sălĕ Săle a lake in Lydia sălĕ_bra adj. a jolting-place; roughness sălĕ_brātus adj. rugged sălĕ_brĭtas ruggedness; salebrosity sălĕ_brōsus adj. full of joltings; rough; rugged Sălēĭus an inferior poet Sālentīni A people of Calabria; on the south-eastern extremity of I...; Salentine Sălernum a maritime town in the Picentine territory; Salerno; Sale... salgăma pickles salgămārĭus one who makes; sells pickles; the title of salgămum nourish-ment; food; sustenance Salganĕa a town of Bœotia; near the Euripus Sălĭāris adj. belonging to the; Salian; which Numa directed the; splendid Sălĭāris adj. Sălĭātus the office; dignity of a sălĭcastrum a kind of wild vine found in willow-thickets sălictārĭus Adj. belonging to willows; willow-; one who takes care of willow-trees sălictum a plantation; thicket of willows sălĭentes P. a. sălĭfŏdīna a saltpit sălignĕus sălignus adj. of willow; willowwood; willow- Sălĭi a college of priests at Rome dedicated by Numa to the ser... Sălĭi the Salians; a part of the Franks sălillum a little salt-cellar; little measure; brief span of life sălīnae salt-works; saltpits; near Herculaneum sălīnārĭus adj. belonging to salt-works sălīnātor a dealer in salt; a salter; a farmer of the salt-revenue Sălīnātor a Roman surname sălīnum a salt-cellar sălĭo To salt down; to salt; To sprinkle; salted; salt sălĭo v. n. and a. to leap; spring; bound; to leap; cover; P. a. sălĭpŏtens adj. he that rules the salt sea; N. cr sălĭsātĭo a leaping sălĭsātōres Sălĭsubsŭli the dancing priests of Mars sălītĭo a leaping sălĭto sălītūra a salting down; salting sălītus sălĭunca an odoriferous plant; the wild; Celtic nard sălĭuncŭla an odoriferous plant Sălĭus sălīva spittle; saliva; taste; flavor; longing; appetite sălīvārĭus adj. slimy; clammy sălīvātĭo salivation sălīvātum sălīvo v. a. To spit out; discharge; yield; to salivate; cure by salivation; a medicine empl… sălīvōsus adj. Full of spittle; slavering; Slimy; clammy sălix a willow-tree; willow; sallow; a willowbranch; withy; osier Sallentīni sallĭo sallo Sallustĭānus Sallustĭus Sallust; a Roman name; the celebrated Roman historian; like Sallust; Sallustian… Salluvĭi a Celtic; Ligurian tribe in Gallia salmăcĭdus adj. having a salt and sour taste; salso-acid Salmăcis A very cleat; fountain in Caria; the nymph of this fountain; a weak; effeminate… salmo a salmon Salmōneus a son of Æolus; brother of Sisyphus; who imitated lightni... salo Sălo a river of Hispania Tarraconensis; near the town of Bilbi... Sălŏmon Solomon; son of David Sălōnae a maritime town in Dalmatia; Salona sălor the color of the sea; sea-green salpa a kind of stock-fish salpicta a trumpeter; N. cr Salpīnātes adj. a people of Etruria; belonging to the Salpinates salpūga salsāmen salted food; any thing pickled in brine salsāmentārĭus adj. belonging to salted fish; a dealer in salted fish salsāmentum Fish-pickle; brine; Salted; pickled fish salsē adv. P. a. fin salsēdo a salt taste; saltness salsĭlāgo Salsĭpŏtens salsĭtas saltness; wit salsĭtūdo saltness; brackishness salsĭuscŭlus adj. dim; rather salt salsūgo saltness; brackishness; salt-water; brine Salsŭla a Roman female name Salsŭlae a saltspring in Gallia Narbonensis; La Fontaine des Salses; A city near the sal… salsūra A salting; pickling; Brine; pickle; Pickled salsus P. a. saltābundus adj. dancing saltātim adv. by leaps saltātĭo a dancing; a dance saltātĭuncŭla a little dance saltātor a dancer saltātōrĭē adv. saltātōrĭus adj. belonging to dancing; dancing-; saltatory saltātrīcŭla a little dancing-girl saltātrix a female dancer; dancing-girl saltātus dance saltem adv. saved; reserved; at least; non; neque; not at least saltĭcus adj. dancing saltim saltĭto v. freq. n. to dance much; vigorously salto v. freq. n. to dance; Ste; to dance; to represent by dancing and gesticulation; to p...