sempervīvus adj. ever-living; the plant called also; evergreen sempĭternē adv. sempĭternĭtas perpetuity; eternal duration; eternity sempĭternō adv. sempĭternum adv. sempĭternus adj. everlasting; ever-during; perpetual Semprōnĭus the name of a Roman; wife of D. Junius Brutus; and sharer... sēmuncĭa a half-ounce; the twenty-fourth; part of an; a twenty-fourth part; a trifle; fo… sēmuncĭālis adj. amounting to a half-ounce sēmuncĭārĭus adj. amounting to a half-ounce; one twentyfourth of an; one tw... Semurĭum a field near Rome; where was a temple of Apollo sēmustŭlo v. a. to half burn; to burn in part sēmustus adj. half-burned Sēna A town on the coast of Umbria; where Hasdrubal was defeat...; A river near the … sĕnācŭlum an open place on the Forum; near the Grœcostasis; serving...; council-hall of t… sēnārĭŏlus a little; insignificant; verse of six feet sēnārĭus adj. consisting of six each; six quarter-digits; in diameter; a verse consisting of … sĕnātor a senator; a member of the Roman Senate sĕnātōrĭus adj. belonging to a senator; senatorial; a senator sĕnātrix a female senator sĕnātus P. a. the council of the elders; the Senate; the Senate and peo...; a council; consul… sĕnātusconsultum P. a. Sĕnĕca a surname; in the; a native of Corduba; a celebrated rhetorician in the time...… sĕnĕcĭo an old man Sĕnĕcĭo a Roman surname sĕnĕcĭo a plant; called also; groundsel sĕnecta sĕnectus adj. aged; very old; old age; extreme age; senility sĕnectūs Old age; extreme age; senility Sēnensis sĕneo v. n. to be old; to be weak; feeble sĕnesco v. inch. n. to grow old; become aged; to grow hoary; gerundive; N. cr sĕnex adj. old; aged; advanced in years sēni num. distrib; six each; six Seniae sĕnĭca an aged person; an old man; old woman sĕnĭcŭlus a little old man sēnīdēni Sēnĭensis a town of Etruria; Siena; the inhabitants of Sena sĕnīlis adj. belonging to old people; aged; senile sēnĭo the number six; a sice sĕnĭor sēnĭpēs adj. six-footed; senarian sĕnĭum the feebleness of age; decline; decay Sēno Sĕnŏnes A people in; whose chief city was; Sens; A people in; sprung from the above; be… sensa sensātus adj. gifted with sense; intelligent; intelligently sensĭbĭlis adj. that can be perceived by the senses; sensible; endowed with feeling; capable of… sensĭbĭlĭtas The sense; meaning of words; Sensibility sensĭbĭlĭter adv. sensĭcŭlus a little sentence sensĭfer adj. producing sensation sensĭfĭcātor that produces sensation sensĭfĭco v. a. to make sensible; endow with sensation sensĭfĭcus adj. producing sensation sensĭlis adj. sensitive; sensible; endowed with sensation sensim adv. slowly; gently; soflly sensōrĭum the seat; organ of sensation sensŭālis adj. endowed with feeling; sensation; sensitive sensŭālĭtas the capacity for sensation; sensibility sensus sensus the faculty; power of perceiving; perception; perception; feeling; sensation; f… Senta a place in Dalmatia; noted for a curious cavern sententĭa a way of thinking; opinion; judgment; sense; meaning; signification sententĭālis adj. in the form of a sentence; in the form of maxims; axioms sententĭŏla a short; little sentence; maxim sententĭōsē adv. sententĭōsus adj. full of meaning; pithy sentĭcētum a thicket of briers; thorn-brake sentĭcōsus adj. full of briers; thorns; thorny sentĭfĭco v. a. to endow with feeling; sensation sentīna the filthy water that collects in the bottom of a ship; b...; the bottom of a s… sentīnācŭlum an instrument for bailing out the bilge-water of a ship; ... Sentīnas adj. belonging to Sentinum; a town of Umbria; N. cr.—Plur. subst sentīnātor one who; bails out the bilge-water; from a ship sentīno v. n. to bail; pump out the bilge-water from a ship; to be in difficulty; danger sentīnōsus adj. full of bilge-water Sentīnus the deity who gives sensation to new-born infants sentĭo v. a. to think; deem; judge sentis A thorn; thornbush; brier; thievish hands Sentis sentisco v. inch. n. to perceive; note; observe Sentius the name of a Roman sentix the plant; dog rose; wildbrier sentōsus adj. full of thorns; thorny sentus adj. thorny; rough; rugged sĕorsum adv. sĕorsus adj. sundered; separate; apart; N. cr.; asunder; separately sēpār adj. separate; different sēpărābĭlis adj. that may be separated; separable sēpărātē adv. P a. fin sēpărātim adv. asunder; apart; separately sēpărātĭo a sundering; severing; separation; division; separation sēpărātīvus adj. belonging to separation; disjunctive; separative sēpărātor he that separates; a separator sēpărātrix she that separates sēpărātus P. a. sēpărātus a parting; separating sēpăro v. a. to disjoin; sever; divide; to treat; consider separately; to distinguish; except