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scindo |
to cut, rend, split/divide, separate. |
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salveo |
to be well. |
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salveo |
to be well, be in good health. |
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salutor |
visitor, caller. |
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saluto |
to wish well, greet, visit, reverence, pay respect to. |
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salutifer |
salvation-giving. |
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salus |
safety, help or assistance/ health, wellness, wholeness. |
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saltem |
at least, at all events. |
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salus |
health, safety, well-being, salvation /salutation. |
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salubris |
advantageous. |
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sine |
(+ abl.) without. |
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scilicet |
namely, that is to say. |
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sapiens |
(subs.) a wise man, philosopher. |
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sanctimonia |
purity, charity, virtue, sanctity, sacredness. |
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sanctifico |
to sanctify, make holy. |
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salvus |
unhurt, safe, sound. |
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sapientia |
wisdom. |
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simul atque |
as soon as. |
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sapiens |
wise, judicious. |
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sanctimonialis |
nun, sister. |
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Sanctus Eleutherius |
St. Eligius. |
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sanctimonia |
moral purity. |
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Sanctus Rodoenus |
St. Ouen. |
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salubriter |
advantageously. |
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sanctio |
ratification, saction, ordinance. |
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sanctio |
to ratify, hallow, render inviolable or irrevocable. |
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secludo |
to shut out. |
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sanctus |
holy, sacred, /saint. |
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sanus |
sound, healthy, sane. |
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Sanctus Egidius |
St. Gilles. |
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Santiago |
st. james. |
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sane |
(adverb) rationally, soberly /really, indeed. |
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sanna |
mocking grimace, mockery. |
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sane |
rationally, sensibly, really, indeed, to be sure. |
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sanitas |
health, soundness of mend, sanity. |
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sino |
to allow, leave undone. |
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singuli |
one each, one apiece, single, separate. |
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singulariter |
adv, one by one, exceedingly, especialy. |
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sapienter |
wisely, judiciously. |
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singularis |
alone. . |
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singularis |
alone of its kind, solitary /machless, unique. . |
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sino |
allow, suffer, permit, let. |
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singultim |
stammeringly. |
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simulo |
to pretend, sham. |
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singultus |
sobbing. |
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singulto |
to sob. |
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singulus |
single, separate, one at a time, one each. |
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singultus |
sobbing, gasping, death rattle. |
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sinus |
curve, fold, bend /pocket, lap /bay, gulf. |
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sinus |
inner feeling, secret heart. |
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servile villicus |
estate steward. |
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scilicet |
evidently, certainly, of course, no doubt, assuredly. |
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sapio |
to discern, know. |
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satellites |
armed retainers, retinue. |
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scilicet |
rightly, it is just. |
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sano |
to heal. |
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satago |
to bustle about. |
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sapor |
taste, elegance. |
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Sarcalogos |
Christ, the word incarnate. |
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satago |
have one's hands full, have enough to do. |
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satago |
to pay a creditor, satisfy a creditor. |
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sarcina |
bundle, pack, burden, load. |
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scientia |
knowledge. |
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saturo |
to fill, satisfy. |
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Scaldus |
Scheldt. |
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satio |
to satisfy, sate. |
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satraps |
viceroy, governor, ruler. |
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sator |
planter, father, creator. |
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satis |
enough, sufficient /sufficiently. |
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sato |
to sow, plant. |
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scaena, scena |
stage or tent, even foliage. |
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scaber |
scabby, rough. |
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saxum |
large stone. |
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satura |
satire. |
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scaccarium |
chessboard, game of chess. . |
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scabrosus |
scabrous, rough. |
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scabies |
the itch, mange, a rash. |
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scandalum |
stumbling-block, quarrel. |
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scamnum |
bench, stool. |
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scientia |
knowledge, science, skill. |
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scelestus |
wicked, accursed, infamous, criminal. |
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scando |
to ascend, board. |
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scapulus |
the shoulder. |
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scapulare |
sword-belt. |
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scaphium (sciphus |
Herimann, cap. 24) pot, bowl, drinking vessel. |
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scelus |
crime, sin, evil deed, wickedness. |
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scholasticus |
scholar, learned one, schoolboy. |
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scelus |
accursed deed, wickedness, calamity. |
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schola |
school /elite troop of soldiers. |
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schema |
rhetorical figure, shape. |
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sceptrum |
rule, authority, royal staff. |
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scisco |
to ascertain. |
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scisco |
investigate, ask, inquire/ vote, ordain, resolve. |
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scitus |
ordinance. |
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secerno secrevi secretum |
to separate. |
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sciscitor |
to ask. |
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scio |
to know, understand. |
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satus |
origin, start, beginning /planting, sowing. |
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scelerata |
accursed, miscreant. |
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sententiosus |
sententious. |
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secedo |
to withdraw. |
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scrinium |
bookcase, case for papers. |
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secedo |
to go apart, withdraw. |
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scopae |
broom. |
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scribo, scripsi scriptum |
to write, compose. |
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scius |
discerning. |
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se teneo |
stay. |
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scrupulositas |
rough spot, jagged edge. |
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scriptor |
writer, author, scribe. |
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scrinium |
chest. |
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se astringo |
to commit oneself to. |
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scutulatus |
diamond-shaped, shield-bearing. |
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sculpta |
engraved. |
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se gero |
to conduct oneself, conduct, carry on. |
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scutum |
oblong shield. |
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se habere |
to keep oneself. |
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simul |
together. |
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seco |
to fly or cut through. |
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semita |
by-way, path, foot-path, track. |
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securus |
[+ gen] untroubled by, easy, at ease. |
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seco |
to settle (as to settle an argument). |
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secundum |
accordingly, in an accordance with. |
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securus |
safe, secure, free from care, unworried, unconcerned. |
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secessus |
solitary retreat. |
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secretarius |
privy counsellor. |
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secretum |
secret, solitary, private, retired, secret conversation. |
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secundum |
(+ inf.), following, after, during, according to. |
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securis |
axe, hatchet, battle-axe. |
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secundum |
(adv.) after, behind. |
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securitas |
* guarantee of safety, surety, guarantor. |
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secundus |
second. |
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semino |
to plant, breed, produce, give rise to. |
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sedeo |
to settle down, reside. |
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secus |
otherwise, not so. |
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sermocinatio |
disputation. |
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secus |
wrongly, badly, not as one would wish. |
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secus + atque or quam |
differently from, otherwise than. |
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securus |
[+ abl.] free from, alone, safe. |
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sed |
but/ and indeed, what is more. |
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secuutus |
follower, pursuer. |
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sedeo |
to sit. |
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scrupulosa |
intricate, thorny. |
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sedes |
residence, throne, temple. |
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seminarium |
warm-frame, seed-bed. |
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sedulo |
zealously. |
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sedulus |
zealous. |
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seditio |
sedition. |
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seditio |
dissension, quarrel, insurrection, mutiny, rising. |
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seductor |
seducer. |
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sedo |
to settle, smooth, calm, allay. |
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sem |
prefix meaning half-. |
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semestris |
six months. |
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segnis |
sluggish. |
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seges |
wheatfield, wheat crop, field of wheat. |
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semen |
seed, kin. |
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semel |
a single time, for the first time, even once, once, ever. |
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senilis |
an old man, aged man. |
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sermocinare |
to talk to oneself. |
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sentina |
dregs, rabble. |
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senesco |
to grow old, to grow aged, to mature, wear out. |
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semoveo |
to remove, set apart, isolate, separate, set aside. |
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semotus |
distant, isolated, removed. |
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seneo |
to be old, aged. |
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semper |
always, ever. |
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senectus |
old age, dotage. |
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sempiterna |
eternal. |
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senium |
gloom, melancholy. |
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senium |
old age, dotage/ decay, decline, deterioration. |
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senior |
lord, elder. |
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senipes |
steed. |
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sententia |
opinion, thought, way of thinking, meaning, purpose. |
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sensilis |
sensitive. |
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sensa |
thoughts, teachings. |
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sedatus |
calmed, settled, checked. |
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sententia |
sentiment, opinion, decision, saying. |
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sensus |
feeling, sense, understanding. |
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sensim |
slowly, bit by bit, gradually, by degrees. |
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seposita |
distant. |
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sermo |
talk, common talk, conversation, rumor. |
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sentio |
to feel, judge, suppose, vote. |
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sepono |
sequester, banish. |
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sentio |
to perceive, experience, hold an opinion,. |
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sepes |
fence. |
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sepelio |
to ruin, destroy/ inter, bury. |
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seorsum |
apart, separately. |
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sentus |
neglected, dilapidated. |
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serius |
serious, grave, solemn. |
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sepulcrum |
tomb. |
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seputus |
buried, sunk, immersed. |
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sepulchrum |
grave, tomb, sepulcher. |
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septiformus |
sevenfold. |
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sepultura |
burial. |
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septem |
seven. |
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serio |
seriously. |
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sequor |
to follow, trail. |
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sequax |
following, attending, attendant, pursuing. |
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series |
sequence. |
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serenus |
serene. |
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sereno |
to make clear, serene, make calm. |
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servitium |
payment of dues, military service, service. |
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similis |
similar, like, resembling. |
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signum |
seal, indication, sign/ mark /token. |
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sesquioctavus |
containing nine eighths. |
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servio |
(+ dat.) to be a slave to, serve. |
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sero |
to beget. |
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sero |
at a late hour, late. |
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sero |
to sow, plant. |
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sesquimellesimus |
1500th. |
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sermo |
discussion, speech. |
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servo |
to preserve, serve, guard. |
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servo |
to watch over, keep, protect, observe, save, reserve. |
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servitus |
servitude, slavery. |
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sesquialter |
once and a half. |
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sesqui |
one and a half times. |
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sese |
himself, herself, itself, =se. |
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servus |
servant, slave, serf. |
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sibimet |
to them themselves. |
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severitas |
severity, rigor, sternness, strictness. |
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sessio |
sitting down, loitering, hanging around /chair, seat. |
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signum |
signal, miraculous works. |
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sesquitertia |
one and a third. |
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si |
if. |
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servus scandali |
quarrelsome servant. |
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sexaginta |
sixty. |
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severus |
stern, harsh. |
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sidus |
constellation, star. |
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sicco |
-are, to dry up, out. |
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sic |
so, thus /yes, that is so, that is right. |
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sidereus |
heavenly, starry. |
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siccus |
dry, thirsty/ sober, temperate. |
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sicut |
as, just as, as it were, (+verb in subj.) just as if. |
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Siclinium |
Seclin. |
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simul |
at once, at the same time, together. |
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similis |
like, similar, resembling. |
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silens |
silent, still. |
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sigillum |
seal, sign. |
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sileo |
to be still, silent/ (+ acc.) be silent about / rest. |
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silenti etc |
the dead. |
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silentio |
to [+ acc.] to keep silent , to silence. |
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silentium |
silence, stillness, quiet, repose, obscurity. |
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silva |
woods, forest, grove. |
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simplex |
simple, unaffected. |
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similitudo |
likeness, resemblance/ uniformity. |
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severiter |
harshly. |
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sincerus |
genuine. |
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simulatio |
shamming. |
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simulatio |
pretense,. |
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simulator |
hypocrite. |
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simulatus |
counterfeit. |
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simultas |
sham, artifice. |
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