S is Săba The largest town in Arabia Felix; especially celebrated f...; Sabœan; a funeral… Săbādĭus sabaia a drink of the poor people in Illyria; prepared from barley sabaiārĭus one who makes; sells; drinks sabănum a linen cloth; a towel; napkin Săbă_oth the heavenly hosts; the Lord; God Săbārĭa a city in Pannonia; a colony of the emperor Claudius; hen... sabatēnum a kind of slipper Sabatīni the inhabitants of a town in Campania Sābātīnus adj. belonging to Sabate; the Lake of Sabate; Lago di Bracciano Săbāzĭus a surname; a festival in honor of Sabazius; Jupiter sabbătārĭus adj. belonging to the Sabbath; Sabbatical; med.—Subst sabbătismus a keeping of the Sabbath sabbătīzo v. n. to observe the Sabbath sabbătum the new moon; a Jewish holiday Săbelli the Sabines; the Sabellian; Sabine Săbellĭus an elder of the Christian Church at Rome; and afterwards ... Săbīna Săbīnē adv. Săbīni the Sabines; an ancient Italian people adjoining the Lati... Sabis A river in Gallia Belgica; the Sambre; A river in Carmania; A deity of the Sabœ… sablo Sabota a city in Arabia Felix Sābrăta a town of Africa; near the Lesser Syrtis; Sabart Sabrīna a river of Britain; the Severn sabūcus săbŭlēta sandy places săbŭlo coarse sand; gravel săbŭlōsus adj. full of sand; sandy; gravelly săbŭlum săburra sand Săburra a lieutenant of King Juba săburrālis adj. consisting of sand; sand- săburrārĭus one who carries ballast to ships săburro v. a. to fill; lade with ballast; to ballast; to ballast one; we are stuffed full; cr… Sabus A king of India; The progenitor and god of the Sabines Săcae a people of Northern Asia; a part of the Scythians sacal Egyptian amber saccārĭus adj. belonging to sacks; sack-; laden with sacks saccātum urine saccellātĭo saccellus a little bag saccĕus adj. belonging to a sack; sack- sacchăron a sweet juice distilling from the joints of the bamboo; a... saccĭbuccis adj. chubby-cheeked saccīnus made of hair-cloth saccĭpērĭum a pocket for carrying a purse sacco v. a. to strain through a bag; to strain; filter saccŭlārĭus a cut-purse; pick-pocket; swindler saccŭlus a little sack; bag saccus a sack; bag; a moneybag; a bag; in lemm.; a garment of sackcloth; hair-cloth săcellum a little sanctuary; a small uncovered place consecrated t... săcer adj. dedicated; consecrated to a divinity; holy; devoted to a divinity for destructi… săcerdos a priest; a priestess; a mediator Săcerdos a surname of frequent occurrence săcerdōtālis adj. belonging to priests; priestly; sacerdotal săcerdōtĭālis săcerdōtĭum the priesthood; the office; dignity of priests săcerdōtŭla a young; inferior priestess săcersanctus Săces sācōma a counterpoise; a weight precisely balancing something in... sācōmārĭus adj. serving for a counterpoise; used for a weight in a balance sacondios a hyacinth-colored amethyst săcŏpēnĭum the gum-like juice of an umbelliferous plant sacos hyacinthcolor să_crābĭlĭter adv. like an epileptic; as if in a fit of epilepsy să_crāmentālis adj. sacramental să_crāmentum something to be kept sacred Săcrāni adj. an ancient people of Latium; of the să_crārĭum A place for the keeping of holy things; a shrine; sacristy; a secret place să_crārĭus a sacrist; sacristan să_crātē adv. P. a. fin să_crātĭo consecration; dedication să_crātor one who hallows; consecrates Să_crātor the name of a warrior să_crātus P. a. Sacravĭenses sacres să_crĭcŏla one who conducted the; a sacrificer; sacrificing priest să_crĭfer adj. bearing sacred things să_crĭfĭcālis adj. belonging to sucrifices; sacrificial să_crĭfĭcātĭo a sacrificing; sacrifice să_crĭfĭcātor a sacrificer să_crĭfĭcātus a sacrificing; sacrifice să_crĭfĭcĭŏlus he who sacrifices; the priest who makes the offerings for... să_crĭfĭcĭum a sacrifice să_crĭfĭco v. n. and a. to make; offer a sacrifice; to sacrifice să_crĭfĭcŭlus one who conducts the sacrifices; a sacrificer; sacrificin... să_crĭfĭcus adj. belonging to a sacrificing; sacrificial; mindful of sacri... să_crĭlĕgē adv. să_crĭlĕgĭum The robbing of a temple; stealing of sacred things; sacri...; Violation; profan… să_crĭlĕgus adj. that steals sacred things; that robs a temple; one who robs; that violates; pro… sacrĭma new wine offered to Bacchus Să_crĭportus A place in Latium; near Prœneste; where Sylla conquered t...; A small town on t… sacrĭum Scythian amber să_cro v. a. to declare; set apart as sacred; to consecrate; dedicate; part. perf să_crōsanctus adj. inaugurated; consecrated with religious ceremonies; fixed; decreed as inviolabl… Sacrŏvir a nobleman of the Hœdui in Gaul; named from Sacrovir