Charlton T. Lewis, Charles Short, A Latin Dictionary, S , sērĭcātus , sērĭcum

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S - saccŭlārĭus

saccŭlus - Sacrŏvir

sacrŭfĭco - săgātus

săgax - sălax

sălĕ - sălīvōsus

saltŭārĭus - sambūcĕus

sambūcĭna - sandălĭārĭus

sandălĭgĕrŭlae - sānus

Săōces - sarcĭnātus

sarcĭnōsus - Sarpēdōn

sarpo - sătĭrĭcus

sătĭrŏgrăphus - Sătyriscus

sătyrogrăphus - scăbo

scă_brātus - scamnātus

scamnum - Scaurĭānus

Scaurus - Sciāpŏdes

Scĭăthos - Scissis

scissor - Scordisci

scordŏtis - scriptor

scriptōrĭus - sculptūrātus

sēbācĕus - sectrix

sectūra - sēdēcŭla

sĕdentārĭus - segnĭtĭa

segnĭtĭes - sellārĭus

Sellasĭa - sēmĭ-combustus

sēmĭ-confectus - sēmĭ-mădĭdus

sēmĭ-mărīnus - sēmĭ-rŏtundus

sēmĭ-rŭtus - sempĭternē

sempĭternĭtas - sensĭcŭlus

sensĭfer - sĕpĕlĭo

sē-pēs - septĭes

septĭfārĭam - sĕpultūra

sĕpultūrārĭus - sērĭcārĭus

sērĭcātus - serrācum

sērĭco-blatta

sermōcĭnanter

sermōcĭnātĭo

sermōcĭnātor

sermōcĭnātrix

serrāgo - sēsăma

sēsămĭnus - Sesquĭ-ŭlixes

sesquunx - sexāgēsĭes

sexāgēsĭmus - sībĭlus

sībĭlus - sīcŭbi

sīcŭla - signanter

signārĭus - sĭlesco

sĭlex - sĭmĭlis

sĭmĭlĭtas - sīn

sĭnāpi - sĭnistrōversus

Sinnĭus - Siria

sīrĭăcus - sītistus

sītītes - sŏcĭālis

sŏcĭālĭtas - sŏlĕārĭus

sŏlĕātus - sollertĭa

sollĭcĭtātĭo - somnĭcŭlōsē

somnĭcŭlōsus - Sōphrŏna

Sōphroniscus - sŏrōrĭo

sŏrōrĭus - spădōnātus

spădōnīnus - spătĭum

spătŭla - spĕcŭlum

spĕcus - spĭcĭo

spiclum - spīrĭtus

spīro - spondylē

spondylĭon - spūmo

spūmōsus - stăbĭlīmen

stăbĭlīmentum - stăphylŏdendron

staphylōma - stĕătītis

stĕătōma - stĕrĕŏbăta

stergēthron - stillo

stĭlo - stlembus

stlis - strāmentum

strāmĭnĕus - Strēnŭa

strēnŭē - Strŏmăteus

strombus - stŭdĭōsus

stŭdĭum - suādenter

suādĕo - sŭbactor

sŭbactus - sub-dēfĭcĭo

subdēlĭgo - Subertāni

sŭbex - sŭbĭtātĭo

sŭbĭtō - sublĭgātĭo

sub-lĭgo - sŭb-ŏdĭōsus

sub-offendo - subsĭdĕo

subsĭdĭālis - sub-strŭo

subsultim - sub-terrĕus

subter-sĕco - subvădes

subvectĭo - suc-centŭrĭo

suc-centŭrĭo - suc-cortex

succōsus - sŭcŭla

sŭcŭla - sufferctus

suffĕrentĭa - suffrāgor

suf-frēnātĭo - sŭīnus

Suĭŏnes - summerso

summersus - sŭo

sŭōmet - sŭper-certo

sŭpercĭlĭōsus - sŭperfĭcĭārĭus

sŭper-fĭcĭens - sŭpĕr-incurvātus

sŭpĕr-indictum - sŭper-lūcĕo

sŭper-lucror - sŭper-săpĭo

sŭper-scando - sŭper-văco

sŭpĕrvăcŭē - sup-pīlo

sup-pingo - suppŭtārĭus

suppŭtātĭo - sur -rēnālis

Surrentum - suscĭto

Sūsĭānē - sŭsurrātor

sŭsurrātrix - syllepsis

Syllēum - syngrăpha

syngrăphus - Syrmătae

syrmătĭcus - sȳzygĭa

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sērĭcum , i, n., v. Seres

I.fin.

A Latin Dictionary. Founded on Andrews' edition of Freund's Latin dictionary. revised, enlarged, and in great part rewritten by. Charlton T. Lewis, Ph.D. and. Charles Short, LL.D. Oxford. Clarendon Press. 1879.

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