dung

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

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

noun

a pointed instrument

stimulatio

stimulātiō

noun

an incitement

stimulo

stimulō

verb

to goad

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

noun

a contribution in money

stipula

noun

a stalk

stipulatio

stipulātiō

noun

a formal promise

stipulatiuncula

stipulātiuncula

noun

a petty covenant

stipulor

verb

to engage

stiria

stīria

noun

a frozen drop

stirpes

stirpēs

noun

[of plants] the lower part of the trunk

stirpis

noun

[of plants] the lower part of the trunk

stirpitus

adverb

by the stalk

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

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

noun

a woman's upper garment

stolide

stolidē

adverb

stupidly

stolidus

adjective

slow

stomachor

verb

to be irritated

stomachose

stomachōsē

adverb

angrily

stomachosus

stomachōsus

adjective

wrathful

stomachus

noun

the gullet

storea

noun

a plaited covering

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

noun

a confused noise

strepo

strepō

verb

to make a noise

strictim

adverb

superficially

strictura

strictūra

noun

a compression

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

noun

a scraper

strigosus

strigōsus

adjective

lean

stringo

stringō

verb

to draw tight

strix

noun

a screech-owl (superstitiously regarded as a vampire or harpy)

stropha

noun

a trick

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

noun

application

stulte

stultē

adverb

foolishly

stultitia

noun

folly

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

adjective

senseless

stupor

noun

numbness

stuppa

stūppa

noun

coarse flax

stuppeus

stūppeus

adjective

of tow

stupro

stuprō

verb

to defile

stuprum

noun

defilement

Stygius

adjective

of the Styx

stylus

noun

a pointed instrument

Stymphalis

Stymphālis

adjective

Stymphalian

Stymphalius

Stymphālius

adjective

stymphalian

Styx

noun

a river of the infernal regions

sū

pronoun

himself

preposition

[place] under

Suada

Suāda

noun

the goddess of Persuasion

Suadela

Suādēla

noun

the goddess of Persuasion

suadeo

suādeō

verb

to advise

suamet

cross-reference

suasio

suāsiō

noun

a recommending

suasor

suāsor

noun

an exhorter

suasus

suāsus

participle

p. of suadeo

suasus

suāsus

noun

an advising

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 kiss

suavium

suāvium

noun

a love kiss

sub

preposition

[place] under

sub

preposition

[place] under

sub

preposition

[place] under

subabsurde

subabsurdē

adverb

somewhat absurdly

subabsurdus

adjective

rather inappropriate

subaccuso

subaccūsō

verb

to blame somewhat

subactio

subāctiō

noun

a thorough working

subactus

subāctus

participle

p. of subigo

subadroganter

adverb

somewhat proudly

subagito

subagitō

verb

to dishonor

subagrestis

adjective

somewhat rustic

subalaris

subālāris

adjective

under the arms

subamarus

subamārus

adjective

slightly bitter

subausculto

subauscultō

verb

to listen secretly. eavesdrop

subcenturio

subcenturiō

noun

an under office

subcenturio

subcenturiō

verb

to admit to a vacancy in a centuria

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

cross-reference

subcumbo

subcumbō

verb

to fall down

subcurro

subcurrō

verb

to run under

subcussus

noun

a shaking

subcutio

subcutiō

verb

to fling up from below

subdeficiens

subdēficiēns

adjective

a little faint

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

adjective

crafty

subdubito

subdubitō

verb

to be somewhat in doubt

subduco

subdūcō

verb

(subdu_xti_)

subductio

subductiō

noun

a withdrawal

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

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

adjective

brownish

subg

cross-reference

subgrandis

adjective

rather large

subgredior

verb

to approach

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

noun

one who substitutes

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

adverb

[of time] immediately after

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

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

noun

a stake

sublicius

adjective

resting upon piles

subligaculum

subligāculum

noun

a waist-band

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

adjective

let down

submitto

submittō

verb

to let down

submoleste

submolestē

adverb

with some vexation

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

participle

p. of subnecto

subnitor

subnītor

verb

to support

subnuba

noun

a rival

subnubilus

subnūbilus

adjective

somewhat cloudy

subo

subō

verb

to be lustful

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

cross-reference

subpernatus

subpernātus

adjective

lamed in the hip

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

adjective

kneeling in entreaty

subplicatio

subplicātiō

noun

a public prayer

subpliciter

adverb

like a petitioner

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

adjective

pressed down

subprimo

subprimō

verb

[of vessels] to sink

subpudeo

subpudeō

verb

to be somewhat ashamed

subputo

subputō

verb

to count up

subrancidus

adjective

slightly tainted

subraucus

adjective

somewhat hoarse

subrectus

subrēctus

participle

p. of subrigo

subremigo

subrēmigō

verb

to row gently

subrepo

subrēpō

verb

to creep under

subreptus

participle

p. of subripio

subrideo

subrīdeō

verb

to smile

subridicule

subrīdiculē

adverb

somewhat laughably

subrigo

subrigō

verb

to erect

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

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

noun

a low bench

subsentio

subsentiō

verb

to observe stealthily

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

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

verb

to choose a substitute by lot

subsortitio

subsortītiō

noun

a choosing of substitutes by lot

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

adjective

drawn together

substringo

substringō

verb

to bind beneath

substructio

substrūctiō

noun

a foundation

substruo

substruō

verb

to build beneath

subsum

verb

to be under

subsutus

subsūtus

cross-reference

sewn beneath

subtegmen

subtēgmen

noun

in a web

subtemen

subtēmen

noun

in a web

subter

adverb

below

subter

preposition

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

adjective

savoring of meanness

subturpis

adjective

somewhat disgraceful

subtus

adverb

below

subtusus

subtūsus

adjective

somewhat bruised

subucula

subūcula

noun

a man's undergarment

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

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

noun

a carrying

subveho

subvehō

verb

to support and convey

subvenio

subveniō

verb

to come to help

subvereor

verb

to have a little anxiety

subversor

noun

an overturner

subverto

subvertō

verb

to turn upside down

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

verb

to be angry

succenseo

succēnseō

cross-reference

succensus

succēnsus

participle

p. of succendo

succenturio

succenturiō

cross-reference

succenturio

succenturiō

noun

an under office

succenturio

succenturiō

verb

to admit to a vacancy in a centuria

successio

successiō

noun

a taking another's place

successor

noun

a follower

successus

participle

p. of succedo

successus

noun

a coming up

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

adjective

sinking down

succingo

succingō

verb

to gird below

succino

succinō

verb

to sing to

succinum

cross-reference

succipio

succipiō

cross-reference

succipio

succipiō

verb

to take

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

cross-reference

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

noun

an incorrect translation of the Hyades

sucus

sūcus

noun

a juice

sudarium

sūdārium

noun

a handkerchief

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

to stuff full

suffectus

adjective

substituted

suffero

sufferō

verb

to take up

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

noun

a refuge

suffundo

suffundō

verb

to pour below

suffuscus

adjective

brownish

suffusus

suffūsus

participle

p. of suffundo

suggero

suggerō

verb

to bring under

suggestum

noun

an artificial mound

suggestus

noun

a raised place

suggestus

participle

p. of suggero

suggillo

suggillō

verb

to bruise

suggrandis

adjective

rather large

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

noun

a syllable

sulco

sulcō

verb

to furrow

sulcus

noun

a furrow

sulfur

noun

brimstone

sulfureus

adjective

of sulphur

Sulla

noun

a family name in the Cornelian gens

Sullanus

Sullānus

adjective

of Sulla (the dictator)

sullaturio

sullāturiō

verb

to imitate Sulla

sulph

adjective

of sulphur

sulphur

cross-reference

sulphur

noun

brimstone

sulphureus

cross-reference

sulpur

noun

brimstone

sum

verb

to be

sumbola

noun

a contribution to a feast

sumen

sūmen

noun

a breast

summ

cross-reference

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

adjective

let down

summitto

summittō

verb

to let down

summoleste

summolestē

adverb

with some vexation

summolestus

adjective

somewhat troublesome

summoneo

summoneō

verb

to remind privily

summopere

adverb

with extreme diligence

summorosus

summōrōsus

adjective

somewhat peevish

summoveo

summoveō

verb

to put out of the way

summum

adverb

at the utmost

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

noun

[singular collective] domestic utensils

super

preposition

[of place] over

super

adverb

above

super

preposition

[of place] over

supera

superā

adverb

above

superabilis

superābilis

adjective

that may be got over

super addo

super addō

verb

to add besides

superaddo

superaddō

verb

to add besides

superans

superāns

participle

p. of supero

superator

superātor

noun

a conqueror

superbe

superbē

adverb

haughtily

superbia

noun

loftiness

superbiloquentia

noun

haughty speech

superbio

superbiō

verb

to be haughty

superbus

adjective

haughty

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

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

super incumbo

super incumbō

verb

to lie down on

super inicio

super iniciō

verb

to throw on

superinicio

superiniciō

verb

to throw on

superinpono

superinpōnō

verb

to put upon

super insterno

super īnsternō

verb

to spread over

superinsterno

superīnsternō

verb

to spread over

superior

adjective

[place] higher

superlabens

superlābēns

cross-reference

superlatio

superlātiō

noun

[in rhetoric] an exaggeration

superlatus

superlātus

adjective

extravagant

superne

supernē

adverb

from above

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

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

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

superstruo

superstruō

verb

to build upon

supersum

verb

to be over and above

supertego

supertegō

verb

to cover over

superum

noun

see superus

superurgens

superurgēns

cross-reference

superus

adjective

that is above

supervacaneus

supervacāneus

adjective

over and above

supervacuus

adjective

useless

supervado

supervādō

verb

to go over

supervehor

verb

to pass by

supervenio

superveniō

verb

to come in addition

superventus

noun

a coming up

super volito

super volitō

verb

to fly over often

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

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

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

adjective

kneeling in entreaty

supplicatio

supplicātiō

noun

a public prayer

suppliciter

adverb

like a petitioner

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

participle

p. of suppono

suppostus

participle

p. of suppono

suppressio

suppressiō

noun

a suppression

suppressus

adjective

pressed down

supprimo

supprimō

verb

[of vessels] to sink

suppudeo

suppudeō

verb

to be somewhat ashamed

supputo

supputō

verb

to count up

supra

suprā

adverb

[of place] on the upper side

supra

suprā

preposition

[of place] above

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

adjective

somewhat deaf

surditas

surditās

noun

deafness

surdus

adjective

deaf

surena

surēna

noun

among the Parthians

surgo

surgō

verb

to rise

surr

cross-reference

surrancidus

adjective

slightly tainted

surraucus

adjective

somewhat hoarse

surremigo

surrēmigō

verb

to row gently

surrepo

surrēpō

verb

to creep under

surreptus

participle

p. of subripio

surrideo

surrīdeō

verb

to smile

surridicule

surrīdiculē

adverb

somewhat laughably

surrigo

surrigō

verb

to erect

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

participle

p. of subruo

sursum

sūrsum

adverb

[of motion] from below

sursus

sūrsus

adverb

[of motion] from below

sus

sūs

noun

a swine

sus

preposition

[place] under

suscenseo

suscēnseō

verb

to be angry

susceptio

susceptiō

noun

a taking in hand

susceptum

noun

an undertaking

suscipio

suscipiō

verb

to take

suscito

suscitō

verb

to lift up

suspecto

suspectō

verb

to look up at

suspectus

adjective

subject to suspicion

suspectus

noun

a looking up

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

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

suspītiōsē

cross-reference

suspitiose

suspītiosē

adverb

in a suspicious manner

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

noun

a humming

susurrus

adjective

muttering

sutilis

sūtilis

adjective

sewed together

sutor

sūtor

noun

a shoemaker

sutorius

sūtōrius

adjective

of a shoemaker

sutrinus

sūtrīnus

adjective

of shoemakers

sutum

sūtum

noun

[plural] plates fastened together

sutura

sūtūra

noun

a sewing together

sutus

sūtus

participle

p. of suo

suus

adjective

of oneself

sycophanta

sȳcophanta

noun

[properly an informer against exporters of figs from Attica] an informer

syllaba

noun

a syllable

syllabatim

syllabātim

adverb

syllable by syllable

sylva

cross-reference

sylvanus

sylvānus

cross-reference

sylvester

cross-reference

symbola

noun

a contribution to a feast

symphonia

symphōnia

noun

an agreement of sounds

symphoniacus

symphōniacus

adjective

of concerts

Symposium

noun

(Banquet)

Synapothnescontes

Synapothnēscontes

noun

[a comedy by Diphilus] Dying Together

synedrus

noun

in Macedon

syngrapha

noun

a written promise to pay

synodus

synodūs

noun

a bream (a sea-fish)

Syracosius

Syrācosius

adjective

syracusan

syriacus

cross-reference

(C.)

Syriacus

cross-reference

(C.)

syrma

noun

a robe with a train

Syrtis

noun

a sand-bank in the sea

Syrus

adjective

see Syriacus