5141 Ergebnisse
- scansorius, scansoria, scansorium
- sessimonium, sessimonii n
- stomacace, stomacaces f
- structe
- subventor, subventoris m
- suffrago 1
- sacra spina
- savior aliquem
- scalptura, scalpturae f
- scamillus, scamilli m
- scamma, scammatis n
- scammoneum, scammonei n
- scammonium, scammonii n
- scamnatus, scamnata, scamnatum
- scamonium, scamonii n
- scandalum, scandali n
- scansilis, scansile
- scansio, scansionis f
- scardia, scardiae f
- scelerĭtas, scelerĭtatis f
- scelero 1
- scelerus, scelera, scelerum
- schisma, schismatis n
- schistos, schista, schiston
- schoenantos, schoenanti n
- schoenus, schoeni m
- schoinuanthos, schoinuanthi n
- scholastica, scholasticorum n
- scillinus, scillina, scillinum
- scimpodion, scimpodii n
- scintillatio, scintillationis f
- sciropaectes, sciropaect ae m
- scitamenta, scitamentorum n
- scituli, scitulorum m
- scitulus, scitula, scitulum
- scius, scia, scium
- scius, scii m
- scolopendra, scolopendrae f
- scopulus, scopuli m
- scotoma, scotomatis n
- scribatus, scribatus m
- scripturio 4
- scrupulositas, scrupulositatis f
- sebastonices, sebastonicae m
- sebosus, sebosa, sebosum
- sebur, seburi m
- sectivus, sectiva, sectivum
- secubitus, secubitus m
- secutio, secutionis f
- secutuleius, secutuleia, secutuleium
- sedimentum, sedimenti n
- sedis, sedis f
- sedulus, sedula, sedulum
- segestre, segestris n
- segnesco 3
- selas n (indecl.)
- selenites, selenitae m
- selenitis, selenitidis f
- sematus, semata, sematum
- semaxius, semaxia, semaxium
- sementinus, sementina, sementinum
- semicorus, semicori m
- semimitra, semimitrae f
- seminata, seminatorum n
- seminatio, seminationis f
- seminium, seminii n
- seminiverbius, seminiverbia, seminiverbium
- semipedalis, semipedale
- semiperfectus, semiperfecta, semiperfectum
- semiperitus, semiperiti m
- semipes, semipedis m
- semipiscina, semipiscinae f
- semiplene
- semiseptenaria, semiseptenariae f
- semisopitus, semisopita, semisopitum
- semisupinus, semisupina, semisupinum
- semitatim
- semitatrix, semitatricis f
- senecio, senecionis m
- senica non sescunciae
- senipes, senipedis
- senticosus, senticosa, senticosum
- sentifico 1
- sentisco 3
- sentosus, sentosa, sentosum
- sentuosus, sentuosa, sentuosum
- separator, separatoris m
- separatrix, separatricis f
- sepelibilis, sepelibile
- sepositus, seposita, sepositum
- seps, sepis c
- septa, septorum n
- september, septembris, septembre
- septemviratus, septemviratus m
- sequacitas, sequacitatis f
- sequaciter
- sequentia, sequentium n
- sequestratim
- sequestratio, sequestrationis f
- sequestrator, sequestratoris m
- sericarius, sericaria, sericarium
- sericarius, sericarii m
- sericatus, sericata, sericatum
- sermocinatrix, sermocinatricis f
- serotinus, serotina, serotinum
- serrata, serratae f
- servilicola, servilicolae f
- servolicola, servolicolae f
- servulicola, servulicolae f
- sescla, sesclae f
- Sesculixes, Sesculixis m
- sescuncia, sescunciae f
- sescuplum, sescupli n
- sescuplus, sescupla, sescuplum
- sesquicyathus, sesquicyathi m
- sesquiopera, sesquioperae f
- sessibulum, sessibuli n
- sessibulus, sessibula, sessibulum
- sessiuncula, sessiunculae f
- sessorium, sessorii n
- setania, setaniae f
- setim n (indecl.)
- seutlophace, seutlophaces f
- severitudo, severitudinis f
- seviratus, seviratus m
- sexagessis, sexagessis m
- sexfascalis, sexfascais m
- sexis n (indecl.)
- sextadecumani, sextadecumanorum m
- sextani, sextanorum m
- sextarialis, sextarialis f
- sibus, siba, sibum
- siccaneus, siccanea, siccaneum
- Sicelicon, Sicelici n
- sideritis, sideritidis f
- sido 3
- sigillaricium, sigillarici n
- sigma, sigmatis n
- silaceus, silacea, silaceum
- siliquaticum, siliquatici n
- siliquor 1
- sillographus, sillographi m
- silvicomus, silvicoma, silvicomum
- silvifragus, silvifraga, silvifragum
- silviger, silvigera, silvigerum
- simo 1
- simulatorius, simulatoria, simulatorium
- sinciput, sincipitis n
- siriacus, siriaca, siriacum
- siriasis, siriasis f
- sisto 3 (intr.)
- sistrifer, sistrifera, sistriferum
- sistriger, sistrigera, sistrigerum
- sisura, sisurae f
- sitanius, sitania, sitanium
- sitarchia, sitarchiae f
- sitarcia, sitarciae f
- sitīcula, sitīculae f
- soporus, sopora, soporum
- spadonatus, spadonatus m
- spissae, spissarum f
- stabulum servitricium
- stercoreus, stercorea, stercoreum
- stercoreus, stercorei m
- subdivo
- subtorqueo 2
- supernitas, supernitatis f
- stultus, stulti m a fool
- segregus, segrega, segregum apart, separate, different
- segrex, segregis apart, separate, different
- septemviralis, septemvirale belonging to the septemvirs, septemviral
- superventus, superventus m coming up, coming upon, arrival
- semermis, semerme half armed, badly armed, indifferently armed
- sensiculus, sensiculi m little sentence
- sententia, sententiae f philosophical proposition, aphorism, apophthegm, maxim, axiom
- secundanus, secundana, secundanum the second in rank, the second in rank
- schoenum, schoeni n
- scholasticellulus, scholasticelluli m
- scholasticellus, scholasticelli m
- scholasticulus, scholasticuli m
- scelus, sceleris n, a misfortune,, a calamity
- sequestratorium, sequestratoriī n, depository, place where any thing is laid up for safe keeping
- stillaticius, stillaticia, stillaticium, dropping, dripping, stillatitious
- sequaciter, of course, consequently
- supersisto 4, place one’s self upon, place one’s self over, stand upon, stand over
- sublido 3, press out, injure by degrees,
- sphaeroides, sphaeroides, round, globular, spherical
- seminata, seminatorum n, seeds, seed fields
- sensui subiectus, sensorial
- semipatens, semipatentis, standing half open, half open,
- sillographus, sillographi m, writer of lampoons, writer of satires
- scarabaeus, scarabaei ma beetle, scarab, scarabee
- striatura, striaturae fa being channelled, a being fluted, fluting, striature
- silentium, silentii na being still, a being silent, noiselessness, stillness, silence, quietness, freedom from disturbance, faultlessness, perfectness, standstill, cessation, repose, inaction, tranquillity
- scamnum, scamni na bench, stool, step
- staphyloma, staphylomatis na blemish in the eye shaped like a grape, stone
- sesquiplaga, sesquiplagae fa blow and a half, a stroke and a half
- scaturex, scaturigis fa bubbling spring, a gushing spring
- scaturigo, scaturiginis fa bubbling spring, a gushing spring, spring water
- scatebra, scatebrae fa bubbling up, a gushing up
- strongyla, strongylae fa bust
- silentiarius, silentiarii ma certain high officer at court, a privy councillor
- scaphium, scaphii na chamber pot
- scansio, scansionis fa climbing up
- schola, scholae fa college, a corporation
- scaphe, scaphes fa concave sundial
- silentiarius, silentiarii ma confidential domestic servant watching for the domestic silence
- subtectio, subtectionis fa covering
- scalptor, scalptoris ma cutter, graver
- sesquicyathus, sesquicyathi ma cyathus and a half
- sesquiopera, sesquioperae fa day’s work and a half
- sesquiopus, sesquioperis na day’s work and a half
- spoliarium, spoliariī na den of robbers, a den of murderers, cutthroat place
- sesquidigitus, sesquidigiti ma digit and a half
- scotomaticus, scotomatici ma dim sighted person
- securicula, securiculae fa dovetail
- scaenographia, scaenographiae fa drawing in perspective
- scenographia, scenographiae fa drawing in perspective
- sciagraphia, sciagraphiae fa drawing in perspective
- subdito 1a false read (Lucr)
- sciaena, sciaenae fa female sea fish, grayling, ombre
- statulibera, statuliberae fa female slave to whom liberty is granted by testament
- speciaria, speciariae fa female spice-dealer
- speclaria, speclariae fa female spice-dealer
- soteria, soteriorum na festive entertainment given on a person’s recovery from illness or escape from danger; presents given on such an occasion, a congratulatory poem on such an occasion
- saucaptis, saucaptidis fa fictitious spice
- schematismos, schematismi ma figurative manner speaking
- schematismus, schematismi ma figurative manner speaking
- schema, schematis na figure of speech, a rhetorical figure
- saturator, saturatoris ma filler, satisfier
- saturamen, saturaminis na filling, satisfying
- saturatio, saturationis fa filling, satisfying
- squamatus, squamati ma fish
- scalae, scalarum fa flight of steps, a flight of stairs, a staircase, a ladder, scaling, ladderstairs, a staircase, scaling ladder
- schematismus, schematismi ma florid manner of speaking
- sesquipedis, sesquipedea foot and a half in height
- sesquipes, sesquipedis ma foot and a half in length, a foot and a half in breadth, a foot and a half in height
- schola, scholae fa gallery
- sephyrus, sephyri ma gentle west wind, the western breeze, zephyr
- scalptura, scalpturae fa graved figure, a sculpture
- sceptos, scepti ma gust, a squall, a storm
- solivertiator, solivertiatoris ma guy who makes a bolt for it, runaway
- semichristianus, semichristiani ma half Christian
- semicubitalis, semicubitalea half cubit long
- semipedalis, semipedalea half foot in size, half a foot long, half a foot broad
- semipedaneus, semipedanea, semipedaneuma half foot in size, half a foot long, half a foot broad
- sincipitamentum, sincipitamenti na half head
- sīnciputamentum, sīnciputamenti na half head
- sembella, sembellae fa half libella
- semestrium, semestrii na half month, fortnight
- Semipersa, Semipersae ma half Persian, half a Persian
- selibra, selibrae fa half pound
- semias, semiassis ma half pound
- schirrosis, schirrosis fa hardening in the flesh
- scirrosis, scirrosis fa hardening in the flesh
- scorpio, scorpionis m (scorpius, scorpii m)a heap of stones terminating in a point, and used as a boundary mark
- scala gallinariaa hen, roost
- saucietas, saucietatis fa hurting,, hurt
- sesquiiugerum, sesquiiugeri na juger and a half
- selinas, selinadis fa kind of cabbage resembling parsley
- scolex, scolecis ma kind of copper rust
- scircula, scirculae fa kind of grapes
- sibina, sibinae fa kind of hunting spear
- sibonis, sibonis ma kind of hunting spear
- sibyna, sibynae fa kind of hunting spear
- scincos, scinci ma kind of lizard
- scincus, scinci ma kind of lizard
- strychnos, strychni ma kind of nightshade
- scolecion, scolecii ba kind of scarlet berr
- scriblita, scriblitae fa kind of tart
- specularis lapisa kind of transparent stone, muscovy-glass, isinglass-stone, mica
- stacula, staculae fa kind of vine, also called sircula
- stephanites, stephanitae ma kind of vine
- stephanitis, stephanitidis fa kind of vine
- sticha, stichae fa kind of vine
- savium, savii na kiss, a love, kiss
- scientia, scientiae fa knowing in any thing, being skilled in any thing, knowledge, science, skill, expertness
- scala, scalae fa ladder
- scelotyrbe, scelotyrbes fa lameness in the ankles
- scelotyrbe, scelotyrbes fa lameness in the knees
- sinum, sini na large drinking vessel
- sinus, sini ma large drinking vessel
- sexagintaa large number
- seductio, seductionis fa leading aside, a drawing aside, misleading, seduction, separation
- scheda, schedae f (schida, schidae f)a leaf of paper, a sheet of paper
- schida, schidae fa leaf of paper, a sheet of paper, a strip of papyrus bark
- scholasticus, scholastici ma lecturer in the schools, a rhetorician
- scaeva, scaevae ma lefthanded person
- scapha, scaphae fa light boat, a skiff
- scamellum, scamelli na little bench, a little stool
- scamillarii, scamillariorum ma little bench, a little stool
- scamillum, scamilli na little bench, a little stool
- scamillus, scamilli ma little bench, a little stool
- scaphula, scaphulae fa little boat, skiff
- subinvisus, subinvisa, subinvisuma little disliked, somewhat odious
- sessiuncula, sessiunculae fa little group assembled for amusement, meeting for amusement, company assembled for amusement
- saviolum, savioli na little kiss
- suaviolum, suavioli na little kiss
- scientiola, scientiolae fa little knowledge, a smattering, superficial knowledge
- saxulum, saxuli na little rock
- satyriscus, satyrisci ma little Satyr
- specula, speculae fa look-out, watch-tower, high place, height, eminence
- scabellum, scabelli na low stool, footstool, cricket
- sciadeus, sciadei ma male sea fish, grayling, ombre
- scholasticus, scholastici ma man of learning, a scholar
- sescentoplagus, sescentoplaga, sescentoplaguma man of six hundred stripes
- stigma, stigmatis na mark burned in, a brand impressed, a mark of disgrace, stigma
- stomatice, stomatices fa medicine for diseases of the mouth
- scaevitas, scaevitatis fa mischance, misfortune
- sesquimensis, sesquimensis ma month and a half
- sima, simae fa moulding, ogee
- savium, savii nA mouth to be kissed
- stalagmias, stalagmiae ma natural vitriol
- sesquimodius, sesquimodii ma peck and a half
- scalmus, scalmi ma peg to which an oar was strapped, a thole, a tholepin
- suprema, supremorum na person's last will and testament
- schola, scholae fa place for learned conversation, a place for learned instruction, a place of learning, a school
- scholae bestiaruma place where animals fight, an amphitheatre
- silphium, silphii na plant called in Latin laserpitium
- sesamoides, sesamoidis na plant resembling sesame
- sesimoides, sesimoidis na plant resembling sesame
- strumus, strumi ma plant that cures the struma, called also strychnos and cuculus
- scolibrochon, scolibrochi na plant, also called callitrichos, scolopendrion
- scolopendrion, scolopendrii na plant, also called callitrochon and scolibrochon
- solsequia, solsequiae fa plant, also called heliotropium
- solsequium, solsequii na plant, also called heliotropium
- serapias, serapiadis fa plant, also called orchis
- serapion, serapii na plant, also called orchis
- statumaria, statumariae fa plant, also called proserpinaca
- sozusa, sozusae fa plant, called also artemisia and serpyllum maius
- solago, solaginis fa plant, called also heliotropium
- smyrriza, smyrrizae fa plant, called also myrrha and myrrhis
- stoebe, stoebes, fa plant, called also pheos
- sirpe, sirpis na plant, called also silphium and laser, asafœtida
- solanum, solani na plant, called also strychnos, nightshade
- sparton, sparti na plant, of which ropes, mats, nets, etc, , were made
- spartum, sparti na plant, of which ropes, mats, nets, etc, , were made
- sublabium, sublabii na plant, dog’s-tongue
- stachys, stachyos fa plant, horsemint
- staphis, staphidis fa plant, licebane, staves-acre
- struthion, struthii na plant, soapwort
- scēnicus, scēnici ma player, actor, stage hero
- sesquilibra, sesquilibrae fa pound and a half
- scilla, scillae fa prawn, a shrimp
- scorpitis, scorpitidis fa precious stone, resembling the scorpion in color or shape
- scaritis, scaritidis fa precious stone
- siderites, sideritae ma precious stone
- sideropoecilos, sideropoecili ma precious stone
- stipulatus, stipulatus ma promise formally demanded, bargain, stipulation
- schedia, schediae fa raft, a float constructed in hast
- silurus, siluri ma riverfish, sheat fish
- saxetum, saxeti na rocky place
- saxum, saxi na rough stone, a detached fragment of rock, a rock, a stone
- scabredo, scabredinis fa roughness of the skin, scabbiness, itch, mange
- sceptrum, sceptri na royal staff, a sceptre
- Satyrus, Satyri ma Satyr
- sceptuchus, sceptuchi ma sceptre bearer
- Scotus, Scoti ma Scot
- scarifatio, scarifationis fa scratching open, a scarifying
- scarificatio, scarificationis fa scratching open, a scarifying
- scariphatio, scariphationis fa scratching open, a scarifying
- scalpurigo, scalpuriginis fa scratching
- scilla, scillae fa sea onion, sea leek, squill
- septuplum, septupli na septuple
- schema, schematis na shape, a figure, a form, a fashion, a manner, a posture, a attitude
- scalprum, scalpri m (scalper, scalpri m)a sharp cutting instrument, a chisel, knife
- scandula, scandulae fa shingle
- scandularius, scandularii ma shingler,
- scaeva, scaevae fa sign in the sky, a token in the sky, an omen
- sceletus, sceleti ma skeleton
- statuliber, statulibri ma slave to whom liberty is granted by testament
- subdefectio, subdefectionis fa slight failure
- scimpodion, scimpodii na small bed, a couch
- schedula, schedulae fa small leaf of paper
- semiphalarica, semiphalaricae fa small phalarica
- scalpellum, scalpelli na small surgical knife, a scalpel, a lancet
- scalper, scalpri ma small surgical knife, a scalpel, a lancet
- siliqua, siliquae fa small weight, a small measure
- scirerytis, scirerytidis fa sort of silver dross
- sciria, sciriae fa sort of silver dross
- scaenaticus, scaenatici ma stageplayer
- scenaticus, scenatica, scenaticuma stageplayer
- scheda, schedae f (schida, schidae f)a strip of papyrus bark
- scida, scidae fa strip of papyrus bark, a leaf of paper, a sheet of paper
- subterraneum, subterranei na subterranean place
- seriusa tad late
- scriblitarius, scriblitarii ma tart baker, pastry cook
- sceptrum, sceptri na teacher's rod
- stobrus, stobri fa tree in Carmania yielding an odorous gum
- storax, storacis ma tree, the resinous gum of that tree, storax
- schola, scholae fa waiting place in a bathing room
- securiclata, securiclatae fa weed growing among lentils, hatchet vetch
- systema, systematis na whole consisting of several parts, a complex whole, system
- scelio, scelionis ma wicked man, scoundrel
- scelerosus, scelerosi ma wicked or vicious person, a wretch
- sophos, sophi ma wise man
- sophus, sophi ma wise man
- scamma, scammatis na wrestling place
- scamma, scammatis na wrestling, a contest
- satirographus, satirographi ma writer of satires, a satirist
- satyrographus, satyrographi ma writer of satires, a satirist
- summum imperium deponoabdicate supreme command
- superabove, on top, thereupon, upon, moreover, besides, over, left, remaining
- supra + Akk.above, over, before, over, above, beyond, more than
- saturitas, saturitatis fabundance
- scisco 3accept, approve, assent to something
- subsiciva operaaccessory work, over-work
- succentor, succentoris maccompanier in singing, furtherer, promoter
- succentus, succentus maccompanying, accompaniment
- suatim (1)according to his method, according to his way, on his own terms, on his way
- secus + Akk.according to, in proportion to
- scrutans, scrutantisaccurate investigating, urgently investigating
- subiugalis, subiugaleaccustomed to the yoke
- subsidior 1act as a reserve, stand in reserve
- summae rei praefectus sumact as superintendent
- summae rei praepositus sumact as superintendent
- statarius, stataria, statariumactor in the comoedia stataria, , performer in the comoedia stataria
- superadicio 5add more
- superadnecto 3add more
- superaddo 3add over and above, superadd
- superappono 3add
- supernexivus, supernexiva, supernexivumadding to this
- suggestio, suggestionis fadding to, addition, hint, intimation, suggestion
- suffectio, suffectionis fadding, supplying, substituting
- sumptus superfluusadditional amount of the costs
- superpostulatio, superpostulationis fadditional demand
- superaugmentum, superaugmenti nadditional increase, further increase
- secundo 1adjust, adapt, accommodate, favor, further, second, to be favorable
- subadmiratio, subadmirationis fadmiration
- superadmiro 1admire at exceedingly, wonder at exceedingly
- successus, successus madvance, approach, succession of time, continuance, happy issue, good result, success, posterity
- suasus, suasus madvice, persuasion, advising, persuading
- suadeo 2advise, recommend, exhort, urge, persuade, induce, impel, recommend, advocate, speak in favor
- suasorieadvisorily
- socialia, socialium naffairs of the confederates
- spleneticus splenetica, spleneticumaffected with spleen, splenetic, hypochondriac
- spleniacus, spleniaca, spleniacumaffected with spleen, splenetic, hypochondriac
- splenicus, splenica, splenicumaffected with spleen, splenetic, hypochondriac
- spleniticus splenitica, spleniticumaffected with spleen, splenetic, hypochondriac
- spasticus, spastica, spasticumafflicted with the cramp or spasms, spastic
- secundina, secundinae fafter birth
- seniliterafter the manner of an old person
- suatim (2)after the manner of swine, swinishly
- secundumafter, behind, afterwards, in the next place, secondly
- senica, senicae faged person, old man, old woman
- senectus, senecta, senectumaged, very old
- solita dierum singulorum descriptioagenda
- solita dierum singulorum ratioagenda
- solita rerum descriptioagenda
- solita rerum ratioagenda
- sequester, sequestris magent, go between, mediator
- secundum + Akk.agreeably to, in accordance with, according to, in favor of, to the advantage of
- symphonium, symphonii nagreement of sounds, concord, harmony, symphony
- symphonia, symphoniae fagreement of sounds, concord, harmony, symphony, signal in war, kind of musical instrument
- societas agricolarisagricultural enterprise
- subministro 1aid by giving, give, furnish, afford, supply
- sumministro 1aid by giving, give, furnish, afford, supply
- societas aeronauticaairline
- statio aeronauticaairport, airdrome, aerodrome
- sedator, sedatoris mallayer, calmer, quieter
- sedamen, sedaminis nallaying, allayment, sedative
- sedatio, sedationis fallaying, assuaging, calming of the passions
- societas, societatis falliance
- sociale foedusalliance, federal cooperative, federation
- stagnum, stagni n (2)alloy of silver and lead, tin
- stannum, stanni nalloy of silver and lead, tin
- stratiotes, stratiotae maloe-leaved watersoldier, great duck-weed
- solitarius, solitaria, solitariumalone, by itself, lonely, solitary
- solumalone, only, merely, barely
- solus, sola, solumalone, only, single, sole, lonely, solitary, forsaken, deserted, unfrequented, desert
- superintellego 3also understand, understand in addition, understand additionally
- stypteria, stypteriae falum
- styptiria, styptiriae falum
- stypteriazusa, stypteriazusae faluminous
- secubito 1always sleep alone
- sucina, sucinorum namber jewellery
- succinacius, succinacia, succinaciumamber-coloured, amber
- sucinacius, sucinacia, sucinaciumamber-coloured, amber
- succinum, succini namber
- sucinum, sucini namber
- subsessa, subsessae fambush, ambuscade
- semiuncialis, semiuncialeamounting to a half ounce
- semuncialis, semuncialeamounting to a half ounce
- scripularis, scripulareamounting to a scruple, of a scruple
- stillarium, stillarii nan added drop, a trifling addition
- senex, senis man aged person, an old man
- simia, simiae fan ape
- structura, structurae fan architectural fitting together, building, erecting, mode of building, construction, erection, edifice, structure, arrangement, order
- serichatum, serichati nan aromatic plant
- sequax, sequacisan attendant, follower
- sequax, sequacis man attendant, follower
- stalagmium, stalagmii nan ear-drop, pendant
- scolymos, scolymi man edible kind of thistle, caraoon
- scelus, sceleris nan evil deed, a wicked action, a heinous action, an impious action, a crime, a sin, enormity, wickedness
- scelerator, sceleratoris man evil doer, a wretch
- schedium, schedii nan extemporaneous poem
- spalax, spalacis fan herb now unknown
- statice, statices fan herb of an astringent quality
- septemnerva, septemnervae fan herb, called also plantago
- sesquihora, sesquihorae fan hour and a half
- scandalum, scandali nan inducement to sin, a temptation
- succonditor, succonditoris man inferior officer in the Circensian games
- siriasis, siriasis fan inflammatory disease of children, siriasis
- scalptorium, scalptorii nan instrument for scratching one's self
- sesquiobolus, sesquiobol man obolus and a half
- saurex, sauricis man owl bird
- saurix, sauricis man owl bird
- sorix, soricis man owl bird
- scrapta, scraptae fan unchaste woman
- scratia, scratiae fan unchaste woman
- scratta, scrattae fan unchaste woman
- scrattia, scrattiae fan unchaste woman
- spinturnix, spinturnicis fan unsightly bird, Eagle Owl
- sentiendi facultatis privatioanaesthesia, narcosis
- succensio, succensionis fanger, irritation, indignation
- suscensio, suscensionis fanger, irritation, indignation
- stomachoseangrily, peevishly
- subterlino 3anoint underneath
- synchrisma, synchrismatis nanointing
- stibi, stibis nantimony, a sulphuret of antimony, stibium
- stibium, stibii nantimony, a sulphuret of antimony, stibium
- stimmi, stimmis nantimony, a sulphuret of antimony, stibium
- silex, silicis many hard stone, pebble stone, flint, flint stone, rock, crag
- stridor, stridoris many harsh sound, any shrill sound, any hissing sound, any grating sound, any creaking sound, creaking, hissing, rattling, buzzing, whizzing, whistling
- subscriptio, subscriptionis fAny thing written underneath, subscription, warrant, list, register
- segredior 5apart, separately
- sensilocus, sensiloca, sensilocumappealing to the senses, sensual
- superapparitio, superapparitionis fappearance above
- spectrum, spectri nappearance, form, image
- superordino 1appoint in addition, add something to
- scisco 3appoint, enact, decree, ordain
- status, stata, statumappointed, fixed, regular, moderate, average, normal
- succinctorium, succinctorii napron
- suspicax, suspicacisapt to suspect, distrustful, suspicious, that excites mistrust, suspicious
- seiromastes, seiromastae marbed lance
- suspensura, suspensurae farching, vaulting, arched work, arch
- suspensio, suspensionis farching, vaulting, arched work, imperfect pronunciation of a letter
- superargumentor 1argue over and above, prove besides
- suspicionem affero alicuiarouse suspicion in someone, raise someone's suspicion
- suspicionem commoveo alicuiarouse suspicion in someone, raise suspicion in someone
- suspicionem excito alicuiarouse suspicion in someone, raise suspicion in someone
- suspicionem facio alicuiarouse suspicion in someone, raise suspicion in someone
- suspicionem inicio alicuiarouse suspicion in someone, raise suspicion in someone
- suspicionem moveo alicuiarouse suspicion in someone, raise suspicion in someone
- suspicionem moveoarouse suspicion, raise suspicion
- satelles fabricatusartificial satellite
- sicas follows, in the following manner, as I do it, as you see, in the manner mentioned, under these circumstances, accordingly, hence
- saxeus, saxea, saxeumas hard as stone
- simul atqueas soon as
- soliteas usual
- summa imperii mihi deferturascend to supremacy
- scitatio, scitationis fasking, inquiring
- sciscitatio, sciscitationis fasking, inquiry
- sicarius, sicarii massassin, murderer
- subadsentiens, subadsentientisassenting a little, yielding a little
- subassentiens, subassentientisassenting a little, yielding a little
- sedulitas, sedulitatis fassiduity, application, zeal, earnestness, sedulousness, sedulity
- subornatrix, subornatricis fassistant of the ōrnātrīx
- subadiuva, subadiuvae massistant
- subadiuvans, subadiuvantis massistant
- Societas externae politiae amplectendae Germanica (DGAP)association, think tank, advocacy group
- stypticus, styptica, stypticumastringens, styptic
- stalticum, staltici nastringent
- stalticus, staltica, stalticumastringent, contracting, attracting, tightening
- sorsumasunder, separately, apart
- sublucanis temporibusat dawn, in the early morning
- sub galli cantumat daybreak, at cock-crowing
- summumat most, at the most, not more than
- simituat once, at the same time, together
- simiturat once, at the same time, together
- suis opibusat one's own expense, at one's own charge, at one's own expenses, at one's own cost
- summo carmineat the end of the song
- summa aestateat the height of summer
- supremo in temporeat the most critical moment
- simulat the same time, together, at once, as soon as, also, likewise
- solito temporeat the usual time
- septimana vergenteat the weekend
- scalas moenibus applico (adplico)attach storm ladders to the wall
- summum bonum in virtute ponoattach the highest value to virtue
- stipator, stipatoris mattendant of a nobleman, attendant, bodyguard
- stipatrix, stipatricis fattendant upon, thronging in attendance
- societas autocineticaautomobile company
- suppetilis, suppetileauxiliary, helpful, useful
- suppetulis, suppetuleauxiliary, helpful, useful
- suspicionem a me depelloavert suspicion from oneself
- suspicionem a me propulsoavert suspicion from oneself
- suscitator, suscitatoris mawakener, resuscitator
- suscitatio, suscitationis fawakening, resuscitation
- scaevus, scaeva, scaevumawkward, perverse, stupid, silly
- scaevitas, scaevitatis fawkwardness, perverseness, unskilfulness
- sinisteritas, sinisteritatis fawkwardness, untowardness, perversity
- subula, subulae fawl, a very small weapon
- securifer, securifera, securiferumaxe bearing, armed with a battle axe
- securiger, securigera, securigerumaxe bearing, armed with a battle axe
- securis, securis faxe, hatchet, blow, death blow
- sermocinator, sermocinatoris mbabbler
- suppus, suppa, suppumbackwards
- supinus, supina, supinumbackwards, bent backwards, thrown backwards, lying on the back, supine, going back, retrograde, sloping, inclined, stretched out, extended, careless, thoughtless, heedless, negligent, indolent, with head thrown back, haughty, proud
- sceleratebad, impious, wicked, infamous, vicious, flagitious
- sceleratus, scelerata, sceleratumbad, impious, wicked, infamous, vicious, flagitious
- sinistrebadly, wrongly, perversely
- siliginarius, siliginarii mbaker of wheat flour
- similaginarius, similaginaria, similaginariumbaking with finest wheat flour
- sphaerista, sphaeristae mball-player
- spaera, spaerae fball, globe, sphere
- sphaera, sphaerae fball, globe, sphere
- sphera, spherae fball, globe, sphere
- secta, sectae fband of robbers
- stroppus, stroppi mband, thong, strap
- struppus, struppi mband, thong, strap
- sera, serae fbar for fastening doors
- sepimen, sepiminis nbarrier, enclosure, hedge, fencing, fence
- sepimentum, sepimenti nbarrier, enclosure, hedge, fencing, fence
- suffusus, suffusa, suffusumbashful, shamefaced, prudish, modest
- sententia summabasic Idea
- semina rerumbasic materials of nature
- scaphium, scaphii nbasin in the form of a boat
- scirpiculus, scirpiculi mbasket made of rushes, rush basket
- sirpiculus, sirpicula, sirpiculumbasket made of rushes, rush basket
- sirpiculus, sirpiculi mbasket made of rushes, rush basket
- surpiculus, surpiculi mbasket made of rushes, rush basket
- salix vimineabasket willow
- sirpea,sirpeae fbasket work of rushes, body of a wagon
- sirpia, sirpiae fbasket work of rushes, body of a wagon
- subdubito 1be a little doubtful, be a little undecided, have some hesitation
- servio 4be a servant, be a slave, serve, be in service, help, assist, be serviceable to, be useful for
- stupefiobe amazed, be upset, lose your temper, go berserk
- sum pro aliquobe an advantage to sb, , be an asset to sb,
- somno opprimorbe assaulted by sleep
- summa necessitudine aliquem contingobe associated with sombody
- suppeto 3be at hand, be in store, be present, be equal to, be sufficient for, suffice, agree with, correspond to, ask in place of another, to personate another in asking
- somno experrectus sumbe awake from sleep
- somno excutiorbe awakened from sleep
- summa familiaritate coniunctus sum cum aliquobe bound together in the deepest friendship
- supra caput sumbe burdensome, be annoying
- supra caput sumbe close at hand
- sublate dicobe concealed beneath, , be concealed below, be hidden underneath
- sensu audiendi careobe deaf
- sordeo 2be dirty, be filthy, be foul, be mean, be base, be low, be sordid, seem base, seem paltry, seem despised, seem slighted, held of no account, seem paltry, seem of small account
- studeo 2be eager , be zealous, take pains about, be diligent in, be anxious about, be busy one’s self with, strive after, apply one’s self to, pursue some course of action, desire, wish
- summe exspecto, quidnam ...be eager to learn
- subtervaco 1be empty below
- suffragium habeobe entitled to vote
- suppedito 1be fully supplied, be in abundance, be at hand, be in store, have in abundance, abound, be rich in, be enough, be sufficient, suffice, be fit for, be equal to, be a match for
- superbio 4be haughty, be proud, take pride in a thing, disdains, be superb, be splendid, be magnificent
- summo ingenio praeditus sumbe highly talented
- sum in ambiguobe in an uncertain position
- sum cum aliquobe in cahoots with sb,
- sentino 1be in difficulty, be in danger
- surio 4be in heat
- summae imperii praesumbe in supreme command
- suis legibus utibe independent
- sumptui parcobe inexpensive
- succenseo 2be inflamed with anger, be angry, be irritated, be enraged
- suscenseo 2be inflamed with anger, be angry, be irritated, be enraged
- stomachor 1be irritated, be peevish, be pettish, be vexed, be angry, be out of humor, fume, fret, be angry, be vexed
- sum in aliquem locumbe located somewhere
- sessilis, sessilebe longing to sitting, fit for sitting upon, low, dwarf
- supereffulgeo 2be more than effulgent
- sileo 2be noiseless, still, silen, keep silence, not to speak of, to keep silent respecting a thing, be still, be quiet, remain inactive, rest, cease
- summa gloria floreobe on the crest of my fame
- superfiobe over and above, be left, remain
- supersumbe over and above, be left, remain, exist still, live after, outlive, be still alive, survive, be in abundance, abound, be in excess, be superabundant, be superfluous, be present, serve by being present, assist, serve as an advocate, be over, be beyond, be prominent
- superstito 1be over, be remaining
- somno opprimorbe overcome by sleep
- supplicio afficiorbe put to death, be executed
- sedeo 2be quieted
- successorem accipiobe removed from office
- supplicio aliquem coerceobe sent to punishment
- stello 1be set with star, be covered with star
- subtimeo 2be somewhat afraid, fear a little
- subirascor 3be somewhat angry
- suppudetbe somewhat ashamed
- subdiffido 3be somewhat distrustful
- subvereor 2be somewhat fearful, be somewhat apprehensive
- squaleo 2be stiff, be rough, be desert, be untilled, be waste, mourn in squalid garments
- stupeo 2be struck senseless, be stunned, be benumbed, be struck aghast, be astonished, be astounded, be amazed, be confounded, be stupefied, be astonished, be amazed at, wonder at any thing
- subservio 4be subject to, serve, comply with, humor, accommodate one’s self to
- somno captus sumbe sunk in sleep
- somno oppressus sumbe sunk in sleep
- supervaco 1be superfluous
- suspicionem alicuius rei habeobe suspect of something, be suspicious of something
- suspector 1be suspect, be under suspicion
- suspicione non careobe suspect, be under suspicion
- somno vincorbe unable to resist sleep
- subsumbe under, be among, be behind, be near, be close, be at hand, be near, approach, be underneath, be at the bottom, be under, exist under, lie concealed in
- superabundo 1be very abundant, superabound
- stritto 1be weak in the feet
- studeo 2be zealous for any one, be friendly, be attached to one, be favorable to one, be favor, be apply one’s self to learning, be apply one’s self to study, be diligent in study
- sumbe, exist, live, happen, occur, befall, take place, be present, be at a place, depend upon, rest with, be of, belong to, be of use for, serve for
- sorbitio fabariabean soup, soup of beans
- sumptus tolerobear the costs
- sphondylion, sphondylii nbear’s-foot, bear’s-wort, spicknel
- sphondylium, sphondylii nbear’s-foot, bear’s-wort, spicknel
- spondilium, spondilii nbear’s-foot, bear’s-wort, spicknel
- spondylion, spondylii nbear’s-foot, bear’s-wort, spicknel
- sustentabilis, sustentabilebearable
- subvector, subvectoris mbearer, carrier, conveyer
- sesquioctavus decimus, sesquioctava decima, sesquioctavum decimumbearing the ratio of nineteen to eighteen
- silviger, silvigera, silvigerumbearing woods, wooded, woody
- sufferentia, sufferentiae fbearing, enduring, toleration, sufferance
- subiugale, subiugalis nbeast of burden
- sugillo 1beat black-and blue, flout, jeer, taunt, scoff at, insult, revile, beat into one, suggest
- symbolae, symbolarum fbeatings, floggings
- scitus, scita, scitumbeautiful, elegant, fine
- sopior 4became unconscious, became senseless, was stunned, be laid to rest, be laid to die
- splendesco 3become bright, become shining, derive lustre
- surdesco 3become deaf
- sordesco 3become dirty, grow filthy, become wild, lie untilled, be mean, be vile
- sicco 1become dry, get dry
- solidesco 3become firm, become solid, whole, unite, grow together
- subdeficio 5become more and more feeble, fail somewhat
- situ pcorrumpor 3become mouldy, become musty
- subhorresco 3become rough from below, stormy from below, boil up
- segnesco 3become slow, abate, decrease
- silesco 3become still, become silent, become calm
- spissesco 3become thick, thicken, condense
- suesco 3become used, become accustomed, accustom, habituate, train
- stratum, strati nbed, covering, coverlet, quilt, blanket, pillow, bolster, bed, couch, horsecloth, housing, saddle, pavement
- stroma, stromatis nbedcovering, coverlet
- stratorium, stratoriī nbedding
- seminium, seminii nbegetting of animals, procreation of animals, race of animals, stock of animals, breed of animals
- sperare videorbeing allowed to hope
- singularitas, singularitatis fbeing alone, being single, singleness, singular number, unity, number one
- solitudo, solitudinis fbeing alone, being solitary, loneliness, solitariness, solitude, lonely place, desert, wilderness
- solitas, solitatis fbeing alone, loneliness, solitude
- situs, situs mbeing laid, being placed, lying, manner of lying, situation, local position, site of a thing, a quarter of the world, region, rust, mould, mustiness, dust, dirt, neglect, idleness, absence of use, rusting, moulding, wasting away, dulness, inactivity
- sectarius vervexbellwether
- strophoma, strophomatis nbellyache, gripes, colic
- strophus, strophi mbellyache, gripes, colic
- sudatorius, sudatoria, sudatoriumbelonging to sweating, serving for sweating, sudatory
- sphaeralis, sphaeralebelonging to a ball, globular, spherical
- sphaericus, sphaerica, sphaericumbelonging to a ball, spherical
- sphericus, spherica, sphericumbelonging to a ball, spherical
- symposiacus, symposiaca, symposiacumbelonging to a banquet, convivial, symposiac
- sonarius, sonaria, sonariumbelonging to a belt, belonging to a girdle
- sellularius, sellularia, sellulariumbelonging to a chair:
- scalaris, scalarebelonging to a flight of steps, belonging to a ladder
- semissalis, semissalebelonging to a half as
- semissarius, semissaria, semissariumbelonging to a half as, who inherits one half
- specularis, specularebelonging to a mirror, like a mirror
- subsidiarius, subsidiaria, subsidiariumbelonging to a reserve, reserve-, subsidiary, serving for support
- subsidialis, subsidialebelonging to a reserve, subsidiary
- scholaris, scholarebelonging to a school
- scolaris, scolarebelonging to a school
- scholasticus, scholastica, scholasticumbelonging to a school, scholastic
- scholicus, scholica, scholicumbelonging to a school, school,
- scorpionius, scorpionia, scorpioniumbelonging to a scorpion
- sellaris, sellarebelonging to a seat
- senatorius, senatoria, senatoriumbelonging to a senator, senatorial
- seviralis, seviralebelonging to a sexvir
- stlatarius, stlataria, stlatariumbelonging to a ship, brought by ship, costly
- sutoricius, sutoricia, sutoriciumbelonging to a shoemaker
- sutorius, sutoria, sutoriumbelonging to a shoemaker, belonging to a cobbler
- sutrinus, sutrina, sutrinumbelonging to a shoemaker, belonging to a cobbler, shoemaker’s-
- sororius, sororia, sororiumbelonging to a sister, sisterly
- servilis, servilebelonging to a slave, slavish, servile
- stratioticus, stratiotica, stratioticumbelonging to a soldier, soldierlike, military
- synanchicus, synanchica, synanchicumbelonging to a soreness of the throat
- scrofinus, scrofina, scrofinumbelonging to a sow
- scrophinus, scrophina, scrophinumbelonging to a sow
- suminatus, suminata, suminatumbelonging to a sow’s udder, that has the paps on
- stellaris, stellarebelonging to a star, starry
- stabularius, stabularia, stabulariumbelonging to a stopping-place, belonging to a stable
- syllogisticus, syllogistica, syllogisticumbelonging to a syllogism, syllogistic
- synodalis, synodalebelonging to a synod, synodal
- sepulcralis, sepulcralebelonging to a tomb, sepulchral
- silvester, silvestris, silvestrebelonging to a wood, belonging to a forest, overgrown with woods, wooded, woody, growing wild, wild
- silvestris, silvestrebelonging to a wood, belonging to a forest, overgrown with woods, wooded, woody, growing wild, wild
- sodaliciarius, sodaliciaria, sodaliciariumbelonging to an association, belonging to an fellowship
- sodalitiarius, sodalitiaria, sodalitiariumbelonging to an association, belonging to an fellowship
- simininus, siminina, simininumbelonging to apes, of apes
- sponsalis, sponsalebelonging to betrothal, belonging to espousal, belonging to spousal, belonging to sponsal
- sponsalicius, sponsalicia, sponsaliciumbelonging to betrothal, spousal
- subiunctivus, subiunctiva, subiunctivumbelonging to binding together, connecting
- spiritalis, spiritalebelonging to breathing, belonging to wind, belonging to air, belonging to spirit, spiritual
- spiritualis, spiritualebelonging to breathing, belonging to wind, belonging to air, belonging to spirit, spiritual
- spartarius, spartaria, spartariumbelonging to broom, bearing broom
- structorius, structoria, structoriumbelonging to building, architectural
- structilis, structilebelonging to building, that is built or constructed, that is designed or used for building
- sepulturarius, sepulturaria, sepulturariumbelonging to burial
- symphoniacus, symphoniaca, symphoniacumbelonging to concerts, belonging to music
- suasorius, suasoria, suasoriumbelonging to counselling, belonging to persuading, suasory, persuasive, belonging to the suasory species of discourse, hortatory, suasory
- scotomaticus, scotomatica, scotomaticumbelonging to dimness of vision
- stercerarius, sterceraria, stercerariumbelonging to dung
- stercorarius, stercoraria, stercorariumbelonging to dung
- sodalicius, sodalicia, sodaliciumbelonging to fellowship, belonging to companionship, pertaining to an unlawful secret association
- sodalitius, sodalitia, sodalitiumbelonging to fellowship, belonging to companionship, pertaining to an unlawful secret association
- suspendiosus, suspendiosa, suspendiosumbelonging to hanging, suffered while hanging
- semitarius, semitaria, semitariumbelonging to lanes
- spondeus, spondea, spondeumbelonging to libations
- spondius, spondia, spondiumbelonging to libations
- stipendiosus, stipendiosa, stipendiosumbelonging to military servic
- senilis, senilebelonging to old people, aged, senile
- stagnatilis, stagnatilebelonging to ponds, belonging to pools
- stagnensis, stagnensebelonging to ponds, belonging to pools
- supputarius, supputaria, supputariumbelonging to reckoning, belonging to computation
- supputatorius, supputatoria, supputatoriumbelonging to reckoning, belonging to computation
- sigillaricius, sigillaricia, sigillariciumbelonging to sealing
- signatorius, signatoria, signatoriumbelonging to sealing
- seminarius, seminaria, seminariumbelonging to seed
- sementinus, sementina, sementinumbelonging to seed, belonging to sowing, that occur at seed time, proper for sowing
- sementivus, sementiva, sementivumbelonging to seed, belonging to sowing, that occur at seed time, proper for sowing
- separativus, separativa, separativumbelonging to separation, disjunctive, separative
- sequestrarius, sequestraria, sequestrariumbelonging to sequestration
- sexualis, sexualebelonging to sex, sexual
- surcularius, surcularia, surculariumbelonging to shoots, belonging to twigs, planted with young trees, living among the twigs, living among branches
- sericarius, sericaria, sericariumbelonging to silks
- siricarius, siricaria, siricariumbelonging to silks
- sedentarius, sedentaria, sedentariumbelonging to sitting, sitting, sedentary
- somnurnus, somnurna, somnurnumbelonging to sleep, seen in sleep
- strutheus, struthea, strutheumbelonging to sparrows
- struthius, struthia, struthiumbelonging to sparrows
- sermonalis, sermonalebelonging to speech, speaking
- speculatorius, speculatoria, speculatoriumbelonging to spies, belonging to scouts
- segetalis, segetalebelonging to standing crops
- statarius, stataria, statariumbelonging to standing, belonging to standing fast, standing, standing firm, stationary, steady
- stramentarius, stramentaria, stramentariumbelonging to straw
- Suburanus, Suburana, Suburanumbelonging to Subura
- successorius, successoria, successoriumbelonging to succession, successory
- suillinus, suillina, suillinumbelonging to swine
- suillus, suilla, suillumbelonging to swine
- suarius, suaria, suariumbelonging to swine, swine-
- suinus, suina, suinumbelonging to swine, swine-
- sidereus, siderea, sidereumbelonging to the constellations, belonging to the stars, starry, heavenly, divine, bright, glittering, shining, excellent, brilliant, divine
- siriacus, siriaca, siriacumbelonging to the dog star, of the dog star
- smaragdineus, smaragdinea, smaragdineumbelonging to the emerald, smaragdine
- smaragdinus, smaragdina, smaragdinumbelonging to the emerald, smaragdine
- substantialis, substantialebelonging to the essence, belonging to the substance, essential, substantial, substantial, substantive
- Septimontialis, Septimontialebelonging to the feast of the Seven Hills
- solarius, solaria, solarium (solum)belonging to the land
- scenofactorius, scenofactoria, scenofactoriumbelonging to the making of tents
- septemtrionalis, septemtrionalebelonging to the north, northern, north,
- septemtrionarius, septemtrionaria, septemtrionariumbelonging to the north, northern, north,
- septentrionalis, septentrionalebelonging to the north, northern, north,
- septimanus, septimana, septimanumbelonging to the number seven
- septumanus, septumana, septumanumbelonging to the number seven
- septuagenarius, septuagenaria, septuagenariumbelonging to the number seventy, containing seventy, septuagenarian
- sirpicus, sirpica, sirpicumbelonging to the plant sirpe
- sectorius, sectoria, sectoriumbelonging to the purchase of confiscated effects
- sotericianus, sotericiana, sotericianumbelonging to the Saviour
- secundarius, secundaria, secundariumbelonging to the second class, sort, or quality
- Sericus, Serica, Sericumbelonging to the Seres
- soricinus, soricina, soricinumbelonging to the shrew-mouse
- Sibyllinus, Sibyllina, Sibyllinumbelonging to the Sibyl, Sibylline
- spinalis, spinalebelonging to the spine, spinal
- spionicus, spionica, spionicumbelonging to the spionia
- scaenalis, scaenalebelonging to the stage
- scaenatilis, scaenatilebelonging to the stage
- scenatilis, scenatilebelonging to the stage
- scaenarius, scaenaria, scaenariumbelonging to the stage, scenic, dramatic, theatrical
- scaenicus, scaenica, scaenicumbelonging to the stage, scenic, dramatic, theatrical
- scenicus, scenica, scenicumbelonging to the stage, scenic, dramatic, theatrical
- scenalis, scenalebelonging to the stage, scenic, theatrical
- scenarius, scenaria, scenariumbelonging to the stage, scenic, theatrical
- sideralis, sideralebelonging to the stars, sidereal
- subiectivus, subiectiva, subiectivumbelonging to the subject of a proposition, subjective
- solstitialis, solstitialebelonging to the summer solstice, solstitial, belonging to midsummer, summer heat, belonging to the sun, solar
- solarius, solaria, solarium (sol)belonging to the sun, sun-, solar, sunny
- solaris, solarebelonging to the sun, sun-, solar, sunny, towards the sun
- suffragatorius, suffragatoria, suffragatoriumbelonging to the support of a candidate, recommendatory, suffragatory
- superficialis, superficialebelonging to the surface, superficial, denoting the superficial content
- scripturarius, scripturaria, scripturariumbelonging to the tax on pastures
- supernas, supernatisbelonging to the upper country, upper, northern
- subiugius, subiugia, subiugiumbelonging to the yoke, that is attached to the yoke
- stupparius, stupparia, stuppariumbelonging to tow
- stipendialis, stipendialebelonging to tribute
- stipendiarius, stipendiaria, stipendiariumbelonging to tribute, liable to impost, liable to contribution, tributary, receiving pay, serving for pay, stipendiary
- scriptionalis, scriptionalebelonging to writing
- scriptorius, scriptoria, scriptoriumbelonging to writing, writing,
- sublunaris, sublunarebelow the moon
- subterbelow, beneath, underneath
- subtusbelow, beneath, underneath
- subter + Abl.below, beneath, underneath, under, close to
- subter + Akk.below, beneath, underneath, under, close to
- scutica, scuticae f (scytica, scyticae f)belt whip, lash
- sona, sonae fbelt, girdle, zone, kind of herpes, shingles
- sedes, sedis fbench, chair, throne
- supino 1bend backwards, lay backwards, place on the back, put on the back, throw on the back, turned over, ploughed up
- succlino 1bend somewhat, incline somewhat
- sinuo 1bend, wind, curve, bow, swell out in curves, hollow out, excavate
- supinitas, supinitatis fbending backwards, lying flat, flatness
- sinuamen, sinuaminis nbending, bend, curve
- sinuatio, sinuationis fbending, turning, winding
- superflexus, superflexa, superflexumbent over
- superincurvatus, superincurvata, superincurvatumbent over, stooping over
- sinus, sinus mbent surface, curve, fold, hollow, purse, money, bosom, bay, bight, gulf, basin, hollow, valley, the interior part, the inmost part of a thing
- super quam, quodbesides that
- sublino 3besmear beneat, anoint beneath, lay on as a groundcolor, prime with any thing, put underneath, underlay
- stellans, stellantisbestarred, starry, glittering, shining
- sponso 1betroth, affiance, espouse
- sponsalia, sponsaliorum n (sponsalia, um n)betrothal, espousal, betrothal feast, betrothal gift
- sponsus, sponsi mbetrothed man, a bridegroom
- sposus, sposi mbetrothed man, a bridegroom
- sponsa, sponsae fbetrothed woman, bride
- sperata, speratae fbetrothed, intended, over, bride
- speratus, sperati mbetrothed, intended, over, bride
- sculpo 3bilden, meißeln, modellieren, schnitzen
- subligo 1bind below, tie below, bind on
- substringo 3bind beneath, bind up, tie up, draw up
- sustollo 3bind beneath, bind up, tie up, draw up
- superdeligo 1bind over
- superilligo 1bind over, bind upon
- superstringo 3bind together above, draw together above, draw together over
- surclo 1bind together with twigs
- surculo 1bind together with twigs
- subnecto 3bind under, tie under, bind on beneath, add, subjoin
- subligatio, subligationis fbinding below, tying below
- subligatura, subligaturae fbinding below, tying below
- suffrenatio, suffrenationis fbinding down fast, cementing
- septimestris partusbirth after seven months of pregnancy
- sales suffusi fellebiting jokes, sardonic jokes, malicious jokes
- sugillatio, sugillationis fblackand-blue mark, a livid spot, affronting, insulting
- spinus, spini fblackthorn, sloe-tree
- spinus, spinus fblackthorn, sloe-tree
- subaccuso 1blame somewhat, accuse somewhat
- sublaqueo 1blanket
- solis ardoresblazing heat of the sun
- status sanguinisblood count
- sanguis torrensbloodbath
- sanguine decolorbloodstained
- superfloresco 3blossoming all over
- sufflo 1blow forth from below, to blow up, puff out, inflate, got enraged
- sufflatio, sufflationis fblowing up, puffing up, inflation
- scybalon, scybali nbody dung
- sufferveo 2boil gently, seethe gently
- suffervefioboil up
- sponsor, sponsoris mbondsman, surety, godfather, godmother, sponsor
- speculatoria, speculatoriae fboot worn by spies, boot worn by scouts
- superforo 1bore from above
- saxigenus, saxigena, saxigenumborn from stone
- subteradnexus, subteradnexa, subteradnexumbottom tied to
- subterannexus, subterannexa, subterannexumbottom tied to
- subcumbus, subcumbi mboundary-stone
- succumbus, succumbi mboundary-stone
- scambus, scamba, scambumbow legged, bandy legged
- suffercitus, suffercita, suffercitumbragging
- sertus, serta, sertumbraided
- syntrophium, syntrophii nbramble-bush
- surus, suri mbranch, stake
- stigmo 1brand, stigmatize
- subverbustus, a, umbranded under the spear
- suffringo 3break below, break
- subrumpo 3break off below, destroy
- sponsum negobreak one’s pledge, disown one’s pledge
- silentium vincobreak the silence
- suppedo 3break wind softly, , fart a little, fart slightly
- statumen fluctigerumbreakwater
- sumen, suminis nbreast of women, sow’s udder, paps of a sow, sow, hog, fat part, richest portion
- singulto 1breathe out with sobs, gasp away with short sobs
- spiro 1breathe, blow, draw breath, respire, be favorable, favor, live, be alive, be poetically inspired, have the lyric spirit, be puffed up, be proud, be arrogant, breathe out, exhale, emit, breathe feebly, breathe forth, exhale, breathe into, be full of, show, express, manifest
- suspiriosus, suspiriosa, suspiriosumbreathing deeply, breathing with difficulty, breathing short, asthmatic
- suspiritus, suspiritus mbreathing deeply, breathing with difficulty, deep breath, sigh
- spiramentum, spiramenti nbreathing-hole, airhole, vent, pore, spiracle, breathing space, brief pause, brief interval, instant
- spiramen, spiraminis nbreathing-hole, passage for the breath, air-hole, thrill, vent, breathing, blowing
- spiratio, spirationis fbreathing, breath
- spiratus, spiratus mbreathing, breath
- spiritus, spiritus mbreathing, gentle blowing of air, breath, breeze, air, exhalation, smell, odor, inspiration, breath of life, life, aspiration, hiss of a snake, haughty spirit, haughtiness, pride, arrogance, high spirit, energy, courage, spirit, soul, mind
- spiraculum, spiraculi nbreathinghole, air-hole, vent, spiracle
- scrofa, scrofae fbreeding sow
- seminatio, seminationis fbreeding, propagation
- sponsale, sponsalis nbridal bed
- sponsalis, sponsalis mBridal chamber
- sponsus et sponsaBridal pair
- sponsus sponsaqueBridal pair
- succinctebriefly, concisely, succinctly
- succinctimbriefly, concisely, succinctly
- scintilla, scintillae fbright point, sparkling point
- sudum, sudi nbright weather, clear weather
- splendidus, splendida, splendidumbright, shining, glittering, brilliant, illustrious, distinguished, noble, showy, fine, specious
- sudumbrightly
- splendidebrightly, brilliantly, splendidly, nobly, intelligibly, ostentatiously
- splendificebrightly, splendidly
- splendentia, splendentiae fbrilliancy
- splendificus, splendifica, splendificumbrilliant, shiny, bright
- superefficio 5brim over
- sulfur, sulfuris nbrimstone, sulphur
- sulphur, sulphuris nbrimstone, sulphur
- subadmoveo 2bring close
- si quid belli habes, affer!bring it on if you have something pretty!
- suffragium inire iubeobring sb to the vote
- suspicionem confero in aliquembring someone under suspicion, cast suspicion on somebody
- signa sustineobring the army to a halt
- sermonem alio transferobring the language to something else, give the conversation a different direction, , steer the conversation to another point, change the topic
- summatim exponobring to the point
- subiugo 1bring under the yoke, subject, subjugate
- subigo 3bring under, get under, bring up, get up, bring up to any place, turn up from beneath, break up, dig up, plough, cultivate, work, knead, rub down, sharpen, whet, tame, break, put down, overcome, conquer, subjugate, subject, subdue
- subveho 3bring up from below, bring, carry, convey, conduct to a place, bring up stream, carry up stream
- superingero 3bring upon, heap upon
- splendorifer, splendorifera, splendoriferumbringing brightness, bringing splendor
- serenifer, serenifera, sereniferumbringing fair weather, clearing up
- sereniger, serenigera, serenigerumbringing fair weather, clearing up
- strenuus, strenua, strenuumbrisk, nimble, quick, prompt, active, vigorous, strenuous, restless, turbulent
- strenuebriskly, quickly, promptly, actively, strenuously
- setiger, setigeri mbristle bearer, bristler, boar
- setiger, setigera, setigerumbristle bearing, having coarse hair, having bristles, bristly, setaceous
- seta, setae fbristle, stiff hair, spiny leaves, brush made from bristles
- scopula, scopulae fbroom twig
- syrus, syri mbroom, besom
- scopo 1brush away, sweep away
- sulfura taedis circumlinobrush sulphur around the torches
- summas undas stringobrush the crest of the wave
- situla, situlae fbucket for drawing water, urn used in drawing lots
- situlus, situli mbucket for drawing water, urn used in drawing lots
- specialis, specialis mbuddy, special
- sumptuum futurorum existimatiobudget planning
- sumptuum futurorum existimatiobudget
- substruo 3build beneath, to underbuild, lay
- superinstruo 3build over, build upon, arrange over one another
- superaedifico 1build upon, build over
- superstruo 3build upon, build over, superstruct
- superaedificatio, superaedificationis fbuilding upon
- schoenus, schoeni mbulrush
- sepultorium, sepultorii nburial ground
- sepulcrum, sepulcri nburial place, grave, tomb, sepulchre, grave, tomb
- sepultura, sepulturae fburial, interment, funeral obsequies, sepulture
- sepulcretum, sepulcreti nburialplace, cemetery
- suburo 3burn slightly, singe, scorch
- sepulio 4bury
- sepelio 4bury, overwhelm, submerge, destroy, ruin, suppress
- sedulebusily, diligently, carefully
- sedulobusily, diligently, industriously, eagerly, carefully, zealously, unremittingly, assiduously, solicitously, sedulously
- sedulus, sedula, sedulumbusy, diligent, industrious, zealous, careful, unremitting, solicitous, assiduous, sedulous
- studium, studii nbusying one’s self about a thing, application to a thing, assiduity, zeal, eagerness, fondness, inclination, desire, exertion, endeavor, study, good-will, affection, attachment, devotion, favor, kindness
- sinbut if
- sedbut
- sedumbut
- sumo 3buy, purchase, enjoy, fascinate, charm
- synoneton, synoneti nbuying up, collecting by purchase
- stillatimby drops, drop by drop
- sortitoby lot, by fate, by destiny
- suis viribusby oneself, on its own
- scissimby rending, by cleaving, by dividing
- scripulatimby scruples
- scrupulatimby scruples
- summo iureby strict law
- synecdochiceby synecdoche
- synecdochicus, synecdochica, synecdochicumby synecdoche
- sensibiliterby the senses, sensibly
- stirpitusby the stalk, by the roots, root and branch, stock and stump, utterly
- secivum, secivi n cake, pancake
- sura, surae fcalf of the leg, smaller bone of the leg
- suffragium decretorium ferocall a second ballot
- sevoco 1call apart, call aside, call away, call off, separate, withdraw, remove
- subclamo 1call out, cry out, shout, exclaim
- succlamo 1call out, cry out, shout, exclaim
- succlamatio, succlamationis fcalling out, crying out, shouting, acclamation
- sedatecalmly, tranquilly, sedately
- stratopedon, stratopedi ncamp
- stratopedum, stratopedi ncamp
- sedibilis, sedibilecapable of being sat upon
- secabilitas, secabilitatis fcapacity for being cut or divided
- sensualitas, sensualitatis fcapacity for sensation, sensibility
- sollicitecarefully, punctiliously, anxiously, with grief, with solicitude
- securecarelessly, heedlessly, fearlessly, unconcernedly, quietly, safely, securely
- supinecarelessly, negligently
- socorditercarelessly, negligently, slothfully
- subblandior 4caress a little, fondle a little
- suppalpor 1caress a little, fondle a little, wheedle a little
- sollemnia antequadragesimaliacarnival
- subiunctorium, subiunctorii ncarriage drawn by animals, beast used for draught
- superinungo 3carry above
- subterduco 3carry off secretly, to steal away any thing
- superveho 3carry over
- superferocarry over, carry beyond, place over, put over
- supporto 1carry to a place, bring to a place, convey to a place
- sufferocarry under, to put under, lay under, offer, proffer, hold up, bear, support, sustain, take upon one’s self, undergo, bear, endure, suffer an evil
- suggero 3carry, bring, put under, lay under, heap up, raise, erect, build, furnish, afford, supply, excite, produce, put upon, imposed upon, suggest, advise, prompt, offer, bring to mind, assign, add, subjoin
- subvectus, subvectus mcarrying, conveying, conveyance
- subvectio, subvectionis fcarrying, transporting, conveying, conveyance
- secamenta, secamentorum ncarved work
- scissor, scissoris mcarver
- scrinium, scrinii ncase, chest, box for keeping books, box for keeping papers, box for keeping letters, book box, letter case, escritoir
- sortior 4cast lots, draw lots, fix, assign by lot, appoint by lot, allot, obtain by lot, receive by lot, share, divide, distribute, choose, select, obtain, receive
- suffragium ferocast one's ballot
- superiacio 5cast over, throw over, cast upon, throw upon, overdo, exaggerate, overtop with any thing
- supinatio, supinationis fcasting back
- sortitio, sortitionis fcasting of lots, drawing of lots, choosing by lot, determining by lot, sortition
- sortitus, sortitus mcasting of lots, drawing of lots, lot, fate, destiny
- sectio, sectionis fcastration
- sollicito 1cause anxiety, cause uneasiness, distress, fill with apprehension, cause fear, cause suspense of the mind, cause anxiety for the future, grieve, afflict, make wretched, arouse, excite, incite, urge to wrong-doing, inveigle, seduce, incite, stimulate, provoke, tempt, abet
- scandalum, scandali ncause of offence
- subrogo 1cause to be chosen in place of another, put in another’s place, substitute
- surrogo 1cause to be chosen in place of another, put in another’s place, substitute
- suspendo 3cause to be suspended, make uncertain, make doubtful, keep in suspense, stay, stop, check, interrupt, suspend, hang upon, fix upon
- subradio 1cause to beam forth, indicate
- surradio 1cause to beam forth, indicate
- spumo 1cause to foam, cause to foam forth, cover with foam
- sedo 1cause to sit, allay, settle, still, calm, assuage, appease, quiet, check, end, stop, stay
- sisto 3 (tr.)cause to stand, place, produce in court, arrest, stop, end, put an end to
- statuo 3cause to stand, set up, set, station, fix in an upright position, set in the ground, erect, plant, place, set forth, construct and place, set up after constructing, make, establish, found, build, cause to stand still, cause to stop, cause to stand firm
- sufficio 5cause to take the place of, supply instead of, furnish as a substitute, be sufficient, suffice, avail for, meet the need of, satisfy
- somnificus, somnifica, somnificumcausing sleep, narcotic
- spelunca latronumcave of robbers
- spelaeum, spelaei ncave, cavern, den
- speleum, spelei ncave, cavern, den
- spelunca, speluncae fcave, cavern, den
- specus, specus mcave, cavern, grot, den, cavity, chasm, ditch, drain, canal, channel, covered water-course, pit in mines
- submuto 1change, interchange, substitute one thing for another
- summuto 1change, interchange, substitute one thing for another
- stephaneplocos, stephaneploci fchaplet-wreather
- schoenus, schoeni mcheap parfume
- savillum, savilli ncheese cake
- savillum, savilli nCheesecake
- scutulata, scutulatorum nchequered garment
- supermando 3chew after something else, eat after something else
- stymma, stymmatis nchief ingredient of an unguent, foundation of an unguent
- sufes, sufetis mchief magistrate of the Carthaginians, sufet
- suffes, suffetis mchief magistrate of the Carthaginians, sufet
- summatus, summatus mchief rule, supremacy, sovereignty
- supertextor, supertextoris mchief-weaver
- soligena, soligenae mchild of the Sun
- Sinensis, Sinensechinese
- superordinatio, superordinationis fchoice of a bishop’s successor
- spirarches, spirarchae mchoir leader
- strangulator, strangulatoris mchoker, strangler
- suffocatio, suffocationis fchoking, stifling, suffocating
- suffoco 1choking, stifling, suffocating, starve
- strangulatus, strangulatus mchoking, strangling
- strangulatio, strangulationis fchoking, suffocating, strangulation
- subsortior 4choose by lot as a substitute
- subdeligo 3choose
- subdescendo 3choose
- selector, selectoris mchooser, selecter
- subsortitio, subsortitionis fchoosing of substitutes by lot
- selectio, selectionis fchoosing out, choice, selection
- sensim atque summissim rideochuckle
- Septimontium, Septimontii ncircuit of the Seven Hills
- status, status mcivil status, condition, position, circumstances, constitution, institutions, form of government, characteristic, mark, character, essential feature, mood of the verb
- superplaudo 3clap over a thing, flap over a thing, flap at a thing
- sonitus armorumclash of arms
- smegma, smegmatis ncleansing medicine, detergent
- smigma, smigmatis ncleansing medicine, detergent
- smecticus, smectica, smecticumcleansing, abstersive
- surculo 1clear of shoots, clear of sprouts, prune, trim, surculate
- serenum, sereni nclear sky, bright sky, serene sky, fair weather
- serenitas, serenitatis fclear weather, fair weather, serene weather, fairness, serenity, Serene Highness
- serenus, serena, serenumclear, fair, bright, serene, cheerful, glad, joyous, tranquil
- serenificus, serenifica, serenificumcleared up, clear, serene
- sereneclearly, brightly
- signateclearly, distinctly
- signatimclearly, distinctly
- significanterclearly, distinctly, expressly, significantly, graphically
- scissio, scissionis fcleaving, dividing, scission
- summo 1climax, culminate, culminationate
- superscendo 3climb over, step over
- sufflamen, sufflaminis nclog, break, drag-chain, hinderance, impediment
- striculus, stricula, striculumclose-haired, rau-haired
- systylos, systylonclosecolumned
- stricteclosely, tightl, accurately
- strictimclosely, tightl, accurately
- sudarium, sudarii ncloth for wiping off perspiration, handkerchief
- supervestio 4clothe upon, clothe
- semipullatus, semipullata, semipullatumclothed in half black
- semiatratus, semiatrata, semiatratumclothed in half black, in half mourning
- sericatus, sericata, sericatumclothed in Seric stuffs, dressed in silks
- scurra, scurrae mclown jester, funbird, monkey, harlequin, farm dwarf, crazy fool
- scurrilis, scurrileclownish, funny, farcical, jokerish
- socius confoederatuscoalition partner
- stupa, stupae fcoarse part of flax, tow, hards, oakum
- stuppa, stuppae fcoarse part of flax, tow, hards, oakum
- stipidosus, stipidosa, stipidosumcoarse, clumsy, bulky, uncouth
- solox, solociscoarse, harsh, bristly
- sutriballus, sutriballi mcobbler
- sportulor 1collect donations
- sexprimi, sexprimorum mcollege of magistrates in provincial towns, consisting of six members
- synodus, synodi fcollege of priests, ecclesiastical assembly, ecclesiastical council, synod
- septemviri, septemvirorum mcollege of seven men, septemvirs
- sermo cotidianus (cottidianus)colloquial language
- societas armorumcombat alliance, fighting alliance, battle alliance
- subsalto 1come jumping along, jumping along
- supervenio 4come over, come upon, come to, come in addition to, overtake, come up, arrive, fall upon, leap, cover, be added to, go beyond, surpass, exceed, excel
- stationem faciocome to a standstill, stand still
- suppetior 1come to the aid of, assist, succor, run to aid
- subeocome under any thing, go under any thing, come or go up to, approach, draw near, advance to a place, proceed to a place, come on, go on, follow, succeed, go down, sink, come up, spring up
- succedit animocome up with the idea, have the idea
- subvenio 4come up, advance to one’s assistance, come to one’s assistance, aid, assist, relieve, succor, obviate, remedy, heal, cure a disease, come up, come, come to one’s mind, occur to him
- subvento 1come with assistance to one
- stella cincinnatacomet
- stella comanscomet
- stella crinitacomet
- solor 1comfort, console, solace, soothe, ease, lighten, lessen, relieve, assuage, mitigate
- solamen, solaminis ncomfort, relief, solace, consolation
- solator, solatoris mcomforter, consoler
- successio, successionis fcoming into the place of another, following after, succeeding, succession, good issue, success
- succurricius, succurricia, succurriciumcoming to the rescue, helping
- subdistinctio, subdistinctionis fcomma, colon
- scelus committocommit a crime
- sensus, sensus mcommon feelings of humanity, moral sense, taste, discretion, tact
- sermo familaris et cotidianuscommon parlance
- sensus communiscommon sense
- sermunculus, sermunculi mcommon talk, tittletattle, report, rumor, little discourse
- spissitas, spissitatis fcompactness, density
- socia, sociae fcompanion, partner, co-owner
- socialis, socialecompanionable, sociable, social, belonging to allies, belonging to confederates, allied, confederate, conjugal, nuptial
- societas mercatoriacompany
- simile, similis ncomparison, likeness, parallel case, parallel example, resemblance
- sufficientia suicomplacency, self-satisfaction
- summa fidescomplete confidence
- sedatus, sedata, sedatumcomposed, moderate, calm, quiet, tranquil, sedate
- scriptura, scripturae fcomposing, composition
- stringo 3compress, abridge, hold in check, rule, sway, waste, consume, reduce, touch, move, affect, affect painfully, wound, pain
- semiquinarius, semiquinaria, semiquinariumcomprising half of five
- semiseptenarius, semiseptenaria, semiseptenariumcomprising half of seven
- sodaliciarius, sodaliciarii mcomrade, bosomfriend
- sodalitiarius, sodalitiarii mcomrade, bosomfriend
- superfeto 1conceive anew while still with young, superfetate
- superfoeto 1conceive anew while still with young, superfetate
- spissatio, spissationis fcondensation, packing
- servitium, servitii ncondition of a slave, condition of a servant, slavery, servitude, body of servants, class of slaves
- substitutivus, substitutiva, substitutivumconditional
- suffragium doconfer the right to vote
- stupido 1confound, amaze, astonish
- synchysis, synchysis fconfusion
- synagoga, synagogae fcongregation, synagogue of Jews
- suspicabilis, suspicabileconjectural
- synemmenon, synemmeni nconjoined, name of a certain series of musical sounds
- subcuneo 1connect with wedges, wedge
- syntaxis, syntaxis fconnection of words
- servatorium, servatorii nconservatory, magazine
- spiceus, spicea, spiceumconsisting of ears of corn
- sublicius, sublicia, subliciumconsisting of piles, resting upon piles
- stimuleus, stimulea, stimuleumconsisting of prickles, consisting of goads
- senarius, senaria, senariumconsisting of six each
- spondaicus, spondaica, spondaicumconsisting of spondees, spondaic
- spondiacus, spondiaca, spondiacumconsisting of spondees, spondaic
- syllogismaticus, syllogismatica, syllogismaticumconsisting of syllogisms, syllogistic
- staminatus, staminata, staminatumconsisting of threads
- stamineus, staminea, stamineumconsisting of threads, full of threads, thready
- solaminium, solaminii nconsolation
- solatius, solatia, solatiumconsoling
- synodia, synodiae fconsonance, synody, unison
- synodium, synodii nconsonance, synody, unison
- stupor, stuporis mconsternation, embarrassment, consternation, bewilderment
- synodale, synodalis nconstitution of a synod
- subtriplus, subtripli mcontained three times in a larger number
- sesquiculearis, sesquiculearecontaining a culeus and a half
- superparticularis, superparticularecontaining a number and an aliquot part of it besides, superparticular
- superparticularitas, superparticularitatis fcontaining a number and an aliquot part of it besides, superparticular
- superpartiens, superpartientiscontaining a number and an aliquot part of it besides, superparticular
- sextarius, sextarii mcontaining a sextans asses, worth only the sixth part of the former
- sextantalis, sextantalecontaining a sextans
- stadialis, stadialecontaining a stadium
- summalis, summalecontaining a sum, whole
- sescuncialis, sescuncialecontaining a twelfth and a half
- sesquiseptimus, sesquiseptima, sesquiseptimumcontaining eight sevenths, one and a seventh, bearing the ratio of eight to seven
- sesquiseptimus decimus, sesquiseptima decima, sesquiseptimum decimumcontaining eighteen seventheents, one and a seventheent, bearing the ratio of eighteen to seventeen
- sesquidecimus, sesquidecima, sesquidecimumcontaining eleven tenths, one and an tenth, bearing the ratio of eleven to ten
- sesquiquartus, sesquiquarta, sesquiquartumcontaining five quarters, one and an quarter, bearing the ratio of five to four
- sesquitertius, sesquitertia, sesquitertiumcontaining four thirds, one and a third, bearing the ratio of four to three
- sesqueoctavus, sesqueoctava, sesqueoctavumcontaining nine eighths, containing one and an eighth, bearing the ratio of nine to eight
- sesquioctavus, sesquioctava, sesquioctavumcontaining nine eighths, containing one and an eighth, bearing the ratio of nine to eight
- sesquisextus, sesquisexta, sesquisextumcontaining seven sixths, one and a sixth, bearing the ratio of seven to six
- septenarius, septenaria, septenariumcontaining seven, consisting of seven, septenary
- sesquisextus decimus, sesquisexta decima, sesquisextum decimumcontaining seventeen sixtheents, one and a sixtheent, bearing the ratio of seventeen to sixteen
- sesquiquintus, sesquiquinta, sesquiquintumcontaining six fifths, one and a fifth, bearing the ratio of six to five
- sulphurans, sulphurantiscontaining sulphur, sulphurous
- sesquinonus, sesquinona, sesquinonumcontaining ten ninths, one and an ninth, bearing the ratio of ten to nine
- sesquitricesimus, sesquitricesima, sesquitricesimumcontaining thirty one thirtieths, one and a thirtieth, bearing the ratio of thirty one to thirty
- sesquivicesimus, sesquivicesima, sesquivicesimumcontaining twenty one twentieths, one and a twentieth, bearing the ratio of twenty one to twenty
- spectativus, spectativa, spectativumcontemplative, speculative
- subtorqueo 2contort, twist
- stypsis, stypsis f contracting power, astringency
- stenocoriasis, stenocoriasis fcontraction of the pupil
- synaliphe, synaliphes fcontraction of two syllables into one
- synaloepha, synaloephae fcontraction of two syllables into one
- synaloephe, synaloephes fcontraction of two syllables into one
- synizesis, synizesis fcontraction of two vowels into one syllable
- strictura, stricturae fcontraction, compression, strictur, pressure, suffering, torment, mass of wrought iron, bar of iron
- symbola, symbolae fcontribution of money to a feast, share of a reckoning
- sermocinatio, sermocinationis fconversation, disputation, discussion
- subcoquo 3cook lightly
- simulator, simulatoris mcopier, imitator, feigner, pretender, counterfeit, hypocrite, simulator
- simulamen, simulaminis ncopy, imitation
- strictorium, strictorii ncord, string
- suber, suberis ncork-oak, cork-tree, thick bark
- suberies, suberiei fcork-oak, cork-tree, thick bark
- seges, segetis fcornfield, standing corn, growing corn, crop in a field, field, ground, soil
- subtussio 4cough slightly
- sessimonium deorumcouncil of the gods
- senaculum, senaculi n council, hall of the Senate, meeting room, advisory building
- suasio, suasionis fcounselling, advice, exhortation, suasion, persuasion, recommending, advocacy of a proposed law, suasory species of eloquence
- synedrus, synedri mcounsellor, senator
- sponsum, sponsi ncovenant, agreement, engagement
- supertego 3cover above, cover over
- supercontego 3cover over
- superintego 3cover over
- superoperio 4cover over
- supergero 3cover over, cover up, carry upon, heap upon, heap over
- superobruo 3cover over, overwhelm
- subtego 3cover underneath
- superpolluo 3cover with pollution
- serniosus, serniosa, serniosumcovered with an eruption, scabby, mangy
- soliar, soliaris ncovering for the feet
- segestria, aecovering, wrapper
- segestre, segestris ncovering, wrapper
- stellionatus, stellionatus mcozenage, trickery, cheating, stellionate
- succrepo 1crackle beneath
- subdolositas, subdolositatis fcraft, cunning
- sycophantia, sycophantiae fcraft, cunning, deceit
- sycophantiosecraftily, knavishly, deceitfully
- stēllo, stēllonis mcrafty person, knavish person
- sufferctus, a, umcrammed full, full
- suffertus, sufferta, suffertumcrammed full, full
- spasma, spasmatis ncramp, convulsion, spasm
- spasmus, spasmi mcramp, convulsion, spasm
- supercadentes aquaecrash bath, shower, shock bath
- stridulus, stridula, stridulumcreaking, rattling, hissing, whizzing, buzzing, stridulous
- substruendo iter faciocreate a path by underpinning
- subrepo 3creep under, creep along, steal along, creep softly on, steal upon, come on unawares, insensibly
- surrepo 3creep under, creep along, steal along, creep softly on, steal upon, come on unawares, insensibly
- serpo 3creep, crawl, move slowly, move imperceptibly, creep along, proceed gradually, spread abroad, increase, prevail
- sera transversacrossbar, cross bar
- subsido 3crouch down on the watch, to lie in wait, lie in ambush, yield, submit to the male, subside, decrease, abate, lie in wait for, waylay, watch
- stipatio, stipationis fcrowd pressing around any one, a suite, retinue, train, throng
- stipo 1crowd together, press together, compress, pack up together, press, cram, stuff full, fill full, surround, encompass, environ, attend, accompany
- silvifragus, silvifraga, silvifragumcrushing the forest, crushing trees
- selenites, selenitae mcrystalline gypsum, selenite
- selenitis, selenitidis fcrystalline gypsum, selenite
- simplicitas culturaliscultural simplicity
- scyphus, scyphi mcup, goblet, mug
- sumptibus modum statuocurb one's spending
- sapo simplexcurd soap
- sica, sicae fcurved dagger, edge of a boar’s tusk
- sedularia, sedulariorum ncushions of a carriage
- suetum, sueti ncustom, usage
- solitum, soliti ncustomary, what is usual
- siliquatarius, siliquatarii mcustoms agent
- siliquaticum, siliquatici ncustoms
- sulcos in pulvere ducocut furrows in the sand
- sematus, semata, sematumcut in half, halved
- semiatus, semiata, semiatumcut in half, halved
- superincido 3 (1)cut into above
- succido 3cut off below, cut away below, cut from below, cut through, cut off, cut down, fell, made powerless
- supputo 1cut off below, prune, lop, trim, count up, reckon, compute
- subseco 1cut under, cut away below, clip, pare
- subcultro 1cut up with a knife, chop up with a knife, mince with a knife
- sectilis, sectilecut, cleft, divided, that may be cut
- seco 1cut, cut off, cut up, cut through, divide, cut surgically, operate on, amputate, separate, excise, scratch, tear, wound, hurt, injure, censure, satirize
- scindo 3cut, tear, rend, break asunder, split, cleave, divide by force, separate by force
- sector, sectoris mcutpurse, cutthroat, haycutter, mower, bidder
- secabilitas, secabilitatis fcuttability, severability, divisibility, dissectability
- sicilis, sicilis fcutting instrument, sickle
- succisio, succisionis fcutting off, cutting away
- scalptura, scalpturae fcutting, carving, graving
- sectura, secturae fcutting, cut, diggings, mines
- segmentum, segmenti ncutting, cut, piece cut off, slice, strip, zone, segment
- sigmentum, sigmenti ncutting, cut, piece cut off, slice, strip, zone, segment
- sectio, sectionis fcutting, cutting off, cutting up
- segmen, segminis ncutting, shred, little bit
- septidromus, septidromi mcycle of seven years
- saltatio feralisdance of death
- sonticus, sontica, sonticumdangerous, serious, critical
- spadix, spadicisdate-brown, nut-brown, chestnut-brown
- superlinio 4daub over, smear over, besmear with something
- superlino 3daub over, smear over, besmear with something
- supremus diesday of death, date of death
- surdigo, surdiginis fdeafness
- surditia, surditiae fdeafness
- surdo 1deafness
- subactor, subactoris mdebaucher, polluter
- summa aeris alienidebt capital
- simulamentum, simulamenti ndeception
- simulatoriedeceptive
- simulatorius, simulatoria, simulatoriumdeceptive
- summorum consultumdecision of the summit
- stega, stegae fdeck of a ship
- solidam coniunctionem confero cum aliquodeclare one's solidarity
- solidam coniunctionem ineo cum aliquodeclare one's solidarity
- sidreum obitusdecline of the stars
- syntexis, syntexis fdecline, consumption
- scitus, scitus mdecree of the people, ordinance of the people
- stellatura, stellaturae fdeduction from the soldiers’ rations granted to the military tribunes
- strategica, strategicon ndeeds of a general
- sopor, soporis mdeep sleep, sleep of death, death, stupefaction, lethargy, stupor, drowsiness, laziness, indifference, poppy-juice, opium, sleepingdraught, sleeping-potion, temple
- sustentatio, sustentationis fdeferring, delay, forbearance, figure of speech where the orator defers the mention of something, keeping the hearer in doubt, suspension, sustenance, maintenance
- stupro 1defile, dishonor by unchastity, debauch, deflour, ravish, stuprate
- stuprum, stupri ndefilement, dishonor, disgrace, dishonor, disgrace by unchastity, debauchery, lewdness, violation
- stuprator, stupratoris mdefiler, debaucher, ravisher
- subdistinctio, subdistinctionis fdefinite differentiation, accurate discrimination, precise distinction
- scitamenta, scitamentorum ndelicate food, dainties
- stipulor 1demand a formal promise, bargain, covenant, stipulate
- superexigo 3demand over and above, exact over and above
- superexactio, superexactionis fdemanding over and above, excessive demand
- semideus, semidei mdemigod
- semidea, semideae fdemigoddess
- summatim exponodenote with light strokes
- significatorius, significatoria, significatoriumdenoting, signifying, significatory
- significativus, significativa, significativumdenoting, signifying, significative
- solidedensely, closely, solidly, surely, wholly, fully, truly
- sequestra, sequestrae fdepositary, trustee
- sequestratio, sequestrationis fdepositing in the hands of a third party, sequestration, separation
- sopio 4deprive of feeling, deprive of sense, put to sleep, lull to sleep, lay to rest, lay to kill, lay at rest, lay to calm, settle, still, quiet
- squalentia, squalentiorum ndeserts
- semanticus, semantica, semanticum designating, having an indicative force
- scripturio 4desire to write
- spernor 3despise
- spretor, spretoris mdespiser, disdainer, scorner, contemner
- spretio, spretionis fdespising, disdain, scorn, contempt
- spretus, spretus mdespising, disdain, scorn, contempt
- scindo 3destroy, tear in pieces, distract, agitate, disturb
- sermo altercabilisdialogue
- scutulatus, scutulata, scutulatumdiamond shaped, checkered
- superemorior 5die upon
- spinae, spinarum fdifficulties, subtleties, perplexities
- scrupea, scrupeae fdifficulty
- scopulus, scopuli mdifficulty, danger, harm
- suffodio 5dig underneath, pierce underneath, pierce through, bore through, dig under, sap, undermine
- suffossio, suffossionis fdigging under, undermining
- seviratus, seviratus mdignity of a sexvir, sexvirate
- sexviratus, sexviratuss mdignity of a sexvir, sexvirate
- subtilio 1dilute, refine, weaken
- scotoma, scotomatis ndimness of vision
- submergo 3dip under, plunge under, sink, overwhelm, submerge, submerse
- summergo 3dip under, plunge under, sink, overwhelm, submerge, submerse
- subcontinuatio, subcontinuationis fdirect extension, direct continuation, direct follow-up
- sensus ad aliquid intendodirect one's senses to something
- sordities, sorditiei fdirt, filth
- sorditudo, sorditudinis fdirt, filth
- sors, sordis fdirt, filth
- spurcamen, spurcaminis ndirt, filth
- squalentia, squalentiae fdirt, filth
- squales, squalis fdirt, filth
- squaliditas, squaliditatis fdirt, filth
- squalitas, squalitatis fdirt, filth
- squalitudo, squalitudinis fdirt, filth
- sordes, sordis fdirt, filth, uncleanness, squalor, lowness of rank, meanness of rank, low condition, meanness, baseness of behavior, dregs of the people, mob, rabble, meanness, stinginess, niggardliness, sordidness
- sordidedirtily, foully, meanly, basely, vulgarly, unbecomingly, poorly, stingily, penuriously, sordidly
- spurcedirtily, impurely
- superfoedo 1dirty above
- squalus, squala, aqualumdirty, filthy, squalid
- sordido 1dirty, foul, defile, pollute
- sordidus, sordida, sordidumdirty, unclean, foul, filthy, squalid, sordid, low, base, mean, poor, humble, small, paltry, abject, vile, despicable, disgraceful, niggardly, penurious
- spurcus, spurca, spurcumdirty, unclean, impure, foul, base, low, mean, common
- sentio 4discern by the senses, feel, hear, see, perceive, be sensible of, experience, suffer, undergo, endure, be affected by, be influenced by, be susceptible of, observe, notice
- stomacace, stomacaces fdisease of the gums, scurvy of the mouth
- sideratio, siderationis fdisease produced by a constellation, sideration, blight, numbness, palsy
- suffraginosus, suffraginosa, suffraginosumdiseased in the hough, diseased in the pastern
- syncerastum, syncerasti ndish composed of a variety of ingredients, hash, hotch-potch
- seiugo 1disjoin, part, separate, divide
- separo 1disjoin, sever, part, divide, separate
- seiugis, seiuge (2)disjoined, separate
- sexiugis, sexiugedisjoined, separate, drawn by six horses
- seiunctio, seiunctionis fdisjunction, separation, division
- seiunctimdisjunctly, separately
- stremma, stremmatis ndislocation
- stomachicus, stomachica, stomachicumdisordered in the stomach, having a disease of the stomach
- seditio, seditionis fdissension, discord, strife, quarrel
- seiunctio, seiunctionis fdissension, dispute
- sepositus, seposita, sepositumdistant, remote
- sepositus, seposita, sepositumdistinct, special
- sollicito 1disturb, stir, agitate, move, distress, harass, make uneasy, vex, solicit, tempt, seduce, attract, induce, put in lively motion, move violently, shake, exercise, produce by stirring, excite, cause to come forth, arouse, draw out, cause distress
- seiungo 3disunite, disjoin, part, sever, separate, divide
- scrobis, scrobis cditch, dike, trench
- suspicionem a me removeodivert suspicion from oneself
- suspicione me exsolvodivert suspicion from oneself, allay suspicion of oneself
- sectio, sectionis fdividing, parcelling out, distribution by auction
- secretio, secretionis fdividing, sundering, separation
- spiritum ultimum trahodo the last breath
- secta, sectae fdoctrines, school, sect
- suspicionem alicuius rei vitododge the suspicion of something
- sirius, sirii mdog star
- sentix, senticis mdogrose, wild brier
- societas perpetuadomestic partnership
- subitarius, subitaria, subitariumdone suddenly, done in haste, sudden, hasty
- syrmaticus, syrmatica, syrmaticumdragging along, trailing along
- suspiro 1draw a deep breath, heave a sigh, sigh, sighing after, longing for, may exhale, evaporate, breathe out, exhale, sigh for, long for, sigh out, exclaim with a sigh
- syllogizo 1draw a syllogism
- subtraho 3draw away from underneath, draw away by stealth, draw off, carry off, withdraw, take away, remove, omit, not mention
- subduco 3draw from under, draw from below, draw up, pull up, lift up, raise, haul up, draw away from among, take away, lead away, carry off, purge, evacuate, take in, furl
- sortes tollodraw lots
- supertraho 3draw over
- superinduco 3draw over, cover over, cause to come upon, bring upon, mention afterwards, add
- stringo 3draw tight, bind tight, tie tight, draw together, bind together, press together, touch, touch upon, touch lightly, touch slightly, graze, touch upon, treat briefly
- subtractio, subtractionis fdrawing back
- superductio, superductionis fdrawing over, erasure
- systalticus, systaltica, systalticumdrawing together
- superobductus, superobducta, superobductumdrawn over
- strictus, stricta, strictumdrawn together, close, strait, tight
- substrictus, substricta, substrictumdrawn together, contracted, small, narrow, tight, close
- somnium, somnii ndream, idle whim, idle fancy, stuff, nonsense
- somnio 1dream, see in a dream, think idly, think vainly, talk foolishly
- somnialis, somnialedreambringing
- solox, solocis fdress of coarse woollen stuff
- stolatus, stolata, stolatumdressed in a stola, wearing a stola, befitting a matron
- synthesina, synthesinae fdressing-gown
- subbibo 3drink a little, tipple
- superbibo 3drink upon, drink after
- scutella, scutellae fdrinking bowl
- sudorus, sudora, sudorumdripping with sweat, sweaty
- subterago 3drive below, drive underneat
- suburgeo 2drive close to, urge close to
- suburgueo 2drive close to, urge close to
- substīllum, substīlli ndrizzly weather, drizzle, dripping rain, slight dropping, sprinkling
- stillanterdrop by drop
- somno mergordrop off to a deep sleep
- somno opprimordrop off to a deep sleep
- somno me tradodrop off to sleep
- somno opprimordrop off to sleep
- sevehor 3drop out of the course
- superinstillo 1drop upon
- superstillo 1drop upon, pour on drop by drop
- superdestillo 1drop upon, trickle upon
- stilla, stillae fdrop, small quantity, a very little, moment
- stillo 1drop, trickle, cause to drop, let fall in drops, distil
- stillatio, stillationis fdropping down, falling in drops
- stillativus, stillativa, stillativumdropping, dripping
- spodium, spodii ndross of metals, slag, scoria, ashes of vegetable
- scoria, scoriae fdross, slag, scoria of metals
- spodos, spodi fdross, slag, scoria
- saucius, saucia, sauciumdrunk
- sudario frontem siccodry my brow with a handkerchief
- sudario frontem tergeodry my brow with a handkerchief
- siccanea, siccaneorum ndry places
- siccidus, siccida, siccidumdry
- siccaneus, siccanea, siccaneumdry, of a dry nature
- siccanus, siccana, siccanumdry, of a dry nature
- siccus, sicca, siccumdry, without rain, firm, solid, insipid, jejune, ignorant, unformed, unprepared, void of love, cold
- siccatio, siccationis fdrying
- siccedryly, without wet or damp
- siccitas, siccitatis fdryness, siccity, freedom from gross humor, jejuneness, want of ornament
- socordia, socordiae f (secordia)dulness of mind, weakmindedness, silliness, folly, stupidity, carelessness, negligence, sloth, laziness, indolence, inactivity
- stoliditas, stoliditatis fdulness, obtuseness, stupidity, stolidity
- succerda, succerdae fdung of swine, pig excrements, pig manure
- sucerda, sucerdae fdung of swine, pig excrements, pig manure
- sterquilinium, sterquilinii ndung-pit, laystall, mixen
- sterquilinum, sterquilini ndung-pit, laystall, mixen
- stercilinium, stercilinii ndung-pit, laystall, mixen, dung heap, cesspit
- stercilinum, stercilini ndung-pit, laystall, mixen, dung heap, cesspit
- sterculinum, sterculini ndung-pit, laystall, mixen, dung heap, cesspit
- stercus, stercoris ndung, excrements, ordure
- stercoro 1dung, manure with dung, muck, cleanse from dung
- sterceratus, stercerata, sterceratumdunged, mucked, manured
- stercoratus, stercorata, stercoratumdunged, mucked, manured
- stercoratio, stercorationis fdunging, manuring
- stercoreus, stercorea, stercoreumdungy, stinking, misty, rancid, mangy
- sordium excipulumdustbin
- Suburanenses, Suburanensium mdwellers in the Subura
- sedes, sedis fdwelling place, residence, habitation, abode, temple
- suis fortuna cuique fingitur moribuseach is the architect of his own fortune
- studiosus, studiosa, studiosumeager, zealous, assiduous, anxious after any thing, fond of any thing, studious of any thing, zealous for any one, partial, friendly, attached, devoted to
- studioseeagerly, zealously, anxiously, carefully, studiously
- spinturnicium, spinturnicii nEagle Owl
- spicifer, spicifera, spiciferumear-bearing
- serium, serii nearnestness, seriousness, serious matters, serious discourse
- seria, seriae fearthen vessel, large jar
- solanus, solani meast wind
- subedoeat away below, wear away below
- subceno 1eat below, dine underneath
- subcoeno 1eat below, dine underneath
- succoeno 1eat below, dine underneath
- superedo 3eat besides a thing, eat after a thing
- se ipsum amansegomaniacal, egocentric, self-interested, selfish, self-centred
- suae utilitati inserviensegomaniacal, egocentric, self-interested, selfish, self-centred
- suae utilitati salutique inserviensegomaniacal, egocentric, self-interested, selfish, self-centred
- suo commodo inserviensegomaniacal, egocentric, self-interested, selfish, self-centred
- sublatus, sublata, sublatumelated, proud, haughty
- suffragiorum certamenelection campaign
- suffragiorum concertatioelection campaign
- suffragiorum petitorelection candidate
- suffragiorum cladeselection defeat
- suffragiorum victoriaelection victory
- scituleelegantly, gracefully
- sublimator, sublimatoris melevator, exalter
- smaragdus, smaragdi cemerald, beryl, jasper, malachite
- solum mutoemigrate
- solum vertoemigrate
- submigratio, submigrationis femigration
- suboleo 2emit a smell
- subolo 3emit a smell, smell, scent, perceive any thing, perceive, detect
- synergus, synergi memployee, assistant, partner, colleague
- semicingo 3enclose half
- saepes, saepis fenclosure, hedge, fencing, fence
- sensualis, sensualeendowed with feeling or sensation, sensitive, sensual
- supportatio, supportationis fendurance, bearing
- sponsus, sponsus mengagement, betrothal, bail, suretyship
- scribo 3enlist, enroll, levy
- satisenough, sufficiently
- subinvideo 2envy a little, envy slightly, be somewhat envious of
- sublinguium, sublinguii nepiglottis
- septeresmos, septeresmonequipped with seven benches
- septeresmus, septeresma, septeresmumequipped with seven benches
- septiremis, septiremeequipped with seven rows of rudders
- superinductio, superinductionis ferasing any thing written
- subrector, subrectoris merector
- subterfugio 5escape, evade, avoid, shun
- substantialiteressentially, substantially
- stabilitor, stabilitoris mestablisher
- suburbanum, suburbani nestate near Rome, suburban villa
- suspicientia, suspicientia festeeming highly
- sopitio, sopitionis feuthanization, putting to sleep
- sera, serae f (2)evening
- serum dieievening
- sermo cotidianus (cottidianus)everyday language
- suprapositio, suprapositionis fexacerbation of the disease, aggravation of the disease
- sumptus effusiexaggerated expense, wasteful expenditure
- supralatus, supralata, supralatumexaggerated
- superlatio, superlationis fexaggerating, hyperbole, superlative
- supralatio, supralationis fexaggerating, hyperbole, superlative
- superexalto 1exalt above others
- supereffero 3exalt, extol
- scrutator, scrutatoris mexaminer, Investigator
- supercedo 3exceed, pass, cross, overshoot, be over
- supergloriosus, supergloriosa, supergloriosumexceedingly glorious
- supercresco 3excel, outdo
- superantia, superantiae fexcess, predominance
- superstitio, superstitionis fexcessive fear of the goas, unreasonable religious belief, superstition, excessive regard, scrupulous observance, object that inspires dread
- satyriasis, satyriasis fexcessive sexual excitement, lascivious madness, priapism
- superflua, superfluorum nexcrements
- supplicio afficio aliquemexecute the death penalty
- supplicio aliquem punio (punior)execute the death penalty
- supplicium sumo de aliquoexecute the death penalty
- supplicio afficio aliquemexecute
- summis opibus annitorexert all one's influence
- subexhibeo 2exhibit under any thing
- suspicionem ab aliquo amoveoexonerate from suspicion, divert suspicion from someone
- suspicionem removeo ab aliquoexonerate someone from suspicion, clear someone of suspicion
- suspicionem ab aliquo avertoexonerate someone from suspicion, clear someone of suspicion, divert suspicion from someone
- sumptus, sumptus mexpense, cost, charge
- sumptuoseexpensively, sumptuously
- specialista, specialistae mExpert, Professional, Capacity, Ass
- subsono 1express secretly, insinuate, furtively disclose, hint, intimate
- significatio, significationis fexpression of approbation, applause, significance, emphasis, meaning, sense, import, signification
- signanterexpressly, clearly, distinctly
- superexeoextend over
- superindictum, superindicti nextraordinary impost
- superlatus, superlata, superlatumextravagant, excessive, exaggerated
- summe officiosusextremely dutiful
- superlaudabilis, superlaudabileextremely to be praised
- supercilium, supercilii neye-brow, brow, ridge, summit, projecting moulding, threshold, shore of a river, nod, will, pride, haughtiness, arrogance, sternness, superciliousness
- sequacitas, sequacitatis ffacility in following, disposilion to follow, sequaciousness, sequacity
- sensus, sensus mfaculty of perceiving, power of perceiving, perception, feeling, sensation, sense
- syncopizo 1faint away, swoon
- syncopo 1faint away, swoon
- syncopa, syncopae ffainting away, swooning, syncope, omission of a letter or syllable in the middle of a word
- syncope, syncopes ffainting away, swooning, syncope, omission of a letter or syllable in the middle of a word
- surdefaintly, imperfectly, indistinctly
- superruo 3fall upon, rush upon
- supercorruo 3fall down thereon
- superincido 3 (2)fall from above, fall down
- somno sempiterno consopiorfall into a perpetual sleep
- sub oculorum aspectum cadofall into the eyes
- sub oculos cadofall into the eyes
- succido 3 (2)fall under any thing, be comprehended under, sink under one’s self, sink down, sink
- supercado 3fall upon, fall over
- sublabor 3fall, glide, sink under, sink down, sink, slip down, glide away
- soporatus, soporata, soporatumfallen asleep, soporific
- stiricidium, stiricidii nfalling of snow-flakes, snowing
- sophisma, sophismatis nfalse conclusion, fallacy, sophism
- sophistĭce, sophistĭces ffalse reasoning, sophistry
- subreptivus, subreptiva, subreptivumfalse, fraudulent
- simulatio, simulationis ffalsely assumed appearance, false show, feigning, shamming, pretence, feint, insincerity, deceit, hypocrisy, simulation
- scurriliterfarcial, ludicrous, burlesque, farcically, buffoonery, hilarious, satirical, buffoonish, ridiculous
- scurruliterfarcial, ludicrous, burlesque, farcically, buffoonery, hilarious, satirical, buffoonish, ridiculous
- suffigo 3fasten beneath, fasten below, fasten on, fix on, affix
- suppingo 3 [1]fasten underneath, clout
- superfigo 3fasten up, fasten thereupon
- sero 1fasten with a bolt, bar
- stritavus, stritavi mfather of an atavus or atavia
- socer, soceri mfather-in-law
- socerio, socerionis mfather-in-law
- socerus, soceri mfather-in-law
- satur, satura, saturumfatted, fat
- suffrago 1favor, support, vote for, agree with, proceed favorably
- secundefavorably, fortunately
- Septimontium, Septimontii nfeast of the Seven Hills
- sitistus, sitista, sitistumfed, fattened
- senium, senii nfeebleness of age, decline, decay, debility, an old man, old fellow, peevishness, moroseness
- sympathia, sympathiae ffeeling in common, sympathy
- simulatilis, simulatilefeigned, fictitious
- simulatofeignedly
- simulanterfeignedly, pretendedly, apparently
- simulatefeignedly, pretendedly, not sincerely
- symmysta, symmystae mfellow-priest, colleague in the priesthood
- symmystes, symmystae mfellow-priest, colleague in the priesthood
- synoditae, synoditarum mfellow-travellers, companions
- sociennus, socienni mfellow, comrade
- socius, socii mfellow, sharer, partner, copartner, comrade, companion, associate
- societas, societatis ffellowship, association, union, community, society, copartnership, political league, confederacy
- sodalitas, sodalitatis ffellowship, companionship, brotherhood, friendship, intimacy, society, association, company assembled for feasting, banqueting-club, unlawful secret society
- sodalicium, sodalicii nfellowship, friendly intercourse, friendly intimacy, brotherhood, companionship, association, company, society, college, company assembled for feasting, banquetingclub, unlawful secret society
- sodalitium, sodalitii nfellowship, friendly intercourse, friendly intimacy, brotherhood, companionship, association, company, society, college, company assembled for feasting, banquetingclub, unlawful secret society
- socialitas, socialitatis ffellowship, sociableness, sociality
- stephanusa, stephanusae ffemale Chaplet-wreather
- subrectrix, subrectricis ffemale erector
- suffragatrix, suffragatricīs ffemale favorer, female supporter
- spurium, spurii nfemale genital, marine animal of a similar shape
- senatrix, senatricis ffemale senator
- Sibylla, Sibyllae ffemale soothsayer, prophetess, Sibyl
- speciaria, speciariae ffemale spice-dealer
- simulatrix, simulatricis ffemale transformer
- sudis, sudis ffence post, fencing post
- staphyle, staphyles f fence turnip, visible haze
- saeptum, saepti nfence, enclosure, wall, enclosed place, palisade, stake, pale, sluice, floodgate
- septum, septi nfence, enclosure, wall, enclosed place, palisade, stake, pale, sluice, floodgate
- septus, septus mfence, enclosure, wall, enclosed place, palisade, stake, pale, sluice, floodgate
- silicia, siliciae ffenugreek
- siderizusa, siderizusae fferrous
- stramentor 1fetch straw
- suspiratio, suspirationis ffetching a deep breath, sighing, sigh
- sycites, sycitae mfig-wine
- supercerto 1fight over, fight therefor
- symbolicefiguratively, symbolically
- sententiarum conformatiofigure of speech
- suppleo 2fill up, make full or whole, make good, complete, supply, make complete, make full in number, furnish with a complement, recruit
- satullus, satulla, satullumfilled with food, satisfied
- sorditia, sorditiae ffilth
- subluvies, subluviei ffilth, dirt, a disease in the feet of sheep, foul
- subluvium, subluvii nfilth, dirt, a disease in the feet of sheep, foul
- spurcitia, spurcitiae ffilth, dirt, smut, dun
- spurcities, spurcitiei ffilth, dirt, smut, dun
- spurciloquium, ispurciloquii nfilthy language, smutty language, obscenity
- sentina, sentinae ffilthy water that collects in the bottom of a ship, bilgewater, bottom of a ship where the bilgewater is, the hold, the lowest of the people, the dregs, refuse, rabble of a state, hangerson of an army, camp followers
- sententia terminalisfinal judgment, definitive judgment
- sumptuum futurorum existimatiofinancial planning
- subtililia, subtililium nfine goods, fine stuffs
- subtililoquentia, subtililoquentiae ffine language, elegant language
- soubtilis, soubtilefine, not thick, not coarse, thin, slender, minute
- subtilis, subtilefine, not thick, not coarse, thin, slender, minute, nice, acute, delicate, exquisite, precise, exact, accurate, keen, subtle, keen, plain, simple, unadorned
- subtiliterfinely, minutely, acutely, accurately, subtly, particularly, plainly, simply, without ornamen
- subtilitas, subtilitatis ffineness, thinness, slenderness, minuteness, keen edge, sharpness, keenness, acuteness, penetration, definiteness, exactness, subtlety, plainness, simplicity, absence of ornament
- simila, similae ffinest wheat flour
- similago, similaginis ffinest wheat flour
- supernas abiesfir tree growing on the Adriatic Sea
- siphonarii, siphonariorum mfire department
- siphonarius, siphonarii mfirefighter
- siphonarius, siphonaria, siphonariumfirefighting
- soldus, solda, soldumfirm, dense, compact, not hollow, solid, whole, complete, entire
- soledus, soleda, soledumfirm, dense, compact, not hollow, solid, whole, complete, entire
- solidus, solida, solidumfirm, dense, compact, not hollow, solid, whole, complete, entire
- stabiliterfirmly, durably, permanently
- statimfirmly, steadily, steadfastly, unyieldingly, on the spot, forthwith, straightway, at once, immediately, instantly, recently, newly, just
- synodus, synodontis mfish of the bream genus
- synecticus, synectica, synecticumfit for maintaining, efficient
- superaccommodo 1fit on above, put on
- suborno 1fit out, furnish, provide, equip, adorn
- supparo 1fit, adjust
- scitus, scita, scitumfit, suitable, proper, judicious, sensible, witty
- scutatus, scutata, scutatumfitted with long shield, armed with a shield
- stabilimentum, stabilimenti nFixation, Stabilization, Underpinning, Strengthening, Securing
- sidus infixumfixed star
- sidera certis locis infixafixed stars
- scorisco 1flash, glitter, gleam, coruscate
- scutula, scutulae fflat bowl, platel, little dish, little platter
- simulus, simula, simulumflat nosed, pug nosed
- simus, sima, simumflat nosed, pug nosed, snub nosed
- supparasitor 1flatter a little like a parasite, fawn a little like a parasite
- subsentator, subsentatoris mflatterer
- scrutaria, scrutariae fflea market
- Sicelicon, Sicelici nfleawort, fleabane
- superfugio 5flee away over
- suffugio 5flee away, flee from, shun, avoid, escape
- subterfugio 5flee secretly, flee by stealth, get off
- superficialitas, superficialitatis ffleetingness, superficiality
- strebula, strebulorum nflesh about the haunches
- succutio 5fling up from below, fling aloft, toss up
- superiacto 1fling up, toss up, spring over a thing
- subterfluo 3flow beneath
- septemfluus, septemflua, septemfluumflowing in seven mouths
- sudabilis, sudabileflowing like sweat, fluid
- sudatilis, sudatileflowing like sweat, fluid
- subulo, subulonis mflute-player, kind of hart with pointed horns
- superevolo 1fly away over
- subtervolo 1fly beneath
- supervolito 1fly over often, fly about over
- supervolo 1fly over
- subvolo 1fly up, fly upwards
- scintillae vagaeflying sparks
- subbullio 4foam slightly, bubble slightly
- spumifer, spumifera, spumiferumfoam-bearing, foaming
- spumiger, spumigera, spumigerumfoam-bearing, foaming
- spumigena, spumigenae cfoam-born
- spumo 1foam, froth, foam up, boil up, effervesces
- spuma salisfoaming salt
- spumatio, spumationis ffoaming
- spumabundus, spumabunda, spumabundumfoaming, frothing
- spumatus, spumatus mfoaming, frothing, foam, froth
- spumeus, spumea, spumeumfoaming, frothy
- spumidus, spumida, spumidumfoaming, frothy
- subsequor 3follow close after, follow immediately, follow, succeed, ensue
- sector 1follow continually, follow eagerly, run after, attend, accompany, follow after, chase, pursue
- sequor 3follow, chase, pursue, succeed, come after, result, ensue
- sectator, sectatoris mfollower, attendant, adherent
- sectatrix, sectatricis ffollower, successor
- successor, successoris mfollower, successor, inheritor
- schola, scholae ffollowers of a teacher, a school, a sect
- secutio, secutionis ffollowing after, striving after
- secutorius, secutoria, secutoriumfollowing
- sequiusfollowing, later in rank, later in order, less than something mentioned before, otherwise, differently, not so
- subsequus, subsequa, subsequumfollowing, succeeding
- subsicuus, subsicua, subsicuumfollowing, succeeding
- stultitia, stultitiae ffolly, foolishness, simplicity, silliness, fatuity
- stultities, stultitiei ffolly, foolishness, simplicity, silliness, fatuity
- stultefoolish, silly
- stultus, stulta, stultumfoolish, simple, silly, fatuous
- societas pedifollicafootball club, soccer club
- scabellum suppedaneumfootstool
- scamnum, scamni nfootstool
- suppedaneum, suppedanei nfootstool
- scansorius, scansoria, scansoriumfor climbing
- siccarius, siccaria, siccariumfor drying , for keeping dry
- sequestrofor safekeeping
- sellariolus, sellariola, sellariolumfor sitting
- sellifer, sellifera, selliferumfor sitting
- supremofor the last time in life
- supremumfor the last time in life
- supremumfor the last time
- secundofor the second time
- septimumfor the seventh time
- septimofor the seventh time, seven times
- sextumfor the sixth time
- significantia, significantiae fforce of words, energy of words, significancy of words
- stagno 1form a pool of standing water, stagnate, be stagnant, be overflowed, be inundated, cause to stand, make stagnant, cover with water, overflow, inundate
- syllogismus, syllogismi mform of reasoning in which a conclusion is drawn from two premises, syllogism
- sculptilis, sculptileformed, shaped, carved, modeld
- supermunio 4fortify above, protect above
- sortilegus, sortilegi mfortune-teller, soothsayer, diviner by lots, diviner from oracles
- societas vecturariaforwarding agency
- spurcatus, spurcata, spurcatumfoul, stained
- sordifluus, sordiflua, sordifluumfouling
- subterfundo 1found beneath, establish beneath
- silanus, silani mfountain of water, jet of water
- sicilicus, sicilici mfourth part of an uncia, a quarter of an inch, one fortyeighth of a jugerum, two drachms, forty, eighth part of an hour
- siciliquus, siciliqui mfourth part of an uncia, a quarter of an inch, one fortyeighth of a jugerum, two drachms, forty, eighth part of an hour
- suaveolentia, suaveolentiae ffragrance
- suaveolens, suaveolentisfragrant, scented, perfumed, aromatic
- sponda, spondae fframe of a bedstead, sofa, bed, couch, bier
- securus, secura, securumfree from care, careless, unconcerned, untroubled, fearless, quiet, easy, composed
- subdivum, subdivi nfree sky, open skies
- solutus, soluta, solutumfree, loose, at large, unfettered, unbandaged, friable
- securitas, securitatis ffreedom from care, unconcern, composure
- securitas, securitatis ffreedom from danger, safety, security
- stoechas, stoechadis fFrench lavender, sticados
- summiterfrom above
- sursumfrom below, up, upwards, on high, high up, above
- sursusfrom below, up, upwards, on high, high up, above
- septima horafrom noon to 1 p, m
- stiria, stiriae ffrozen drop, ice-drop, icicle
- stiriacus, stiriaca, stiriacumfrozen
- sorbum, sorbi nfruit of the sorbus, sorb-apple, sorb, service-berry
- sinuosus, sinuosa, sinuosumfull of bendings, full of windings, full of curves, full of folds, bent, winding, sinuous
- sentinosus, sentinosa, sentinosumfull of bilge water
- stigmosus, stigmosa, stigmosumfull of brand-marks, branded
- senticosus, senticosa, senticosumfull of briers, full of thorns, thorny, briery
- speluncosus, speluncosa, speluncosumfull of caves, full of caverns, cavernous
- seditiosus, seditiosa, seditiosumfull of civil discord, factious, turbulent, mutinous, seditious, quarrelsome, exposed to discord, troubled
- setosus, setosa, setosumfull of coarse hairs, full of bristles, bristly, setous
- stercorosus, stercorosa, stercorosumfull of excrements, full of dung, well manured, full of filth, impure
- spumosus, spumosa, spumosumfull of foam, foaming, frothy, bombastic
- stimulosus, stimulosa, stimulosumfull of incentives, stimulative
- succosus, succosa, succosumfull of juice, full of moisture, juicy, sappy, succulent, rich in money
- sucosus, sucosa, sucosumfull of juice, full of moisture, juicy, sappy, succulent, rich in money
- succulentus, succulenta, succulentumfull of juice, full of sap, sappy, succulent, vigorous
- suculentus, suculenta, suculentumfull of juice, full of sap, sappy, succulent, vigorous
- significans, significantisfull of meaning, expressive, significant
- sententiosus, sententiosa, sententiosumfull of meaning, pithy, sententious
- sententiosefull of meaning, suggestively, sententiously
- saxosus, saxosa, saxosumfull of rocks
- scopulosus, scopulosa, scopulosumfull of rocks, rocky, shelvy, craggy
- seminosus, seminosa, seminosumfull of seeds
- scruposus, scruposa, scruposumfull of sharp stones, jagged, rough, rugged, hard, arduous
- somniculosus, somniculosa, somniculosumfull of sleep, inclined to sleep, drowsy, dozy, sleepy, sluggish, slothful, making sleepy, making drowsy, making sluggish
- scrupulosus, scrupulosa, scrupulosumfull of small sharp stones, rough, rugged, jagged
- scaturiginosus, scaturiginosa, scaturiginosumfull of springs, abounding in springs, springy
- stagnosus, stagnosa, stagnosumfull of standing waters, full of pools
- sulphurosus, sulphurosa, sulphurosumfull of sulphur, sulphureous
- superstitiosus, superstitiosa, superstitiosumfull of superstition, superstitious, soothsaying, prophetic, prophetical
- sebosus, sebosa, sebosumfull of tallow, full of grease, tallowy, greasy
- spinosus, spinosa, spinosumfull of thorns, full of prickles, thorny, prickly, harsh, crabbed, obscure, confused, perplexed, stinging, galling, irritating
- sentosus, sentosa, sentosumfull of thorns, thorny
- sentuosus, sentuosa, sentuosumfull of thorns, thorny
- scelerosus, scelerosa, scelerosumfull of wickedness, vicious, abominable, accursed
- silvosus, silvosa, silvosumfull of woods, full of trees, woody
- suppeditatio, suppeditationis ffull supply, abundance, exuberance
- satur, satura, saturumfull, deep, strong, rich
- superadultus, superadulta, superadultumfully mature, past the first period of maturity
- sonoritas, sonoritatis ffulness of sound, melodiousness
- saturitas, saturitatis ffulness, plenty
- saturitas, saturitatis ffulness, repletion, satiety
- suffumigo 1fumigate from below, suffumigate
- suffitu cimices necofumigate the bugs
- suffimento 1fumigate
- suffio 4fumigate, perfume, scent
- suffumigatio, suffumigationis ffumigating from below
- suffitio, suffitionis ffumigating, fumigation, perfuming
- suffitus, suffitus mfumigating, fumigation, smoke produced by fumigation
- suffimen, suffiminis nfumigation, incense
- suffimentum, suffimenti nfumigation, incense
- suffitor, suffitorris mfumigator
- secundicerius, secundiceriiī mfunctionary of the second rank
- silicernium, silicernii nfuneral feast, drybones, kind of sausage
- sparsivus, sparsiva, sparsivumfür das Hurlingspiel, zum Hurling
- strio 1furnish with furrows, furnish with channels, hollow out, groove, flute, striate
- spico 1furnish with spikes, furnish with ears
- stadiatus, stadiata, stadiatumfurnished with a race-course
- sigillatus, sigillata, sigillatumfurnished with little images, adorned with little figures
- specillatus, specillata, specillatumfurnished with little mirrors
- speculatus, speculata, speculatumfurnished with mirrors, adorned with mirrors
- soccatus, soccata, soccatumfurnished with socci, wearing socci
- soccifer, soccifera, socciferumfurnished with socci, wearing socci
- subministratus, subministratus mfurnishing, supplying
- sulcus, sulci mfurrow made by the plough, ploughing, long narrow trench, ditch, rut, track, wrinkle of the skin, trail of a meteor
- sulcamen, sulcaminis nfurrow
- stria, striae ffurrow, channel, hollow, flute of a column
- sulco 1furrow, cut furrows through, plough, sail over, traverse, pass through
- sulcabilis, sulcabilefurrowable
- superadornatus, superadornata, superadornatumfurther adorned, additionally ornamented
- super quamfurthermore
- superquamfurthermore, besides that
- superlucror 1gain in addition
- servitricius, servitricia, servitriciumgalled by slavery
- servitritius, servitritia, servitritiumgalled by slavery
- saeptum venationisgame enclosure, wildlife enclosure, preserve for game, corer for game, hunting-park
- stemma, stemmatis ngarland, wreath, pedigree, genealogical table, genealogical tree, nobility, high value
- sericablatta, sericablattae fgarment of purple silk
- sericoblatta, sericoblattae fgarment of purple silk
- scortea, scorteae fgarment of skins, garment of leather
- sublego 3gather from below, gather for underneath, search for underneath, to gather up, catch up secretly, catch up by stealth, kidnap, overhear, choose in the place of another, elect in the place of another, substitute
- suppuro 1gather matter, form pus, come to a head, suppurate, bring to a head, cause to suppurate, bring forth, produce
- sectarius, sectaria, sectariumgelded, castrated
- semigenius, semigenia, semigeniumgenderchanging
- summa belligeneral management of the war
- synopsis, synopsis fgeneral view, list, synopsis
- semina genetice mutatagenetically modified seeds
- scordilon, scordili ngermander, scordium
- scordion, scordii ngermander, scordium
- scordium, scordii ngermander, scordium
- scordotis, scordotidis fgermander, scordium
- squalesco 3get dirty
- sub dentem alicuius venioget into clutches of, fall into claws of
- spem devoroget one's teeth into a hope, cling to a hope
- stilasco 3get stalks
- stilo 1get stalks
- sumptum reficioget the costs back out, cover the costs
- supermolior 4get through
- stips, stipis fgift, donation, alms, contribution
- sensutus, sensuta, sensutumgifted with brains, understanding
- sensatus, sensata, sensatumgifted with sense, intelligent
- succingo 3gird below, gird from below, tuck up, gird, gird about, girdle, surround, furnish, provide, equip, fit out
- succinctulus, succinctula, succinctulumgirded, girt
- suboffendo 3give some offence
- soccito 1give the sound of the thrush
- sequestro 1give up for safekeeping, surrender, remove, separate from any thing
- suppedito 1give, furnish, afford, supply, procure in abundance
- sospitalis, sospitalegiving health, giving safety, salutary
- sortifer, sortifera, sortiferumgiving out oracles, oracular
- sortiger, sortigera, sortigerumgiving out oracles, oracular
- sublustris, sublustregiving some light, having a faint light, glimmering
- subministratio, subministrationis fgiving, furnishing, supplying, subministration
- suffulgeo 2gleam beneath, shine beneath
- spicilegium, spicilegii ngleaning of ears of corn after gathering
- sublectio, sublectionis fgleaning, leasing
- superlabor 3glide over, run over
- subterlabor 3glide under, flow under, slip away, escape
- submano 1glide under, trickle under, wet somewhat
- summano 1glide under, trickle under, wet somewhat, do something wet
- stellimicans, stellimicantisglittering with stars
- stellumicans, stellumicantisglittering with stars
- scoriscatio, scoriscationis fglittering, flash, coruscation
- superglorifico 1glorify beyond all measure, praise beyond all measure
- subrutilo 1glow slightly, glimmer forth
- suffrendens, suffrendentisgnashing a little
- secedo 3go apart, go aside, go away, separate, withdraw, remove, withdraw, retire, revolt, dissent from the opinion
- singulas urbes circumveniogo around from one city to another
- semigro 1go away, remove
- succedo 3go below, go under, enter, come under, go from under, go up, mount, ascend, submit to any thing, march on, advance, march up to, approach, follow, follow after, take the place of, relieve, come into the place of, succeed, succeed to, receive by succession, come next
- subintro 1go into secretly, enter by stealth, steal into
- solum vertogo out of the country, turn one's back on one's homeland, leave the country
- supereogo over
- supervado 3go over, climb over, surmount
- supermeo 1go over, glide over, flow over
- supero 1go over, pass over, rise above, mount, ascend, surmount, overtop, sail by a place, past a place, surpass, excel, exceed, outdo, outstrip, overcome, subdue, conquer, vanquish
- superferorgo over, ride over, fly over, swim over
- supervehor 3go over, ride over, sail over, go past, ride past, sail past
- supero 1go over, rise above, overtop, surmount, have the upper hand, have the superiority, be superior, overcome, surpass, be left over, remain, survive
- somno me dogo to bed
- sumptum impendogo to expense
- suggredior 5go up to, come up to, approach, attack
- stimulus, stimuli mgoad for driving, sting, torment, pang, spur, incentive, incitement, stimulus, pointed stake
- scopus, scopi mgoal, target
- secessio, secessionis fgoing aside, withdrawal, separation, schism, secession
- secessus, secessus mgoing away, departure, separation, Retirement, solitude, place of retirement
- synodicus, synodica, synodicumgoing together, coming together, synodical, according to the decrees of the synod
- solidus, solidi mgold coin
- speciositas, speciositatis fgood looks, beauty
- speciosus, speciosa, speciosumgood-looking, showy, handsome, beautiful, splendid, brilliant, well-sounding, plausible, specious
- species, specierum fgoods, wares
- societas regendigovernment participation, government involvement
- strategia, strategiae fgovernment, district, province
- spelta, speltae fgrains of spelt
- soloecismus, soloecismi mgrammatical fault in the construction of a sentence, solecism
- soloecum, soloeci ngrammatical fault in the construction of a sentence, solecism
- surena, surenae mgrand vizier
- suggrundarium, suggrundarii ngrave of a child less than forty days old
- serius, seria, seriumgrave, earnest, serious
- severegravely, seriously, austerely, rigidly, severely
- severitergravely, seriously, austerely, rigidly, severely
- severitudo, severitudinis fgravity, austerity, severity
- sumptuositas, sumptuositatis fgreat expense, costliness, expensiveness
- stergethron, stergethri ngreat houseleek
- scurrilitas, scurrilitatis fgrotesque gag, kintopp, clambake, comic, slapstick, burleske, farce
- scurrulitas, scurrulitatis fgrotesque gag, kintopp, clambake, comic, slapstick, burleske, farce
- solarium, solarii n [2]ground-rent
- symplegma, symplegmatis ngroup of persons embracing, group of persons wrestling
- sideratio, siderationis fgrouping of stars, configuration of stars, constellation
- stupesco 3grow astonished, become amazed
- seresco 3grow dry
- siccesco 3grow dry, become dry, dry up
- spumesco 3grow foamy, grow frothy, begin to foam, begin to froth
- supervalesco 3grow in power
- superincresco 3grow over, grow upon
- subaresco 3grow somewhat dry
- subargutulus, subargutula, subargutulumgrow somewhat dry
- spinesco 3grow thorny
- subcresco 3grow under, grow from under, grow up
- succresco 3grow under, grow from under, grow up
- sterilesco 3grow unfruitful, grow barren, grow sterile
- sororio 1grow up together like two sisters, swell together like two sisters
- subnascor 3grow up under, grow out of, grow after, follow after, succeed
- subolesco 3grow up
- supercresco 3grow up, grow over, grow upon
- silvesco 3grow wild, run wild, run to wood
- saxosus, saxosa, saxosumgrowing among stones
- supernascor 3growing over, growing above
- supercreatus, supercreata, supercreatumgrown on, adventitious
- suggrunnio 4grunt a little
- securitas, securitatis fguarantee
- scelerĭtas, scelerĭtatis fguilt, wickedness, criminality
- sons, sontis mguilty person, offender, malefactor, criminal, an evil doer, malefactor, delinquent
- sons, sontisguilty, criminal, hurtful, noxious, delinquent
- stomachus, stomachi mgullet, alimentary canal, œsophagus, stomach, taste, liking, distaste, dislike
- stagonitis, stagonitidis fgum galbanum
- spicus crinalishair-pin
- sinciput, sincipitis nhalf a head, brain, head
- semilixa, semilixae mhalf a sutler, one little better than a sutler
- semianimis, semianimehalf alive, half dead
- semianimus, semianima, semianimumhalf alive, half dead
- semis (indecl.)half an as, a semi as, half a juger of lan, half foot, half a foot, half a cubit
- semis, semissis mhalf an as, a semi as, half a juger of lan, half foot, half a foot, half a cubit
- semiermis, semiermehalf armed, badly armed, indifferently armed
- semiermus, semierma, semiermumhalf armed, badly armed, indifferently armed
- semissalis, semissalehalf as a month
- subdimidius, subdimidia, subdimidiumhalf as much less, less by one half of itself
- semisomnis, semisomnehalf asleep, sleepy, drowsy
- semisomnus, semisomna, semisomnumhalf asleep, sleepy, drowsy
- semisopitus, semisopita, semisopitumhalf asleep, sleepy, drowsy
- semisopoōrus, semisopoōra, semisopoōrumhalf asleep, sleepy, drowsy
- semireductus, semireducta, semireductumhalf bent back
- semicorporalis, semicorporalehalf bodied, having but half its body visible
- semicorporeus, semicorporea, semicorporeumhalf bodied, having but half its body visible
- semilater, semilateris mhalf brick
- semilaterium, semilaterii nhalf brick
- semisepultus, semisepulta, semisepultumhalf buried
- semiustulo 1half burn, burn in part
- semiambustus, semiambusta, semiambustumhalf burned, half consumed
- semicrematus, semicremata, semicrematumhalf burned
- semicombustus, semicombusta, semicombustumhalf burned, half consumed
- semicirculus, semicirculī mhalf circle, semicircle
- semiamictus, semiamicta, semiamictumhalf clad, half naked
- semigelatus, semigelata, semigelatumhalf coagulated, semi frozen
- semipletio, semipletionis fhalf completeness
- semimodius, semodiī mmhalf corn measure
- semodius, semodiī mmhalf corn measure
- semicorrectus, semicorrecta, semicorrectumhalf corrected
- semiobrutus, semiobruta, semiobrutumhalf covered
- semiamputatus, semiamputata, semiamputatumhalf cut off, half trimmed, lopped, pruned
- semidies, semidiei mhalf day
- semimortuus, semimortua, semimortuumhalf dead
- seminecus, semineca, seminecumhalf dead
- seminex, seminecishalf dead
- subnego 1half deny, half refuse
- semiperemptus, semiperempta, semiperemptumhalf destroyed
- semiperemtus, semiperemta, semiperemtumhalf destroyed
- semideus, semidea, semideumhalf divine
- semidivinus, semidivina, semidivinumhalf divine, semi divine
- semicanis, semicanehalf dog
- semisiccus, semisicca, semisiccumhalf dry
- semipastus, semipasta, semipastumhalf eaten
- semessus, semessa, semessumhalf eaten, half devoured, half consumed
- semesus, semesa, semesumhalf eaten, half devoured, half consumed
- semiesus, semiesa, semiesumhalf eaten, half devoured, half consumed
- semiieiunia, semiieiuniorum nhalf fasts
- semiperactus, semiperacta, semiperactumhalf finished
- semiperfectus, semiperfecta, semiperfectumhalf finished, half perfect, incomplete
- semipes, semipedis mhalf foot in vers
- semipes, semipedis mhalf foot, half a foot
- semipodius, semipodia, semipodiumhalf footed
- semiliber, semilibera, semiliberumhalf free
- semus, sema, semumhalf full, half empty, only half
- semiplenus, semiplena, semiplenumhalf full, half in full, incompletely, in part
- semigermanus, semigermana, semigermanumhalf German, semi German
- semipuella, semipuellae fhalf girl
- semicaper, semicapri mhalf goat
- semicanus, semicana, semicanumhalf gray, grizzled
- semigraecus, semigraeca, semigraecumhalf Greek,
- semihora, semihorae fhalf hour, half an hour
- semimarinus, semimarina, semimarinumhalf in the sea
- Semiiudaeus, Semiiudaei mhalf Jew, half a Jew
- semiiugerum, semiiugeri nhalf juger, quarter acre
- semidoctus, semidocti mhalf knowing, half expert, semi expert
- semilacer, semilacera, semilacerumhalf lacerated, half mangled
- semipedius, semipedia, semipediumhalf lame
- semipes, semipedis mhalf lame
- semicoriaceus, semicoriacea, semicoriaceumhalf leather
- semilineus, semilinea, semilineumhalf linen
- semilixula, semilixulae fhalf lixula
- semilunaticus, semilunatica, semilunaticumhalf lunatic, half moonstruck
- semiconfectus, semiconfecta, semiconfectumhalf made
- semihomo, semihominis mhalf man, half man and half beast, half wild, half savage
- semimedus, semimedi mhalf Mede, half a Mede
- semimetopion, semimetopii nhalf metope
- seminudus, seminuda, seminudumhalf naked, half unarmed, almost defenceless
- semiobolus, semioboli mhalf obolus
- semiadapertus, semiadaperta, semiadapertumhalf opened
- semiapertus, semiaperta, semiapertumhalf opened, half open
- semihiulcus, semihiulca, semihiulcumhalf opened, half open
- semulcus, semulca, semulcumhalf opened, half open
- semigravis, semigravehalf overcome, half drunken
- semibos, semibovis mhalf ox
- semifastigium, semifastigii nhalf pediment
- semiquinaria, semiquinariae fhalf pentameter
- semiperfectio, semiperfectionis fhalf perfection
- semipoeta, semipoetae mhalf poet
- semilibra, semilibrae fhalf pound, half a pound
- semifultus, semifulta, semifultumhalf propped
- semicrudus, semicruda, semicrudumhalf raw, half digested
- semirefectus, semirefecta, semirefectumhalf repaired
- semimaturus, semimatura, semimaturumhalf ripe, still immature
- semiromanus, semiromana, semiromanumhalf Roman
- semirotundus, semirotunda, semirotundumhalf round, semicircular
- semiremex, semiremigis mhalf rower, half fighter
- semiaxius, semiaxia, semiaxiumhalf ruined, half broken
- semipaganus, semipagani mhalf rustic, half a clown, no right poet
- semiagrestis, semiagrestehalf rustic, somewhat boorish
- semiclausus, semiclausa, semiclausumhalf shut, half close
- semiclusus, semiclusa, semiclusumhalf shut, half close
- semiadopertulus, semiadopertula, semiadopertulumhalf shut, half closed
- semisermo, semisermonis mhalf speech, jargon
- semisyllaba, semisyllabae fhalf syllable
- semitalentum, semitalenti nhalf talent
- semidoctus, semidocta, semidoctumhalf taught, half learned
- semidecima, semidecimae fhalf tenth
- semitactus, semitacta, semitactumhalf touched
- semimitra, semimitrae fhalf turban
- semiconspicuus, semiconspicua, semiconspicuumhalf visible
- semifer, semiferi mhalf wild man
- subsericus, subserica, subsericumhalf-silken
- semifer, semifera, semiferumhalfbestial, half man and half beast
- semicremus, semicrema, semicremumhalfburned
- semiorbis, semiorbis mhalfcircle, semicircle
- semicoctus, semicocta, semicoctumhalfcooked, half done
- semiruta, semirutorum nhalfdemolished parts of the wall
- semiinanis, semiinanehalfempty, but half full
- seminanis, seminanehalfempty, but half full
- semiformis, semiformehalfformed
- semirosus, semirosa, semirosumhalfgnawed, seminibbled
- semionustus, semionusta, semionustumhalfladen
- semifactus, semifacta, semifactumhalfmade, half finished
- semimasculus, semimasculi mhalfmale
- semimas, semimaris mhalfmale, hermaphrodite, unmanned, emasculated
- semhians, semhiantishalfopened, half open
- semihians, semihiantishalfopened, half open
- semiputatus, semiputata, semiputatumhalfpruned
- semirutus, semiruta, semiutumhalfpulled down, half overthrown, half demolished, half destroyed, half ruined
- semifunium, semifunii nhalfrope, slender line, slender cord
- semirasus, semirasa, semirasumhalfshaven
- semiperitus, semiperita, semiperitumhalfskilled
- semifumans, semifumantishalfsmoking
- semisonans, semisonantishalfsounding, semi vocal
- semisonus, semisona, semisonumhalfsounding, semi vocal
- semiacerbus, semiacerba, semiacerbumhalfsour, half ripe
- semilautus, semilauta, semilautumhalfwashed
- semimadidus, semimadida, semimadidumhalfwet, moist, damp
- semiinteger, semiintegra, semiintegrumhalfwhole, half uninjured
- semisaucius, semisaucia, semisauciumhalfwounded
- suffrago, suffraginis fham, hough, hock of a quadruped’s hind leg,
, shoot of a vine, spray of a vine
- societas manufollicahandball team, handball club
- scitulus, scitula, scitulumhandsome, pretty, neat, trim, elegant
- superimmineo 2hang over, overhang
- suspendo 3hang up, hang, suspend, choke to death by hanging, hang, dedicate, consecrate, build upon arches, build upon vaults, prop up, hold up, support
- suspendium, suspendii nhanging of one’s self, hanging
- scirros, scirri mhard swelling, tumor
- scortum, scorti nharlot, strumpet, prostitut, mistress, concubine
- speusticus, speustica, speusticum hastily made
- superbehaughtily, proudly, superciliously
- superbiterhaughtily, proudly, superciliously
- superbiloquentia, superbiloquentiae fhaughty speaking, proud speaking
- superciliosus, superciliosa, superciliosumhaughty, disdainful, supercilious, censorious, severe
- superbus, superba, superbumhaughty, proud, arrogant, insolent, discourteous, uncivil, rude, supercilious, domineering, delicate, fastidious, squeamish, very severe, utterly impartial, uncivil, arrogant, proud, superior, excellent, distinguished, splendid, magnificent, superb
- subductio, subductionis fhauling ashore of a ship, reckoning, dryocking, beaching
- sublacrimo 1have a bit of tears, weeping a little
- subincrepito 1have a little bang
- suevihave accustomed one’s self, be wont, be used, be accustomed
- stabulo 1have an abode anywhere, stable, kennel, harbor, roost, stable cattle, house cattle
- stabulor 1have an abode anywhere, stable, kennel, harbor, roost, stable cattle, house cattle
- successit coeptishave done a good job
- superhabeo 2have over a thing, have upon a thing
- somno satiatus sumhave slept in
- subsipio 5have some taste
- superintendo 3have the oversight of, superintend
- summam rerum administrohave the supreme command
- silus, sila, silumhaving a broad nose, having a turned up nose, pug nosed, snub nosed
- subdialis cenohaving a picnic, picnic
- scalpratus, scalprata, scalpratumhaving a sharp edge, having a cutting edge
- sistratus, sistrata, sistratumhaving a sistrum, bearing a sistrum
- strumaticus, strumatica, strumaticumhaving a struma, scrofulous, strumous
- strumosus, strumosa, strumosumhaving a struma, scrofulous, strumous
- suppes, suppedishaving feet turned under, with twisted feet
- semicorporis, sēmicorporehaving half a body
- semicorpus, semicorporishaving half a body
- septiforis, septiforehaving seven openings, seven holed
- screo 1hawk, hem
- screator, screatoris mhawker, hemmer
- screatus, screatus mhawking, hemming
- separator, separatoris mhe that separates, separator
- Supinalis, Supinalis mhe who overthrows, he who destroys
- summus, summi mhe who sits in the highest place, he who sits at the head of the table
- superacervo 1heap on, pile up
- superaggero 1heap over
- structus, structus mheap, pile
- struix, struicis fheap, pile
- strues, struis fheap, pile, heap of little offering-cakes, funeral pile, pyre
- suffervefacio 5heat from below,warm from below
- subatio, subationis fheat, brimming of swine
- sisara, sisarae fheath, sweetbroom
- sisyrus, sisyri mheather, erica
- subustio, subustionis fheating from below
- saeps, saepis fhedge, fence, enclosure
- seps, sepis f (2)hedge, fence, enclosure
- saeptio, saeptionis fhedging in, fencing in, enclosing, enclosing with a wall
- septio, septionis fhedging in, fencing in, enclosing, enclosing with a wall
- statura, staturae fheight of the body, size of the body, stature
- sublime, sublimis nheight
- sublimitas, sublimitatis fheight, loftiness, loftiness, elevation, sublimity
- suppetium, suppetii nhelp, assistance, support
- succursor, succursoris mhelper, succorer
- symphoniaca, symphoniacae fhenbane
- serpentaria, serpentariae fherb good against the bite of a viper
- strumea, strumeae fherb that cures the strumaa
- suspensehesitatingly, in suspense
- sexangulum, sexanguli nhexagon
- sugglutio 4hiccup a little
- singultio 4hiccup, sob, cluck, throb
- singulto 1hiccup, sob, rattle in the throat
- secretehidden, concealed, secret, in secret, secretly
- secretimhidden, concealed, secret, in secret, secretly
- secretohidden, concealed, secret, in secret, secretly
- secretus, secreta, secretumhidden, concealed, secret, isolated, solitary
- suppressor, suppressoris mhider, concealer
- sculponeae, sculponearum fhigh wooden shoes
- superior, superiushigher, upper, upper part of, former, past, previous, preceding, older, elder, senior, more advanced, victorious, conquering, stronger, superior, higher, more distinguished, greater
- summitas, summitatis fhighest part, height, top, summit
- superrimus, superrima, superrimumhighest, loftiest, topmost
- superrumus, superruma, superrumumhighest, loftiest, topmost
- supremus, suprema, supremumhighest, loftiest, topmost, last, latest, extreme, final, closing, dying
- summo ingenio praeditushighly talented
- supernitas, supernitatis fhighness, height
- sibilo 1hiss, whistle, hiss at a person, hiss down a person
- sibilatrix, sibilatricis fhissing, whistling
- sibilatus, sibilatus mhissing, whistling
- sibilus, sibila, sibilumhissing, whistling
- sibilum, sibili nhissing, whistling, contemptuous hissing, hissing at
- sibilus, sibili mhissing, whistling, contemptuous hissing, hissing at
- sthist!, whist!, hush!
- scrupeda, scrupedae fhobbling, shambling
- scrupipeda, scrupipedae fhobbling, shambling
- suile, suilis nhog-sty, pigsty, pigpen, pig sty
- sufflamino 1hold back by a clog, clog, check, stay, check, repress in speaking
- sepulto 1hold buried
- summis honoribus fungorhold the highest offices
- subteneo 2hold underneath
- strigo 1hold up, halt, stop in ploughing, give out, give way, lose strength, sink
- sustineo 2hold up, hold upright, uphold, bear up, keep up, support, sustain, maintain, preserve, hold in, stop, stay, check, restrain, keep back, put off, defer, delay
- sustento 1hold up, hold upriqht, uphold, support, prop, sustain, bear, wear, keep up, maintain, uplift, preserve, keep in check, hold back, restrain, hold out, endure, suffer, put off, defer, delay
- sustentatus, sustentatus mholding up, holding upright, sustaining, support
- subcavus, subcava, subcavumhollow below, hollow underneath
- scotia, scotiae fhollow moulding in the base of a column
- syringianus, syringiana, syringianumhollowed out like a pipe
- syringnatus, syringnata, syringnatumhollowed out like a pipe
- subtercavatus, subtercavata, subtercavatumhollowed out underneath
- sitis caedishomicidal desire
- superspero 1hope exceedingly
- spero 1hope, look for, trust, expect, promise one’s self, flatter one’s self
- sonupes, sonupedis mhorse, ross
- suasoria, suasoriae fhortatory speech, suasory speech
- simultas, simultatis fhostile encounter of two parties, dissension, enmity, rivalry, jealousy, grudge, hatred, animosity, contest for a prize
- suppellex, suppellectilis fhousehold utensils
- supelex, supelectilis fhousehold utensils, stuff, furniture, goods, apparatus, furniture, outfit, qualification
- supellectilis, supellectilis fhousehold utensils, stuff, furniture, goods, apparatus, furniture, outfit, qualification
- supellex, supellectilis fhousehold utensils, stuff, furniture, goods, apparatus, furniture, outfit, qualification
- sedum, sedi nhouseleek
- supplex, supplicishumbly begging, humbly entreating, humble, submissive, beseeching, suppliant, supplicant
- supplicehumbly
- subiectehumbly, submissively
- supplicuehumbly, submissively
- suppliciterhumbly, submissively, suppliant
- supplicium, supplicii nhumiliation, public prayer, public supplication, act of worship, sacrificing, offering, sacrifice, humble entreaty, humble petition, supplication, punishment, penalty, torture, torment, pain, distress, suffering
- samia, samiae fhurt, damage, loss
- siliqua, siliquae fhusk of leguminous plants, pod of leguminous plants, carob tree, carob, St, John’s bread
- supplantatio, supplantationis fhypocritical deceit
- supposititivus, supposititiva, supposititivumhypothetical
- supposititivehypothetically
- septimus sum deincepsI am the seventh in succession
- suillas carnes mirum in modum amoI love pork very much
- sensus, sensus midea, notion, meaning, signification
- siqui, siqua, siquodif any, if any one
- siquis, siquidif any, if any one
- siquandoif ever
- sicundeif from anywhere
- sicubiif in any place, if anywhere, wheresoever
- siqua (si qua)if in any way, if by any means
- siqui (si qui)if in any way, if by any means
- siquidemIf only, if indeed
- si quid titubatum estif something has gone wrong
- sodesif you will, if you please, with your leave, prithee, pray
- siif, whether, if perchance
- syntecticus, syntectica, syntecticumill of consumption, consumptive, syntectic
- spurius, spurii millegitimate child, spurious child, bastard
- subagitatio, subagitationis fillicit intercourse
- subigitatio, subigitationis fillicit intercourse
- signifex, significis mimage maker, carver, statuary, sculptor
- statua, statuae fimage, statue, pillar
- sicelisso 1imitate Sicilian manner
- sicilisso 1imitate Sicilian manner
- sicilizo 1imitate Sicilian manner
- simulatus, simulata, simulatumimitated, feigned, simulated, hypocrite
- simulans, simulantisimitating, imitative
- subindeimmediately after, just after, presently, forthwith, thereupon, one after the other, from time to time, now and then, repeatedly, frequently, continually
- secundum + Akk.immediately after, next to, after, behind, by, along
- subcontinuativus, subcontinuativa, subcontinuativumimmediately continued
- systema immunitatisimmune system
- supplicium alicui decernoimpose the death penalty
- supplicium allicui irrogoimpose the death penalty
- supplicium constituo in aliquemimpose the death penalty
- sulphuratus, sulphurata, sulphuratumimpregnated with sulphur, sulphurated
- sphragitis, sphragitidis fimpression of a seal
- stribiligo, stribiliginis fimpropriety in language, solecism
- stribligo, stribliginis fimpropriety in language, solecism
- somnialiterin a dream
- susurratimin a low voice, softly
- suspectoin a manner to excite suspicion, suspiciously
- sollemnitusin a religious manner, in a solemn manner, solemnly, with pomp, with splendor, according to custom, in the usual manner, in the customary manner, regularly, formally
- sensualiterin a sensual manner, carnally
- septempliciterin a sevenfold manner
- suspiciosein a way to raise mistrust, in a way to raise suspicion, suspiciously
- synodicein accordance with the synod’s decrees
- supererogo 1in addition spend money
- serenoin clear weather
- summa hiemein deep winter, in the deep of winter
- supremo in temporein dire necessity, in dire distress
- sordidatus, sordidata, sordidatumin dirty clothes, meanly dressed, shabbily dressed, foul, polluted
- sermocinanterin discourse, in conversation
- seriein earnest, seriously
- serioin earnest, seriously
- submissa vocein hushed tones, in a low voice
- similiterin like manner, similarly
- simulterin like manner, similarly
- syllabicein respect to syllables, in increasing the number of the syllables
- subidus, subida, subidumin rut
- solidalis, solidalein solidarity
- subsequenterin succession, one after another
- syllabicus, syllabica, syllabicumin syllables, by the syllables
- si quid humanitus mihi accidat (acciderit)in the event of my death, in case of my death
- si quid mihi accidat (acciderit)in the event of my death, in case of my death
- sphingatus, sphingata, sphingatumin the form of a sphinx
- spingatus, spingata, spingatumin the form of a sphinx
- summein the highest degree, most highly, most greatly, extremely
- speculari rationein the manner of a mirror
- serratimin the manner of a saw, like a saw
- subdivus, subdiva, subdivumin the open air
- superiore annoin the past year, last year, over the last year
- sensu proprio verbiin the proper meaning of the word
- sub umbrain the shade, in the shadow
- stimulos sub pectore vertoincite the heart to enthusiasm
- semisermo, semisermonis mincomplete speech
- suspectivus, suspectiva, suspectivumindicating a hunch
- saucietas, saucietatis findisposition
- segne otium trahoindulge in lazy leisure
- societas industrialisindustrial enterprise, industrial plant, industrial company
- sequior, sequiusinferior, lower, worse
- sedes, sedis finfernal regions, burial place
- superincendo 3inflame more, inflame greatly
- synanche, synanches finflammation of the throat, a sore-throat, quinsy
- sciscitor 1inform one's self, ask, inquire, question, examine, interrogate
- sycophanta, sycophantae minformer, tale-bearer, backbiter, slanderer, deceiver, trickster, cheat, cunning flatterer, parasite, sycophant
- species, specierum fingredients
- suburbani, suburbanorum minhabitants of the towns near Rome
- silvicola, silvicolae cinhabiting woods, sylvan
- silvicolens, silvicolentisinhabiting woods, sylvan
- silvicultrix, silvicultricis finhabiting woods, sylvan
- sepioticon, sepiotici nink
- sciscitator, sciscitatoris minquirer, examiner, investigator
- scitator, scitatoris minquirer, examiner, investigator
- superscriptio, superscriptionis finscription, superscription
- sphondyle, sphondyles finsect that lives in the ground, and gnaws the roots of trees
- spondyle, spondyles finsect that lives in the ground, and gnaws the roots of trees
- subornator, subornatoris minstigator, abettor, suborner
- sentinaculum, sentinaculi ninstrument for bailing out the bilgewater of a ship, a scoop
- syntonum, syntoni ninstrument of the nature of the castanet, played on by the foot
- subsanno 1insult by derisive gestures, deride, mock
- seditio, seditionis finsurrectionary separation, civil discord, insurrection, mutiny, sedition
- sensateintelligently, sensibly
- subsanium, subsanii nInterior of the ship
- subsannium, subsannii nInterior of the ship
- sculna, sculnae mintermediary, fiduciary, frustee, agent, referee
- sinuoseintricately, in a roundabout manner
- stropharius, stropharii mintriguer
- subintroduco 3introduce in secret
- subinduco 3introduce in secret, smuggle in
- subintroduco 3introduce in secret, smuggle in
- subnervo 1invalidate, refute
- scopo 3investigate, test, search
- scrutabundus, scrutabunda, scrutabunduminvestigating
- subinvito 1invite slightly, invite secretly
- sideritis, sideritidis fIronwort, vervain, a precious stone, loadstone, magnet
- semeter, semetra, semetrumirregular, inharmonious
- stomachanterirritably, peevishly, pettishly
- suppeditat dicereit is easy to say
- sufficitit is enough, suffice it
- scilicetit is evident, clear, plain, manifest, of course, naturally, evidently, certainly, undoubtedly
- scitum estit's a great idea
- sculptor, sculptoris mivory carver
- scabratus, scabrata, scabratumjagged
- suffusio fellisjaundice
- suffusio luridae bilisjaundice
- subiungo 3join to, add to, annex, affix, subjoin, ring under, make subject, subordinate, subdue, subject, subjugate, put in the place of, substitute
- sero 3join together, bind together, plait, interweave, entwine, join, connect, interweave, combine, compose, contrive
- socio 1join together, unite together, associate, to do in common, hold in common, to share a thing with another
- structio, structionis fjoining together, building, erecting, construction
- symplegas, symplegadis fjoining together, cohesion
- syzygia, syzygiae fjoining together, conjunction, syzygy
- sphondulus, sphonduli mjoint of the spine, vertebra, spondyle, hard white of an oyster, muscle of an bivalve
- sphondylion, sphondylii njoint of the spine, vertebra, spondyle, hard white of an oyster, muscle of an bivalve
- sphondylus, sphondyli mjoint of the spine, vertebra, spondyle, hard white of an oyster, muscle of an bivalve
- spondilus, spondili mjoint of the spine, vertebra, spondyle, hard white of an oyster, muscle of an bivalve
- spondylion, spondylii njoint of the spine, vertebra, spondyle, hard white of an oyster, muscle of an bivalve
- spondylus, spondyli mjoint of the spine, vertebra, spondyle, hard white of an oyster, muscle of an bivalve
- subcommunis, subcommunejointly, collectively, together, collaboratively
- succussator, succussatoris mjolter
- succussatura, succussaturae fjolting of a hard-going horse
- succus, succi mjuice, moisture, sap, medicinal liquor, drink, draught, potion, taste of any thing, flifelavor, strength, rigor, energy, spirit, life
- sucus, suci mjuice, moisture, sap, medicinal liquor, drink, draught, potion, taste of any thing, flifelavor, strength, rigor, energy, spirit, life
- succositas, succositatis fjuiciness, succulence, juici ness
- sucositas, sucositatis fjuiciness, succulence, juici ness
- succidus, succida, succidumjuicy, sappy, fresh, plump
- sucidus, sucida, sucidumjuicy, sappy, fresh, plump
- scrutarius, scrutarii mjunk dealer
- sic demumjust like that
- superstito 1keep alive, preserve
- scriniarius, scriniarii mkeeper of the scrinium
- servans, servantiskeeping, keeping up, observant
- stimulum pugnis caedokick against the pricks
- scinifes, scinifum mkind of ant
- strongyle, strongyles fkind of alum
- strepsiceros, strepsicerotis mkind of animal with twisted horns, called by the Africans adax
- sphingion, sphingii nkind of ape
- seleucis, seleucidis fkind of bird on Mount Casius
- subis, subis fkind of bird that breaks eagles’ eggs
- scultatores, scultatorum mkind of bodyguard
- sphaeromachia, sphaeromachiae fkind of boxing wirh iron balls strapped to the hands
- spatalium, spatalii nkind of bracelet
- spathalion, spathalii nkind of bracelet
- spathalium, spathalii nkind of bracelet
- spīnter, spīnteris nkind of bracelet
- spīnther, spīntheris nkind of bracelet
- spica testaceakind of brick for pavements
- siler, sileris nkind of brook willow
- sisyrinchion, sisyrinchii nkind of bulbous plant
- stataria, statariae fkind of comedy, so called from the quiet acting of the performers
- segullum, segulli nkind of earth, which indicate the presence of native gold
- segutilum, segutili nkind of earth, which indicate the presence of native gold
- stacton, stacti nkind of eye-salve
- stratioticum, stratiotici nkind of eye-salve
- steatoma, steatomatis nkind of fatty tumor
- selas n (indecl.)kind of fiery meteor
- sindon, sindonis fkind of fine cotton stuff, muslin
- stomoma, stomomatis nkind of fine scales which fly off in hammering
- smyrus, smyri mkind of fish
- surena, surenae fkind of fish
- sparulus, sparuli mkind of fish, bream
- sphacos, sphaci mkind of fragrant moss
- sphagnos, sphagni mkind of fragrant moss
- stagonias, stagoniae mkind of frankincense
- subminia, subminiae fkind of garment for women
- staticulus, staticuli mkind of gentle dance
- sicale, sicalis nkind of grain, rye, black spelt
- spionia, spioniae fkind of grape-vine
- sircitula, sircitulae fkind of grape
- sticula, sticulae fkind of grape
- surcula, surculae fkind of grapes
- strangias, strangiae mkind of Grecian wheat
- smyrnion, smyrnii nkind of herb like myrrh
- subina, subinae fkind of hunting spear
- sybina, sybinae fkind of hunting-spea
- soccus, socci mkind of low-heeled, light shoe, slipper, sock, comedy
- sucula, suculae fkind of machine for drawing or lifting, winch, windlass, capstan, wine-press, oil-press
- smilion, smilii nkind of medicinal salve
- scolopendra, scolopendrae fkind of multipede, scolopendra, kind of sea fish
- sory, soryos nkind of ore, ink-stone, sory
- scopes, scopum fkind of owl
- syagrus, syagri fkind of palm-tree
- silaus, silai mkind of parsley, smallage
- staphylinos, staphylini fkind of parsnip
- staphylinus, staphylini fkind of parsnip
- spagas (indecl.)kind of pitch found in Asia
- sitites, sititae mkind of precious stone
- spongitis, spongitidis fkind of precious stone
- syringitis, syringitidis fkind of precious stone
- scorpio, scorpionis m (scorpius, scorpii m)kind of prickly sea fish
- sualiternicum, sualiternici nkind of reddish amber
- syringia, syringiae fkind of reed
- syringio, syringionis fkind of reed
- syringa, syringae fkind of reed, cane good for pipes
- syringias, syringiae mkind of reed, cane good for pipes
- spaerita, spaeritae mkind of round cake
- sphaerita, sphaeritae mkind of round cake
- sphacos, sphaci mkind of sage
- silicernius, silicernii mkind of sausage
- sphyraena, sphyraenae fkind of sea-fish, otherwise called sudis
- squalus, squali mkind of sea-fish
- spatangius, spatangii mkind of sea-urchin
- spatarius, spataria, spatariumkind of sea-urchin
- solen, solenis mkind of seamussel, razor-fish
- seliquastrum, seliquastri nkind of seat, kind of stool
- stlata, stlatae fkind of ship, kind of piratical vessel
- strombus, strombi mkind of spiral snail
- sicera n (indecl.)kind of spirituous, intoxicating drink
- sphragis, sphragidis fkind of stone used for seals, Lemnian earth, little ball of plaster
- spadix, spadicis mkind of stringed instrument
- suavillum, suavilli nkind of sweet cake, confectionery
- striblita, striblitae fkind of tart
- sillybus, sillybi f (2)kind of thistle
- syllibus, syllibi fkind of thistle
- spathe, spathes fkind of tree, called also elate
- scomber, scombri mkind of tunny, a mackerel
- sitella, sitellae fkind of urn used in drawing lots
- salpuga, salpugae fkind of venomous ant, kind of venomous spider
- solifuga, solifugae fkind of venomous ant, kind of venomous spider
- solipuga, solipugae fkind of venomous ant, kind of venomous spider
- solipugna, solipugnae fkind of venomous ant, kind of venomous spider
- solpuga, solpugae fkind of venomous ant, kind of venomous spider
- silīgo, silīginis fkind of very white wheat, winter wheat, fine wheaten flour
- spinea, spineae fkind of vine
- serracum, serraci nkind of wagon, kind of cart
- sudiculum, sudiculi nkind of whip, kind of scourge, cloth for wiping off perspiration, handkerchief
- suduculum, suduculi nkind of whip, kind of scourge, cloth for wiping off perspiration, handkerchief
- scybelites, scybelitae mkind of wine in Galatia
- scyzinum, scyzini nkind of wine
- succendo 3kindle from below, set on fire from below, inflame, redden
- sufflammo 1kindle, inflame
- sceptrum, sceptri nkingdom, rule, dominion, authority
- syngenicon, syngenici nkinship relation
- saviatus, saviata, saviatumkiss worth
- suavium, suavii n (savium, savii n)kiss, love-kiss, smacker
- saviationes puerorum et puellarumKissing with boys and girls
- suaviatio, suaviationis fkissing
- supellex coquinariakitchen appliance, food processor
- stlembus, stlemba, stlembumklutzy, slow
- serpirastra, serpirastrorum nknee splints
- serperastra, serperastrorum nknee splints, knee bandages for straightening the crooked legs of children
- supplico 1kneel down, humble one’s self, pray humbly, beg humbly, to beseech, implore, supplicate, pray to a god, supplicate as a god, pray, worship
- superbas potentiorum fores pulsoknock on the doors of the proud rich
- scio + aciknow
- scitor, scitoris mknower, connoisseur
- scitor, scitoris mknower, connoisseur
- sciens, scientisknowing
- scius, scia, sciumknowing, having knowledge
- subidus, subida, subidumknowing, sensible
- scitus, scita, scitumknowing, shrewd, wise, acute, experienced, skilful, adroit
- scio 4Knowing, understanding, acquainted with, skilled, versed, expert in any thing
- scienterknowingly, understandingly, wisely, skilfully, expertly
- suppernatus, suppernata, suppernatumlamed in the hip, cut down
- sublugeo 2lament a little
- solifundium, solifundii nlanded property
- Sybaritica, Sybariticorum nlascivious poems
- semiannuus, semiannua, semiannuumlasting half a year, of half a year
- serolate, at a late hour, too late, delayed
- serus, sera, serumlate, too late
- septimana vergentelater this week
- superrideo 2laugh at sth,
- statutum, statuti nlaw, decision, determination, statute
- suppo 1lay back, lay on the back
- suffundo 1lay foundation
- succumbo 3lay under any thing, put one’s self under any thing, fall down, lie down, sink down, lie down to a man, cohabit with a man, yield, be overcome, submit, surrender, succumb
- subiecto 1lay under, place under, put under, throw out from below
- sepositio, sepositionis flaying aside, setting apart, hoarding, separation
- stratio, strationis flaying of cloths and coverings, the preparation of a room for a feast
- subiectus, subiectus mlaying under
- subiectio, subiectionis flaying under, putting under, placing under, representation, substituting, forging, subjugation, reduction to obedience, annexing, subjoining, answer subjoined, added explanation
- seduco 3lead aside, lead apart, draw aside, lead lead away, carry off, set aside, put by, remove, separate, divide, lead astray, mislead, seduce
- superduco 3lead over, draw over, bring over, put over, add, subjoin
- schedula volitansleaflet, handbill, flier, broadsheet, handout
- socius, socia, sociumleagued, allied, confederate
- strigosus, strigosa, strigosumlean, lank, thin, meagre, dry, tasteless
- stricosus, stricosa, stricosumlean, lank, thin, meagre, meagre, dry, tasteless
- superinsulto 1leap about upon
- supermico 1leap over, leap beyond
- superexsulto 1leap up, exult greatly
- supersilio 4leap upon, alight upon
- superiectus, superiectus mleaping upon, covering
- scisco 3learn, ascertain, know
- scordisus, scordisci mleather saddle
- subrelinquo 3leave behind
- subcubonea, subcuboneae flecher, mistress
- sinistra, sinistrae fleft hand, the left
- sinistrum, sinistri nleft side
- sinister, sinistra, sinistrumleft, on the left, on the left hand, on the left side, awkward, wrong, perverse, improper, unlucky, injurious, adverse, unfavorable, ill, bad
- scaevus, scaeva, scaevumleft, that is on the left, towards the left side
- sucidia, sucidiae fleg of meat cut off, side of meat cut off, leg of pork, flitch of bacon, slaughter
- succidia, succidiae fleg of meat cut off, side of meat cut off, leg of pork, flitch of bacon, slaughtering
- spathula, spathulae fleg of pork, little palmbranch, small stirring spoon
- spatula, spatulae fleg of pork, little palmbranch, small stirring spoon
- schola, scholae fleisure given to learning, a learned conversation, a debate, a disputation, lecture, dissertation
- sorbitio lentiarialentil soup
- subtertius, subtertia, subtertiumless by a third of itself
- substrepo 3let a little hear, let a little sound
- sanguinem depleolet blood, bleed
- submissus, submissa, submissumlet down, lowered, low, soft, gentle, calm, not vehement, low, mean, grovelling, abject, humble, submissive
- summissus, summissa, summissumlet down, lowered, low, soft, gentle, calm, not vehement, low, mean, grovelling, abject, humble, submissive
- subsicco 1let it dry a little
- sino 3let, suffer, allow, permit, give leave, give up, cease, leave a thing undone
- submissio, submissionis fletting down, lowering, dropping, sinking
- summissio, summissionis fletting down, lowering, dropping, sinking
- spatalocinaedus, spatalocinaedi mlewd person
- salinum regustolick out the salt cask, suck out the salt cask
- sublingulo, sublingulonis mlick-dish, under-scullion
- secubo 1lie alone, sleep by one's self, sleep without a bedfellow, lie alone, sleep by one's self or without a bedfellow
- supinor 1lie along, lie extended
- sub umbra vescorlie in the shade while eating
- suppateo 2lie open beneath, spread out beneath, was spread over at the bottom
- superincumbo 3lie over, lie above
- superiaceo 2lie over, lie upon
- subteriaceo 2lie under any thing
- subiaceo 2lie under any thing, lie near any thing, be under, subject to any thing, belong to, be connected with
- subcubo 1lie under
- succubo 1lie under
- supercubo 1lie upon, sleep upon
- subigito 1lie with illicitly, work upon, incite to any thing
- sublevo 1lift up from beneath, raise up, hold up, support, sustain, support, assist, encourage, console, lighten, qualify, alleviate, mitigate, lessen an evil, assuage
- sublimo 1lift up on high, raise, elevate
- sublimor 1lift up on high, raise, elevate
- subrigo 3lift up, raise up, raise, erect, elevate
- surgo 3lift up, raise up, raise, erect, elevate, rise, arise, get up, stand up, mount up, ascend, rise in growth, spring up, grow up, rise in building, be built, occur, rise to, rise against, attempt, assume, attack
- suscito 1lift up, raise, elevate, throw up, cast up, erect, prick up, scare away, build, erect, stir up, rouse up, arouse, awaken, set in motion, encourage, incite, restore, revive, awaken, resuscitate
- sustollo 3lift up, take up, raise up, raise, set upon a high pedestal, build, erect, take away, remove, destroy
- sublimatio, sublimationis flifting up, deliverance
- sublatio, sublationis flifting up, raising, elevation, exaltation, removal, abrogation, annulling, taking away, withdrawal
- sublevatio, sublevationis flightening, alleviation
- subunguo 3lightly cream, lightly anoint, lightly massage in
- solearis, solearelike a sole, like a sandal, sandal-shaped
- Stoicelike a Stoic, Stoically
- silaceus, silacea, silaceumlike ochre, of ochre
- squamatimlike scales
- solporeus, solporea, solporeumlike sulphur, sulphurous, sulphureous
- sulfureus, sulfurea, sulfureumlike sulphur, sulphurous, sulphureous
- sulphureus, sulphurea, sulphureumlike sulphur, sulphurous, sulphureous
- surculoselike wood
- similis, similelike, resembling, similar
- siremps (sirempse) (indecl.)like, the same
- simulacrum, simulacri nlikeness, image, form, representation, semblance, image, form, shade, phantom, sign, type, emblem, description, similitude, appearance
- similitas, similitatis flikeness, resemblance, similarity
- similitudo, similitudinis flikeness, resemblance, similitude, imitation, analogy, application to similar cases, sameness, uniformity, monotony
- scriptura, scripturae fline
- scriptum, scripti nline, written composition, writing, treatise, book, work
- supparum, suppari nlinen garment worn by women or men, small sail on the foremast, topsail
- siparium, siparii nlinen garment worn by women, topsail
- superlimen, superliminis nlintel
- superliminare, superliminaris nlintel
- superliminium, superliminii nlintel
- stilicidium, stilicidii nliquid which falls drop by drop, a dripping moisture, stillicide, falling rain, rain-water falling from the eaves of houses
- stillicidium, stillicidii nliquid which falls drop by drop, a dripping moisture, stillicide, falling rain, rain-water falling from the eaves of houses
- syllabus, syllabi mlist, register, syllabus
- subausculto 1listen secretly, eavesdrop
- strategematica, strategematicon nlists of war, lists of generals
- substramentum, substramenti nlitter
- stipulatiuncula, stipulatiunculae flittle promise, insignificant promise, little stipulation
- simiolus, simioli mlittle ape
- securicula, securiculae flittle axe, hatchet
- sericula, sericulae flittle axe, hatchet, dovetail
- sphaerion, sphaerii nlittle ball, pill in medicine
- sportella, sportellae flittle basket, fruit-basket
- sportula, sportulae flittle basket, gift, present
- scamnellum, scamnelli nlittle bench
- scamnulum, scamnuli nlittle bench
- suculus, suculi mlittle boar
- scopulae, scopularum flittle broom
- scriniolum, scrinioli nlittle case, little box, little shrine
- scurrula, scurrulae mlittle clown
- setula, setulae flittle coarse hair, a small bristle
- solaciolum, solacioli nlittle comfort, little solace
- solatiolum, solatioli nlittle comfort, little solace
- sicilicula, siciliculae flittle cutting instrument, a small sickle
- sepiola, sepiolae flittle cuttle fish
- sicula, siculae flittle dagger
- sordicula, sordiculae flittle dirt, little filth
- scrobiculus, scrobiculi mlittle ditch, little trench
- sponsiuncula, sponsiunculae flittle engagement, little stipulation
- sigilliolum, sigillioli nlittle figure, little image
- sigillum, sigilli nlittle figure, little image
- scamnellum, scamnelli nlittle footstool
- Semigraeculus, Semigraeculīlittle half Greek
- sudariolum, sudarioli nlittle handkerchief
- scortillum, scortilli nlittle harlot, young harlot
- silicula, siliculae flittle husk, little pod, silicle
- sigillaria, sigillariorum nlittle images
- sigillaricia, sigillariciorum nlittle images
- sorticula, sorticulae flittle lot, small tablet, small ticket
- scriptiuncula, scriptiunculae flittle piece of writing, little treatise
- suellus, suelli mlittle pig
- siphunculus, siphunculi mlittle pipe from which water springs forth
- sipunculus, sipunculi mlittle pipe from which water springs forth
- scutrillus, scutrilli mlittle plate, bowl, flat tray, little dish
- scutriscum, scutrisci nlittle plate, bowl, flat tray, little dish
- squamula, squamulae flittle scale
- sellula, sellulae flittle seat, little stool, little sedan
- sedecula, sedeculae flittle seat, low stool
- senariolus, senarioli mlittle senarius, insignificant senarius, little verse of six feet
- spiculum, spiculi nlittle sharp point, little sting, dart, arrow, later name for the pilum, ray, beam
- sororcula, sororculae flittle sister
- serviculus, serviculi mlittle slave
- serpula, serpulae flittle snake, little serpent
- scintillula, scintillulae flittle spark, sparklet
- semispatha, semispathae flittle spatha
- semispathium, semispathii nlittle spatha
- stellula, stellulae flittle star, asterisk
- staticulum, staticuli nlittle statue, little image, statuette, idol
- statunculum, statunculi nlittle statue, statuette
- studiolum, studioli nlittle study, little piece of composition, little study, i, e, a , little room to study in
- substantiola, substantiolae flittle substance, small property
- spinula, spinulae flittle thorn, little backbone, little spine
- silvula, silvulae flittle wood, copse
- stefanium, stefanii nlittle wreath
- stephanium, stephanii nlittle wreath
- sine tecto ac sede sum vaguslive a nomadic life, live a gypsy life
- secubo 1live alone, live in solitude
- suis legibus utilive by one's own laws
- sycotum, sycoti nliver of an animal fattened on figs
- serarius, seraria, serariumliving on whey
- saura, saurae flizard
- saurus, sauri mlizard
- Sauroctonos, Sauroctoni mlizard, killer
- sauritis, sauritidis flizardstone
- sinisterior, sinisteriuslocated further left
- sublimeloftily, on high
- superbia, superbiae floftiness, haughtiness, pride, arrogance, conceit, vanity, rudeness, discourtesy, lofty spirit, honorable pride
- stipes, stipitis mlog, stock, post, trunk of a tree, tree, branch of a tree
- stips, stipis mlog, stock, post, trunk of a tree, tree, branch of a tree
- sorites, soritae mlogical sophism formed by an accumulation of arguments, sorites
- subligar, subligaris nloincloth, apron, underpants
- solitudo aetate provectorumloneliness of elderly people
- stola, stolae flong female upper garment, noble woman, lady, dame, matron
- scutati, scutatorum mlong shield bearer
- strictoria, strictoriae flong-sleeved men's shirt
- specto 1look at, behold, gaze at, watch, observe, see as a spectator, look on, face, lie, be situated, regard, consider
- superspicio 5look on
- solem adversum intueorlook straight into the sun
- suspecto 1look up at, look up, watch, observe, mistrust, suspect, apprehend
- suspicio 5look up, look upwards, look up at a thing, admire, respect, regard, esteem, honor, mistrust, suspect
- spectus, spectus mlook, appearance, aspect
- specio 5look, look at, behold
- spicio 5look, look at, behold
- speculator, speculatoris mlooker-out, spy, scout, explorer, éclaireur, searcher, explorer, investigator, examiner
- spiculator, spiculatoris mlooker-out, spy, scout, explorer, éclaireur, searcher, explorer, investigator, examiner
- speculamen, speculaminis nlooking at, observing
- suspectio, suspectionis flooking up to any one, esteeming highly
- suspectus, suspectus mlooking up, looking upwards, height, high regard, high esteem, respect
- speculum, speculi nlooking-glass, mirror, copy, imitation
- spectatio, spectationis flooking, beholding, contemplation, examining, proving, testing, respect, regard, consideration
- solutimloosely
- solutor, solutoris mlooser, opener, payer
- summus magister civium, summ magistri civium mLord Mayor of the city
- sors, sortis flot, casting of lots, drawing of lots, decision by lot, share, duty assigned by lot, oracular response, oracular sayings, oracular verses, oracular sentences, fate, destiny, chance, fortune, condition, share, part, capital bearing interest, rank, class, order
- sortis, sortis flot, casting of lots, drawing of lots, decision by lot, share, duty assigned by lot, oracular response, oracular sayings, oracular verses, oracular sentences, fate, destiny, chance, fortune, condition, share, part, capital bearing interest, rank, class, order
- sonoreloudly
- susurrus, susurri mlow and gentle noise, humming, murmuring, muttering, whispering
- subsellium, subsellii nlow bench, judge’s seat, benc
- semiplotia, semiplotiorum nlow shoes
- sordes, sordis flow-minded creature
- subventrile, subventrilis nlower belly, abdomen
- suggrunda, suggrundae flower border of a roof, eaves
- suggrundatio, suggrundationis flower border of a roof, eaves
- suggrundium, suggrundii nlower border of a roof, eaves
- stirps, stirpis flower part of the trunk of plants, stock, stem, stalk, root, plant, shrub, shoot, sprout, race, family, lineage, offspring, descendant, progeny, source, origin, foundation, first beginning, cause
- solum, soli nlowest part of a thing,bottom, ground, base, foundation, floor of a room, pavement of a room, bottom of a ditch, bottom of a trench, ground, earth, land, soil, sole of the footsole of a shoe, land, country, region, place, base, basis
- secubatio, secubationis flying alone, sleeping alone
- secubitus, secubitus mlying alone, sleeping alone
- subsitus, subsita, subsitumlying below, situated below
- subsolanus, subsolana, subsolanumlying beneath the sun, eastern, oriental
- subalpinus, subalpina, subalpinumlying near the Alps, sub-Alpine
- subtalaris, subtalarelying under the heel
- subiectus, subiecta, subiectumlying under, lying near, bordering upon, neighboring, adjacent
- susinatus, susinata, susinatummade from lilies
- susinus, susina, susinummade from lilies
- styracinus, styracina, styracinum made from storax
- similagineus, similaginea, similagineummade of fine wheat flour
- scorteus, scortea, scorteummade of hides, made of leather, leathern
- scortinus, scortina, scortinummade of hides, made of leather, leathern
- scirpiculus, scirpicula, scirpiculummade of rushes
- stagneus, stagnea, stagneummade of stannum, pewtered, tin
- stanneus, stannea, stanneummade of stannum, pewtered, tin
- stramineus, straminea, stramineummade of straw, straw-
- stupeus, stupea, stupeummade of tow, consisting of tow
- stuppeus, stuppea, stuppeummade of tow, consisting of tow
- sobriefactus, sobriefacta, sobriefactummade reasonable, sobered
- scabratus, scabrata, scabratummade rough, roughened
- schedius, schedia, schediummade suddenly, made off hand, hastily put together, hastily thrown together
- summa cenaemain dish
- sententiae longe plurimaemajority of votes
- sulcum ducomake a furrow
- sulcum imprimomake a furrow
- strepito 1make a great noise, rustling, rattling
- susurro 1make a low continued sound, hum, buzz, murmur, mutter, whisper
- sonito 1make a noise
- strepo 3make a noise, rattle, rustle, rumble, murmur, hum, roar
- sono 1make a noise, sound, resound, utter, give utterance, speak, call, cry out, sing, pour forth
- subdīstinguo 3make a smaller interpunction
- subringor 3make a somewhat wry face, be a little vexed
- surringor 3make a somewhat wry face, be a little vexed
- simulo 1make a thing like another, imitate, copy, represent
- suavifico 1make acceptable, make dear
- strideo 2make any harsh sound, make any shrill sound, make any hissing sound, make any whistling sound, make any grating sound, make any creaking sound
- strido 3make any harsh sound, make any shrill sound, make any hissing sound, make any whistling sound, make any grating sound, make any creaking sound
- splendifico 1make bright, brighten, illumine
- strenuo 1make brisk, make lively, make busy
- sereno 1make clear, make fair, make serene, clear up
- sum cum aliquomake common cause with sb,
- sicco 1make dry, day, dry up, drain
- summa ope annitormake every effort
- stagno 1 (2)make fast, strengthen, fortify
- spurco 1make filthy, befoul, defile
- solido 1make firm, make dense, make solid, make whole, make sound, strengthen, fasten together, confirm, establish, unite, correct
- stabilio 4make firm, make steadfast, make stable, fix, stay, establish
- stabilito 1make firm, make steadfast, make stable, fix, stay, establish
- sucido 1make fresh, make juicy
- solo 1make lonely, make desolate, lay waste, lay desolate
- sebo 1make of tallow
- sensifico 1make sensible, endow with sensation
- splendido 1make shining, make shiningbright, brighten, polish
- simplo 1make simple, simplify
- simplico 1make single, make simple
- supparo 1 (2)make somewhat like, make somewhat similar
- stupefacio 5make stupid, make senseless, benumb, deaden, stun, stupefy
- scurror 1make the court jester, dance, scrounge, flatter
- submeio 3make water under a thing, piss under oneself
- scotomo 1make you dizzy
- sonarius, sonarii mmaker of girdles
- sigillariarius, sigillariarii mmaker of images
- strophiarius, strophiarii mmaker of strophia, dealer in strophia
- stegnus, stegna, stegnummaking close, drawing together, costive
- spurcificus, spurcifica, spurcificummaking filthy, making smutty, making obscene
- spurcuficus, spurcufica, spurcuficummaking filthy, making smutty, making obscene
- solidatio, solidationis fmaking firm, making solid, fastening, strengthening
- similatio, similationis fmaking similar
- sceptrum, sceptri nmale member
- spinthria, spinthriae mmale prostitute
- spintria, spintriae mmale prostitute
- sagax et admodum subtilis ingenioman of fine spirit
- subucula, subuculae fman’s under-garment, shirt, off the priest’s dress
- stellatus, stellata, stellatummany-eyed
- subsigno 1mark beneath, write beneath, undersign, subscribe, set down, enter, register on a list, pledge by signing, pledge, engage, warrant
- subnoto 1mark underneat, note underneat, write underneat, write down, subscribe, note secretly, mark, watch, observe
- summis laudibus effero aliquem (aliquid)mark with the highest praise
- signaculum, signaculi nmark, sign, circumcision, sign of the cross, seal, signet
- spectamen, spectaminis nmark, sign, proof, sight, scene, spectacle
- signum, signi nmark, token, sign, indication, military standard, ensign, banner, image, figure, statue, picture, device on a seal ring, seal, signet, sign in the heavens, a constellation, miraculous work
- signatio, signationis fmarking, signing
- sycophyllon, sycophylli nmarsh-mallows
- sodalis, sodalis mmate, fellow, intimate, comrade, crony, boon-companion, fellow of a corporation, member of a corporation, participator, accomplice in unlawful secret associations, gallant
- sobrinus, sobrini mmaternal cousin
- sobrina, sobrinae fmaternal cousin, maternal niece, cousin by the mother’s side
- socera, socerae fmather-in-law
- suppurata, suppuratorum nmatter, pus
- scitum, sciti nmaxim, tenet, dogma
- seselis, seselis fmeadow, saxifrage, hartwort, seseli
- seselium, seselii nmeadow, saxifrage, hartwort, seseli
- sil, silis nmeadow, saxifrage, hartwort, seseli
- sellularius, sellularii mmechanic
- semiaridus, semiarida, semiaridummedium dry, semi dry, semidry
- synedrium, synedrii nmeeting room, conference room, Council Chamber, City Hall, Town Hall
- sevir, seviri mmember of a board consisting of six men, sexvir
- sexvir, sexviri mmember of a board consisting of six men, sexvir
- septemvir, septemviri mmember of the Seven Men Board
- societas, societatis fmembership
- sicula, siculae fmembrum virile, penis
- sutor veteramentariusmender of old shoes, cobbler
- socors, socordismentally dull, narrow-minded, silly, foolish, blockish, stupid, thoughtless, senseless, careless, negligent, sluggish, slothful, lazy, inactive
- stipendiarius, stipendiarii mmercenary
- sistrum, sistrī nmetallic rattle
- scriptorium, scriptorii nmetallic style for writing on wax tablets
- sculptor, sculptoris mmetalworker
- supermetior 4mete out abundantly
- submedius, submedia, submedium, middle, mean
- scorpio, scorpionis m (scorpius, scorpii m)military engine for throwing darts, stones, and other missiles, scorpion
- substructio militarismilitary infrastructure
- strategus, strategi mmilitary leader, general, commander, presider, president at a banquet
- splenium, splenii nmilt-waste, spleenwort, plaster, patch
- splen, splenis mmilt, spleen
- suffossor, suffossoris mminer
- suffraenatio, suffraenationis fminer
- syncrasis, syncrasis fmingling, blending, one of the Æons
- specularius, specularii mmirror-maker
- specularium, specularii nmirror
- speculus, speculi mmirror
- stromata, stromatum nmiscellaneous writings
- stromateus, stromatei mmiscellaneous writings
- seductor, seductoris mmisleader, seducer
- soliferreum, soliferrei nmissile weapon made wholly of iron, iron javelin
- solliferreum, solliferrei nmissile weapon made wholly of iron, iron javelin
- stelis, stelidis fmistletoe that grows upon firs and larches
- suspicio, suspicionis fmistrust, distrust, suspicion, notion, idea, suggestion, appearance, indication
- suspicor 1mistrust, suspect, apprehend, surmise, suppose, believe, conjecture
- suspectus, suspecta, suspectummistrusted, suspected, that excites suspicion, uncertain, critical, dangerous, suspicious, distrustful
- suspiciosus, suspiciosa, suspiciosummistrustful, ready to suspect, suspicious, that excites mistrust, that excites suspicion, suspicious
- suspicitermistrustfully, suspiciously
- supermisceo 2mix in, mix over
- spatha, spathae fmixing spoon, stirring spoon
- synthesis, synthesis fmixture, compound, set of plate, service of plate, set of wearing-apparel, suit of clothes, kind of loose and easy garment, loose gown, dressing-gown
- subsannatio, subsannationis fmockery by gestures, derision in pantomime
- subsannatorius, subsannatoria, subsannatoriummocking, ridiculing, derisive
- status, status mmode of standing, way of standing, mode of holding one’s body, posture, position, attitude, station, carriage, manners, dress, apparel, conviction, argument, condition in regard to public rights, political status
- subtutus, subtuta, subtutummoderately safe
- sobriemoderately, temperately, frugally, prudently, sensibly, circumspectly
- straba, strabae fmonument of victory, built of captured arms
- strava, stravae fmonument of victory, built of captured arms
- supra quammore than, beyond what, above what
- summo certaminemost diligently
- sollistimus, sollistima, sollistimum most perfect, most favorable
- socra, socrae fmother-in-law
- summus monsmountain top, mountain summit
- stomis, stomidis fmouthpiece of a flute-player
- scorisco 1move quickly, vibrate, shake, brandish, wave, tremble
- scorusco 1move quickly, vibrate, shake, brandish, wave, tremble, flash, glitter, gleam, coruscate
- subtercurro 3move underneath
- sirium, sirii nmugwort
- sycaminos, sycamini fmulberry-tree
- sycaminus, sycamini fmulberry-tree
- sycomorus, sycomori fmulberry-tree
- societas multinationalismultinational concern, multinational company
- summussus, summussa, summussummumbling into one's beard, speaking softly
- sororicida, sororicidae mmurderer of his sister
- summurmuro 1murmur a little, murmur in secret
- siagones, siagonum mmuscles which support the jaw, maxillary muscles
- siagonitae, siagonitarum fmuscles which support the jaw, maxillary muscles
- siticen, siticinis mmusician at funerals
- subium, subii nmustache
- sinapismus, sinapismi mmustard plaster, mustard poultice, sinapism
- saurion, saurii nmustard
- senapi n (indecl.)mustard
- sinape, sinapis nmustard
- sinapi n (indecl.)mustard
- sinapis, sinapis fmustard
- susurrator, susurratoris mmutterer, whisperer, tale-bearer
- susurro, susurronis mmutterer, whisperer, tale-bearer
- susurramen, susurraminis nmuttering, murmuring
- susurrus, susurra, susurrummuttering, whispering
- stacta, stactae fmyrrh-oil
- stacte, stactes fmyrrh-oil
- setania, setaniae fname of a kind of medlar, kind of onion, kind of bulb
- somniculus, somniculi mnap
- sermo domesticusnational language
- suppar, supparisnearly equal
- suburbanitas, suburbanitatis fnearness to the city of Rome
- supersubstantialis, supersubstantialenecessary to support life
- siraeum, siraei nnew wine boiled down
- stellio, stellionis mnewt, stellion, crafty person, knavish person
- supprincipalis, supprincipalenext after the first, second-highest
- subhaeres, subhaeredis mnext heir, second heir
- subheres, subheredis mnext heir, second heir
- scitamenta, scitamentorum nniceties, prettinesses
- suppressiones nocturnaenightmare
- strenuitas, strenuitatis fnimbleness, briskness, vivacity, activity
- scolopax, scolopacis mnipe, woodcock
- solitudo ante ostiumno one is outside the door (to be seen)
- summo loco natusnoblest
- strepitus, strepitus mnoise, din of any kind, clashing, crashing, rustling, rattling, clattering, clanking, rumbling
- sonor, sonoris mnoise, sound, din
- sonitus, sonitus mnoise, sound, din, thunder
- sonus, soni mnoise, sound, tone, character, style
- sonivius, sonivia, soniviumnoisy
- sonorus, sonora, sonorumnoisy, loud, sounding, resounding, sonorous
- sonans, sonantisnoisy, sounding, sonorous
- supernas ventusnortheast-by-north wind
- septemtrionalia, septemtrionalium nnorthern regions
- septentrio, septentrionis mnorthern regions, north wind, north
- suppus, suppa, suppumnose up, proud
- sobriacus, sobriaca, sobriacumnot drunk, sober
- sobrius, sobria, sobriumnot drunk, sober, not intoxicating, moderate, temperate, continent, even-minded, clever, sensible, prudent, reasonable, cautious
- specialis, specialenot general, individual, particular, special
- subsentio 4notice secretly, perceive secretly, smell out
- stupor, stuporis mnumbness, dulness, insensibility, stupidity, stupor, stupefaction, astonishment, wonder, amazement, dulness, stupidity, stolidity
- seminarium, seminarii nnursery, nursery garden, seed plot, seminary
- Syrinx, Syringis fnymph changed into a reed
- saxeus, saxea, saxeumobdurate
- scutum, scuti noblong shield
- scutus, scuti moblong shield
- saeptuoseobscurely
- septuoseobscurely
- servatio, servationis fobservance
- spectio, spectionis fobserving of the auspices, the right of observing the auspices
- supplicium voluntaria morte antevertoobstruct one's execution by suicide, thwart one's execution by suicide
- sculpturatus, sculpturata, sculpturatumoccupied with sculpture
- sesquidigitalis, sesquidigitaleof a digit and a half
- sesquipedalis, sesquipedaleof a foot and a half, one foot and a half, of an excessive length
- sesquipedaneus, sesquipedanea, sesquipedaneumof a foot and a half, one foot and a half, of an excessive length
- similigenus, similigena, similigenumof a like kind
- superdimidius, superdimidia, superdimidiumof a number, half as much more
- serpentinus, serpentina, serpentinumof a serpent, belonging to a serpent
- silvaticus, silvatica, silvaticumof a wood, belonging to trees, belonging to wood, growing wild, running wild, wild
- succinus, succina, succinumof amber
- sucinus, sucina, sucinumof amber
- sparteus, spartea, sparteumof broom, made of broom, consisting of broom
- siliceus, silicea, siliceumof flint, of limestone, silicious
- silicineus, silicinea, silicineumof flint, of limestone, silicious
- sua sponteof free will, of one’s own accord, of one’s self, freely, willingly, voluntarily, spontaneously
- staturosus, staturosa, staturosumof great stature, gigantic
- spurius, spuria, spuriumof illegitimate birth, false, spurious
- spontaneus, spontanea, spontaneumof one’s free will, voluntary, spontaneous
- spontivus, spontiva, spontivumof one’s free will, voluntary, spontaneous
- saxeus, saxea, saxeumof rock
- scirpeus, scirpea, scirpeumof rushes, rush
- sirpeus, sirpea, sirpeumof rushes, rush,
- scillinus, scillina, scillinumof seaonions, of squills
- scilliticus, scillitica, scilliticumof seaonions, of squills
- scylliticus, scyllitica, scylliticumof seaonions, of squills, of seaonions, of squills
- september, septembris, septembreof September, September,
- sesaminus, sesamina, sesaminumof sesame, made from sesame
- septempedalis, septempedaleof seven feet, seven feet high
- septemmestris, septemmestreof seven months
- septimestris, septimestreof seven months
- septuennis, septuenneof seven years, seven years old
- semestris, semestre (semester, semestris)of six months, half yearly, semi annual
- sexennis, sexenneof six years, six years old
- sexagenarius, sexagenaria, sexagenariumof sixty, containing sixty, sixty years old, sexagenary
- saxeus, saxea, saxeumof stone
- stramenticius, stramenticia, stramenticiumof straw, straw-
- sebalis, sebaleof tallow
- subereus, suberea, subereumof the cork-tree, cork-
- suberinus, suberina, suberinumof the cork-tree, cork-
- summo genere natusof the noblest family
- soricinus, soricina, soricinumof the shrew-mouse
- semidigitalis, semidigitaleof the size of half a finger, half a digit in diameter
- sitanius, sitania, sitaniumof this year, this year’s
- scalenus, scalena, scalenumof unequal sides, scalene
- siligineus, siliginea, siligineumof wheat, wheaten
- scribatus, scribatus moffice of a scribe, office of a secretary, clerkship, secretaryship
- scriptus, scriptus moffice of a scribe, office of a secretary, clerkship, secretaryship
- sitonia, sitoniae moffice of a sitona, commissariat, purveyance
- septemviratus, septemviratus moffice of the septemvirs, septemvirate
- sermo officialisofficial language
- senectus, senectutis fold age, extreme age, senility, gray hairs, old skin, slough, cast off yearly by serpents
- senecta, senectae fold age, extreme age, senility, old skin, slough of a serpent, cast off annually
- senecio, senecionis mold man
- seniculus, seniculi mold man
- senius, senii mold man
- senes defloccatiold men shorn of locks
- senex, senis [senior, senius]old, aged, advanced in years
- semisenex, semisenisoldish man, elderly man
- suis annuentibuson the cue from his men, on the hint of his men
- supremo vitae dieon the day of death
- speculabundus, speculabunda, speculabundumon the look-out, on the watch, watching for any thing
- summatimon the surface, on the outside, slightly, summarily, cursorily, briefly, compendiously
- supraon the upper side, on the top, above, before, formerly, previously
- sesquialter, sesquialtera, sesquialterumonce and a half
- sesqualter, sesqualtera, sesqualterumonce and a half
- semelonce, a single time, no more than once, but once, but a single time, once for all, in a word, briefly, the first time, first
- sesconcia, sesconciae fone and a half unciae, a twelfth and a half, one eighth of a whole
- sescuncia, sescunciae fone and a half unciae, a twelfth and a half, one eighth of a whole
- singularis, singulareone by one, one at a time, alone, single, solitary, alone of its kind, singular, unique, matchless, unparalleled, extraordinary, remarkable
- sigillatimone by one, singly
- singillatimone by one, singly
- singulatimone by one, singly
- singultimone by one, singly
- singillariterone by one, singly, separately, apart, separately, in the singular number, particularly, exceedingly
- singularieone by one, singly, separately, apart, separately, in the singular number, particularly, exceedingly
- singulariterone by one, singly, separately, apart, separately, in the singular number, particularly, exceedingly
- superquintus, superquinta, superquintumone fifth as much more
- superquartus, superquarta, superquartumone fourth as much more
- subquartus, subquarta, subquartumone fourth less
- sesqueone half more, more by a half
- sesquione half more, more by a half
- semicentesima, semicentesimae fone half percent
- seviralis, seviralis mone of the Augustan sexvirs
- sexviralis, sexviraleone of the Augustan sexvirs, belonging to a sexvir
- supersextus, supersexta, supersextumone sixth as much more
- suaviludius, suaviludii mone that delights in plays, lover of plays
- spadicarius, spadicariī mone that dyes a chestnut-brown color
- secutor, secutoris mone that follows another, follower, attendant, pursuer
- suspendiosus, suspendiosi mone that has hanged himself
- sequestrator, sequestratoris mone that hinders, one that impedes, preventer, inhibitor
- silicarius, silicarii mone that paves roads with pebble stones, pavior
- sudator, sudatōris mone that perspires easily or copiously
- sellarius, sellarii mone that practises lewdness upon a settle
- supplicator, supplicatoris mone that prays humbly, suppliant
- soloecista, soloecistae mone that speaks faultily, one that commits solecisms
- singuli, singulae, singulaone to each, separate, single, single, separate, individual
- subministrator, subministratoris mone who aids, one who assists, abettor, promoter
- sentinator, sentinatoris mone who bails out the bilge water
- subiugator, subiugatoris mone who brings under the yoke, conqueror, subjugator
- sepultor, sepultoris mone who buries, burier
- sepultor, sepultoris mone who calms, allayer, pacifier
- sortitor, sortitoris mone who casts lots, one who draws lots
- Stator, Statoris mone who causes any thing to stand fast, stayer, supporter
- scripturarius, scripturarii mone who collected the tax on pasturage
- subventor, subventoris mone who comes in aid, helper
- sector, sectoris mone who cuts or cuts off, a cutter
- succisor, succisoris mone who cuts, one who prunes
- stipulator, stipulatoris mone who demands a formal promise, one who demands a covenant, bargainer, stipulator
- stipulatus, stipulatus mone who demands a formal promise, one who demands a covenant, bargainer, stipulator
- sulcator, sulcatoris mone who draws furrows, furrower, plougher, one who sails over, render, tearer, lacerator
- structor, structoris mone who erects a building, builder, mason, carpenter, one who spreads the table, one who serves up food and carves, server, carver
- suasor, suasoris mone who exhorts, one who advises, one who persuades, adviser, counsellor, persuader
- servator, servatoris mone who gives attention to any thing, watcher, observer, preserver, deliverer, savior
- superficiarius, superficiarii mone who has a house on another man’s land, superficiary
- somniator, somniatoris mone who has faith in dreams, a dreamer
- spado, spadonis mone who has no generative power, ßimpotent person, castrated person, eunuch, unfruitful plants, seedless plants
- subsannator, subsannatoris mone who insults or mocks by gestures
- stranguriosus, stranguriosa, stranguriosumone who is afflicted with strangury
- stigmatias, stigmatiae mOne who is branded, Title of a comedy of Nœvius
- scrofipascus, scrofipasca, scrofipascumone who keeps or breeds sows
- succuba, succubae fone who lies under, lecher, strumpet, supplanter, rival
- suspector, suspectoris mone who looks up to or respects a thing, respecter
- subbasilicanus, subbasilicani mone who lounges around the basilicas, a lounger
- sicinnista, sicinnistae mone who performs the sicinnis, sicinnis dancer
- subarator, subaratoris mone who ploughs close to any thing
- strator, stratoris mone who saddles a horse, a groom, equerry, a thrower down
- sessor, sessoris mone who sits in a place, sitter, horseman, rider, inhabitant, resident
- superseminator, superseminatoris mone who sows upon, one who sows in addition
- sputator, sputatoris mone who spits much, a spitter
- strabonus, straboni mone who squints strongly, squinter
- superstes, superstitisone who stands by, one who is present at any thing, a bystander, witness, standing over, that remains alive after another’s death, outliving, surviving
- strictor, strictoris mone who strips, one who plucks off
- subiector, subiectoris mone who substitutes, substitutor, forger
- supplantator, supplantatoris mone who trips up another’s heels, supplanter
- susceptor, susceptoris mone who undertakes any thing, undertaker, contractor, receiver, collector of taxes, one who takes into his house thieves, gamesters, etc, , receiver, gaming-house keeper, guardian, protector
- suffragator, suffragatoris mone who votes for another, supporter, partisan, suffragator
- spatiator, spatiatoris mone who walks about, promenader
- subdiale, subdialis nopen gallery, open terrace, balcony
- subdivale, subdivalis nopen gallery, open terrace, balcony
- sententiam alicuius oppugnooppose someone's opinion
- siveor if
- siveor
- sibeor, or if
- solis anfractusorbit of the sun
- structeorderly, regularly, methodically
- seminator, seminatoris moriginator, producer, author
- segmentatus, segmentata, segmentatumornamented with strips, trimmed, flounced, purfled
- struthio, struthionis mostrich
- struthiocamelus, struthiocameli mostrich
- struthocamelus, struthocameli costrich
- strutio, onis mostrich
- superindumentum, superindumenti nouter garment, overclothing, outerwear, outerwear
- supervivo 3outlive, survive
- supervacaneus, supervacanea, supervacaneumover and above what is necessary, needless, unnecessary, superfluous, supervacaneous, supernumerary, extra, done at leisure hours
- supervacuaneus, supervacuanea, supervacuaneumover and above what is necessary, needless, unnecessary, superfluous, supervacaneous, supernumerary, extra, done at leisure hours
- scrupulositas, scrupulositatis fover nicety, scrupulosity
- super + Akk.over, above, on the top of, upon, on, beyond, during, at, beyond, besides, in addition to
- super + Abl.over, above, on the top of, upon, on, during, in, about, concerning, respecting, over and above, besides, beyond
- supragravo 1overburden
- supervinco 3overcome, conquer
- superator, superatoris movercomer, conqueror
- superatio, superationis fovercoming, conquering, excess
- superbam virium fiduciam ostentooverestimate one's strength
- superexhaustus, superexhausta, superexhaustumoverexploited, overused
- superfluo 3overflow
- superinundo 1overflow
- superundo 1overflow
- superimpendens, superimpendentisoverhanging
- superpendens, superpendentisoverhanging
- stagno 1 (3)overlay with stannum, plate with stannum
- superinspicio 5oversee, superintend
- superintentor, superintentoris moverseer, superintendent
- superobumbro 1overshadow
- subvelo 1overshadow, veil, disguise, conceal
- superemineo 2overtop, appear above, be above, rise above
- subversio, subversionis foverturn, overthrow, ruin, destruction
- superpondium, superpondii noverweight
- summarius, summarii mpack mule, pack animal
- stranguria, stranguriae fpainful discharge of urine, strangury
- superpingo 3paint over, paint above
- suppingo 3paint over, suffuse
- scolops, scolopis mpalisade
- stragula, stragulae fpall, covering for a corpse, horse-cloth
- spadix, spadicis mpalm-branch broken off, together with its fruit
- soracum, soraci npannier, hamper
- subteranhelo 1pant beneath, gasp beneath
- soceri, socerorum mparents-in-law
- superpositio, superpositionis fparoxysm in disease
- septage, septages fparrot
- siptace, siptaces fparrot
- sittage, sittages fparrot
- selinon, selini nparsley
- specialitas, specialitatis fparticularity, peculiarity, special feature, special, specified
- specialiterparticularly, specially, specifically, in particular
- speciatimparticularly, specially, specifically, in particular
- segregatio, segregationis fparting, separation, segregation
- subtermeo 1pass beneath
- supertranseopass over
- supervector 1pass over, hover over
- subarmalis, subarmalepassing under the arms
- synthema, synthematis npassport
- sustinentia, sustinentiae fpatience, endurance
- sufferenterpatiently, with patience
- solium Iovis attingopave the way to immortality, touch Jupiter's throne, reach to Jupiter's throne
- strata, stratae fpaved road, paved way
- stratura, straturae fpaving, pavement, layer of manure
- supremis officiis aliquem prosequorpay one's last respects
- supremis officiis mortuum prosequorpay one's last respects
- supremo officio fungor in aliquempay one's last respects
- supererogatio, supererogationis fpayment in addition
- sorbitio pisinapea soup
- stereobates, stereobatae mpedestal of a column, row of columns
- stylobates, stylobatae mpedestal of a column, row of columns, stylobate
- selenion, seleniī npeony
- selenogonon, selenogonī npeony
- subrostrani, subrostranorum mpeople who hang about the forum near the rostra, loungers, idlers
- surrostrani, surrostranorum mpeople who hang about the forum near the rostra, loungers, idlers
- siliquastrum, siliquastri npepperwort
- sentisco 3perceive, note, observe
- silentiosus, silentiosa, silentiosumperfectly still, perfectly silent
- septennium, septennii nperiod of seven years
- septuennium, septuennii nperiod of seven years
- sexennium, sexennii nperiod of six years, six years
- splenicus, splenici mperson affected with spleen, splenetic
- suadus, suada, suadumpersuading, persuasive
- suasum, suasi npersuasion, persuasive saying
- suadenterpersuasively
- strategicos, strategiconpertaining to the commander, belonging to the general
- saxificus, saxifica, saxificumpetrifying
- stomachābundus, stomachābunda, stomachābundumpettish, angry, stomachy
- subregulus, subreguli mpetty prince, feudatory vassal
- summo colore aliquid illustropicture in the vividest colours
- strategematis, strategematis npiece of generalship, stratagem, any stratagem, artifice, trick
- stagnum, stagni npiece of standing water, pool, pond, swamp, fen, waters
- spoliatio, spoliationis fpillaging, robbing, plundering, spoliation
- stela, stelae fpillar, column, stele
- strobilus, strobili mpine-nut, pine-cone
- staphylodendron, staphylodendri npistachio-tree, prickly pear tree
- siromastes, siromastae mpit searcher
- sirus, siri mpit to keep corn in, underground granary, grain silo
- superstatumino 1place above as a foundation
- suffugium, suffugii nplace beneath which one flies, shelter, covert, refuge, remedy
- struo 3place by or upon each other, pile up, arrange, make by joining together, build, erect, fabricate, make, form, construct, join together, compound, compose, prepare, cause, occasion, devise, contrive, instigate
- sphaeristerium, sphaeristerii nplace for playing ball, ball-court, tennis-court, game at ball
- seclusorium, seclusorii nplace for shutting up fowls, coop, birdcage
- submoenium, submoenii nplace in Rome, probably near the walls, the resort of vile characters
- subtermitto 3place underneath
- stabulatio, stabulationis fplace where cattle stand, place where cattle are housed
- situs, sita, situmplaced, set, lying, situated, placed, present, ready, built, founded, laid, buried, interred
- scopelismos, scopelismi mplacing stones in an enemy's field
- singilio, singilionis mplain, short garment
- scirpo 1plait of rushes
- sirpo 1plait of rushes
- sporta, sportae fplaited basket, plaited hamper
- sideraticius, sideraticia, sideraticiumplanet struck, blasted, palsied
- selago, selaginis fplant resembling the savin tree
- semina ponoplant seedlings
- stephanomelis, stephanomelis fplant which checks bleeding at the nose
- scorpinaca, scorpinacae fplant, also called proserpinaca
- scorpion, scorpii nplant, also called thelyphonon
- syce, syces fplant, called also peplis, resin or rosin of the torch-tree, constantly running sore in the corner of the eye
- spleniatus, spleniata, spleniatumplastered, having a plaster, having a patch on
- scuta, scutae fplate, bowl
- scutra, scutrae fplate, bowl, flat tray, dish
- sycophantor 1play the rogue, deceive, trick, cheat
- sympsalma, sympsalmatis nplaying together of music
- suppliciter oro vitamplead for one's life
- sis (= si vis)please, if you please
- subarro 1pledge, pawn
- subaro 1plough close to any thing
- stiva, stivae fplough-handle
- signa convellopluck up the standards from the ground, decamp
- subvello 3pluck up, pull out
- spoliatus, spoliata, spoliatumplundered, despoiled, impoverished
- submerso 1plunge repeatedly, plunge thoroughly
- submersus, submersus mplunging under water, sinking
- summersus, summersus mplunging under water, sinking
- spicus, spici mpoint of grain, ear, spike
- subostendo 3point out secretly, show indirectly
- speca, specae fpoint, point of grain, ear, spike, top, tuft, head, hair-pin
- spica, spicae fpoint, point of grain, ear, spike, top, tuft, head, hair-pin
- spicum, spici npoint, point of grain, ear, spike, top, tuft, head, hair-pin
- spiculus, spicula, spiculumpointed
- scientia civilispolitics, political science
- suilla, suillae fporc, pigmeat
- spectile, spectilis npork belly
- spetile, spetilis npork belly
- suina, suinae fpork, pigmeat
- supersapio 5possess very good taste
- semicupa, semicupae fpot belly, fat paunch
- sinapisso 1poultice with mustard, cover with a mustard plaster
- sinapizo 1poultice with mustard, cover with a mustard plaster
- suprafundo 3pour over it
- superinfundo 3pour over, pour upon
- superfundo 3pour over, pour upon, pour itself out, overflow, spread out, scatter, extend, spread abroad, extended, pour one thing over another, spread one thing over another
- staminatus, staminata, staminatumpoured into a jar
- suffusio, suffusionis fpouring into, spreading into, pouring among, spreading among, pouring over, suffusion
- superfusio, superfusionis fpouring over, spreading over, pouring upon, spreading upon, overflowing
- sympasma, sympasmatis npowder for sprinkling over the body
- scobis, scobis fpowder, dust, sawdust, scrapings, filings
- sellularius, sellularia, sellulariumpowder, dust, sawdust, scrapings, filings
- sermocinatrix, sermocinatricis fprattler, babbler
- surdis auribus canopreaching to deaf ears, talk to the wind
- surdo narro fabulampreaching to deaf ears, talk to the wind
- synodontitis, synodontitidis fprecious stone found in the brain of the fish synodus
- sycitis, sycitidis fprecious stone of the color of figs
- sumptum, sumpti npremise taken for granted, assumption
- subcinericius, subcinericia, subcinericiumprepared under the ashes, baked under the ashes
- succinctus, succincta, succinctumprepared, ready, contracted, short, concise, succinct
- supprimo 3press down, press under, send to the bottom, hold back, keep back, check, stop, put a stop to, detain, restrain, suppress, keep from publicity, keep to one’s self, keep back, conceal
- simo 1press flat, flatten
- superurgeo 2press from above
- suppressio, suppressionis fpressing down, pressing under, suppression, keeping back, retaining of money, embezzlement, sense of oppression
- supplicium voluntaria morte antevertoprevent execution by suicide
- stimulo 1prick with a goad, prick on, goad on, urge on, goad, torment, vex, trouble, disquiet, disturb, rouse up, set in motion, spur on, incite, stimulate
- stimulator, stimulatoris mpricker-on, instigator, stimulator
- stimulatio, stimulationis fpricking on, incitement, stimulation
- stimulatus, stimulatus mpricking on, incitement, stimulation
- secretus, secreta, secretumprivate
- secretoprivate, privately
- spicella, spicellae fprobe
- summo iure ago cum aliquoproceed against sb to the fullest extent of the law
- semisonarius, semisonarii mproducer of the half belts
- septicus, septica, septicumproducing a putrefaction, putrefying, septic
- sensifer, sensifera, sensiferumproducing sensation
- sensificus, sensifica, sensificumproducing sensation
- surcularis, surculareproducing young shoots, producing young sprouts
- stipulatio, stipulationis fpromise given on demand, engagement, agreement, bargain, covenant, stipulation, obligation
- spondeo 2promise solemnly, promise in marriage, engage in betroth, promise sacredly, vow, warrant, give assurance
- suffulcio 4prop underneath, underprop, prop up, support
- statumino 1prop up, underprop, support
- sustentaculum, sustentaculi nprop, stay, support, sustenance, nourishment
- supportatorium, supportatorii nprop, support
- symmetria, symmetriae fproportion, symmetry
- statutus, statuta, statutumpropped, leaning on a stick
- suffultura, suffulturae fpropping, support
- schoenicolae, schoenicolarum fprostitutes anointed with schoenum
- subdefendo 3protect a little, gard a little, defend a little
- superbificus, superbifica, superbificumproud-making, that renders proud
- sitarchia, sitarchiae fProvisions for a journey, receptacle for provisions, scrip
- sitarcia, sitarciae fProvisions for a journey, receptacle for provisions, scrip
- supplicatio, supplicationis fpublic prayer, public supplication, religious solemnity
- supplicamentum, supplicamenti npublic prayer, religious ceremony
- suppliciamentum, suppliciamenti npublic prayer, religious ceremony
- scriba, scribae mpublic writer, official writer, clerk, secretary, scribe
- subinflo 1puff up somewhat
- superattraho 3pull up
- sentino 1pump out the bilge water from a ship, be in difficulty, be in danger
- supplicio aliquem punio (punior)punish sb, with death
- supplicium sumo de aliquopunish sb, with death
- sitona, sitonae mpurchaser of grain, a commissary, purveyor
- sectatio, sectationis fpursuing, striving after, emulation
- suppuratio, suppurationis fpurulent gathering, imposthume, abscess, suppuration
- subtermoveo 2push under
- secerno 3put apart, sunder, sever, separate, disjoin, part, dissociate
- soporo 1put asleep, lay asleep, cast into sleep, deprive of sense, deprive of feeling, stupefy, lay at rest, still, quiet, allay, render soporific
- suffrondeo 2put forth leaves
- siliquor 1put forth, get pods
- sublabro 1put in the mouth
- subdo 3put in the place of another person or thing, substitute, put something spurious in the place of another person or thing, substitute falsely, forge, counterfeit, make up
- suppositicius, suppositicia, suppositiciumput in the place of another, substituted, not genuine, false, supposititious
- submitto 3put in the place of, substitute for, supersede, cherish, court, let down, lower, sink, drop, lower, let down, make lower, reduce, moderate, send secretly, despatch secretly, provide secretly, send off, despatch, supply
- superadicĭo 5put in, add besides, superadd
- subterhabeo 2put it back
- suffuco 1put on a little make up, put some make up on
- superinduo 3put on over other clothes
- superadligo 1put on top
- superdo 1put over, lay over
- superpono 3put over, place over, put upon, place upon, set up, lay on, apply, place above, set over, place before, prefer, place after, postpone
- suspicionem do alicuiput someone under suspicion, place someone under suspicion, bring someone under suspicion
- subrumo 1put to the udder, let suck
- sertus, serta, sertumput together, knotted, strung together, concatenated
- subsero 3put under, insert under
- suppono 3put under, place under, set under
- subdo 3put under, place under, set under, lay under, bring under, subject, subdue, bring on, furnish, supply, yield, afford
- suppono 3put under, place under, set under, put in the place of another, substitute, substitute falsely, substitute fraudulently, falsify, forge, counterfeit, place as a pledge, hypothecate, add, annex, subjoin, make subject, subject, submit, set beneath, esteem less
- sufficio 5put under, put among, lay the foundation for, put into, dip in, dye, impregnate, imbue, tinge, give, affard, furnish, supply, occupy with, employ in, put in the place of, substitute for another, choose in the place of any one, elect in the place of any one
- superimpono 3put upon, place upon, lay upon
- substitutio, substitutionis fputting in the place of another, substitution, appointment of a secondheir, appointment of a alternate heir
- suppositio, suppositionis fputting under, setting under, putting in the place of another, substitution
- substantialitas, substantialitatis fquality of being substantial, quality of being essential
- serram cum aliquo ducoquarrel with one about something
- scordalus, scordali mquarrelsome fellow, wrangler, brawler
- Subura, Suburae fquarter in Rome
- stinguo 3quench, extinguish
- solito citiusquicker than usual, faster than usual, above average
- scrautum, scrauti nquiver made of fur
- semidiametros, semidiametri fradius
- satyrion, satyrii nragwort, satyrion
- stinchus, stinchi fragwort, satyrion
- stingus, stingi fragwort, satyrion
- superelevo 1raise above
- supertollo 3raise above
- superextollo 3raise above, exalt above
- suspicionem do alicuiraise someone's suspicion, arouse suspicion in someone
- suspicionem commoveoraise suspicion, arouse suspicion
- suspicionem excitoraise suspicion, arouse suspicion
- suberigo 3raise up from below
- suggestum, suggesti nraised place, height, mound, platform, stage, tribune for a speaker
- suggestus, suggestus mraised place, height, mound, platform, stage, tribune for a speaker
- suspensus, suspensa, suspensumraised, elerated, suspended, pressing lightly, touching lightly, light, uncertain, hovering, doubtful, wavering, hesitating, in suspense, undetermined, anxious
- subductus, subducta, subductumraised, elevated, upturned, withdrawn, removed, remote
- subrectio, subrectionis fraising up, erection, rising again, resurrection
- subrectus, subrectus mraising up, erection, rising again, resurrection
- surrectio, surrectionis fraising up, erection, rising again, resurrection
- surrectus, surrectus mraising up, erection, rising again, resurrection
- scobina, scobinae frasp
- scobis, scobis frasp
- suffrigidus, suffrigida, suffrigidumrather cold, rather frigid
- suffrigiderather coldly, rather frigidly
- subausterus, a, umrather harsh
- suggrandis, suggranderather large
- submerus, submera, submerumrather pure
- subasper, subaspera, subasperumrather rough, roughish
- subbrevis, subbreverather short
- subrepenterather suddenly
- subtenuis, subtenuerather thin, thinnish
- subalbus, subalba, subalbumrather white, whitish
- subalbidus, subalbida, subalbidumrather whitish
- sistrifer, sistrifera, sistriferumrattle bearing
- sistriger, sistrigera, sistrigerumrattle bearing
- sistrum, sistrī nrattle of Isis
- stelephuros, stelephuri mRavenna sugar-cane
- strictio, strictionis frawing together, pressing together
- spiculum solisray of the sun, beam of the sun
- subcenturio 1receive as a recruit into a centuria
- succenturio 1receive as a recruit into a centuria, put in the place of another, receive as a substitute
- stipendior 1receive pay, serve for pay
- securus, secura, securumreckless, heedless, negligent
- supputator, supputatoris mreckoner, computer
- supputatio, supputationis freckoning up, computation
- suffragatio consulatusrecommendation to the consulship
- subrufus, subrufi mredheaded man
- sumptus circumcidoreduce the costs
- superflui, superfluorum mredundant crew
- stuporatus, stuporata, stuporatumregarded with amazement, regarded with wonder
- supinatio stomachirejection of food
- supergaudeo 2rejoice over
- sumptuarius, sumptuaria, sumptuariumrelating to expense
- supellecticarius, supellecticaria, supellecticariumrelating to household stuff, relating to furniture
- strategematicos, strategematiconrelating to military stratagems, stratagemical
- spermaticus, spermatica, spermaticumrelating to seed, seminal, spermatic
- solvo 3release, loose, remove, set free, emancipate, disengage, dissolve, take apart, break up, part, dissolve, disperse, divide, scatter, separate, dismiss, relax, make effeminate, weaken, pay, fulfil the duty, fulfil a vow
- solamentum, solamenti nrelief, consolation, mitigation
- sellisternium, sellisternii nreligious banquets offered to female deities
- subremaneo 2remain behind
- sedeo 2remain encamped, keep the field
- sedeo 2remain sitting, continue sitting, sit still, continue, remain, tarry, wait, abide, sit idly, be inactive, linger, loiter
- superamentum, superamenti nremainder, remnant
- suprema, supremorum nremainder, remnants
- scorpiacum, scorpiaci nremedy against the sting of a scorpion
- submoneo 2remind privily, give a hint
- summoneo 2remind privily, give a hint
- secretarium, secretarii nremote place, solitary place, secret place, council chamber, consistory, conclave
- seductus, seducta, seductumremote, distant, apart, retired, living in solitude
- successorem alicui do (mitto)remove from office, depose somebody from his post
- suspicionem ex animo deleoremove the suspicion from his heart, tear the suspicion from his heart
- suspicionem ex animo evelloremove the suspicion from his heart, tear the suspicion from his heart
- subventio, subventionis frendering aid, assistance
- subsarcino 1repair, heal
- scrutatrix, scrutatricis fresearcher, explorer, investigator
- suspicionibus reclamitoresist the suspicions, strongly disagree with the suspicions
- soniger, sonigera, sonigerumresounding
- suprema, supremorum nrest of the burnt body, bones
- supparatura, supparaturae frestoration
- sumptus circumcidorestrain expenditure, curb expenditure
- soldurii, solduriorum mretainers of a chieftain, vassals of a chieftain
- scholasticerhetorically
- scolasticerhetorically
- scutula, scutulae frhomb, hash
- sumbus, sumbi mrhombus, diamond
- saturatus, saturata, saturatumrich (color)
- subrectito 1rise up, arise
- surrectito 1rise up, arise
- supereminens, supereminentisrising above, prominent
- subortus, subortus mrising up, springing up
- subnuba, subnubae frival
- signum vialeroad sign
- subasso 1roast a little
- splanchnoptes, splanchnoptae mroaster of entrails, bronze statue by Styppax
- spoliator, spoliatoris mrobber, pillager, plunderer, spoiler
- syrma, syrmatis nrobe with a train, tragedy
- scopulus, scopuli mrock, cliff, crag, shelf, ledge
- saxosa, saxosorum nrocky places, stony places
- saxeus, saxea, saxeumrocky
- saxosus, saxosa, saxosumrocky
- saxuosus, saxousa, saxousumrocky
- senionem mittoroll a six
- supervolvo 3roll over
- subtervolvo 3roll under, roll underneath
- subvolvo 3roll up, roll along
- scytala, scytalae froller, roll, secret writing
- scytale, scytales froller, roll, secret writing
- summa tectorumroofs of the houses, roofs of houses,
rooftops of the houses
- sellaria, sellariorum nroom furnished with settles, a sitting room, drawing room
- synoecium, synoecii nroom where several persons dwell together
- spatium, spatii nroom, space distance, interval, size, bulk, extent walk, promenade, public place, public square, race-course, room in a building, space in a building, action of walking, walk, promenade, turn, course, space of time, period, time, leisure, opportunity, path, race, track
- spatiosus, spatiosa, spatiosumroomy, of great extent, ample, spacious, large, long, broad, long-continuing, prolonged, great, comprehensive
- spongeola, spongeolae frosegall, a spongy substance growing upon the wild rose-bush, the small roots of the asparagus
- spongiola, spongiolae frosegall, a spongy substance growing upon the wild rose-bush, the small roots of the asparagus
- scaber, scabra, scabrumrough
- scabridus, scabrida, scabridumrough, rugged
- scabritia, scabritiae froughness, ruggedness
- scabrities, scabritiei froughness, ruggedness
- striga, strigae frow of grain or hay cut down, swath, windrow, furrow drawn lengthwise of the field, spaces between the squadrons
- subremigo 1row underneath, row along
- seria, seriae frow, succession, series, lineage
- series, seriei frow, succession, series, lineage
- subtero 3rub off underneath, wear away underneath, rub to pieces, bruise to pieces, grind to pieces, pound, triturate
- superintero 3rub on the top, rub above
- suffrico 1rub underneath, rub down, rub off, wipe off
- suppolitor, suppolitorris mrubber up, polisner
- subunctio, subunctionis frubbing in
- sumptum impendorun into costs, go to expense
- supercurro 3run over, run beyond
- superexcurro 3run over, stretch over, spread over
- succurro 3run to the aid, hasten to the aid, hasten to the assistance of one, help, aid, assist, succor, to be useful for, to be good against, relieve, come into the mind, occur to one
- suffragium decretoriumrun-off vote, runoff election
- suffragium supremumrun-off vote, runoff election
- stadiodromos, stadiodromi mrunner in a foot-race
- sumptus perpetuirunning costs
- superfluus, superflua, superfluumrunning over, overflowing, superfluous, unnecessary
- scirpus, scirpi mrush, bulrush
- solitaurilia, solitaurilium nsacrifice consisting of a swine, a sheep and a bull
- suovetaurilia, suovetaurilium nsacrifice consisting of a swine, a sheep and a bull
- simpuvium, simpuvii nsacrificial bowl, vessel for offering liquids
- spondalium, spondalii nsacrificial hymn, accompanied by the flute
- spondaulium, spondaulii nsacrificial hymn, accompanied by the flute
- secespita, secespitae fsacrificial knife
- sellifer, sellifera, selliferumsaddled
- sospitas, sospitatis fsafety, health, welfare
- supernavigo 1sail over, get through
- subnavigo 1sail under the lee
- subhastatio, subhastationis fsale by public auction
- synonymia, synonymiae fsameness of meaning in words, synonymy
- Syrtis, Syrtis fsand-bank in the sea
- solatarius, solatarii msandal sole dealer
- solearius, solearii msandal-maker
- soliarius, soliarii msandal-maker
- sutor crepidariussandal-maker, shoemaker
- somnifer homunciosandman
- satelles, satellitis csatellite
- satura, saturae fsatire
- satiricus, satirica, satiricumsatirical
- satiricus, satirici msatirical
- saturicesatirical
- satyricossatirical
- satyricesatirical, scornfully
- satyricus, satyrica, satyricumsatirical, scornfully
- saturatus, saturata, saturatumsaturated
- servo 1save, deliver, keep unharmed, preserve, protect, lay up, preserve, reserve for the future, give heed to, pay attention to, watch, observe, guard, remain in a place, dwell in, inhabit
- sospito 1save, keep safe, preserve, protect, prosper
- sospita, sospitae fsavior, deliverer, preserver, epithet of Juno
- soter, eris msavior, deliverer, preserver, giver of health, giver of safety
- sospitator, sospitatoris msavior, preserver, deliverer, redeemer
- satureia, satureiae fsavory
- satureia, satureiorum nsavory
- serra, serrae fsaw, kind of sawfish
- serro 1saw, saw up, saw in pieces
- scobis croco et minio tinctasawdust wetted with saffron and cinnabar
- serrago, serraginis fsawdust
- serratura, serraturae fsawing, a sawing up
- serratorius, serratoria, serratoriumsawshaped, serrate, belonging to sawing, sawing,
- serratus, serrata, serratumsawshaped, serrated, notched
- superdico 3say in addition
- scaber, scabra, scabrumscabrous, scurfy
- squamifer, squamifera, squamiferumscale-bearing, scaly
- squamiger, squamigera, squamigerumscale-bearing, scaly
- squama, squamae fscale, roughness, rudeness, a fish
- squamatio, squamationis fscaling
- squamatus, squamata, squamatumscaly
- squameus, squamea, squameumscaly
- scammonea, scammoneae fscammony
- scammonia, scammoniae fscammony
- scamonia, scamoniae fscammony
- scarus, scari mscar, a species of wrasse
- subsortitio, subsortitionis fscatter under
- superadspergo 3scatter upon, scatter over
- superaspergo 3scatter upon, scatter over
- sparsimscatteredly, dispersedly, here and there
- seminiverbius, seminiverbia, seminiverbiumscattering words, babbling
- scaenalis, scaenalescenic
- sceptrifer, sceptrifera, sceptriferumsceptre bearing
- sceptriger, sceptrigera, sceptrigerumsceptre bearing
- schisma, schismatis nschism, divison, split, separation
- symbolae, symbolarum fscholarly picnic
- scholastica, scholasticorum nschool exercises
- satyricosscornfully
- scorpioctonon, scorpioctoni nscorpion killer, the name of a plant, heliotrope
- scorpio, scorpionis m (scorpius, scorpii m)scorpion
- scorpios, scorpii mscorpion
- scorpiuros, scorpiuri mscorpion's tail, kind of heliotrop
- scorpiurum, scorpiuri nscorpion's tail, kind of heliotrop
- scorpiurus, scorpiuri mscorpion's tail, kind of heliotrop
- Scotia, Scotiae fScotland
- subrado 3scrape below, run close under, flow along, flow past
- superrado 3scrape the top
- strigula, strigulae fscraper, strigil
- strigilis, strigilis fscraper, strigil, surgical instrument of a similar shape, for dropping a liquid into the ear, flute of a column
- subscalpo 3scratch underneath, rub underneath
- strix, strigis fscreech-owl, which, according to the belief of the ancients, sucked the blood of young children, vampire, blood-sucking monster
- struma, strumae fscrofulous tumor, struma
- scrotum, scroti nscrotum
- stipamen, stipaminis nscrum, scrummage, crowd
- sublingulo coquiscullion
- sculptura, sculptura fsculpting, sculpture, chiselling, modelling, sculptural work, carving
- squarrosus, squarrosa, squarrosumscurfy, scabby, scalled
- scorpaena, scorpaenae fsea scorpion
- squilla, squillae fsea-onion, sea-leek, squill, small fish of the lobster kind
- stolus, stoli mseafaring, equipped fleet
- signator, signatoris msealer, signer, one who attests a will by sealing it, witness to a will, one who affixes his seal as witness to a marriage contract, a witness to a marriage, one who stamps money, a coiner
- signatorium, signatorii nsealing
- socius navalisseaman
- scrutor 1search, browse, rummage, investigate
- scrutatio, scrutationis fsearch, investigation
- scrutinium, scrutinii nsearch, review
- sido 3seat one’s self, sit down, settle, alight, sit fast, be set fast, remain sitting, remain lying, remain fixed, sink down, sink out of sight
- sedes, sedis fseat
- soleum, solei nseat, chair of state, throne, rule, sway, dominion, bathing, stone coffin, , sarcophagus
- solium, solii nseat, chair of state, throne, rule, sway, dominion, tub for bathing, stone coffin
- sessibile, sessibilis nseat, chair
- sessibulum, sessibuli nseat, chair
- sella, sellae fseat, settle, chair, stool, portable chair, seat in a coach, seat in a wagon, close stool, saddle, a magistrate’s seat
- sessio, sessionis fseat, sitting place, seat of the body, sitting idly, loitering, buttocks
- sessorium, sessorii nseat, stool, chair, place of residence, dwelling, habitation
- sedularia, sedulariorum nseats of a carriage
- secundatus, secundatus msecond place, second rank
- secundosecondly, in the second place
- sectio, sectionis fsection
- societas saecularis et democraticasecular and democratic society
- seditioseseditiously
- seductorius, seductoria, seductoriumseductive
- sementifer, sementifera, sementiferumseed bearing, fruitful
- sementinum, sementini nseed
- sperma, spermatis nseed, semen, sperm
- semen, seminis nseed, shoot used for propagating, graft, scion, set, slip, cutting, stock, race, posterity, progeny, offspring, child, origin, occasion, ground, cause
- sementis, sementis fseeding, sowing, seedtime, seedcorn, seed sown
- spadoninus, spadonina, spadoninumseedless
- semina sulcis obrutaseeds buried in the furrows
- species, speciei fseeing, sight, look, view, outward appearance, outside, exterior, shape, form, figure, mien, spectacle, appearance, idea, notion, show, seeming, appearance, semblance, pretence, cloak, color, pretext, appearance in sleep, vision, apparition, reputation, honor, special case
- solitudines captoseek the solitude
- scisco 3seek to know, search, inquire
- scitor 1seek to know, seek to ask, inquire
- sepositus, seposita, sepositumselect, choice
- substantivus, substantiva, substantivumself-existent, substantive
- suicrematio, suicremationis fself-immolation, self-combustion, self-incineration
- subhasto 1sell by public auction
- semestria, semestrium nsemi annual collection of imperial ordinances
- semiautomatarius, semiautomataria, semiautomatariumsemi automatic
- semilunaticus, semilunatica, semilunaticumsemi epileptic
- semicinctium, semicinctii nsemi girdle, a narrow girdle, apron
- semimixtus, semimixta, semimixtumsemi mixed
- semestris, semestre (2)semi monthly
- semibarbarus, semibarbara, semibarbarumsemibarbarous
- semispherium, semispherii nsemicircular bridge for strings
- stibadium, stibadii nsemicircular seat, semicircular couch
- semicirculatus, semicirculata, semicirculatumsemicircular
- semicirculus, semicircula, semicirculumsemicircular
- semielectriductor, semielectriductoris msemiconductor
- semifinale, semifinalis nsemifinal
- semisonantes, semisonantium fsemivowels
- senator, senatoris msenator, a member of the Senate
- sepono 3send into banishment, banish, exile, lay apart, lay aside, put by, separate, pick out, select, lay aside, set aside, set apart, assign, appropriate, reserve, remove, take away from others, exclude, select
- submoveo 2send off, drive off, send away, drive away, remove, dispel, clear off, sell off stock, put away, keep away, withdraw, withhold, banish
- summoveo 2send off, drive off, send away, drive away, remove, dispel, clear off, sell off stock, put away, keep away, withdraw, withhold, banish
- sententia, sententiae fsense, meaning, signification, idea, notion
- stupiditas, stupiditatis fsenselessness, dullness, stupidity
- sensimsensibly, perceptibly, observably, visibly, slowly, gently, soflly, gradually
- sensitivus, sensitiva, sensitivumsensitive, delicate, sensual
- sensilis, sensilesensitive, sensible, endowed with sensation
- sensibilia, sensibililiumsensual things
- sensilia, sensilum nsensual things
- sensus, sensus msentiment, emotion, affection, understanding, humor, inclination, disposition, frame of mind
- seligo 3separate by culling out, choose out, cul select
- separ, separisseparate, different
- solitaneus, solitanea, solitaneum (1)separate, distinct
- sequestratimseparated, isolated
- separatus, separata, separatumseparated, separate, distinct, particular, different
- separabiliterseparately
- separatimseparately, apart
- September, Septembris mSeptember
- septuplumseptuple
- sericum, serici nSeric stuff, silk
- severus, severa, severumserious, grave, strict, austere, stern, severe, harsh, rough, crabbed, rigid, severe
- severitas, severitatis fseriousness, gravity, sternness, strictness, severity
- serpentiformis, serpentiformeserpentine
- servitor, servitoris mservant, servitor, steward
- suppositorium, suppositorii nserving board, serving tray
- sisamum, sisami nsesame
- sesama, sesamae fSesame, sesamum
- sesamum, sesami nSesame, sesamum
- sesima, sesimae fSesame, sesamum
- signo 1set a mark upon, mark, mark out, designate, imprint, mark with a seal, seal, seal up, affix a seal to a thing, mark with a stamp, stamp, coin, license, distinguish, adorn, decorate, point out, signify, indicate, express, recognize, settle, establish, confirm, prescribe
- segrego 1set apart, separate from the flock, lay aside, put away, separate, remove, segregate
- superoccido 3set immediately after
- substituo 3set under, put under, place under, lay under, set next to, place next to, put instead, put in the place of another, substitute, make second heir, make alternate heir
- submitto 3set under, put under, place under, place below, send forth below, put forth below, put from below, cause to spring forth, send up, produce, raise, bring up, rear, raise, let grow, not kill, not cut off
- summitto 3 (submitto 3)set under, put under, place under, place below, send forth below, put forth below, put from below, cause to spring forth, send up, produce, raise, bring up, rear, raise, let grow, not kill, not cut off, put in the place of, substitute for
- stello 1set with stars, cover with stars
- stellatus, stellata, stellatumset with stars, starry, stellate, starred, placed in the heavens as a constellation
- succensio, succensionis fsetting on fire, kindling, heating
- suscensio, suscensionis f (2)setting on fire, kindling, heating
- sedimentum, sedimenti nsettling, sinking down, subsidence
- sedimen, sediminis nsettlings, sediment
- sevo 1sevare, sevavi, sevatum, sevatus
- septeni, septenae, septenaseven at once
- septimanalis, septimanaleseven days comprising
- semiuncideunx, semiuncideuncis mseven eighths of an as
- septipes, septipedisseven foot long
- septicollis, septicolleseven hilled, standing on seven hills
- septiforis, septiforeseven holes
- septingeni, septingenae, septingenaseven hundred each
- septingenteni, septingentenae, septingentenaseven hundred each
- septingenarius, septingenaria, septingenariumseven hundred strong, belonging to the number seven hundred, consisting of seven hundred each
- septingentiesseven hundred times
- septingenti, septingentae, septingentaseven hundred
- septingentesimus, septingentesima, septingentesimumseven hundredth
- septemfariamseven times
- septies (septiens)seven times
- septuplus, septupla, septuplumseven times
- septeni, septenae, septenaseven together
- septunx, septuncis mseven twelfths of a whole, seven things of a kind, seven pieces
- septennis, septenneseven years old
- septemseven
- septifluus, septiflua, septifluumseven, armed, with seven mouths
- septemfluus, septemflua, septemfluumsevenfold flowing
- septemgeminus, septemgemina, septemgeminumsevenfold
- septemplex, septemplicissevenfold
- septifariamsevenfold
- septiformis, septiformesevenfold
- septeni deni, septenae denae, septena denaseventeen each
- septeni, septenae, septenaseventeen each
- septies decies (septiens deciens)seventeen times
- septemdecimseventeen
- septendecimseventeen
- septimus decimus, septima decima, septimum decimumseventeenth
- septimus, septima, septimumseventh
- septumus, septuma, septumumseventh
- setimus, setima, setimumseventh
- septuagesimus, septuagesima, septuagesimumseventieth
- septuageni, septuagenae, septuagenaseventy each
- septuagiesseventy times
- septuagintaseventy
- sperno 3sever, separate, remove, despise, contemn, reject, scorn, spurn
- subsuo 3sew below, sew on below, attach in writing
- sutilis, sutilesewed together, bound together, fastened together
- sutela, sutelae fsewing together, cunning device, contrivance, artifice, trick, wile
- sutura, suturae fsewing together, seam, suture
- sutrix, sutricis fsewingwoman
- sexangulus, sexangula, sexangulumsexangular, hexagonal
- sexangulatus, sexangulata, sexangulatumsexangular, hexagonal
- sexus, sexus msexual organ
- sexualitas, sexualitatis fsexuality
- scapus, scapi mshaft, stem, stalk, trunk
- sisura, sisurae fshaggy outer garment, coverlet of skins
- susurna, susurnae fshaggy outer garment, coverlet of skins
- superquatio 5shake above, shake over and above
- succusso 1shake up and down, jerk up and down, jolt
- succussio, succussionis fshaking, quaking
- succussus, succussus mshaking, quaking
- stupreshamefully
- securiclatus, securiclata, securiclatumshaped like a hatchet, head, dovetailed
- speciatus, speciata, speciatumshaped, formed
- socius pecuniariusshareholder
- socius, socia, sociumsharing, joining in, partaking, united, associated, kindred, allied, fellow
- scrupeus, scrupea, scrupeumsharp, rough, steep, rugged
- spiculo 1sharpen to a point, point
- strangulatrix, strangulatricis fshe that chokes, she that strangles
- superatrix, superatricis fshe that conquers
- suppostrix, suppostricis fshe that fraudulently exchanges, she that fraudulently substitutes
- subagitatrix, subagitatricis fshe that indulges in illicit intercourse, lascivious woman
- subigitatrix, subigitatricis fshe that indulges in illicit intercourse, lascivious woman
- servatrix, servatricis fshe that keeps, she that preserves, female savior, female deliverer
- solutrix, solutricis fshe that looses, she that sets free
- solidatrix, solidatricis fshe that makes firm, she that makes solid, strengthener
- stimulatrix, stimulatricis fshe that pricks on, she that instigates, she that stimulates
- sectrix, sectricis fshe that purchases confiscated goods
- spoliatrix, spoliatricis fshe that robs, she that pillages, she that spoils
- sospitatrix, sospitatricis fshe that saves, she that delivers
- seductrix, seductricis fshe that seduces, seductress
- separatrix, separatricis fshe that separates
- speculatrix, speculatricis fshe that spies, she that watches, a female spy
- sudatrix, sudatricis fshe that sweats, she that causes sweating
- sociatrix, sociatricis fshe who associates, she who unites, unifying
- sarcitrix, sarcitricis fshe who patches, she who mends
- sartrix, sartricis fshe who patches, she who mends
- sertrix, sertricis fshe who patches, she who mends
- simpulatrix, simpulatricis fshe who pours wine
- simpuviatrix, simpuviatricis fshe who serves the sacrificial bowl
- splendor, splendoris msheen, brightness, brilliance, lustre, splendor, clearness, splendor, magnificence, sumptuousness, honor, dignity, excellence
- siclus, sicli mshekel
- scutigerulus, scutigeruli mshield beare, armor bearer
- scutarius, scutarii mshield bearer, armed with the shield, a kind of bodygard
- scutarius, scutarii mshield maker
- scutarius, scutaria, scutariumshield related, belonging to a shield
- scutaneus, scutanea, scutaneumshield shaped
- speicula, speiculae fshimmer of hope, glimmer of hope
- subluceo 2shine a little, gleam faintly, glimmer
- superfulgeo 2shine over a thing, shine forth
- superluceo 2shine
- splendeo 2shine, bright, gleam, glitter, glisten
- splendico 1shine, glitter, sparkle
- scandularis, scandulareshingled, shingle,
- scindularis, scindulareshingled, shingle,
- strictoria de telashirt that is not yet worn, still unworn shirt
- strictoria, strictoriae fshirt with long sleeves
- suspirium iaculatoriumshock sigh, deep sigh
- spartea, sparteae fshoe made of broom
- sutor, sutoris mshoemaker, cobbler, patcher up of things
- sutrina, sutrinae fshoemaker’s shop, cobbler’s stall
- sutrina, sutrinae fshoemaker’s trade
- sutrinum, sutrini nshoemaker’s work, shoemaker’s trade
- spicor 1shoot out ears, put forth ears
- sidera deciduashooting stars
- sententiola, sententiolae fshort sentence, little sentence, maxim, aphorism
- suppressus, suppressa, suppressumShort, subdued, low
- scapulae, scapularum fshoulder blades
- scutula opertashoulder blades
- significo 1show by signs, show, point out, express, publish, make known, indicate, intimate, notify, signify, betoken, prognosticate, foreshow, portend, mean, call, name, mean, import, signify
- submonstro 1show privily
- spectaclum, spectacli nshow, sight, spectacle
- spectaculum, spectaculi nshow, sight, spectacle, public sight or show, stageplay, spectacle, the seats of the spectators, seats, theatre, wonder, miracle
- specioseshowily, handsomely, splendidly
- sorex, soricis mshrew-mouse
- sibus, siba, sibumshrewd, smart, clever
- sciteshrewdly, cleverly, skilfully, adroitly, nicely, tastefully, elegantly
- secludo 3shut off, shut in a separate place, shut up, seclude, sunder, remove, separate
- signatus, signata, signatumshut up, guarded, preserved, unharmed, intact, pure, plain, clear, manifest
- sibilatio, sibilationis fsibilation, hissing
- sifo, sifonis msibilation, hissing
- sicinnium, sicinnii nsicinnis dance
- secula, seculae fsickle
- subcerno 3sift through, sift, shake up, agitate
- succerno 3sift through, sift, shake up, agitate
- superincerno 3sift upon
- suspiratus, suspiratus msighing, sigh
- signifer, signifera, signiferumsign bearing, imagebearing, bearing signs, bearing figures, bearing, adorned with images, painted with images
- symbolum, symboli nsign or mark by which one gives another to understand any thing, token, symbol
- strena, strenae fsign, prognostic, omen, new-year’s present
- strenua, strenuae fsign, prognostic, omen, new-year’s present
- significatus, significatus msign, token, prognostic, eaning, import, signification, name, appellation
- subscriptor, subscriptoris msigner of an accusation, joint-signer of an accusation, one who subscribes to any thing, one who assents to any thing, favorer, approver
- significator, significatoris msignificator
- subnotatio, subnotationis fsigning underneath, subscription, signature
- sigla, siglorum nsigns of abbreviation, abbreviations
- silentersilently
- siricārius, siricārii msilk dealer
- sericarius, sericarii msilk dealers
- serici, sericorum msilk dealers
- stultiloquentia, stultiloquentiae fsilly talk, babbling, stultiloquence
- stultiloquium, stultiloquii nsilly talk, babbling, stultiloquence
- serrati, serratorum msilver coins notched on the edge
- spuma argentisilver-spume, litharge of silver
- stultividus, stultivida, stultividumsimple-sighted, that sees things in a foolish light
- simplarius, simplaria, simplariumsimple
- simplĭcabĭlis, simplĭcabĭlesimple
- simplus, simpla, simplumsimple
- simplex, simplicissimple, plain, uncompounded, unmixed, without, dissimulation, open, frank, straightforward, direct, guileless, artless, honest, sincere, ingenuous
- simplicitas, simplicitatis fsimpleness, simplicity, plainness, frankness, openness, artlessness, innocence, honesty, candor, directness, ingenuousness, naturalness
- simplicitersimply, plainly, straightforwardly, naturally, directly, utterly, without reserve, plainly, openly, frankly, artlessly, ingenuously, uprightly, honestly, candidly
- simplicitussimply, plainly, straightforwardly, naturally, directly, utterly, without reserve, plainly, openly, frankly, artlessly, ingenuously, uprightly, honestly, candidly
- succano 3sing to, accompany, accord, agree
- succino 3sing to, accompany, accord, agree
- solicanus, solicana, solicanumsinging alone
- singularius, singularia, singulariumsingle, separate, alone of its kind, peculiar, remarkable, extraordinary, singular
- singillarius, singillaria, singillariumsingle, simple
- sinistratus, sinistrata, sinistratumsinistral, on the left
- sedeo 2sink down, settle down, subside
- sedeo 2sink, lie low, be in the valley, be in the plain
- subsiduus, subsidua, subsiduumsinking down, settling
- succiduus, succidua, succiduumsinking down, sinking, failing, faltering, trembling
- subsidentia, subsidentiae fsinking down, subsidence, settling, sediment
- submersio, submersionis fsinking, drowning, submersion
- sipho, siphonis m (siphon, siphonis m)siphon, little pipe to suck drinks through, drinking tube, kind of fireengine
- sipo, siponis msiphon, little pipe to suck drinks through, drinking tube, kind of fireengine
- sorbilosippingly, poorly, sparely
- soror, sororis fsister, cousin, daughter of a father’s brother, female friend, playmate, companion, female Christians
- sororicidium, sororicidii nsister's murder
- subsido 3sit down, crouch down, squat, set one’s self down, settle down, sink down, sink, settle, subside, establish one’s self in a place, to remain sitting, remain, abide, stay, ran aground
- sedeo 2sit in council, sit in court, sit on the bench
- sessito 1sit much, sit long
- supersido 3sit on top of something
- sedeo 2sit, sit close, sit tight, hold fast, hang fast, be fast, be firm, be fixed, be immovable, be settled, be established
- suprasedeo 2sitting on it
- sessus, sessus msitting
- sessimonium, sessimonii nsitting, session, assembly
- sessio, sessionis fsittingbath, sitz bath
- suburbicarius, suburbicaria, suburbicariumsituated near Rome, suburban
- suburbanus, suburbana, suburbanumsituated near the city of Rome, suburban
- superficiarius, superficiaria, superficiariumsituated on another man’s land, superficiary
- seni deni, senae denae, sena denasix each, for sex, six
- senipes, senipedissix footed, senarian
- sesceni, sescenae, sescenasix hundred each
- sescenteni, sescentenae, sescentenasix hundred each
- sescenties (sescentiens),six hundred times, six hundred times a hundred thousand
- sescenti, sescentae, sescentasix hundred, thousand, an immense number, an innumerable quantity, any amount
- sexies (sexiens)six times
- sextosix times
- sexsix
- sedecennis, sedecennesixteen years old
- sextus decimus, sexta decima, sextum decimumsixteenth
- sextusdecimus, sextadecima, sextumdecimumsixteenth
- sextans, sextantis msixth part of an as, the sixth part of a twelve part whole, sixth part of the number six, unity, one
- sextula, sextulae fsixth part of an uncia
- sextilis, sextilesixth
- sextus, sexta, sextumsixth
- sextaneus, sextanea, sextaneumsixth, of six, containing six
- sexagesimus, sexagesima, sexagesimumsixtieth
- sexageni, sexagenae, sexagenasixty each
- sestertium sexagienssixty times a hundred thousand sesterces, six millions of sesterces
- sexagienssixty times
- sexagiessixty times
- sollerterskilfully, dexterously, shrewdly, sagaciously, ingeniously
- sollertia, sollertiae fskill, shrewdness, quickness of mind, ingenuity, dexterity, adroitness, expertness, quickness
- sollers, sollertisskilled, skilful, clever, dexterous, adroit, expert, ingenious, sagacious, intelligent, inventive
- scortum, scorti nskin, hide
- siser, siseris nskirwort, skirret
- stloppus, stloppi mslap
- sericaria, sericariae fslave who took care of silk
- serva, servae fslave, servant, serf, female slave, maid servant
- servitus, servitutis fslavery, serfdom, service, servitud, subjection
- servitudo, servitudinis fslavery, servitude
- serviliterslavish, servile
- somniger, somnigera, somnigerumsleep-bringing
- soporus, sopora, soporumsleep-bringing, causing sleep, heavy with sleep, drowsy, dozy
- soporifer, soporifera, soporiferumsleep-bringing, inducing sleep, sleepy, drowsy
- somnifer, somnifera, somniferumsleep-bringing, soporific, somniferous, causing torpidity, deadly
- somnus, somni msleep, sloth, drowsiness, inactivity, slumber, idleness
- somnolentersleepily
- somnulentersleepily
- somniculosesleepily, lazily, sluggishly
- somnolentia, somnolentiae fsleepiness, drowsiness, somnolence
- somnulentia, somnulentiae fsleepiness, drowsiness, somnolence
- somnolentus, somnolenta, somnolentumsleepy, drowsy, dozy, somnolent
- somnulentus, somnulenta, somnulentumsleepy, drowsy, dozy, somnolent
- somniosus, somniosa, somniosumsleepy, overcome by sleep
- sectivus, sectiva, sectivumsliceable, cutable
- submotatio, submotationis fslight motion
- summotatio, summotationis fslight motion
- sublestus, sublesta, sublestumslight, trifling, trivial
- subcoloratus, subcolorata, subcoloratumslightly browned, slightly darker
- subcroceus, subcrocea, subcroceumslightly crocus-coloured, reddish yellowish
- subsolvo 3slightly dissolve
- substīllus, substīlla, substīllumslightly dropping, dribbling
- subaquilinus, subaquilina, subaquilinumslightly eagle-like, slightly downward curved
- subauratus, subaurata, subauratumslightly gilt
- subraucus, subrauca, subraucumslightly hoarse, hoarsish
- sublimus, sublima, sublimumslightly squinting, little cross-eyed
- subrectus, subrecta, subrectumslightly straight, slightly erect, rather straight, nearly straight
- surrectus, surrecta, surrectumslightly straight, slightly erect, rather straight, nearly straight
- scutale, scutalis nslingshot belt
- subtrahor 3slip away
- subvexus , subvexa, subvexumsloping upwards
- Slovacensis, Slovacenseslovak, slovakian
- Slovacus, Slovaca, Slovacumslovak, slovakian
- spissigradus, spissigrada, spissigradumslow-paced
- segneslow, tardy, slack, dilatory, lingering, sluggish, inactive, unenergetic, lazy
- segnis, segneslow, tardy, slack, dilatory, lingering, sluggish, inactive, unenergetic, lazy
- segniter (segne)slow, tardy, slack, dilatory, lingering, sluggish, inactive, unenergetic, lazy
- segnipes, segnipedis mslowfool
- spissoslowly, late
- segnitia, segnitiae fslowness, tardiness, dilatoriness, sluggishness, inactivity
- segnities, segnitiei fslowness, tardiness, dilatoriness, sluggishness, inactivity
- supersorbeo 2slurp it over
- sphaerula, sphaerulae fsmall ball, small sphere
- scutella, scutellae fsmall bowl
- speculum, speculi n (2)small cave
- scyphulus, scyphuli msmall cup
- scypulus, scypuli msmall cup
- sorbitiuncula, sorbitiunculae fsmall draught
- semipiscina, semipiscinae fsmall fishpond
- securicularius, securicularii msmall hatchet maker
- simpulum, simpuli nsmall ladle
- sugillatiuncula, sugillatiunculae fsmall livid spot
- sextarialis, sextarialis fsmall measure, pint
- sextariolus, sextarioli msmall measure, pint
- sparum, spari nsmall missile weapon with a curved blade, a huntingspear
- serrula, serrulae fsmall saw
- smaris, smaridis fsmall seafish of inferior quality
- scutulum, scutuli nsmall shield
- stater, stateris msmall silver coin of the Jews, of the value of four drachmae
- soccellus, soccelli msmall soccus
- socculus, socculi msmall soccus
- spatiolum, spatioli nsmall space
- strigilecula, strigileculae fsmall strigil
- strumella, strumellae fsmall struma
- summula, summulae fsmall sum
- spirula, spirulae fsmall twisted cake, small twisted cracknel
- spheniscos, sphenisci msmall wedge
- strophiolum, strophioli nsmall wreath or chaplet
- sciolus, scioli msmatterer, sciolist
- superunguo 3smear over, anoint over
- superillino 3smear over, besmear, anoint with a thing, smear a thing over another, spread a thing over another
- superinungo 3smear over, besmear, anoint with any thing
- superlinitio, superlinitionis fsmearing over
- superunctio, superunctionis fsmearing over, anointing over
- subolfacio 5smell out, perceive by the scent
- subolet alicuismell, scent, perceive any thing, perceive, detect
- subolet mihismell, scent, perceive any thing, perceive, detect
- subrideo 2smile
- subrisio, subrisionis fsmile, smiling
- saucius, saucia, sauciumsmitten, injured, enfeebled, ill, sick, distempered, offended, injured
- suffumo 1smoke a little, reek a little
- serpens, serpentis csnake, serpent, louse
- serpentaria, serpentariae fsnakeweed
- subripio 5snatch away secretly, take away secretly, withdraw privily, steal, pilfer, purloin
- surripio 5snatch away secretly, take away secretly, withdraw privily, steal, pilfer, purloin
- surrupio 5snatch away secretly, take away secretly, withdraw privily, steal, pilfer, purloin
- subripo 3snatch away secretly, take away secretly, withdraw, privily, steal, pilfer, purloin
- sternuto 1sneeze
- sternuo 3sneeze, sputter, crackle, sneeze out, give by sneezing
- sternutamentum, sternutamenti nsneezing
- sternumentum, sternumenti nsneezing, means of provoking sneezing, sneezing-powder
- sternutatio, sternutationis fsneezing, sternutation
- sternutus, sternutus msneezing, sternutation
- sterto 3snore
- superbius appellorsnub sb,
- sicutso as, just as, as, inasmuch as, since, as for instance
- sicin?so, thus
- sicine?so, thus
- sicso, thus, in this manner, in that manner, in such a manner, in the same way, in the same manner, in like manner, likewise, to this extent, to this degree, to such a degree, in this state, in that state, in this condition, in that condition, in such a condition
- steatitis, steatitidis fsoapstone, steatite
- singultus, singultus msobbing, speech interrupted by sobs, hiccups, rattling in the throat, clucking, croaking, gurgling
- sobrio 1sober, make sober
- Socialis Democratica Factio GermaniaeSocial Democratic Party of Germany (SPD)
- sociodemocraticus, sociodemocratica, sociodemocraticumsocial democratic
- sociofraudus, sociofraudi msocial fraudsters
- socialitersocially, for the sake of company
- societas fiscales telecommunicationem inter argentarias mundi moderans (SWIFT)Society for Worldwide Interbank Financel Telecommunication (SWIFT)
- succentio, succentionis fsoft sound, reverberation
- submissimsoftly, gently, calmly, not loudly, in a low voice
- summissimsoftly, gently, calmly, not loudly, in a low voice
- submissesoftly, gently, calmly, not loudly, not harshly, calmly, quietly, modestly, humbly, submissively
- summissesoftly, gently, calmly, not loudly, not harshly, calmly, quietly, modestly, humbly, submissively
- sordidulus, sordidula, sordidulumsoiled, smutched, low, mean, vile
- solis defectiosolar eclipse
- superventor, superventoris msoldier employed in sudden attacks
- sesquiplaris, sesquiplaris msoldier who received a ration and a half
- sesquiplarius, sesquiplarii msoldier who received a ration and a half
- sesquiplicarius, sesquiplicarii msoldier who received a ration and a half
- sextadecumani, sextadecumanorum msoldiers of the sixteenth legion
- sextani, sextanorum msoldiers of the sixth legion
- sponsio, sponsionis fsolemn promise, solemn engagement, promise, guarantee, security, sponsion, bet, betting, sum of money deposited according to agreement, stake
- sollemnizo 1solemnize
- sollempnizo 1solemnize
- soldum, soldi nsolid substance, solidity, whole sum
- solidum, solidi nsolid substance, solidity, whole sum
- solidipēs, solidipedissolid-footed, whole-hoofed
- soliditas, soliditatis fsolidness, solidity, thickness, firmness, solid masse, the whole, the entirety
- soliloquus, soliloqua, soliloquumsoliloquizing
- solitatimsolitarily
- subabsurdus, subabsurda, subabsurdumsomewhat absurd, rather absurd, pretty inconsistent
- subabsurdesomewhat absurdly
- subambiguesomewhat ambiguously
- subiratus, subirata, subiratumsomewhat angry
- substomachor 1somewhat angry, somewhat vexed
- submorosus, submorosa, submorosumsomewhat annoying, somewhat morose, somewhat grumpy
- summorosus, summorosa, summorosumsomewhat annoying, somewhat morose, somewhat grumpy
- subamara, subamarorum nsomewhat bitter things
- subamarus, subamara, subamarumsomewhat bitter, bitterish
- subamaresomewhat bitterly
- subniger, subnigra, subnigrumsomewhat black, blackish, slightly black
- subcruentus, subcruenta, subcruentumsomewhat bloody
- succruentus, succruenta, succruentumsomewhat bloody
- subcaeruleus, subcaerulea, subcaeruleumsomewhat blue, bluish
- subcoeruleus, subcoerulea, subcoeruleumsomewhat blue, bluish
- sublividus, sublivida, sublividumsomewhat blue, bluish
- suffusculus, suffuscula, suffusculumsomewhat brown, brownish
- suffuscus, suffusca, suffuscumsomewhat brown, brownish, dusky
- subtusus, subtusa, subtusumsomewhat bruised
- subcautesomewhat cautious, slightly cautious, rather cautious
- subnubilus, subnubila, subnubilumsomewhat cloudy, somewhat overcast, rather gloomy
- subrusticus, subrustica, subrusticumsomewhat clownish, somewhat rustic
- subrusticesomewhat clownishly
- subdolesomewhat craftily, somewhat cunningly, somewhat deceitfully
- subdolus, subdola, subdolumsomewhat crafty, somewhat cunning, somewhat sly, somewhat subtle, somewhat deceptive, somewhat deceitful
- subcrispus, subcrispa, subcrispumsomewhat curled, frizzled, crisped
- succrispus , succrispa, succrispumsomewhat curled, somewhat frizzled, somewhat crisped
- subcurvus, subcurva, subcurvumsomewhat curved
- surdaster, surdastra, surdastrumsomewhat deaf, hard of hearing
- subdifficilis, subdifficilesomewhat difficult
- subaquilus, subaquila, subaquilumsomewhat dusky, brownish, tawny
- subinanis, subinanesomewhat empty, somewhat vain
- subdebilitatus, subdebilitata, subdebilitatumsomewhat enfeebled, somewhat debilitated, somewhat discouraged, rather spiritless
- suppinguis, suppinguesomewhat fat, fatty
- suffermentatus, suffermentata, suffermentatumsomewhat fermented
- subviridis, subviridesomewhat green, greenish
- subdurus, subdura, subdurumsomewhat hard, hardish
- substrido 3somewhat hiss, somewhat crunch
- subcontumeliosesomewhat insolently, somewhat contumeliously
- subridiculesomewhat laughably, rather humorously
- sublucidus, sublucida, sublucidumsomewhat light, lightish
- subsimilis, subsimilesomewhat like, partly similar
- subturpiculus, subturpicula, subturpiculumsomewhat mean, somewhat disgraceful
- subturpis, subturpesomewhat mean, somewhat disgraceful
- subhumidus, subhumida, subhumidumsomewhat moist
- subumidus, subumida, subumidumsomewhat moist
- subobscurus, subobscura, subobscurumsomewhat obscure
- subobscuresomewhat obscurely
- subdolens, subdolentissomewhat painful
- suppallidus, suppallida, suppallidum somewhat pale, palish
- subadrogantersomewhat proudly, somewhat arrogantly
- subarroganter (subadroganter)somewhat proudly, somewhat arrogantly
- subinflatus, subinflata, subinflatumsomewhat puffed up, somewhat inflated
- subrancidus, subrancida, subrancidumsomewhat rank, slightly tainted
- subcrudus, subcruda, subcrudumsomewhat raw, half raw, parboiled
- succrudus, succruda, succrudumsomewhat raw, half raw, parboiled, not fully ripe
- subrobeus, subrobea, subrobeumsomewhat red, reddish
- subrubeus, subrubea, subrubeumsomewhat red, reddish
- subrubicundus, subrubicunda, subrubicundumsomewhat red, somewhat ruddy, reddish
- subrufus, subrufa, subrufumsomewhat reddish, red-haired
- subrutilus, subrutila, subrutilumsomewhat reddish, somewhat ruddy
- subrefectus, subrefecta, subrefectumsomewhat restored, reasonably restored
- subhorridus, subhorrida, subhorridumsomewhat rough, roughish
- subagrestis, subagrestesomewhat rustic, rather boorish
- subtristis, subtristesomewhat sad, somewhat sorrowful, slightly saddened
- subsalsus, subsalsa, subsalsumsomewhat salt, brackish
- suboccultesomewhat secretly, somewhat privately
- suboccultesomewhat secretly, somewhat privately, rather underhand, a little on the sly
- subimpudens, subimpudentissomewhat shameless, somewhat impudent
- subacer, subacris, subacresomewhat sharp
- subscruposus, subscruposa, subscruposumsomewhat sharp, somewhat critical
- subtabidus, subtabida, subtabidumsomewhat shrunken
- subobscaenus, subobscaena, subobscaenumsomewhat smutty, somewhat obscene
- subobscenus, subobscena, subobscenumsomewhat smutty, somewhat obscene
- submaestus, submaesta, submaestumsomewhat sorrowful
- submoestus, submoesta, submoestumsomewhat sorrowful
- subacidus, subacida, subacidumsomewhat sour, sourish
- subbalbesomewhat stammeringly
- subtacitus, subtacita, subtacitumsomewhat still, silent
- subargutulus, subargutula, subargutulumsomewhat subtle, tolerably keen
- subdulcis, subdulcesomewhat sweet, sweetish
- subinsulsus, subinsulsa, subinsulsumsomewhat tasteless, somewhat insipid
- subcrassulus, subcrassula, subcrassulumsomewhat thick, thickish
- spinosulus, spinosula, spinosulumsomewhat thorny, obscure, confused
- subtremulus, subtremula, subtremulumsomewhat tremulous
- submolestus, submolesta, submolestumsomewhat troublesome, somewhat vexatious
- subindignantersomewhat unwilling, rather reluctant
- subodiosus, subodiosa, subodiosumsomewhat vexatious, somewhat odious
- subvolturius, subvolturia, subvolturiumsomewhat vulture-like
- subvulturius, subvulturia, subvulturiumsomewhat vulture-like
- subdebilis, subdebilesomewhat weak, somewhat enfeebled
- subalbens, subalbentissomewhat white, whitish
- subalbicans, subalbicantissomewhat white, whitish
- subalbulus, subalbula, subalbulumsomewhat white, whitish
- subcandidus, subcandida, subcandidumsomewhat white, whitish
- subluteus, sublutea, subluteumsomewhat yellow, yellowish
- sicinium, sicinii nsong of a single person, solo
- sincinium, sincinii nsong of a single person, solo
- supersonitus, supersonitus msonic boom
- serius aut citiussooner or later
- serius ociussooner or later
- solacium, solacii nsoothing, assuaging, a comfort, relief, consolation, solace, compensation, indemnification
- solatium, solatii nsoothing, assuaging, a comfort, relief, consolation, solace, compensation, indemnification
- suasum, suasi n (1)sooty brown stain
- sophista, sophistae msophist
- sophistes, sophistae msophist
- sophisticus, sophistica, sophisticum sophistic, sophistical
- sophismatĭus, sophismatĭa, sophismatĭumsophistical
- sophisticesophistically
- sterelytis, sterelytidis fsort of scum or litharge of silver
- subtinnio 4sound a little, tinkle
- superinstrepo 3sound above
- sonus impressussound recording
- succentivus, succentiva, succentivumsounding to, accompanying
- sonax, sonacissounding, noisy
- sonus, sona, sonumsounding, resounding
- subvespertinus, subvespertini msouthwest wind
- subvesperus, subvesperi msouthwest-by-west wind
- superanus, superani msovereign
- summa potestassovereignty
- subsero 3 [2]sow after, plant after, plant secretly, distribute secretly
- supersemino 1sow upon, sow over
- supersero 3sow upon, sow over, sow in addition
- sonchos, sonchi msow-thistle
- suminata, suminatae fsow
- semino 1sow, beget, engender, procreate, plant, propagate, disseminate
- sero 3 (2)sow, plant, beget, bring forth, produce, sow the seeds of any thing, found, establish, scatter, disseminate, propagate, cause, occasion, excite
- sementātio, sementātionis fsowing, the seed sown
- specillum spatialespace probe
- siderale instrumentum exploratoriumspace probe, spacecraft
- siderale instrumentum speculatoriumspace probe, spacecraft
- scudicia, scudiciae fspade
- spithama, spithamae fspan
- subsiciva operaspare time, leisure hours, odd hours
- scintilla, scintillae fspark
- scintilla, scintillae fspark, glimmer, faint trace
- scintillosus, scintillosa, scintillosumsparking
- scintillo 1sparkle, glitter, glow, gleam, flash
- scintillatio, scintillationis fsparkling
- scintillae ab ore absistuntsparks fly from the eyes
- struthea, strutheorum nsparrow-apples
- struthopus, struthopodis csparrow-footed, having small feet
- spatha, spathae fspattle, spatula, a broad two-edged sword without a point, a spathe of a palmtree, a kind of tree, called also elate
- sirbenus, sirbena, sirbenumspeaking confusedly
- subtililoquus, subtililoqua, subtililoquumspeaking finely, speaking elegantly
- sermo, sermonis mspeaking with any one, talking with any one, talk, conversation, discourse, disputation, discussion, speech, language of conversation, common talk, manner of speaking, mode of expression, language, style, diction
- squatina, squatinae fspecies of shark, angel-fish, skate
- squatus, squati mspecies of shark, angel-fish, skate
- scopa, scopae f (2)speculation, theory
- sollicitudo cursualisspeed in running
- superimpendo 3spend upon any thing, exhaust upon any thing
- sumptuosus, sumptuosi mspendthrift, squanderer
- spatium agendisphere of action, range of action, area of influence, area of action, area of action, span width
- sphaerica, sphaericae fspherics, science of heavenly motions
- sphincter, sphincteris msphincter, muscle of the anus
- species, specierum fspices, drugs
- spinacia, spinaciae fspinach
- spiritalitas, spiritalitatis fspirituality
- spiritualitas, spiritualitatis fspirituality
- spiritaliterspiritually
- spiritualiterspiritually
- sputo 1spit, spit out
- spuo 3spit, spit out, spew
- sputum, sputi nspit, spittle, saliva, sputum, vomit
- sputus, sputus mspitting
- sputamen, sputaminis nspittle
- sputamentum, sputamenti nspittle
- spectatesplendidly, excellently
- splenites, splenitae msplenetic person
- spleniticus splenitici msplenetic, hypochondriac
- scindula, scindulae fsplit of wood, piece of wood, shingle
- scissus, scissa, scissumsplit, cleft, divided
- spondeadeus, spondeadea, spondeadeumspondaic
- spongea, spongeae fsponge
- spongos, spongi msponge
- spongius, spongia, spongiumspongy
- spongeosus, spongeosa, spongeosumspongy, porous
- spongiosus, spongiosa, spongiosumspongy, porous
- spathomele, spathomeles fspoon-shaped probe, spatula probe
- spatomele, spatomeles fspoon-shaped probe, spatula probe
- societas athleticasports association, sports club
- societas gymnicasports association, sports club
- sparsus, sparsa, sparsumspread open, spread out
- superstagno 1spread out into a lake
- spando 3spread out, expand
- sterno 3spread out, spread abroad, stretch out, extend, cover, cover over, spread, stretch out by flinging down, throw down, stretch on the ground, throw to the ground, overthrow, prostrate
- superinsterno 3spread over, lay over
- subtersterno 3spread under, strew under
- stragulum, straguli nspread, covering, rug, carpet, mattresscovering for a corpse, horse-cloth, bed-covering, bedspread, covering for a corpse, horse-cloth, blanket, housing
- substratus, substratus mspreading under, laying under
- stratus, stratus mspreading, strewing, horse-cloth
- superemico 1spring over, burst forth over
- suborior 4spring up, arise, proceed
- subsulto 1spring up, leap, jump, hop
- subsilio 4spring upwards, leap up, leap into
- sparsio, sparsionis fsprinkling, scattering
- suboles, subolis fsprout, shoot, offshoot, twig, spray, offspring, progeny, posterity, issue, stock, race, lineage
- saxigenus, saxigena, saxigenumsprung from stone
- speculor 1spy out, watch, observe, examine, explore, watch for, look around
- speculatoria, speculatoriae fspy-boat
- speculatio, speculationis fspying out, exploration, observation, contemplation, speculation
- suppaetulus, suppaetula, suppaetulumsquinting somewhat, having a little cast, having a little squint
- strabus, straba, strabumsquinting
- sciurus, sciuri msquirrel
- stabularius, stabularii mstable-boy, hostler, tavern-keeper, stable-keeper
- stadium, stadii nstade, stadium, distance of 125 paces, racecourse for foot-racing, contest
- scipio, scipionis mstaff, rod
- subtitubo 1stagger a little, totter a little, waver a little
- septicus, septica, septicumstaining
- scalarius, scalarii mstairmaker
- sublica, sublicae fstake driven into the ground, pile driven into the ground, palisade, pile for a bridge
- stilus, stili mstake, pale, style, setting down in writing, composing, composition, practice of composing, manner of writing, mode of composition, manner of speaking, mode of expression, style in speaking, decision, verdict, opinion
- sudis, sudis fstake, pile, kind of pike
- scopio, scopionis mstalk of grapes, pedicle of grapes
- stipula, stipulae fstalk, stem, blade, halm, straw, stubble
- spe pacis aliquem attineostall someone with hopes for peace
- supplodo 3stamp the foot, clap in token of applause, applaud, tread under foot, destroy
- supplosio pedisstamping with the feet
- superor 1stand back, stay behind
- superadsto 1stand over
- superasto 1stand over
- sto 1stand still, remain standing, stand upright, stand firm, stand immovable, last, remain, continue, stuck fast, remaine fixed, tarry, linger, hold out, stand one’s ground, stand firm, stand unshaken, endure, persevere, persist, abide
- substo 1stand under, stand among, be under, be among, be present, stand firm, hold out
- supersto 1stand upon, stand over, survive
- sisto 3 (intr.)stand, rest, be placed, appear in court, appear, present one’s self, stand still, remain, not to go any farther
- stabilitas, stabilitatis fstanding fast, standingfirm, steadfastness, firmness, durability, immovability, stability
- statibus, statiba, statibumstanding still, stationary
- stativus, stativa, stativumstanding still, stationary, belonging to posts, belonging to stations, belonging to quarters
- stationalis, stationalestanding still, stationary, fixed
- stationarius, stationaria, stationariumstanding still, stationary, fixed
- stabulum, stabuli nstanding-place, abode, habitation, dwelling, stall, stable, enclosure, herds, flocks, droves, dwelling like a stable, cottage, hut, public-house, pothouse, tavern, hostelry, brothel, house of ill-fame
- sterigmos, sterigmi mstanding-still of a planet
- statio, stationis fstanding, standing still, firm posture, place, position, station, watch, guard, station, office, position, anchorage, roadstead, road, bay, inlet, place of residence, post, post-station, post-house, religious meeting, assembly
- siccaria canistrastands for wine cups
- stellifer, stellifera, stelliferumstar-bearing, starry
- stelliger, stelligera, stelligerumstar-bearing, starry
- stella, stellae fstar, comet, constellation, sun, meteor, shooting-star, starfish, glowworm
- sturnus, sturni mstarling, star
- sidus, sideris nStars united in a figure, a group of stars, a constellation, sky, heavens, a very great height, ornament, pride, glory, season of the year, climate, weather
- statale concilium inquisitoriumstate investigative committee, state committee of inquiry, state investigation commission
- spadonatus, spadonatus mstate of a spado, impotency
- stativa castrastationary camp, a camp where an army halts for a long while
- stativa, stativorum nstationary camp, restingplace, stopping-place, quarters
- stabilimen, stabiliminis nstay, support, stabiliment, fixation, stabilization, underpinning, strengthening, securing
- suffuror 1steal secretly, steal away, filch
- suppilo 1steal, underhand, filch, pilfer, purloin, rob, strip, pluck, fleece
- serotinus, serotina, serotinumstealing late
- subreptio, subreptionis f (2)stealing, purloining, theft
- statera, staterae fsteelyard, balance, pole-bar of a chariot, kind of platter, value of a thing
- serraculum, serraculi nsteering oar, rudder
- superingredior 3step over something
- supergradior 5step over, walk over, go over
- subhaereo 2stick under, stick behind, cleave, adhere to a thing
- squalor, squaloris mstiffness, roughness, dirtiness, filthiness, foulness, squalor, lowest rank
- syringianus, syringiana, syringianumstill sucking at one's mother
- syringnatus, syringnata, syringnatumstill sucking at one's mother
- semina coactastill undivided elements
- silens, silentisstill, calm, quiet, silent
- silentiosestilly, silently
- suscitabulum, suscitabuli nstimulant, incitement
- stinguo 3sting
- stapia, stapiae fstirrup
- societas, societatis fstock corporation, public limited company
- Stoicus, Stoica, StoicumStoic, belonging to the Stoic philosophy , belonging to the Stoics
- Stoicus, Stoici mStoic, Stoic philosopher
- subrepticius, subrepticia, subrepticiumstolen
- subrupticius, subrupticia, subrupticiumstolen
- surrupticius, surrupticia, surrupticiumstolen, surreptitious, concealed, clandestine
- saxifragus, saxifraga, saxifragumstone breaking, stone crushing
- syrites, syritae mstone found in the bladder of the wolf
- saxifer, saxifera, saxiferumstone, bearing
- sculptor, sculptoris mstonecutter
- scultor, scultoris mstonecutter
- saxitas, saxitatis fstony nature, stoniness
- saxositas, saxositatis fstony nature, stoniness
- saxeus, saxea, saxeumstony
- saxosus, saxosa, saxosumstony
- subsisto 3stop, halt, pause, stay, continue, remain, subsist, come to a stop, cease, sustain, support, stand by, make resistance, make a stand against, withstand, encounter any one
- spissamentum, spissamenti nstopple, plug
- substillum lōtiumstrangury, urinary retention
- storea, storeae fstraw-mat, rush-mat, rope-mat
- storia, storiae fstraw-mat, rush-mat, rope-mat
- stramen, straminis nstraw, litter spread under any thing
- statuo 3strengthen, support, constitute, appoint, create, fix, decide, determine, settle, bring about, choose, make a decision, conclude, determine, be convinced, judge, declare as a judgment, be of opinion, hold
- supertendo 3stretch above, strain above
- superextendo 3stretch over, cause to cover, stretch excessively
- subtendo 3stretch underneath, extend underneath
- stratus, strata, stratumstretched out, lying down, prostrate
- superspargo 3strew over, sprinkle over
- superspergo 3strew over, sprinkle over
- supersterno 3strew upon, spread upon, spread over, cover over
- spergo 3strew
- substerno 3strew, scatter, spread, lay under, lay beneath, spread underneath, lay as a ground-color, furnish, bestrew, spread over, cover any thing, spread out, submit for examination, submit for acceptance, give up, surrender, prostitute
- sittybus, sittybi mstrip of parchment, attached to a roll or book, bearing the title and the author’s name
- spolio 1strip, deprive of covering, rob of clothing, rob, plunder, pillage, spoil, deprive, despoil
- studium veri reperiendistriving for truth
- stropha, strophae fstrophe, trick, artific
- strophe, strophes fstrophe, trick, artific
- stupidus, stupida, stupidumstruck senseless, confounded, amazed, senseless, , dull, stupid, foolish, stolid
- studiosus, studiosi mstudious man, the learned, student
- summo studio in litteris versorstudy eagerly
- suffarcino 1stuff full, cram, deck, adorn, enrich
- sicium, sicii nstuffing, force meat, dish of minced meat
- stupens, stupentisstunned, puzzled, astonished, baffled
- stupefactus, stupefacta, stupefactumstupefied, stunned
- stolidestupidly, stolidly
- Stygialis, StygialeStygian
- subcornicularius, subcornicularii msub-adjutant, second adjutant
- subdiacon, subdiaconis msub-deacon
- subconsciens, subconscientissubconscious
- subconscientia, subconscientiae fSubconscious
- subconscius, subconscia, subconsciumsubconscious
- subconscientersubconsciously
- subcurator, subcuratoris msubcurator
- subcutaneus, subcutanea, subcutaneumsubcutaneous
- subdiaconus, subdiaconi msubdeacon
- subdiaconatus, subdiaconatus msubdeaconry, ministry of subdeacon
- subdisiunctivus, subdisiunctiva, subdisiunctivumsubdisjunctive
- subdivido 3subdivide
- subdivisio, subdivisionis fsubdivision
- suboptio, suboptionis msubhelper, subassistant
- subiectum, subiecti nsubject
- subiectivesubjectively
- subinscribo 3subjoin
- subindo 3subjoin, add
- subinferosubjoin, add
- subiugatio, subiugationis fsubjugation, submission
- submagister, submagistri mSubmanager, Subdirector
- summagister, summagistri mSubmanager, Subdirector
- subiectibilis, subiectibilesubmissive
- subalternatimsubordinate to one another
- subalternus, subalterna, subalternumsubordinate to one another
- subordinatus, subordinata, subordinatumsubordinated
- subiecti, subiectorum msubordinates, inferiors
- subordinativus, subordinativa, subordinativumsubordinating
- subordinatio, subordinationis fsubordination
- subsignatio, subsignationis fsubscription, signature, firm promise, assurance
- subsistentia, subsistentiae fsubstance, reality
- substantivalis, substantivalesubstantive, substantial
- subditicius, subditicia, subditiciumsubstituted, supposititious, spurious, counterfeit
- subdititius, subdititia, subdititiumsubstituted, supposititious, spurious, counterfeit
- subditivus , subditiva, subditivumsubstituted, supposititious, spurious, counterfeit
- suburbium, suburbii nsuburb
- subversio, subversionis fsubversion
- sectacula, sectaculorum nsuccession in birth, descent, lineage
- sic esse solent hominessuch is the course of the world
- sugo 3suck, exhaust, imbib
- succo, succonis msucker
- suctus, suctus msucking
- subitum, subiti nsudden thing, unexpected thing, sudden occurrence
- subitaneus, subitanea, subitaneumsudden
- subitesuddenly, unexpectedly, without preparation, extempore
- subitosuddenly, unexpectedly, without preparation, extempore
- subitatio, subitationis fsuddenness
- sudorifer, sudorifera, sudoriferumsudorific
- sufficientia, sufficientiae fsufficiency
- sufficiens, sufficientissufficient, adequate
- saturatimsufficiently
- sufficientersufficiently, enough
- saturatimsufficiently, to satiety
- suffocabilis, suffocabilesuffocating
- strangulationes vulvaesuffocation of the womb
- strangulatus vulvaesuffocation of the womb
- suicidatus, suicidatus msuicide
- suicidium, suicidii nsuicide
- sulphure aliquid tangosulfurize
- sulphure suffiosulfurize
- sulphuraria, sulphurariae fsulphur pit, sulphur mine
- sulfure suffiosulphurize
- summa summarumsum of all sums, sum of all things, the universe
- summatim exponosummarize
- summarium, summarii nsummary, epitome, abstract
- summae auctoritatis congressiosummit, summit meeting
- sciothericon, sciotherici nsun dial
- sciotherum, sciotheri nsun dial
- solifer, solifera, soliferumsun-bringing
- sole torridussun-tanned, sunburned, tanned by the sun
- sol, solis msun, sunlight, sunshine, heat of the sun, solar heat, highlight, Sun-god
- solatio, solationis fsunbathing
- solatus, solata, solatumsunburned, sunstruck
- seorsum ab + Abl.sundered, separate, apart
- seorsussundered, separate, apart
- seorsus ab + Abl.sundered, separate, apart
- seorsus, seorsa, seorsumsundered, separate, apart
- separatio, separationis fsundering, severing, separation, division
- solarium, solarii nsundial, a flat house-top, terrace, balcony
- solicatio, solicationis fsunning
- sol occidenssunset
- sorbeo 2sup up, suck in, drink down, swallow, draw in, swallow up, absorb, swallow down, endure, bear, brook
- sorbillo 1sup up, suck in, drink down, swallow, draw in, swallow up, absorb, swallow down, endure, bear, brook
- sorbilo 1sup up, suck in, drink down, swallow, draw in, swallow up, absorb, swallow down, endure, bear, brook
- sorbo 3sup up, suck in, drink down, swallow, draw in, swallow up, absorb, swallow down, endure, bear, brook
- supereffluo 3superabound, be superfluous, be abundantly exalted above
- superabundantia, superabundantiae fsuperabunance
- supereminentia, supereminentiae fsupereminence
- studium tumultuariumsuperficial study
- superficiens, superficientissuperfluous
- superfluitās, superfluitātis fsuperfluous
- superforaneus, superforanea, superforaneumsuperfluous, unnecessary
- superfluesuperfluously
- superfluosuperfluously
- supervacuesuperfluously, uselessly
- supervacuosuperfluously, uselessly
- superlativus, superlativa, superlativumsuperlative, in the superlative degree, hyperbolic, exaggerated
- superlativesuperlatively, in the superlative
- supernumerarius, supernumeraria, supernumerariumsupernumerary
- summitto 3supersede, cherish, court, let down, lower, sink, drop, lower, let down, make lower, reduce, moderate, send secretly, despatch secretly, provide secretly, send off, despatch, supply
- supersonicus, supersonica, supersonicumsupersonic
- superstitiosesuperstitiously, too scrupulously, too nicely, too exactly
- sorbitio, sorbitionis fsupping up, swallowing, drinking
- sorbitium, sorbitii nsupping up, swallowing, drinking, drink, draught
- suppletio, suppletionis fsupplement
- supplex alicui sumsupplicate sb,
- suffectura, suffecturae fsupplying, supplement
- superinducticius, superinducticia, superinducticiumsupposititious
- suppuratorius, suppuratoria, suppuratoriumsuppurating, suppurative
- superanus, superana, superanumsupreme, overruling
- solaerium missilesurface to air missile, ground to air missile
- syringotomium, syringotomiī nsurgical instrument for cutting fistulas
- specillum, specilli nsurgical instrument for examining diseased parts of the body, probe
- superegredior 5surmount
- supernomino 1surname
- supervaleo 2surpass greatly
- supercurro 3surpass, exceed
- saepio 4surround with a hedge, hedge in, fence in, enclose, surround, encircle, hedge up, check, impede, hinder, stop, enclose, encompass
- sepio 4surround with a hedge, hedge in, fence in, enclose, surround, encircle, hedge up, check, impede, hinder, stop, enclose, encompass
- septatus, septata, septatumsurrounded by a bulwark
- saeptatus, saeptata, saeptatumsurrounded by a bulwark, fenced
- stipatus, stipata, stipatumsurrounded, crowded, stuffed
- supravivo 3survive
- suspicionem alicui adiungosuspect someone
- suspector 1suspect
- sustentatrix, sustentatricis fsustainer
- sonus cycniswan voice
- subsudo 1sweat a little
- sudor, sudoris msweat, perspiration, liquid, moisture, toil, severe labor, weariness, fatigue
- sudo 1sweat, perspire, sweat with, perspire with, to be wet with, moist with, drenched in any thing, sweat, drip, distil from any thing, toil, labor hard, exert one’s self, fatigue one’s self, tire one’s self out
- sudabundus, sudabunda, sudabundumsweating
- sudatio, sudationis fsweating, perspiration, sudation, sweatingroom, sudatory
- sudatorium, sudatorii nsweatingbath, sweating-room, sudatory
- scoparius, scoparii msweeper
- suavisonus, suavisona, suavisonumsweet-sounding
- suaviloquens, suaviloquentissweet-spoken, pleasant-speaking
- suaviloquus, suaviloqua, suaviloquumsweet-spoken, pleasant-speaking
- suavidicus, suavidica, suavidicumsweet-spoken, pleasant
- suavidus, suavida, suavidumsweet, pleasant, agreeable, grateful, delightful
- suavis, suavesweet, pleasant, agreeable, grateful, delightful
- suavesweetly, agreeably, pleasantly, delightfully
- suavitersweetly, agreeably, pleasantly, delightfully
- suaviloquentia, suaviloquentiae fsweetness of speech, suaviloquence
- suavitas, suavitatis fsweetness, pleasantness, agreeableness
- suavitudo, suavitudinis fsweetness, pleasantness, agreeableness, delight
- scrofulae, scrofularum fswelling of the glands, swelling of the neck, scrofula
- supernato 1swim above, swim on top, float
- subnato 1swim beneath
- superno 1swim on top
- superenato 1swim over
- subternato 1swim under any thing
- suarius, suarii mswine-herd, swine-dealer
- subulcus, subulci mswine-herd, swineherd, sowherd
- sus, suis cswine, hog, pig, boar, sow
- sybotes, sybotae mswineherd, sowherd
- Sybariticus, Sybaritica, SybariticumSybaritan, lewd, obscene
- syllabatimsyllable by syllable, by syllables
- syllabarum aucepssyllable puncher
- syllaba, syllabae fsyllable
- syllepsis, syllepsis fsyllepsis, grammatical figure, by which one word is referred to another to which it does not grammatically belong
- syllogisticesyllogistically, in syllogisms
- symmeter, symmetra, symmetrumsymmetrical
- symmetros, symmetronsymmetrical
- synchronus, synchroni msynchronic, contemporary
- synecdoche, synecdoches fsynecdoche, a figure of speech
- synonymos, synonymonsynonymous, synonymical
- systematicus, systematica, systematicumsystematic, systematically
- spiritum trahotake a breath, breathe
- subsisto 3take a stand, take a position, stand still, remain standing, stop, halt, stay, tarry, abide, remain in a place, remain alive, make a stand, stand firm, hold out, withstand, oppose, resist
- spatior 1take a walk, walk about, promenade, walk along, go, proceed, spread out, expand
- subduco 3take away secretly, take away by stealth, steal, hide, draw up, cast up, reckon, compute, calculate, balance an account, deliberate
- sumptito 1take much of, take in strong doses
- sumo mihi triplextake three times as much
- suscipio 5take up, catch up, take upon, support, hold up, sustain, defend, undertake, assume, begin, incur, enter upon, undergo, submit to, bear, accept, receive, acknowledge, recognize, get, beget, bear, resume, continue a speech, answer
- succollo 1take upon the neck, take upon the shoulder, shoulder
- sumo 3take, take up, lay hold of, assume, choose, select, claim, arrogate, appropriate to one’s self, get, acquire, receive, use, apply, employ, spend, consume, take for certain, take for granted, assume, maintain, suppose, affirm, take a beginning, bring forward, cite, mention
- sescuplaris, sescuplaretaken once and a half, once and a half as much
- sescuplex, sescuplicistaken once and a half, once and a half as much
- sescuplus, sescupla, sescuplumtaken once and a half, once and a half as much
- sesquiplex, sesquiplicistaken once and a half, once and a half as much
- sesquiplus, sesquipla, sesquiplumtaken once and a half, once and a half as much
- susceptio, susceptionis ftaking in hand, undertaking, acceptance
- sumptio, sumptionis ftaking, premise taken for granted, assumption
- stultiloquus, stultiloqua, stultiloquumtalking foolishly, babbling
- soliloquium, soliloquii ntalking to one’s self, soliloquy, self-talk
- sebaceus, sebacei mtallow candle
- sebacius, sebacii mtallow candle
- scriptura, scripturae ftax paid on public pastures
- stipendium, stipendii ntax, impost, tribute, contribution, Income, subsistence, salary, military service of a year, a year’s service, a campaign, service
- subdoceo 2teach as an assistant, act as an assistant-teacher
- seiuga, seiugae fteam of six horses, chariot drawn by six horses
- seiugae, seiugarum fteam of six horses, chariot drawn by six horses
- seiuges, seiugium mteam of six horses, chariot drawn by six horses
- seiugis, seiugis mteam of six horses, chariot drawn by six horses
- subruo 3tear down below, undermine, dig under, dig out, break down, overthrow, demolish, undermine, subvert, corrupt
- scissura, scissurae ftearing, rending, dividing, rent, cleft, scissure
- scomma, scommatis nteasing, taunting expression, taunt, jeer, scoff, cavil
- sobrietas, sobrietatis ftemperance in drinking, moderation, temperance, continence, reasonableness, prudence
- scortor 1temploy or associate with harlots
- scandalizo 1tempt to evil
- sollicitator, sollicitatoris mtempter, seducer
- scrutillus, scrutilli mtenderloin
- scenoma, scenomatis ntent
- scriptura, scripturae ftestamentary provision
- sufflabilis, sufflabilethat can be breathed, breathable
- strangulabilis, strangulabilethat can be choked, that can be strangled
- servabilis, servabilethat can be kept, that can be preserved, preservable, that can be saved, that can be saved rescued
- scibilis, scibilethat can be known, knowable, discernible
- sensibilis, sensibililethat can be perceived by the senses, sensible, perceptible, endowed with feeling, capable of perceiving
- spoliabilis, spoliabilethat can be stripped off
- scriptilis, scriptilethat can be written
- subsecundarius, subsecundaria, subsecundariumthat comes afterwards, additional
- sputatilicus, sputatilica, sputatilicumthat deserves to be spit at, abominable, detestable
- secutuleius, secutuleia, secutuleiumthat follows after others, that runs after others, man crazy
- succedaneus, succedanea, succedaneumthat follows after, that succeeds to something, that supplies the place of something, substituted, succedaneous
- succidaneus, succidanea, succidaneumthat follows after, that succeeds to something, that supplies the place of something, substituted, succedaneous
- syntrophus, syntrophi mthat has been brought up with another
- subitus, subita, subitumthat has come on suddenly, that has come on unexpectedly, sudden, unexpected
- strabo, strabonis mthat has distorted eyes, one who squints strongly, one who squints strongly, squinter, envious person, jealous person
- significabilis, significabilethat has meaning, significative
- strophosus, strophosa, strophosum (2)that has the gripes
- supellecticarius, supellecticarii mthat have the care of household stuff, that have the care of furniture
- superterrenus, superterrena, superterrenumthat is above the earth, superterrene
- supercaelestis, supercaelestethat is above the heavens, super-celestial
- supercoelestis, supercoelestethat is above the heavens, super-celestial
- supernus, superna, supernumthat is above, on high, upper, celestial, supernal, lofty, standing on high ground, northern
- super, supera, superumthat is above, upper, higher
- superus, supera, superumthat is above, upper, higher
- subocularis, subocularethat is beneath the eye, subocular
- subtercutaneus, subtercutanea, subtercutaneumthat is beneath the skin, subcutaneous
- succutaneus, succutanea, succutaneumthat is beneath the skin, subcutaneous
- subsecivus, subseciva, subsecivumthat is cut off and left remaining
- succisivus, succisiva, succisivumthat is cut off and left remaining
- subsicivus, subsiciva, subsicivumthat is cut off and left remaining, remaining over, occasional, incidental
- solutilis, solutilethat is easily loosed, that is easily taken apart
- subterior, subteriusthat is farther beneath, lower, farther down
- subruncivus, subrunciva, subruncivumthat is grubbed up
- subdialis, subdialethat is in the open air
- subdivalis, subdivalethat is in the open air
- suppositorius, suppositoria, suppositoriumthat is placed underneath
- subhastarius, subhastaria, subhastariumthat is sold by public auction
- strictivus, strictiva, strictivumthat is stripped, that is plucked off
- subalaris, subalarethat is under the arms, placed under the arms, carried under the arms
- subrenalis, subrenalethat is under the kidney
- subtegulaneus, subtegulanea, subtegulaneumthat is under the roof, in-doors
- subsignanus, subsignana, subsignanumthat is under the standard, that serves under the standard
- subaquaneus, subaquanea, subaquaneumthat is under water, that belongs under water, sub-aqueous
- subternus, subterna, subternumthat is underneath, lower
- siccabilis, siccabilethat makes dry, drying
- siccatorius, siccatoria, siccatoriumthat makes dry, drying
- siccificus, siccifica, siccificumthat makes dry, drying
- siccativus, siccativa, siccativumthat makes dry, drying, siccative
- spirabilis, spirabilethat may be breathed, good to breathe, breathable, respirabl, that serves to sustain life, vital, that can breathe, fitted for breathing, respiratory
- sepelibilis, sepelibilethat may be buried, that may be hidden, that may be concealed
- scansilis, scansilethat may be climbed
- secabilis, secabilethat may be cut, cuttable, separable, divisible
- sociabilis, sociabilethat may be easily united, that may be easily joined together
- superabilis, superabilethat may be got over, that may be surmounted, that may be overcome, that may be subdued, conquerable, superable
- sperabilis, sperabilethat may be hoped for
- solubilis, solubilethat may be loosed, that may be taken apart, dissolvable, loosening, relaxing
- seductibilis, seductibilethat may be misled, that may be seduced, seducible
- seductilis, seductilethat may be misled, that may be seduced, seducible
- suadibilis, suadibilethat may be persuaded, persuasive
- serrabĭlis, serrabĭlethat may be sawn
- sparsilis, sparsilethat may be scattered, that may be dispersed
- speculabilis, speculabilethat may be seen, visible
- spectabilis, spectabilethat may be seen, visible, that is worth seeing, notable, , remarkable
- separabilis, separabilethat may be separated, separable
- sorbilis, sorbilethat may be sucked, that may be supped up
- scissilis, scissilethat may easily be split, cleft, rent
- substantia, substantiae fthat of which a thing consists, the being, essence, contents, material, substance, fortune, property, worldly goods
- stasimum, stasimi nthat part of a poem which was sung standing
- strictivella, strictivellae fthat plucks off her hair
- strictivilla, strictivillae fthat plucks off her hair
- strittivilla, strittivillae fthat plucks off her hair
- sensificator, sensificatoris mthat produces sensation
- simplaris, simplarethat receives a single ration
- stragulus, stragula, stragulumthat serves for spreading
- stabilis, stabilethat stands firm, firm, steadfast, steady, stable
- sternax, sternacisthat throws to the ground, that throws his rider, that fall prostrate
- saxificus, saxifica, saxificumthat turns into stone
- statumen, statuminis nthat upon which any thing rests, support, stay, prop
- soloecophanes, soloecophanis nthat which appears to be a solecism
- scandalum, scandali nthat which causes one to stumble, a stumblingblock
- suppetiae, suppetiarum fthat which comes to aid one, aid, assistance, succor
- sequela, sequelae fthat which follows, follower result, consequence, sequel
- sequentia, sequentiae fthat which follows, sequence, context
- sutum, suti nthat which is made of plates fastened together
- strigmentum, strigmenti nthat which is scratched or scraped off, a scraping, filth scraped of, dirt scraped off
- simplum, simpli nthat which is single, that which is simple, simple sum, simple number
- subcaelestis, subcaelestethat which is under the heavens, subcelestial, sublunary
- subcoelestis, subcoelestethat which is under the heavens, subcelestial, sublunary
- succaelestis, succaelestethat which is under the heavens, subcelestial, sublunary
- spira, spirae fthat which is wound, that which is wreathed, that which is coiled, that which is twisted, coil, fold, twist, spire, base of a column, kind of twisted cake, cracknel, coil of rope, braid of hair, twisted tie for fastening the hat under the chin
- subtegmen, subtegminis nthat which is wrought in, that which is woven in, woof, wef, any thing spun, thread, yar, threads of the Fates
- subtemen, subteminis nthat which is wrought in, that which is woven in, woof, wef, any thing spun, thread, yar, threads of the Fates
- solidamen, solidaminis nthat which makes firm, that which makes solid, strengthener
- solidamentum, solidamenti nthat which makes firm, that which makes solid, strengthener
- stramentum, stramenti nthat which serves for spreading, that which serves for littering, straw, litter, straw-bed, covering, rug, coverlet, housing
- suppleo 2that with which any thing is made full or whole, filling up, supply, supplement, making up, filling up a body of troops, recruiting
- supplementum, supplementi nthat with which any thing is made full or whole, filling up, supply, supplement, making up, filling up a body of troops, recruiting, supplies, reinforcements
- summus aer arboristhe aerial top of the tree, airy treetop
- spolia, spoliorum nthe arms or armor stripped from a defeated enemy, booty, prey, spoil, arms
- scapulae, scapularum fthe back
- symposion, symposii nThe Banquet, title of one of Plato’s dialogues, dialogue of Xenophon
- symposium, symposii nThe Banquet, title of one of Plato’s dialogues, dialogue of Xenophon
- supparile, supparilis nthe bringing together two words different in meaning, but similar in sound, paronomasia
- stephanopolis, stephanopolis fthe Chaplet-seller
- scurra velesthe clown of the troop
- sequestre, sequestris nthe deposit of a subject of dispute with a third person
- synephebus, synephebi mThe Fellow-youths
- sexus muliebristhe female sex
- suprema, supremorum nthe final moments, the dying moments
- septimana insequentethe following week
- septimana secundathe following week
- septimana subsequentethe following week
- septimana venientethe following week
- sequentia, sequentium nthe following
- subsecutio, subsecutionis fthe following
- secundus, secunda, secundumthe following, the next to the first, favorable, fair, the second, propitious, fortunate
- strategeum, strategei nthe general’s tent
- strategium, strategii nthe general’s tent
- sigma, sigmatis nthe Greek letter sigma, a semicircular couch, a bathing tub
- semicanaliculus, semicanaliculi mthe halfchannel on the edge of a triglyph
- solis aestus invalescitthe heat of the sun is increasing
- scandix, scandicis fthe herb chervil
- spiraea, spiraeae fthe herb meadowsweet
- summus, summi mthe highest, the very highest
- subtel n (indecl.)the hollow of the foot
- sperator, speratoris mthe hopeful
- scholares, scholarium mthe imperial guard
- serratula, serratulae fthe Italian name for betony
- scenopegia, scenopegiae fthe Jewish Feast of Tabernacles
- saviatio, saviationis fthe Kiss
- supremitas, supremitatis fthe last of life, death, the highest honor
- stadium Londiniensethe London Stadium
- sexus virilisthe male sex
- schinus, schini fthe mastic tree
- solistimum tripudiumthe most favorable omen, when the chickens ate so greedily that the corn fell from their bills to the ground
- solistumum tripudiumthe most favorable omen, when the chickens ate so greedily that the corn fell from their bills to the ground
- stephanos, stephani mthe name of several plants
- senio, senionis mthe number six, a sice upon dice
- sexis n (indecl.)the number six, six asses
- spectabilitas, spectabilitatis fthe office of a Spectabilis, the dignity of a Spectabilis
- suffusa bilisthe overflowing of bile, jaundice
- sparganion, sparganii nthe plant bur-weed
- siderion, siderii nthe plant ironwort, vervain
- scaena, scaenae f (scena, scenae f)the public stage, the public
- subsidiarii, subsidiariorum mthe reserve, body of reserve
- scabres, scabris fthe scab, the itch
- scabritia, scabritiae fthe scab, the itch
- sceptici, scepticorum mthe Sceptics, the disciples of Pyrrho
- Subnero, Subneronis mthe second Nero
- secundum bellum mundanumthe second world war
- sensibilitas, sensibilitatis fthe sense of words, the meaning of words, sensibility
- septemtriones, septemtrionum mthe seven plough oxen, northern regions, north
- septentriones, septentrionum mthe seven plough oxen, northern regions, north
- septentrio, septentrionis mthe seven stars near the north pole, the Great Bear, the Little Bear
- septimana, septimanae fthe seventh age
- septima legio vapulatthe seventh legion suffers a defeat
- scapula, scapulae fthe shoulder
- sescentesimus, sescentesima, sescentesimumthe six hundredth
- sexatrus, sexatruum fthe sixth day after the Ides
- sexagesima, sexagesimae fthe sixtieth part
- spolium, spolii nthe spoil of an animal, the skin of an animal stripped off
- scaena, scaenae f (scena, scenae f)the stage, boards, scene
- Stoica, Stoicorum nthe Stoic philosophy
- superfluum, superflui nthe superfluous, excess, the redundant, surplus
- sudor mihi per bifurcum volabatthe sweat ran down over the cheeks down to the neck
- summa omnium naturae rerum conceptiothe system of the universe
- subtilis ille disputatorthe thoroughness of that philosopher
- solstitium, solstitii nthe time when the sun seems to stand still, summer solstice, the longest day of the year, summer time, the heat of summer, summer heat
- superficies, superficiei fthe upper side of a thing, top, surface, building
- stericula, stericulae fthe womb of a sow that has never borne young
- sterilicula, steriliculae fthe womb of a sow that has never borne young
- scaenalis, scaenaletheatrical
- scaenicetheatrically, after the manner of players
- scenicetheatrically, after the manner of players
- sententiae paris numeri suntthere is a tie vote
- summa est virorum doctissimorum consensiothere is the greatest agreement among scholars
- superoccupo 1thereby surprise
- superi, superorum mthey who are above
- spissus, spissa, spissumthick, crowded, close, compact, dense, slow, tardy, late, hard, difficult
- spisso 1thicken, make thick, condense, urge on, hasten an action, perform it more rapidly
- senticetum, senticeti nthicket of briers, thorn brake
- subspissus, subspissa, subspissumthickish
- spissethickly, closely
- spissitudo, spissitudinis fthickness, density, consistency
- scopae, scoparum fthin branches, twigs, shoots, broom, besom
- subcrotillus, subcrotilla, subcrotillumthin, slender, delicate
- succrotillus, succrotilla, succrotillumthin, slender, delicate
- solutethinly, fluently, irregularly, loosely, freely, without restraint, without connection, loosely, disorderly, negligently
- sitio 4thirst, be thirsty, long for, thirst for, desire eagerly, covet
- sitis, sitis fthirst, dryness, drought, aridity, strong desire, ardent desire, greediness, thirst
- sititor, sititorris mthirster
- sitienterthirstily, eagerly, greedily
- sitiens, sitientisthirsting, thirsty, athirst, dry, parched, arid, without moisture, cloudless, bright, parching, thirsting for, desiring eagerly, greedy
- spinifer, spinifera, spiniferumthorn-bearing, thorny, prickly
- spiniger, spinigera, spinigerumthorn-bearing, thorny, prickly
- spina, spinae fthorn, prickle, spine, fish-bone, backbone, spine, back, low wall dividing the circus lengthwise, barrier, toothpick
- sentis, sentis mthorn, thornbush, brier, bramble
- spinositas, spinositatis fthorniness
- spinulentus, spinulenta, spinulentumthorny, prickly
- sentus, senta, sentumthorny, rough, rugged
- subtilis doctrinathorough education
- sollicitus, sollicita, sollicitumthoroughly moved, agitated, disturbed, full of anxiety, full of excitement, distracted by cares, engaged, troubled, agitated, vibrating (by disease), full of anxiety, alarmed, solicitous, anxious, mournful, full with cares, connected with cares and anxiety
- sensus, sensus mthought expressed in words, sentence, period
- sententia, sententiae fthought expressed in words, sentence, period
- sensa, sensorum nthoughts, notions, ideas, conception, opinions, doctrines
- strangulo 1throttle, choke, stifle, suffocate, strangle, torment, torture
- semitatimthrough byways
- sudo 1throw off by sweating, emit by sweating, to sweat out, exude, sweat out, make laboriously, perform laboriously, carry on laboriously, saturate with sweat, sweat through, sweat through, pass in sweating, spend in sweating
- superinicio 5throw on, throw above, cast over, cast upon
- supermitto 3throw over, pour over, throw upon, pour upon, put in afterwards, add
- subteriacio 5throw under any thing
- subicio 5throw under, lay under, place under, bring under, bring near, hand to, supply, substitute false for true, forge, counterfeit, submit, subject
- sipo 1throw, throw about, scatter
- supo 1throw, throw about, scatter
- strages, stragis fthrowing down, throwing to the ground, overthrowing, overthrow, confusion, confused heap, confused mass, mortal overthrow, defeat, slaughter, massacre, butchery, carnage, overthrow, ruin, destruction
- superiectio, superiectionis fthrowing over, throwing on, exaggeration, hyperbole
- subarmale, subarmalis n thrown back under the arm
- spem adimothwarting a hope
- spem destituothwarting a hope
- spem fallothwarting a hope
- spem ludothwarting a hope
- serpillifer, serpillifera, serpilliferumthyme bearing
- serpyllifer, serpylliferathyme bearing
- serpillum, serpilli nthyme, wildthyme
- serpullum, serpulli nthyme, wildthyme
- serpyllum, serpylli nthyme, wildthyme
- superligo 1tie on top
- superalligo 1tie on top, tie at the top
- scenobates, scenobatae mtightrope walker
- schoenobates, schoenobatae mtightrope walker, high wire performer, a rope, dancer
- supremitas nariumtip of the nose
- sideror 1to be blasted by a constellation, to be palsied by a constellation, to be planet, to be struck, to be sunstruck
- scaturio 4 (scaturrio 4)to be full of, to be filled with, to be abound in a thing
- scaturrio 4to be full of, to be filled with, to be abound in a thing
- subo 1to be in heat
- solito 1to be much accustomed, to be much wont
- seneo 2to be old, to be weak, to be feeble
- suae spontis esseto be one’s own master
- scateo 2to be plentiful, to swarm, abound, to gush forth with, to be full of
- scato 3to be plentiful, to swarm, abound, to gush forth with, to be full of
- scabreō 2to be scurfy, to be scabby
- semento 1to bear seed, to run to seed
- scandalizo 1to cause to stumble
- scaturio 4 (scaturrio 4)To come forth in great numbers, to swarm, to abound
- sicilio 4to cut with the sickle, to mow with the sickle
- scalpo 3to cut, carve, scrape, scratch, engrave
- saucio 1to dig into, tear up
- septimana vergenteto end the week
- subexcuso 1to excuse in part
- saturo 1to fill, furnish abundantly, saturate
- saturo 1to fill, glu, cloy, satiate
- saturo 1to fill, satisfy, content, sate
- semisso 1to fire one half of a horse’s foot
- significationem facioto give somebody to understand that
- signum doto give somebody to understand that
- savio 1to kiss
- savior 1to kiss
- suavio 1to kiss
- suavior 1to kiss
- scelero 1to pollute, to defile, to contaminate, to desecrate
- satullo 1to satisfy, to satiate
- scarīfico 1to scratch open, scarify
- scarifo 1 (scaripho 1)to scratch open, scarify
- scaripho 1to scratch open, scarify
- scalpturio 4to scratch, claw
- scalpurio 4to scratch, claw
- scabo 3to scratch, to scrape
- scaturio 4 (scaturrio 4)to stream, to flow
- supercustodio 4to the abundance still watch
- scopas dissolvoto throw any thing into disorder or confusion
- stultifico 1to turn into foolishness
- scopas dissolvoto untie a broom
- signa convertoto wheel about, change the direction of a march
- saucio 1to wound, hurt
- suscus, suscudis ftongue of a dovetail, tenon of a dovetail
- subscus, subscudis ftongue or tenon of a dovetail
- siparum, sipari ntopsail
- sipharum, siphari ntopsail
- sipharus, siphari mtopsail
- septifolium, septifolii ntormentilla, septfoil
- stringor, stringoris mtouching, touch, twinge, shock
- sublucanus, sublucana, sublucanumtowards day, towards morning
- sinistrorsumtowards the left side, to the left
- sinistrorsustowards the left side, to the left
- sinistroversumtowards the left side, to the left
- sinistroversustowards the left side, to the left
- suffiscus, suffisci mtowing bag, attachment bag
- societas mercatoriatrading company
- suaria, suariae ftraffic in swine, , pig trade, pork trade
- sententiarum ordotrain of thought
- sectatores, sectatorum mtrain, retinue, suite
- supergressio, supergressionis ftransgression, overrun, exceeding
- supergressus, supergressus mtransgression, overrun, exceeding, surpassing
- sulcus transversustransverse furrow, transversal furrow
- scruta, scrutorum ntrash, junk
- sordium excipulumtrashcan
- supercalco 1tread upon, stand upon
- scamnarius, scamnarii mtreasurer
- siptachoras, siptachorae mtree in India that yields amber
- subluco 1trim, cut away, thin out
- supplanto 1trip up one’s heels, throw down,throw to the ground, overthrow, trips up, distorts, minces, overturn
- secta, sectae ftrodden way, beaten way, path, footsteps, prescribed way, mode, manner, method, principles of conduct, principles of procedure
- scutati, scutatorum mtroops bearing shields
- subsidium, subsidii ntroops stationed in reserve, line of reserve, reserve-ranks, body of reserve, auxiliary corps, auxiliary forces, support in battle, aid, help, relief, succor, assistance, support, protection
- sedatus, sedatus mtruce
- sulcos in pulvere ducotrying in vain
- seresco 3 [2]turn to whey
- subverto 3turn upside down, upset, overturn, overthrow, ruin, destroy, subvert
- subvorto 3turn upside down, upset, overturn, overthrow, ruin, destroy, subvert
- sideritesis, sideritesis fturnsole, heliotrope
- septemvicennis, septemvicennetwenty seven years old
- siliqua, siliquae ftwenty, fourth part of a solidus
- streptos, streptontwisted
- sesquatus, sesquata, sesquatumtwo numbers in the ratio of three and two
- sumptus necessariiunavoidable expenses
- stuprosus, stuprosa, stuprosumunchaste, debauched, corrupt
- subcortex, subcorticis cunder bark, inner bark
- simulatione alicuius reiunder prelext of, under pretence of
- sub tentoriisunder tents
- sub cultrounder the knife, in extreme peril, in extreme distress
- sub axeunder the open heaven
- subrumus, subruma, subrumumunder the udder, sucking, suckling
- substructio, substructionis funder-building, foundation, substructure
- substructum, substructi nunder-building, foundation, substructure
- succingulum, succinguli nunder-girdle, lower girdle
- subcustos, subcustodis munder-keeper, assistant-overseer
- succustos, succustodis munder-keeper, assistant-overseer
- subcenturio, subcenturionis munder-officer, sub-centurion
- succenturio, succenturionis munder-officer, sub-centurion
- sublamina, sublaminae funder-plate
- subscribendarius, subscribendarii munder-secretary
- subvilicus, subvilici munder-steward
- sub + Abl.under
- sub + Akk.under
- suppromus, suppromi munderbutler
- succilus, succili mundercut the eyelid with blood, blood running under the eyelid, blood under the eyelid
- subdiaconalis, subdiaconaleunderdeaconical
- suppedaneus, suppedanea, suppedaneumunderfoot
- subtunicalis, subtunicalis fundergarment of the Jewish priest)
- subsolaneus, subsolanea, subsolaneumunderground, from under the earth
- subterraneus, subterranea, subterraneumunderground, subterranean
- subterreus, subterrea, subterreumunderground, subterranean
- subterrenus, subterrena, subterrenumunderground, subterrene
- suppositorium, suppositorii nunderlay, stand, support pad, base
- subcavo 1undermine, undercut
- suppraefectus, suppraefecti munderprefect
- statuminatio, statuminationis funderpropping, foundation
- subsutura, subsuturae fundersewing a garment seam, hem of a garment
- subscalaris, subscalareunderstairs
- subintellego 3understand a little, perceive a little, understand in addition
- subaudio 4understand a word omitted, supply a word omitted, hear a little
- scio 4understand, perceive, have knowledge in any thing, have skill in any thing
- sensus, sensus munderstanding, mind, reason
- synesis, synesis funderstanding, one of the Æons
- subauditio, subauditionis funderstanding, supplying a word omitted
- suscepto 1undertake
- suppaedagogus, suppaedagogi munderteacher
- subdoctor, subdoctoris munderteacher, assistant-instructor
- sollicitudo, sollicitudinis funeasiness of mind, care, disquiet, anxiety, solicitude, forethought, duty, responsibility
- saxeus, saxea, saxeumunfeeling
- subexplico 1unfold below
- spadonius, spadonia, spadoniumunfruitful, barren, seedless
- sterilis, sterileunfruitful, barren, sterile, bare, empty, unproductive, unprofitable, fruitless, useless, vain
- sterilitas, sterilitatis funfruitfulness, barrenness, sterility
- Societas cultui humanitatique provehendis (UNESCO)United Nations Educational-Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)
- spartopolia, spartopoliae funknown kind of precious stone
- spartopolios, spartopolii funknown kind of precious stone
- stolidus, stolida, stolidumunmovable, slow, coarse, uncultivated, rude, dull, senseless, slow of mind, obtuse, stupid, stolid
- solito velociusunusually fast
- sursum deorsumup and down
- sublimitusup high, high
- scalis habito tribusup three flights
- summotenusup to the top
- sublimis, sublimeuplifted, high, lofty, exalted, elevated, borne aloft, uplifted, elevated, raised, on high, lofty, in a high position
- sublimus, sublima, sublimumuplifted, high, lofty, exalted, elevated, borne aloft, uplifted, elevated, raised, on high, lofty, in a high position
- sublateuplifted, highly, loftily, with elevation
- superaedificium, superaedificii nupper building
- superhumerale, superhumeralis nupper garment of a Jewish priest, ephod
- superumerale, superumeralis nupper garment of a Jewish priest, ephod
- supermolaris lapisupper millstone
- summus, summa, summumuppermost, highest, topmost, the top of, highest part of, last, latest, final
- sublimiterupright
- sincereuprightly, honestly, well, frankly, sincerely
- sinceriteruprightly, honestly, well, frankly, sincerely
- subinvicemupside down, confused, in a mess, in confusion
- sollemne, sollemnis nusage, custom, practice, usual custom
- soleo 2use, be wont, be accustomed, have intercourse with
- stratorius, stratoria, stratoriumused for covering
- supervacuus, supervacua, supervacuumuseless, needless, unnecessary, superfluous, redundant, uselessly
- supervacaneouselessly, superfluously
- spurcidicus, spurcidica, spurcidicumusing filthy language, smutty, obscene
- solitousually
- strideo 2utter any harsh sound, utter any shrill sound, utter any hissing sound, utter any whistling sound, utter any grating sound, utter any creaking sound, creak, hiss, whizz, whistle, rattle, buzz
- strido 3utter any harsh sound, utter any shrill sound, utter any hissing sound, utter any whistling sound, utter any grating sound, utter any creaking sound, creak, hiss, whizz, whistle, rattle, buzz
- serum vaccinumvaccine
- supervacuitas, supervacuitatis fvainglory
- subiecta, subiectorum nvalley bottoms, lowlands
- sulphuratio, sulphurationis fvein of sulphur
- seps, sepis cvenomous serpent, wood louse, milleped
- septenarius, septenarii mverse consisting of seven feet
- senarius, senarii mverse consisting of six feet
- syllabae, syllabarum fverses, poems
- superabundantervery abundantly
- siticulosus, siticulosa, siticulosumvery dry, parched, arid, producing thirst
- superexcellens, superexcellentisvery excellent, superexcellent
- sumptuosus, sumptuosa, sumptuosumvery expensive, very costly, that costs much, dear, expensive, sumptuous, spending much, lavish, wasteful, extravagant
- scrupulosus, scrupulosa, scrupulosumvery nice, exact, precise, anxious, careful, scrupulous
- saplutus, sapluta, saplutumvery rich
- suffusorium, suffusorii nvessel for pouring, pitcher
- spondeum, spondei nvessel used in making libations
- sollicitatio, sollicitationis fvexation, anxiety, inciting, instigating, instigation
- scillites, scillitae mvinegar seasoned with squills
- suffessio, suffessionis fvirtual concession, simulated concession
- sensus videndivisual sense, sense of sights
- spontaneevoluntarily, willingly, of one’s own mind
- spontalis, spontalevoluntary
- spontalitervoluntary
- suffragiorum frequentiavoter turnout
- suffragatio, suffragationis fvoting for one, voting in one’s favor, interest, favor, support, suffrage
- suffragium, suffragii nvotingtablet, ballot, vote, voice, suffrage, right of voting, right of suffrage, decision, judgment, opinion, favorable decision, assent, approbation, applause
- sufragium, sufragii nvotingtablet, ballot, vote, voice, suffrage, right of voting, right of suffrage, decision, judgment, opinion, favorable decision, assent, approbation, applause
- subligaculum, subligaculi nwaistband, breech-cloth
- somno solvorwake up
- superambulo 1walk upon or over
- symphyton, symphyti nwallwort, comfrey, boneset, plant, called also helenion
- suberro 1wander about under any thing
- supervagor 1wander too far, spread too much
- solivagus, solivaga, solivagumwandering alone, roving alone, alone, by itself, single, solitary
- societas armorumwar alliance
- societas belliwar alliance
- sumptus belliwar effort, war costs
- signum militarewar flag
- suffervefiowarm up a little
- stamen, staminis nwarp, thread, cloth
- summa belliwartime superintendence
- subterluo 3wash beneath, flow underneath
- sublavo 1wash from beneath
- superabluo 3wash off above
- superadluo 3wash over, flow over
- superalluo 3wash over, flow over
- subluo 3wash underneath, bathe underneath, flow along the base of, wash the foot of
- subterluvio, subterluvionis fwashing beneath, washing away
- sordium excipulumwaste bin
- sumptus profusiwasteful effort
- sparteolus, sparteoli mwatchman against fire
- sion, sii nwater parsley
- sitularius, sitularii mwater seller, water carrier
- summa aquawater surface, water level
- sisymbrium, sisymbri nwater-cresses
- subriguus, subrigua, subriguumwatered
- serum, seri n (1)watery part of curdled milk, whey, serum
- sententia, sententiae fway of thinking, opinion, judgment, sentiment, purpose, determination, decision, will
- subsessor, subsessoris mwaylayer, lier-in-wait
- subauro 1weakly gold-plating, do a little gold plating
- sordulentus, sordulenta, sordulentumwearing dirty clothes
- soleatus, soleata, soleatumwearing sandals, having sandals on
- subtexo 3weave under any thing, weave below any thing, join on, fasten, affix, draw before, veil, cover, hide, darken, obscure, conceal, add, annex, append, subjoin, put together, compose, prepare, contrive
- septimana, septimanae fweek
- septimanalis, septimanaleweekly
- superlacrimo 1weep upon, drop upon
- sophoswell done!, well said!, bravo!
- solem occidentem versuswestwards
- sicilimentum, sicilimenti nwhat is mown with the sickle, aftermat
- substramen, substraminis nwhat is strewn under, litter, supports
- sublecto 1wheedle, cajole
- sive ... sive ...whether , , , or
- succoelestis, succoelestewhich is under the heavens, subcelestial, sublunary
- susurratrix, susurratricis fwhisperer
- susurratio, susurrationis fwhispering
- suffibulum, suffibuli nwhite four-cornered veil
- subdealbo 1whiten a little, make whilish
- spina albawhitethorn, hawthorn
- subvas, subvadis mwho gives surety for the bail
- strufertarius, strufertarii mwho makes offerings near a tree that has been struck by lightning
- summaliterwholly, perfectly
- scortator, scortatoris mwhoredom, fornication
- scortator, scortatoris mwhoremonger, fornicator, womanizer
- scelerus, scelera, scelerumwicked, abominable
- scelestus, scelesta, scelestumwicked, villanous, infamous, accursed, abominable, knavish, roguish
- spatiosewidely, greatly, extensively, long, at a later time
- spatiositas, spatiositatis fwideness, spaciousness
- sisymbrium, sisymbri nwildthyme, mint, watercress
- specular, specularis nwindow pane, window
- scammonites, scammonitae mwine seasoned with scammony
- scillites, scillitae mwine seasoned with squills
- spongizo 1wipe off with a sponge, sponge
- sophia, sophiae fwisdom
- sophos, sophi mwise, shrewd
- sophus, sophi mwise, shrewd
- subsimus, subsima, subsimumwith a nose slightly turned up, somewhat snub-nosed, somewhat pug-nosed
- suspiranterwith a sigh
- summis viribuswith a tour de force
- summoperewith great difficulty, very much
- sculponeatus, sculponeata, sculponeatumwith high clogs
- sine talionewith impunity
- scaurus, scaura, scaurumwith large and swollen ankles, having the ankles bunching out
- subsultimwith leaps, with jumps
- septemfluus, septemflua, septemfluumwith seven arms
- septemcordis, septemcordewith seven strings
- submolestewith some vexation
- summā alicuius voluntatewith someone's full permission, with someone's full consent
- sonipes, sonipediswith sounding feet, noisy-footed
- sonupes, sonupediswith sounding feet, noisy-footed
- summa contentionewith utmost commitment
- segredior 5withdraw, go aside
- sine ullo attactuwithout any touch
- sine causawithout good reason
- sudus, suda, sudumwithout moisture, dry, cloudless, bright, clear
- squalidewithout ornament, rudely
- solutewithout problems, without complaints, effortless, without difficulties, trouble-free, inconvenient, like clockwork, like lubricated
- sine tribuwithout rank, without position
- sine ambiguitatewithout uncertainty, surely
- sine + Abl.without
- striga, strigae f (2)woman that brings harm to children, hag, witch
- stupendus, stupenda, stupendumwonderful, astonishing, amazing, stupendous
- solitus, solita, solitumwonted, accustomed, usual, habitual, ordinary
- seps, sepis cwood louse, milleped
- silva, silvae fwood, forest, woodland, plantation of trees, orchard, grove, a growth of other plants, bush, foliage, a crowded mass, abundance, quantity
- scutula, scutulae fwooden roller
- stipidosus, stipidosa, stipidosumwoody, ligneous
- surculaceus, surculacea, surculaceumwoody, like wood
- surculosus, surculosa, surculosumwoody, like wood, ligneous
- substamen, substaminis nwoof in weaving, weft in weaving
- synonymon, synonymi nword having the same meaning with another, synonym
- synonymum, synonymi nword having the same meaning with another, synonym
- sudasco 3work up a sweat, break out in a sweat
- subactio, subactionis fworking through, working up, preparing, preparation, discipline
- subactus, subactus mworking up, kneading
- saucius, saucia, sauciumwounded, hurt
- stomachosus, stomachosa, stomachosumwrathful, angry, irritable, ill-humored, peevish, pettish, choleric
- struppearia, struppeariōrum nwreath festival
- sertatus, sertata, sertatumwreathed, garlanded
- serta, sertorum nwreaths of flowers, garlands
- sertum, serti nwreaths of flowers, garlands
- striatus, striata, striatumwrinkled
- scripturabilis, scripturabilewritable
- scribo 3write down, compose, describe, depict, draw up, communicate, announce in writing
- suprascribo 3write in above
- scriptito 1write often, compose
- subscribo 3write underneath, write below, write down, sign, subscribe one’s name, set down, note down, assent to, agree to, approve of any thing, grant, allow, accord
- superscribo 3write upon, write over, superscribe, write over as a correction
- scribo 3write, draw, make lines
- stromateus, stromatei mwriter of miscellanies, a surname of Clemens of Alexandria
- scriptor, scriptoris mwriter, scribe, secretary, composer, author, reporter, narrator
- scriptura, scripturae fwriting, written characters
- symposiaca, symposiacorum nwritings of Plutarch entitled Symposium
- syngrapha, syngraphae fwritten agreement to pay, promissory note, bond
- sungraphus, sungraphi mwritten contract, passport, pass
- syngraphus, syngraphi mwritten contract, passport, pass
- scriptum, scripti nwritten ordinance, law
- scelerator, sceleratoris mwrongdoer, an evil doer, wretch, malefactor, delinquent
- savia valga (suavia valga)wry mouths
- screa, screorum nxxpectoration
- sufflavus, sufflava, sufflavumyellowish, light blonde
- synoris, synoridis fyoke, pair
- scymnus, scymni myoung animal, cub, whelp
- surcellus, surcelli myoung twig, young branch, shoot, sprout, sprig, scion, graft, sucker, slip, set of a plant for growth, small tree
- surcillus, surcilli myoung twig, young branch, shoot, sprout, sprig, scion, graft, sucker, slip, set of a plant for growth, small tree
- surclus, surcli myoung twig, young branch, shoot, sprout, sprig, scion, graft, sucker, slip, set of a plant for growth, small tree
- surculum, surculi nyoung twig, young branch, shoot, sprout, sprig, scion, graft, sucker, slip, set of a plant for growth, small tree
- surculus, surculi myoung twig, young branch, shoot, sprout, sprig, scion, graft, sucker, slip, set of a plant for growth, small tree
- simpulator, simpulatoris mzech comrade
- simpulo, simpulonis mzech comrade
- stabilitas, stabilitatis f
- solutio, solutionis funloosing, dissolution, looseness, weakness, payment, solution, explanation
- subaperio 4
- superans, superantis
- sufflatus, sufflata, sufflatumbloated, blown out, puffed up, bloated, inflated, tumid, pompous, bombastic
- satyra, satyrae f
- sedecies
- solea, soleae fsandal, kind of fetter, kind of shoe, kind of fish, kind of oil-press
- squalidus, squalida, squalidumrough, dirty, foul, filthy, neglected, squalid, uncultivated, gloomy, obscure, rude, unadorned, wretched, incurable
- subrepticius, subrepticia, subrepticiumconcealed, clandestine
- surrepticius, surrepticia, surrepticiumconcealed, clandestine
- sumat sibi quisque, quod animo gratum est
- sportulo 1
- summa, summae fsurface, sum, height, substance, summit, completion, perfection, first place, pre-eminence, amount, the whole
- suffragor 1be favorable, favor, recommend, support
- sollus, solla, sollumentire, unbroken
- summis viribus
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