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silex silicis m.
flint, rock
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simultas -atis f.
quarrel, enmity, grudge
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sopio -ire -ivi -itum
put to sleep, lull, calm
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sordes -is f.
dirt, filth, meanness, baseness,
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sordidus -a -um
dirty, low, mean, vile
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spatior -ari -atus
walk about, promenade
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specimen -inis n.
example, proof, pattern, ideal
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spissus -a -um
thick, compact, dense
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squaleo -ere -ui
be stiff, rough, filthy
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squalidus -a -um
filthy, stiff with dirt
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stipes -itis m.
log, trunk of tree
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stipo (1)
crowd, compress, stuff, throng round
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strenuus -a -um
brisk, vigorous
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stuprum -i n.
disgrace, debauchery, rape
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subnixus -a -um (+ abl.)
supported by, leaning on
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suffragium -i n.
vote, right of voting
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sumptus -us m.
expense, cost, charge
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suppedito (1)
supply, be at hand, be sufficient
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sursum (adv.)
upwards, on high
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taeda -ae f.
torch (esp. wedding-torch)
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taeter -tra -trum
foul, repulsive
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tenus (+ gen. or abl.)
as far as
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terebro (1)
bore, perforate
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teres (gen. -etis)
smooth, polished
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tergeo -ere tersi tersum
wipe off, wipe dry, clean
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tiro -onis m.
recruit, beginner
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torpeo -ere
be sluggish, dull, listless
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torpor -oris m.
numbness, listlessness
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torus -i m.
muscle, couch, bed
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torvus -a -um
fierce, grim, savage
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trivium -i n.
cross-roads, highway
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truculentus -a -um
savage, fierce, grim
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truncus -a -um
mutilated, deprived of some important part
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trux (gen. trucis)
savage, fierce, grim
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tundo -ere tutudi tunsum (or tusum)
beat, bash, strike
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turbo -inis m.
whirlwind, whirling motion
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umbo -onis m.
boss of shield, shield
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umor -oris m.
moisture, liquid
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uncus -a -um
hooked, crooked, curved
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usura -ae f.
use, interest (on money lent)
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usurpo (1)
make use of, employ, practise, name,
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vacillo (1)
sway, totter, waver
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vapulo (1)
receive a beating or flogging
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vaticinor -ari -atus
prophesy
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vecors (gen. vecordis)
foolish, mad
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vectigal -alis n.
tax, revenue
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verna -ae c.
slave born in master's house
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vernaculus -a -um
native, indigenous
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versutus -a -um
versatile, clever, crafty, sly
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vesanus -a -um
mad, raging
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vexillum -i n.
military flag, banner
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viaticum -i n.
travelling-money
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viduus -a -um
bereft, deprived of (esp. of husband or wife)
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vilicus -i m.
steward, estate-manager
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virgulta -orum n.pl.
copse, thicket
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