per, through. POT-, master potis, able. portus, harbor. perīculum (-clum), trial; danger. possum (for *potsum), be able. potentia, might, power. posco (for *porcsco), ask with urgency. RAP-, RVP-, snatch, break. rapiō, snatch, seize. reposco, demand back, demand as rapto, seize and carry off. rubescō, grow red. rutilus, ruddy. rutilō, emit a ruddy glow. SA-, sow. satus, seed, offspring, son. caedes (for *scaedes), slaughter. praecisus (for -scīsus), broken off, steep and jagged. I SAL-, leap. saltus, leap (subst.). Sāturnus, Saturn (viewed as god salio, leap (vb.). of agriculture). Sāturnius, of Saturn. serō (for *sisō, redupl.), sow. obserō, sow thickly. dissulto, leap apart. Salii, the Salii (dancing priests). exsultō, leap up. insultō, leap on; insult. saeculum (-clum), generation; age. resultō, rebound, reëcho. SAC-, fasten. sacer, sacred. sacro, consecrate. sacerdos, priest. sanciō, make sacred. sanctus, hallowed. SAC-, SEC-, SCI-, SCID-, split, distinguish. exsul, exile. 2 SAL-, save. salvus, sound; safe. salveō, be well. salūs, soundness; safety. sōlor, comfort, console. sōlācium, comfort, consolation. sollemnis (soll-, whole), annual; solemn. saxum, (broken) stone, rocky frag- sollemne, religious festival. excidium (exscidium), destruc- sedeō, sit. tion. SED-, SID-, sit. sēdēs, seat; abode. sedile, seat. caedō (for *scaedō), cut down, consessus, assembly. slay. insidō, take one's seat on, settle on. |