sexāgies (-gēsies), sixty times. sexāgintā, sixty.

sexcēnārius, a, um, of 600. sexcēni, æ, a, 600 each.

sexcenti, æ, a, 600, a vast number. sexcenties, 600 times. sexdecim, sixteen.

sexennis, e, of six years. sexennium, i, N., six years. sexiēs, six times.

sextans, tis, M. (} of as), farthing. sextārius, i, N. ( of congius), pint. Sextilis, is, M., August.

sextus, a, um, sixth; N., the sixth time.

sexus, ūs, M., sex.

si, if, whether; quod si, but if.
sibi, [sui,] for one's self.
sibilo, I, to hiss, whistle.
sibilus, i, M.; pl., a, N., a hiss.
sibilus, a, um, hissing, whistling.
Sibylla, æ, F., sibyl, prophetess.
sic, so, thus, so much.
sīca, æ, F., dagger.

Sicānus, a, um, Sicilian; Sicanian (ancient Italian).

sīcārius, i, M., stabber, assassin.
siccānus (-eus), a, um, dry.

siccārius, a, um, for drying.
sicce (sic), so, thus.
siccine, so? thus?

siccitas, ātis, F., dryness, drought. sicco, I, to dry, dry up.

siccus, a, um, dry, thirsty, firm; N., dry ground.

Sicelis, idis, F., Sicilian, pastoral. Sichæus, i, the husband of Dido. Sicilia, æ, Sicily.

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sicilicula, æ, F., small sickle. sicilicus, i, M., of as, foot, &c. Siciliensis, e, Sicilian. sīcīlimenta, ōrum, N., aftermath. sicilio, 4, cut with sickle. sīcīlis, is, F., sickle. sīcubi, if anywhere.

Siculus, a, um, Sicilian; pl., an ancient people of Italy. sicunde, if from anywhere. sic-ut (uti), so as, just as, as if. Sicyon, ōnis, F., a town of N. Peloponnesus.

sīdereus, a, um; -ālis, e, of the

stars, starry, divine.

sideror, I, to be sun-struck. sīdo, sīdi, 3, sit, settle, sit fast. Sidonius, a, um, of Sidon (Phœnicia or Carthage).

sīdus, eris, N., star, group of stars, sky, climate.

siem-sim, may be.

Sīgēus, a, um, of Sigeum (a promontory near Troy).

sigilla, ōrum, N., small figures, seal. Sigillāria, ōrum, feast of images (in the Saturnalia).

sigillātus, a, um, figured.

signātor, ōris, N., witness to a will. signātus, a, um, sealed, guarded. signifer, era, um, image-bearing, starry; M., standard-bearer. significatio, ōnis, F., mark, token, applause, sign, meaning. significātus, ūs, M., sign, token. significo, I, betoken, portend, mean. signo, 1, mark, designate, stamp, seal. signum, i, N., mark, sign, standard,

statue, signal, image, constellation. sil, silis, N., yellow ochre.

Sila, æ, F., a pitch-forest in the south of Italy.

silens, tis, still, silent. silenter, silently.

silentiōsus, a, um, perfectly still. silentium, i, N., silence, quiet, repose. Silēnus, i, attendant of Bacchus. sileo, ui, 2, to be still, silent. siler, eris, N., water-willow. silesco, 3, to grow still. silex, icis, D., flint, crag. silicernium, i, N., funeral-feast. siliceus, a, um, flinty. siligineus, a, um, wheaten. silīgo, inis, F., white winter wheat. siliqua, æ, F., pod, husk. silus, a, um, pug-nosed. silva, æ, F., a wood, forest, grove. Silvānus, i, the god of Forests. silvaticus, a, um, of the forest. silvester, tris, e, of forest or wood. silvicola, æ, C., dwelling in woods. silvōsus, a, um, full of trees. sīmia, æ, F., ape.

simila, æ, F., fine flour. similis, e, like, similar.

similitudo, inis, F., likeness, simile.
similo simulo, liken.
simitu, together, at once.
simius (-olus), i, M., ape.
simo, I, flatten, press flat.
Simois, entis, M., a river of Troy.
simplex, icis, simple, plain, frank.
simplicitas, ātis, F., simplicity, art-
lessness, frankness, honesty.
simpliciter, simply, directly.
simplus, a, um, simple.
simpulum, i, N., a small ladle.
simul, at the same time; simul at-
que or ac, as soon as.
simulācrum, i, N., likeness, image.
simulans, tis, imitation.
simulanter (-ātē), pretendedly.
simulātio, ōnis, F., feigning, pre-
tence, deceit.

simulātor, ōris, M., deceiver.
simulatque, as soon as.
simulo, I, feign, pretend, copy.
simultas, ātis, F., strife, quarrel.
sīmus (-ulus), a, um, flat-nosed.
sin, but if.

†sināpi, is, N., mustard.
sincere, uprightly, frankly.
sincēritas, ātis, F., soundness, in-
tegrity, sincerity.

sincērus, a, um, sound, genuine. sinciput, itis, N., half-head, cheek (of pork), head. †sindon, Ŏnis, N., muslin. sine, without.

singillatim, one by one. singulāris, e, singular, unique. singulāritas, ātis, F., singleness. singulariter, singly, exceedingly. singulārius, a, um, single. singulātim (-gultim), one by one. singuli, æ, a, single, one to each. singultio, 4, to hiccup, cluck. singulto, I, to gasp, hiccup. singultus, ūs, M., sobbing, gasping. Sinis, is, a robber of Corinth, slain by Theseus.

sinister, tra, um, left, on the left, awkward, unlucky; (in auspices, sometimes), auspicious.

sinistra, æ, F., the left hand. sinistrorsus, towards the left. sīno, sīvi, sit-, 3, permit.

Sinōpe, es, F., a town on the south shore of the Black Sea.

sinuāmen, inis, N.; -ātio, ōnis, F., turning, winding.

Sinuessa, æ, F., a Latin colony in Campania.

sīnum, i, N., bowl.

sinuo, I, to bend, swell, bulge. sīnuōsus, a, um, winding, bending. sinus, ūs, 4, bending, curve, fold, bosom, gulf.

sīparium, i, N., stage curtain. † sipho, ōnis, M., siphon, tube. Sipontum, i, a port of Apulia. Sipylus, i, M., a mountain of Lydia. siqua, if by any way. siquando, if ever. siquidem, since.

sīquis, sīqua (§ 22, iii.), if any. siremps (similis reipsa), very like. Sīrēnes, um, F., the Sirens, myth.

monsters, half-bird, half-maiden. siris, sirit, sirint, [sino,] may let. Sīrius, i, M., the dog-star. sirpus scirpus, bulrush. †sīrus, i, M., corn-pit.

sis, [sum,] may be; [si vis,] if thou wilt (§ 37, i.).

sisara, æ, F., heath, sweet broom. sisto, stiti, stat-, 3, to set, place, arrest, set fast, stay, endure. †sistrum, i, N., gong (?).

Sisyphus, i, myth. k. of Corinth. †sītanius, a, um, this year's. sitella, æ, F., urn, for drawing lots. Sithonius, a, um, Thracian. siticulōsus, a, um, thirsty, parched. sitiens, tis, thirsty, parched, greedy. sitio, 4, to thirst, thirst for. sitis, is, im, i, F., thirst, drought. †sittacē, ēs, F., parrot. situla, æ, F., bucket. situs, [sino,] set, situated. situs, ūs, M., situation, position; dust, rust.

sive (seu), or if, whether, or. †smaragdus, i, C., emerald, jasper. †smīlax, acis, F., bindweed.

†smyrna, æ, F., myrrh. Smyrna, æ, F., a city on the western coast of Asia Minor. soboles suboles, offspring. sobrie, soberly, prudently. sobrietas, ātis, F., moderation. sobrīnus, i, M.; -a, æ, F., cousin. sōbrius, a, um, sober, temperate, prudent.

soccus (-ulus), i, M., sock, slipper. socer, eri, M., father-in-law. socia, æ, F., partner, companion. sociālis, e, of companions or allies. sociennus, i, N., comrade. societas, ātis, F., companionship, partnership, alliance.

socio, I, to league, share, unite. socius, i, M., companion, partner, ally, confederate.

sōcordia, æ, F., dulness, sloth. socors, dis, foolish, stupid, slothful, negligent.

Socrates, is, a philosopher of Athens, B.C. 470-400.

socrus, ūs, F., mother-in-law. sodālicium, i, N., association, fellowship, club.

sodālis, is, M., comrade, companion. sodalitas, ātis, F., fellowship, club. sōdes (si audes), an thou wilt. sōl, sōlis, M., the sun, day, daylight. sōlāmen, inis, N., comfort, solace. sōlānum, i, N., nightshade. sōlāris, e, of the sun.

sōlārium, i, N., sundial, balcony. sōlātium, i, N., relief, consolation, comfort, solace.

sōlātor, ōris, M., comforter. sōlātus, a, um, sunburnt. soldurii, ōrum, M., retainers.

soldus solidus, firm. solea, æ, F., sole, sandal. soleārius, i, M., sandal-maker. soleātus, a, um, wearing sandals. sōlemnis, sollennis, accustomed, solemn, established. soleo, ituş, 2, be wont. sōlers 30llers, skilled. solidē, densely, closely, fully. soliditas, ātis, F., firmness, solidity. solido, I, to fasten, make firm.

solidus, a, um, dense, firm, solid, complete, genuine; N., firm ground. solipūga, æ, F., a venomous insect. sōlitārius, a, um, lonely. sōlitas, ātis; -tūdo, inis, F., solitude, wilderness, destitution. solitus, [soleo,] wonted. solium, i, N., seat, throne, dominion. sōlivagus, a, um, roving alone. sollennis, e, stated, festive, solemn,

customary; N., a sacred festival. sollenniter, solemnly, formally. sollers, tis, skilled, intelligent. sollertia, æ, F., skill, expertness. sollicitatio, ōnis, F., instigation. sollicitē, anxiously.

sollicito, I, move, stir, excite. sollicitudo, inis, F., anxiety. sollicitus, a, um, disturbed, anxious. solo, I, to lay waste, make desolate. †solœcismus, i, M., fault (of grammar).

Solon, ōnis, the legislator of Athens, Archon, B.C. 594. sōlor, I, to comfort, console. solox, ōcis, harsh, coarse, bristly. solpūga solipūga, an insect. solstitiālis, e of midsummer. solstitium, i, N., solstice. solum, i, N., ground, foundation. sōlum, only, merely.

sōlus, a, um, ius, alone, only, lonely. solūtē, easily, carelessly. solūtio, ōnis, F., loosening, payment, dissolving, solution. solūtus, [solvo], loose, light. solvo, vi, ūt-, 3, loosen, dissolve, cast off (from shore), pay, explain, dispel, release.

somniculōsus, a, um, drowsy. somnifer, era, um, soporific. somnio, I, to dream. somnium, i, N., a dream. somnulentus, a, um, drowsy. somnus, i, M., sleep, night. sonans, tis, noisy, resounding. sonipes, pedis, loud-footed (steed). sonitus, ūs, M., sound, noise. sono, ui, it-, I, to sound, speak, boast. sonor, ōris, N., noise, din. sonōrus, a, um, noisy, loud.

sons, tis, guilty, hurtful. sonticus, a, um, dangerous. sonus, i, M., noise, sound. †sophistes, æ, M., a sophist. Sophocles, is, an Attic tragedian, B.C. 495-405.

†sophos (us), i, sage, shrewd. sōpio, 4, to soothe, lull, put to sleep. sopor, ōris, M., opium, opiate, stupor, lethargy.

sopōrifer, era, um, sleep-bringing. sopōro, I, put to sleep.

sopōrus, a, um, causing sleep.
Sōracte, is, N., ą mt. in Etruria.
†sōracum, i, N., pannier.
sorbeo, ui, 2, suck in, swallow,
sorbillo, I, to sip.
sorbilo, sippingly.

sorbitio, ōnis, F., draught, potion. sorbum, i, N. service-berry. sordeo, 2, to be foul, sordid, dirty. sordes, is, F., dirt, squalor, mourning, meanness, rabble.

sordesco, dui, 3, to grow dirty. sordidātus, a, um, in shabby clothes. sordidē, foully, meanly. sordido, I, pollute.

sordidus, a, um, foul, sordid, squalid, base.

sorex, icis, N., shrew-mouse. soror, ōris, F., sister. sorōsius, a, um, of sisters. sors, tis, F., lot, chance, destiny, capital (at interest); pl. prophecy. sorsum seorsum, apart. sortilegus, a, um, prophetic. sortior, 4, cast lots, allot, distribute, obtain, select.

sortitio, ōnis, F., allotment. sortitō, by fate.

sortitus, ūs, M., allotment. sospes itis, saving, safe, fortunate. sospitālis, e, giving safety. sospito, I, protect.

Sp. the prænomen Spurius. †spadix, icis, C., a palm-branch (with fruit); adj., chestnut-color. †spado, ōnis, M., eunuch.

spargo, si, sum, 3, strew, scatter, spread, extend. sparsim, scattered.

sparsio, ōnis, F., sprinkling. sparsus, [spargo,] scattered. Sparta, æ, F., a city of S. Greece. Spartacus, i, leader of a revolt of gladiators, defeated B.C. 71. Spartānus (-iacus, -icus), a, um, Spartan.

sparteus, a, um, of broom. Spartiates, æ, a Spartan. spartum, i, M., Spanish broom. sparus, i, M., a hunting-spear. †spatha, æ, F., spatula (paddleshape), a broad sword.

spatior, I, to walk about.

spatiōsus, a, um, ample, spacious. spatium, i, N., space, open space, period, opportunity.

speciālis, e, particular, special. specialiter, specifically.

species, ēi, F., view, appearance, display, idea, vision, species. specimen, inīs, N., token, model. specio, spexi, 3, to look, view. speciōsē, showily.

speciōsus, a, um, handsome, showy. spectabilis, e, visible, worth seeing. spectaculum, i, N., a sight, public show, theatre.

spectamen, inis, N., mask, scene. spectātē, splendidly.

spectatio, ōnis, F., view, beholding. spectator, ōris, M., observer, spectator, critic.

spectātus, a, um, proved, esteemed. spectio, ōnis, F., observing (of auspices).

specto, I, to behold, observe, test, drive at.

spectrum, i, N., image, apparition. specula, æ, F., a look-out, eminence. specula, æ, F., [spes,] slight hope. speculābundus, a, um, on the watch.

speculāris, e, of a mirror; M., sheet of mica; N., pl. window-panes. speculator, oris, M., a scout, explorer, examiner.

speculātōrius, a, um, for scoutingservice.

speculor, I, to spy, watch, examine. speculum, i, N., mirror.

specus, ūs, M., cave, den. †spēlæum, i, N., cavern. tspēlunca, æ, F., cavern, den. Sperchēos (-ius), i, a river of Thessaly.

spernax, ācis, contemptuous. sperno, sprēvi, sprēt-, 3; -nor, 1, sever, despise, reject. spero, I, to hope, expect. spes, spei, F., hope, anticipation. sphæra, æ, ball, globe, sphere. Sphinx, ngis, F., a myth. being, half-woman, half-lion. spica, æ, F., point, spike, tuft, dart. spiceus, a, um, of wheat-ears. spico, I, put forth ears. spicilegium, i, N., gleaning. spiculum, i, N., point, sting, dart. spina, æ, F., thorn, spine. spīnētum, i, N., hedge of thorns. spinifer (ger), a, um, thorn-bearing. spinōsus, a, um, thorny, confused. spinther, ēris, N., bracelet. spīnus, i, F., black-thorn. spīra, æ, F., a coil, fold. spīrābilis, e, for breathing, vital. spīrāculum (-mentum), i; -men, inis, N., vent-hole, pore. spiritālis (-uālis), e, of breath or spirit.

spīritus, ūs, M., breath, spirit, pride. spiro, I, breathe, blow, live, aspire. spissāmentum, i, N., stopper. spissē, densely, slowly. spisso, I, to thicken.

spissus, a, um, dense, close, compact, slow.

†splen, splēnis, M., milt, spleen. splendeo, 2, to be bright, shine, gleam. splendesco, dui, 3, grow bright. splendidē, brilliantly.

splendidus, a, um, bright, brilliant, sumptuous, illustrious, noble. splendor, ōris, N., lustre, splendor. †splēnicus, a, um, splenetic. †spodos, i, F.; -ium, N., slag, dross. spoliatio, ōnis, F., pillage, plunder. spoliātor, ōris, M., plunderer. spolio, I, to strip, spoil, plunder. spolium, i, N., the spoil, plunder. sponda, æ, F., couch, bedstead.

spondālium, i, N., sacrificial hymn. spondeo, spopondi, spons-, 3, to pledge, vow, betroth.

†spondylus, i, M., spine-joint. †spongia, æ, F., sponge, slag, chainarmor, pumice.

sponsa, æ, F., betrothed, bride. sponsālis, e, of betrothal. sponsio, ōnis, F., pledge, security. sponsor, ōris, M., surety, bondsman. sponsum, i, N., a covenant. sponsus, [spondeo,] pledged, betrothed.

sponsus, ūs, M., betrothal. spontālis, e; spontāneus, a, um, voluntary.

sponte, ab. tis, gen. of one's own accord, voluntarily, freely. sporta, æ, F., a hamper.

sportula (-tella), æ, F., small basket.
sprētor, ōris, M., scorner.
sprētus, [sperno,] despised.
spūma, æ, F., foam, scum.
spumesco, 3, to froth, surge.
spūmeus, a, um, foamy, frothy.
spumo, 1, to foam, froth.
spumōsus, a, um, full of foam.
spuo, spui, spūt-, 3, to spit.
spurcē, vilely.

spurcidicus, a, um, foul-mouthed.
spurcitia, æ, F., dirt, smut.
spurco, I, to befoul.

spurcus, a, um, filthy, unclean, base.
spurius, a, um, illegitimate.
sputo, I, to spit, spit out.
spūtum, i, N., [spuo,] spit.
squaleo, ui, 2, to be stiff, rough,

squalid, or in mourning-garments. squalidus, a, um, rough, stiff, foul. squālor, ōris, N., foulness, squalor. squāma, æ, F., a scale.

squāmeus (-ōsus), a, um, scaly.
squarrōsus, a, um, scabby.
squilla=scilla, sea-onion.
-st, for est, is.

stabilimentum, i, N., support.

stabilio, 4, to make firm.

stabilis, e, firm, stable.

stabilitas, ātis, F., steadiness.

stabulārius, a, um, of a stoppingplace or stable.