| sabbatum | = | sabbath |
| sacculus | = | purse, little bag, little sack |
| sacer | = | sacred, accursed |
| sacramentum | = | oath, sacraments, sacred rites |
| sacrificum | = | sacrifice |
| sacrilegus | = | sacrilegious, impious |
| saecula saeculorum | = | to all eternity, without end, lifetime, age |
| sæpe | = | frequently, often, regularly |
| saepenumero | = | repeated, again and again |
| saepio | = | to hedge in |
| saepius sepius | = | often, frequently, repeatedly |
| saeptum | = | enclosure |
| saeta | = | hair |
| saeta equina | = | horse-hair |
| saevio | = | to vent one's rage, rage |
| saevio | = | to rage, be furious, take violent action |
| saevus | = | furious |
| sagaciter | = | wisely, accurately, sagaciously |
| sagino | = | to fatten |
| sagitta | = | arrow |
| salire | = | jump, leap, spring |
| saliva | = | saliva |
| salix | = | willow |
| salmo | = | salmon |
| salsus | = | salty, witty |
| saltare | = | dance |
| saltem | = | adv, at least |
| saltem | = | at least, at all events |
| salubris | = | advantageous |
| salubriter | = | advantageously |
| salum | = | sea |
| salus | = | safety, security |
| salus | = | health, safety, well-being, salvation, salutation |
| salus | = | safety, help or assistance, health, wellness |
| salutare | = | greet, salute |
| salutifer | = | salvation-giving |
| saluto | = | to wish well, greet, visit, reverence, pay respect |
| salutor | = | visitor, caller |
| salveo | = | to be well |
| salveo | = | to be well, be in good health |
| salvus | = | unhurt, safe, sound |
| sanctifico | = | to sanctify, make holy |
| sanctimonia | = | purity, charity, virtue, sanctity, sacredness |
| sanctimonia | = | moral purity |
| sanctimonialis | = | nun, sister |
| sanctio | = | to ratify, hallow, render inviolable |
| sanctio | = | ratification, saction, ordinance |
| sanctus | = | holy, sacred, saint |
| Sanctus Egidius | = | St. Gilles |
| Sanctus Eleutherius | = | St. Eligius |
| Sanctus Rodoenus | = | St. Ouen |
| sandalium | = | sandal |
| sane | = | rationally, sensibly, really, indeed, to be sure |
| sane (adverb) | = | rationally, soberly, really, indeed |
| sanguis | = | blood |
| sanitas | = | health |
| sanitas | = | health, soundness of mend, sanity |
| sanna | = | mocking grimace, mockery |
| sano | = | to heal |
| Santiago | = | st. james |
| sanus | = | sound, healthy, sane |
| sanus | = | healthy, well |
| sapiens | = | wise, judicious |
| sapiens | = | sagacious, sage, wise |
| sapiens (subs.) | = | a wise man, philosopher |
| sapienta | = | wisdom |
| sapienter | = | wisely, judiciously |
| sapientia | = | wisdom |
| sapio | = | to discern, know |
| sapo | = | soap |
| sapor | = | taste, elegance |
| Sarcalogos | = | Christ, the word incarnate |
| sarcina | = | bundle, pack, burden, load |
| satago | = | to pay a creditor, satisfy a creditor |
| satago | = | to bustle about |
| satago | = | have one's hands full, have enough to do |
| Satanas | = | Lucifer, Satan |
| satellites | = | armed retainers, retinue |
| satio | = | to satisfy, sate |
| satis | = | enough, sufficient, sufficiently |
| sato | = | to sow, plant |
| sator | = | planter, father, creator |
| satraps | = | viceroy, governor, ruler |
| satura | = | satire |
| saturo | = | to fill, satisfy |
| satus | = | origin, start, beginning, planting, sowing |
| saxum | = | large stone |
| scaber | = | scabby, rough |
| scabies | = | the itch, mange, a rash |
| scabrosus | = | scabrous, rough |
| scaccarium | = | chessboard, game of chess. |
| scaena, scena | = | stage or tent, even foliage |
| Scaldus | = | Scheldt |
| scamnum | = | bench, stool |
| scandalum | = | stumbling-block, quarrel |
| Scandia | = | Scandinavia |
| scando | = | to ascend, board |
| scapulare | = | sword-belt |
| scapulus | = | the shoulder |
| scelerata | = | accursed, miscreant |
| scelestus | = | wicked, accursed, infamous, criminal |
| scelus | = | accursed deed, wickedness, calamity |
| scelus | = | crime, sin, evil deed, wickedness |
| sceptrum | = | rule, authority, royal staff |
| schema | = | rhetorical figure, shape |
| schola | = | school, elite troop of soldiers |
| scholasticus | = | scholar, learned one, schoolboy |
| scientia | = | knowledge |
| scientia | = | knowledge, science, skill |
| scilicet | = | namely, that is to say |
| scilicet | = | rightly, it is just |
| scilicet | = | evidently, certainly, of course, no doubt, assure |
| scindo | = | to cut, rend, split/divide, separate |
| scio | = | to know, understand |
| scire | = | know, know how |
| sciscitor | = | to ask |
| scisco | = | to ascertain |
| scisco | = | investigate, ask, inquire, vote, ordain, resolve |
| scitus | = | ordinance |
| scius | = | discerning |
| scolopendra | = | centipede |
| scopae | = | broom |
| scribere | = | write |
| scribo, scripsi scriptum | = | to write, compose |
| scrinium | = | chest |
| scrinium | = | bookcase, case for papers |
| scriptor | = | writer, author, scribe |
| scrupulosa | = | intricate, thorny |
| scrupulositas | = | rough spot, jagged edge |
| sculpta | = | engraved |
| scutulatus | = | diamond-shaped, shield-bearing |
| scutum | = | oblong shield |
| se astringo | = | to commit oneself to |
| se gero | = | to conduct oneself, conduct, carry on |
| se habere | = | to keep oneself |
| se teneo | = | stay |
| secedo | = | to withdraw |
| secedo | = | to go apart, withdraw |
| secerno secrevi secretum | = | to separate |
| secessus | = | solitary retreat |
| secludo | = | to shut out |
| seco | = | to fly or cut through |
| seco | = | to settle (as to settle an argument) |
| secretarius | = | privy counsellor |
| secretum | = | secret, solitary, private, retired |
| secundum | = | accordingly, in an accordance with |
| secundum (+ inf.) | = | following, after, during, according to |
| secundum (adv.) | = | after, behind |
| secundus | = | second |
| securis | = | axe, hatchet, battle-axe |
| securitas | = | guarantee of safety, surety, guarantor |
| securus | = | [+ abl.] free from, alone, safe |
| securus | = | safe, secure, free from care, unworried |
| securus | = | [+ gen] untroubled by, easy, at ease |
| secus | = | wrongly, badly, not as one would wish |
| secus | = | otherwise, not so |
| secus + atque or quam | = | differently from, otherwise than |
| secuutus | = | follower, pursuer |
| sed | = | but, and indeed, what is more |
| sed | = | but |
| sedatus | = | calmed, settled, checked |
| sedecim | = | sixteen |
| sedeo | = | to settle down, reside |
| sedeo | = | to sit |
| sedes | = | residence, throne, temple |
| seditio | = | sedition |
| seditio | = | dissension, quarrel, insurrection, mutiny, rising |
| sedo | = | to settle, smooth, calm, allay |
| seductor | = | seducer |
| sedulo | = | zealously |
| sedulus | = | zealous |
| seges | = | wheatfield, wheat crop, field of wheat |
| segnis | = | sluggish |
| sem | = | prefix meaning half- |
| semel | = | a single time, for the first time, even once |
| semen | = | seed, kin |
| semen | = | seed |
| semestris | = | six months |
| seminarium | = | warm-frame, seed-bed |
| semino | = | to plant, breed, produce, give rise to |
| semita | = | by-way, path, foot-path, track |
| semotus | = | distant, isolated, removed |
| semoveo | = | to remove, set apart, isolate, separate, set aside |
| semper | = | always |
| semper | = | always, ever |
| sempiterna | = | eternal |
| senectus | = | old age, dotage |
| seneo | = | to be old, aged |
| senesco | = | to grow old, to grow aged, to mature, wear out |
| senilis | = | an old man, aged man |
| senior | = | lord, elder |
| senipes | = | steed |
| senium | = | old age, dotage, decay, decline, deterioration |
| senium | = | gloom, melancholy |
| sensa | = | thoughts, teachings |
| sensilis | = | sensitive |
| sensim | = | slowly, bit by bit, gradually, by degrees |
| sensus | = | feeling, sense, understanding |
| sententia | = | opinion, thought, way of thinking, meaning |
| sententia | = | sentiment, opinion, decision, saying |
| sententiosus | = | sententious |
| sentina | = | dregs, rabble |
| sentio | = | to feel, judge, suppose, vote |
| sentio | = | to perceive, experience, hold an opinion |
| sentus | = | neglected, dilapidated |
| seorsum | = | apart, separately |
| sepelio | = | to ruin, destroy, inter, bury |
| sepes | = | fence |
| sepono | = | sequester, banish |
| seposita | = | distant |
| septem | = | seven |
| septendecim | = | seventeen |
| septiformus | = | sevenfold |
| septimus | = | seventh |
| septuaginta | = | seventy |
| sepulchrum | = | grave, tomb, sepulcher |
| sepulcrum | = | tomb |
| sepultura | = | burial |
| seputus | = | buried, sunk, immersed |
| sequax | = | following, attending, attendant, pursuing |
| sequor | = | to follow, trail |
| sera | = | bolt |
| sereno | = | to make clear, serene, make calm |
| serenus | = | serene |
| series | = | sequence |
| serio | = | seriously |
| serius | = | serious, grave, solemn |
| sermo | = | discussion, speech |
| sermo | = | talk, common talk, conversation, rumor |
| sermocinare | = | to talk to oneself |
| sermocinatio | = | disputation |
| sero | = | to beget |
| sero | = | at a late hour, late |
| sero | = | to sow, plant |
| serpens | = | serpent, snake |
| servile villicus | = | estate steward |
| servio (+ dat.) | = | to be a slave to, serve |
| servire | = | serve |
| servitium | = | payment of dues, military service, service |
| servitus | = | servitude, slavery |
| servo | = | to watch over, keep, protect, observe, save |
| servo | = | to preserve, serve, guard |
| servus | = | slave |
| servus | = | servant, slave, serf |
| servus scandali | = | quarrelsome servant |
| sese | = | himself, herself, itself, =se |
| sesqui | = | one and a half times |
| sesquialter | = | once and a half |
| sesquimellesimus | = | 1500th |
| sesquioctavus | = | containing nine eighths |
| sesquitertia | = | one and a third |
| sessio | = | sitting down, loitering, hanging around, chair |
| severitas | = | severity, rigor, sternness, strictness |
| severiter | = | harshly |
| severus | = | stern, harsh |
| sex | = | six |
| sexaginta | = | sixty |
| sextus | = | sixth |
| sexus | = | sex |
| si | = | if |
| si | = | if, provided that |
| sibimet | = | to them themselves |
| sic | = | so, thus, yes, that is so, that is right |
| sic | = | yes |
| sicco | = | to dry up/out |
| siccus | = | dry, thirsty, sober, temperate |
| Sicilia | = | Sicily |
| Siclinium | = | Seclin |
| sicut | = | as, just as, as it were, (+verb in subj.) |
| sidereus | = | heavenly, starry |
| sidus | = | star |
| sidus | = | constellation, star |
| sigillum | = | seal, sign |
| signum | = | seal, indication, sign, mark, token |
| signum | = | signal, miraculous works |
| silens | = | silent, still |
| silenti etc | = | the dead |
| silentio | = | to [+ acc.] to keep silent, to silence |
| silentium | = | silence, stillness, quiet, repose, obscurity |
| sileo | = | to be still, silent, (+ acc.) |
| siler | = | willow |
| silva | = | woods, forest, grove |
| silva | = | forest, woods |
| similis | = | like, similar, resembling |
| similis | = | similar, like, resembling |
| similitudo | = | likeness, resemblance, uniformity |
| simplex | = | simple, unaffected |
| simul | = | at once, at the same time, together |
| simul | = | together |
| simul atque | = | as soon as |
| simulatio | = | shamming |
| simulatio | = | pretense |
| simulator | = | hypocrite |
| simulatus | = | counterfeit |
| simulo | = | to pretend, sham |
| simultas | = | sham, artifice |
| sincerus | = | genuine |
| sine (+ abl.) | = | without |
| singularis | = | alone of its kind, solitary, machless, unique |
| singularis | = | alone |
| singulariter | = | adv, one by one, exceedingly, especialy |
| singuli | = | one each, one apiece, single, separate |
| singultare | = | hiccough, hiccup |
| singultim | = | stammeringly |
| singulto | = | to sob |
| singultus | = | sobbing, gasping, death rattle |
| singultus | = | sobbing |
| singulus | = | single, separate, one at a time, one each |
| sinister | = | left |
| sino | = | allow, suffer, permit, let |
| sino | = | to allow, leave undone |
| sinus | = | curve, fold, bend, pocket, lap, bay, gulf |
| sinus | = | inner feeling, secret heart |
| siquidem | = | since, indeed |
| sis (=si vis) | = | if you wish, are willing, want, prefer |
| sis (2nd person present subju | = | you may be |
| sisto | = | to check |
| sisurna | = | mattress |
| sitiens | = | thirsting for |
| sitio | = | to be thirsty |
| sitis | = | thirst, dryness, drought, eager desire |
| sittace | = | parrot |
| situla | = | bucket, pail |
| situs | = | region, idleness, inactivity |
| sive | = | conj, on the one hand, but if, if..or if |
| sive seu | = | or if |
| smila | = | knife |
| socer | = | father in law |
| societas | = | fellowship |
| socius | = | partner, comrade, associate, ally, fellow |
| socius | = | sharing, associated, allied |
| socius-i | = | m, companion |
| socors | = | slothful |
| socus | = | plowshare |
| sodalitas | = | fellowship, companionship, secret society |
| sodes | = | prithee |
| sol | = | sun |
| sol solis | = | sun |
| solacium | = | help, support, military aid |
| solamen | = | relief |
| solator | = | supporter, solacer |
| solemnis | = | festive |
| solemnitas | = | festival |
| soleo | = | to to be wont |
| soleo | = | to be accustomed, be used to |
| solers | = | ingenious, adroit, skilled, ready, well-disposed |
| solidus | = | whole, safe |
| solio | = | ? Herimann, cap. 28 |
| solitas | = | lonliness, solitude, being alone |
| solito | = | to be accustomed to, have the habit of |
| solito | = | [+ comp. adj.] more than usually |
| solitudo | = | desert, isolation, loneliness, solitude |
| solitus | = | accustomed, usual, habitual, ordinary, customary |
| solium | = | chair of state, throne, bath-tub |
| sollers | = | clever, skillful |
| sollertia | = | ingenuity |
| sollicite | = | anxiously, worriedly |
| sollicito | = | to concern oneself about the future |
| sollicito | = | to stir up, incite, arouse |
| sollicitudo | = | concern, solicitude, worry |
| sollicitudo | = | uneasiness, anxiety, disquiet, apprehension |
| sollicitus | = | troubled, anxious, concerned, worried |
| sollicitus | = | uneasy, worried, anxious, restless, agitated |
| solor | = | solace, support |
| solum | = | exclusively, just, only, alone, solely |
| solum | = | land, country, soil, ground, bottom, floor, found |
| solum (adv) | = | alone, only |
| solus | = | alone, only, sole, solitary |
| solus | = | alone, only, the only |
| solutio | = | loosening, payment, solution, explanation |
| solvo | = | to loosen, untie, release, free, dissolve, break |
| somes | = | body, remains, corpse, book, treatise |
| somniculose | = | sleepily, drowsily |
| somniculosus | = | sleepy, drowsy |
| somnio | = | to dream, (+ acc.) |
| somnio | = | to dream, + acc.to imagine foolishly |
| somnium | = | a dream, fancy, foolish nonesense |
| somnium | = | dream, fancy, day-dream, foolishness, nonsense |
| somnus | = | sleep |
| sonitus | = | noise, sound |
| sono | = | to cry out, utter |
| sono | = | to make a noise, sing, celebrate, (of words) |
| sophia | = | wisdom |
| sophisma | = | sophism |
| sophismata | = | falso conclusions, logical fallacies |
| sophus | = | sagacious, sage, wise |
| sopio | = | penis |
| sopor | = | deep sleep |
| soporo | = | to still |
| sordeo | = | to be dirty, appear vile |
| sordes | = | filth, meanness, stinginess |
| sordesco | = | to become dirty |
| soror | = | sister |
| sors | = | lot, allotment, share, fortune |
| sortilegus | = | soothsayer |
| sortitus | = | casting lots, deciding by lot |
| sospes | = | unharmed, safe and sound |
| sospitas | = | health |
| spargo | = | to scatter, hurl |
| spargo | = | to [crines] to cut hair |
| spatior | = | to stoll, walk around, take a walk, amble |
| spatiosus | = | ample |
| spatium | = | interval |
| specialis | = | secret, confidential, initimate or special friend |
| specialissimus | = | very strange, peculiar, individual |
| specialitas | = | special quality, speciality |
| specialitas | = | special friendship, peculiarity |
| species | = | mien, splendor, quality |
| specimen | = | ideal |
| speciosus | = | beautiful, handsome, imposing, specious plausible |
| spectaculum | = | spectacle, show |
| spectare | = | consider, deem, look, look at, regard, view |
| specto | = | to look at, watch, see/aim at, tend towards |
| specto | = | to behold, regard, await, expect |
| speculatio | = | observation |
| speculum | = | mirror |
| specus | = | cave, cavern, grotto, den |
| spensa | = | storehouse |
| spera (n.pl.) | = | hopes |
| sperare | = | hope |
| sperma | = | sperm |
| sperma | = | seed, semen, sperm |
| sperno | = | to scorn |
| sperno sprevi spretum | = | to scorn, despise, spurn |
| spero | = | to hope for, hope |
| spero | = | to hope |
| spes | = | hope |
| spica | = | ear |
| spiculum | = | sharp point, sting, spear, dart |
| spiculum | = | arrow |
| spicum | = | ear |
| spicus | = | ear |
| spina | = | thorn, back, spine |
| spiritus | = | breath, breathing, life, spirit |
| spiro | = | to blow |
| splendens | = | brilliant |
| splendeo | = | to gleam |
| splendidus | = | splendid, magnificent |
| spoliatio | = | plundering, looting, stripping, robbing |
| spolio | = | to strip, plunder, despoil, rob, loot |
| spolium | = | spoils, plunder, booty |
| sponda | = | bed |
| spondeo | = | to betroth, promise, pledge |
| sponsalia | = | betrothal gift |
| sponte | = | willingly, of one's own accord, unaided |
| spurcamen | = | filth |
| spurcus | = | filthy |
| squalor | = | foulness |
| squama | = | scale |
| St. Richarius | = | St. Riquier |
| stabilis | = | firm, stable, steadfast |
| stabilitas | = | steadfastness, firmness, stability, durability |
| Stabulaus | = | Stavelot |
| stannum | = | tin |
| stare | = | stand |
| statim | = | firmly, steadfastly, on the spot, at once |
| statim | = | instantly, immediately |
| statio | = | assembly |
| statua | = | statue |
| statua | = | statue, image |
| statuo | = | to cause to stand, establish, place, set up |
| statuo | = | to hold, to establish |
| statuo | = | to give a ruling, make an arrangment, decide |
| status | = | stage |
| statutum tempus | = | * appointed, established |
| stella | = | star |
| stella | = | lightning, planet, star, sun |
| stelliger | = | starry |
| stemma | = | garland, pedigree |
| sterilis | = | barren, useless, unproductive, vain, + gen. |
| sterno | = | to throw to the ground |
| stilla | = | a drop (of liquid) |
| stillicidium | = | dripping moisture, rainwater from the eaves |
| stilus | = | a pike, pale, a stylus for writing, writing |
| stimulo | = | goad |
| stimulus | = | incentive |
| stipatio | = | a crowd of attendants, a following |
| stipator | = | an attendant of a nobleman |
| stipatores | = | following, retinue, attendants, bodguard |
| stipes | = | log, stump, tree trunk, branch, post, club |
| stipo | = | to compress, to press around, gather around |
| stips | = | coin |
| sto | = | to stand one's ground, stand upright |
| stolide | = | stupidly |
| stolidus | = | dull, obtuse, dull-witted, dumb |
| stolidus | = | slow of mind, stolid |
| stomachata | = | vexed at, irritated with, fume |
| stomachus | = | stomach |
| strages | = | massacre, bloodbath, carnage, debris |
| strenue | = | actively |
| strenuus | = | brisk, active, vigorous, turbulent, restive |
| strepitus | = | din |
| stringo | = | to reduce, inhibit, diminish, narrow |
| strues | = | piles, heaps, masses |
| struo | = | to devise, fit out |
| studeo | = | to be diligent, strive after |
| studio (+ dat.) | = | to study, pursue eagerly, be eager for |
| studiose | = | eagerly |
| studiosus | = | zealous |
| studium | = | eagerness, zeal |
| stulte | = | foolishly |
| stultus | = | foolish, stupid |
| stultus | = | foolish, a fool |
| stupefactus | = | stunned |
| stupendum | = | astounding |
| stupeo | = | to be astounded |
| stupidus | = | struck senseless |
| stupor | = | astonishment |
| stupro | = | to ravish |
| stuprum | = | debauchery |
| suadeo | = | [+ dat] to speak in favor of |
| suadeo | = | to recommend, advise (a person) |
| suasoria | = | persuasive discourse |
| suavis | = | gentle, soft, sweet, tender |
| suavis | = | agreeable |
| sub | = | below, beneath, under |
| sub (+ acc. or dat.) | = | under, up under, close to, beneath, below |
| subactus | = | subjected |
| subaudio | = | hear a little |
| subcribo | = | to write beneath, sign, prosecute |
| subcriptio | = | subscription, signature, register |
| subdido | = | to subject |
| subditus | = | subject |
| subdo | = | subjugate, subject |
| subdolus | = | sly |
| subduco | = | to take away by stealth |
| subeo | = | to [stealthily] approach, submit to |
| subicio | = | to subordinate |
| subiecto | = | to put down, to put under |
| subigo | = | to [-egi, -actus] put down, conquer |
| subinfero | = | to add |
| subito | = | all of a sudden, suddenly |
| subito | = | adv. suddenly, unexpectedly |
| subitus | = | sudden, unexpected |
| subiungo | = | to yoke beneath, join, attach, subdue, subjugate |
| subjectio | = | forgery, falsehood |
| subjungo | = | to join, yoke |
| subligo | = | to bind below, bind on |
| sublime | = | on high, aloft |
| sublimis | = | lofty, raised, elevated, sublime |
| sublimitas | = | loftiness, height, elevation, sublimity |
| sublimiter | = | loftily |
| sublimo | = | to exalt |
| subluceo | = | to gleam faintly, glimmer, glow |
| subluo | = | to wash beneath, (rivers) |
| sublustris | = | faintly glimmering, faintly gleaming |
| subnascor | = | to grow out of |
| subnecto | = | to bind on beneath, to tie |
| subnecto | = | to bind |
| subnego | = | faintly deny, partially refuse |
| subnixus | = | relying on, supported by |
| subnixus subnisus | = | propped up, supported |
| subnoto | = | to mark beneath, notice secretly |
| subnuba | = | a rival |
| subnubilus | = | partly cloudy, somewhat cloudy |
| subo | = | to be in heat |
| subobscenus | = | risque, faintly obscene |
| subobscurus | = | somewhat obscure |
| subodiosus | = | rather unpleasant |
| suboleo (3 persons only) | = | to give off a smell, to make onself noticed |
| suboles | = | offspring, offshoot |
| suboles | = | shoot, sprout, offspring, progeny |
| subolesco | = | to grow up, mature |
| suborior | = | to arise in succession |
| suborno | = | to furnish, equip, provide, instigate secretly |
| subrepo surrepo | = | to creep up or crawl up from below |
| subrideo subrisi subrisum | = | to smile |
| subrigo, subrexi subrectum | = | to raise up, elevate |
| subringor | = | to make a face |
| subruo subruti subrutum | = | to undermine, overhtrow, destroy |
| subsannatio | = | mockery |
| subsanno | = | to mock |
| subscalpo | = | to needle |
| subseco | = | to cut away, pare |
| subsentio | = | to notice secretly |
| subsequens | = | P.P. of sequor, ensuing, following |
| subsequor | = | to follow after |
| subservio | = | to be subject to, comply with |
| subsidarius | = | in reserve |
| subsidium | = | reserve troops, auxiliary troops |
| subsidium | = | support, help, assistance |
| subsido | = | stay remain, lie in ambush |
| subsido | = | to crouch down, settle, sink, subside |
| subsilio | = | toleap up, spring up |
| subsisto | = | to stand, withstand, stop, halt, cease, stay |
| subsisto | = | to be there |
| substantia | = | substance, essence, means of subsistence |
| substantivum | = | noun, substantive |
| substerno | = | to spread out beneath, lay under, set out |
| substo | = | to stand form |
| substrictus | = | narrow, contracted, small |
| substringo | = | to draw together, bind up |
| substructio | = | base, foundation |
| substruo | = | to build beneath, lay a foundation |
| subsulto | = | to spring up, leap up |
| subsum subesse | = | to be near, close at hand, be under, be subject |
| subter | = | below, beneath, under |
| subter supter | = | below, beneath, underneath |
| subterfugio | = | to escape |
| subterlabor | = | to glide away, flow under, slip away, escape |
| subtilis | = | precise |
| subtilitas | = | precision |
| subtraho | = | to carry off by stealth |
| subveho | = | to carry, esp carry upstream |
| subvenio | = | to come to the aid, succor, relieve, help, assist |
| subvenio | = | to come up to aid, relieve |
| subvenio | = | to come to [in adiutorium] to ones assistance |
| subversio | = | to overthrow |
| subvertio | = | to destroy, overthrow |
| subverto | = | to overturn, destroy. |
| succedo | = | to approach, submit, etc. etc |
| succendo | = | to kindle, set afire from below |
| succenseo | = | to be irritated |
| successio | = | succession |
| successio | = | succeeding, succession, descent, descendant |
| successus | = | success |
| succresco | = | to grow up after |
| succumbo | = | to surrender |
| succurro | = | to assist |
| succurro | = | to run up under, aid, assist, help |
| sudo | = | to toil. labor, sweat |
| suetus | = | [+ inf] accustomed to |
| sufficiens | = | adequate, affluent, availing |
| sufficienter | = | affluently, adequately |
| sufficientia | = | affluence, sufficiency |
| sufficio | = | to be affluent, avail for, to afford, supply |
| sufficio | = | to be sufficient, suffice, be enough |
| suffoco | = | to strangle, choke, suffocate |
| suffoco | = | to choke, stifle |
| suffragium | = | vote, franchise, approval support, aid, assistance |
| suffragium | = | intercession by saint with god, church province |
| suffragium | = | succor, support aid, incitement, maintenance |
| suffrago | = | to support |
| suffulcio | = | to prop up, bolstered |
| suffusus | = | imbued |
| suggero | = | to bring up, supply, provide, add, attach. place |
| suggero | = | to excite, prompt, suggest, assign, bring to mind |
| suggestus | = | platform, raised place |
| sui | = | himself, herself, itself |
| sui juris | = | one's own master |
| sulum | = | each, every |
| sum fui futurus | = | to be, exist |
| summa | = | amount, sum |
| summa | = | the highest part, whole, sum |
| summisse | = | humbly, softly, calmly, modestly |
| summissus (from summitto) | = | let down, lowered, gentle, mild |
| summittere | = | to lower |
| summitto | = | to let down, lower, subject, subordinate |
| summitto | = | to send as help, to send secretly |
| summitto (se) | = | to condescend, submit, raise, rear, make grow |
| summoneo | = | to give a hint |
| summopere | = | very much, exceedingly |
| summopere | = | very much |
| sumo | = | to take, choose, obtain, buy., take for granted |
| sumo | = | to choose, take up, apply, employ |
| sumptus | = | expense, cost |
| sumptus | = | expenses |
| suo | = | to stitch, join |
| supellectilis | = | household furniture, goods |
| super | = | above, over |
| super (adv.) | = | over, above, besides, beyond, moreover |
| super (prep.) | = | (+ abl.) |
| superabundo-avi | = | to be very abundant |
| superare | = | conquer |
| superbia | = | pride, arrogance |
| superbiens | = | arrogant, domineering |
| superbus | = | overbearing, arrogant, haughty, proud |
| supercilium | = | haughtiness |
| superficies | = | surface, top |
| superfluo | = | flow over, overflow, be superfluous |
| supergredior | = | to step over |
| supermitto | = | to pour upon |
| superna | = | northeast by north wind |
| superna | = | supernal |
| superne | = | from above, above |
| supernus | = | above, superior |
| supero | = | to vanquish, outstrip |
| supero | = | to be above, have the upper hand, surpass |
| supersilium | = | haughtiness |
| superstes | = | survivor of another's death |
| superstes | = | surviving, present, standing |
| supersto | = | to survive |
| supersum | = | to be superfluous, to remain |
| superus | = | higher |
| superus superior supremus or | = | above, upper, high |
| supervacuus | = | superfluous, unnecessary, extra |
| supervenio | = | to overtake, arrive |
| supervenio | = | to arrive, come up, arrive unexpectedly |
| supparum | = | garment |
| suppedito | = | to give in abundance |
| supplanto | = | to trip up |
| supplex | = | kneeling, entreating, suppliant |
| supplex | = | [a] suppliant |
| suppliciter | = | supplicatingly |
| supplicium | = | punishment |
| supplicium | = | torment |
| suppono subpono | = | to put in place of, substitute, forge |
| suppono subpono | = | to put under, subject, put next to, add |
| supra (+ acc.) | = | above |
| surculus | = | shoot, sprout |
| surgo | = | to arise |
| surgo surrexi surrectum | = | to get up, arise |
| surrideo | = | to smile |
| surripio | = | to pilfer |
| surrogo | = | to to put in another's place |
| sursum | = | upwards |
| sursum deorsum | = | up and down |
| sus | = | swine, pig, hog |
| susceptor | = | guardian |
| suscipere | = | to undergo, receive, take up, sponsorship at bapt |
| suscipio | = | to raise up, maintain, support, accept, receive |
| suscipio | = | take up, support, raise, accept, undertake, begin |
| suscito | = | to stir up, arouse, excite |
| suscriptor | = | the signer of a document |
| susicivus | = | left over, to spare, extra, superfluous |
| suspectus | = | suspected |
| suspendo | = | to suspend, hang |
| suspendo | = | to vault |
| suspicio | = | to look upward at, esteem, respect, to suspect |
| suspicor | = | to suppose |
| suspiro | = | to sigh, draw a deep breath, long for |
| sustento | = | to maintain, sustain |
| sustineo | = | to hold up, sustain, endure |
| sustituo | = | to put next, put under, put in place of |
| susurro | = | to whisper, buzz |
| suus | = | her, his, its, their |
| synagoga | = | synagogue |
| Syracusae | = | Syracuse |
| Syria | = | Syria |