sŭīle a hog-sty Sŭillātes a people of Umbria sŭillus adj. belonging to swine; swine; pork; pork sŭīnus adj. belonging to swine; swine- Suĭŏnes a northern Germanic people of Scandinavia; Sweden Suismontium a mountain of Liguria Sulca a Roman surname sulcāmen a furrow sulcātor one who draws furrows; a furrower; plougher; one who sails over; traverses sulcātōrĭus adj. sailing over; a ship; a barge Sulci an ancient maritime city on the southern coast of Sardini... sulco v. a. to furrow; cut furrows through; to plough sulcus adj. an unknown species of fig-tree sulcus a furrow made by the plough sulfur brimstone; sulphur; N. cr.; lightning sulfŭrans adj. containing sulphur sulfŭrārĭa a sulphur pit; mine sulfŭrātĭo a vein of sulphur sulfŭrātus adj. impregnated with sulphur; sulphurated sulfŭrĕus adj. like sulphur sulfŭrōsus adj. full of sulphur Sŭlĭvĭae a kind of wood-goddesses Sulla a surname in the; the celebrated Roman dictator; belonging to Sulla; partis...;… sullātŭrĭo to imitate; play the part of Sulla Sulmo A town in the territory of the; near; the birthplace of Ovid; A town of the; Th… sulphur Sulpĭcilla the poetess Sulpicia Sulpĭcĭus the name of a Roman; consul; and an able orator; a connoisseur in Greek literat… sultis sum v. n. to be; to be; to be sum sum sūmen a breast; the fat part; the richest portion sūmĭnātus adj. belonging to a sow; that has the paps on; the paps summa the top; summit; surface; the main thing; chief point; principal matter; the sum summaestus adj. somewhat sorrowful summālis adj. containing a sum; whole; wholly Summānālĭa summānans flowing beneath Summānes a kind of inferior deities summāno v. a. to glide; trickle under; to wet somewhat Summānus a Roman deity to whom nocturnal lightnings were asscribed... Summara a town in Ethiopia summārĭum a summary; epitome; abstract summas of high; noble birth; high-born summātim adv. on the surface; on the outside; slightly; slightly; summarily; cursorily summātus chief rule; supremacy; sovereignty summē adv. summĕdĭus adj. middle; mean summējo v. a. to make water under summējŭlus one who makes water under himself; who wets his bed summergo v. a. to dip; plunge under; to sink summersĭo a sinking; drowning; submersion summerso v. freq. a. to plunge repeatedly; thoroughly summersus summersus a plunging under water; sinking summĕrus adj. rather pure summīgrātĭo an emigration summĭnĭa a kind of garment for women summĭnistrātĭo a giving; furnishing; supplying summĭnistrātor one who aids; assists; an abettor summĭnistrātus a furnishing; supplying summĭnistro v. a. to aid by giving; to give; furnish; afford summissē adv. P. a. fin summissim adv. in a low voice; gently; softly summissĭo a letting down; lowering; dropping summissus P. a. summissus a sending to; introduction summĭtas the highest part; height; top summitto v. a. sub; to send; despatch secretly; provide secretly Summoenĭum a place in Rome; probably near the walls; the resort of v... summŏlestē adv. summŏlestus adj. somewhat troublesome; with some vexation summŏnĕo v. n. to remind privily; give a hint summonstro v. a. to show privately summŏpĕre summōrōsus adj. somewhat peerish; morose summōtĕnus adv. up to the top summōtor one who puts aside; removes; a clearer summōtus summŏvĕo v. a. to send; drive off; away; to put; keep away; to withdraw summŭla a small sum summultĭplex adj. contained many times in another number summurmŭro v. a. to murmur a little; in secrēt summus adj. summussi murmurers summūto v. a. to change; interchange; substitute sūmo v. a. to take; take up; lay hold of; med; To take; to buy; purchase sumpsĭo sumptĭfăcĭo v. a. to lay out; spend; expend sumptio a taking; a premise taken for granted; an assumption sumptĭto v. freq. a. take much of; in strong doses sumptŭārĭus adj. relating to expense; sumptuary sumptŭātus well furnished sumptŭōsē adv. sumptŭōsĭtas great expense; costliness; expensiveness sumptŭōsus adj. very expensive; costly; that costs much; dear; expensive; spending much; lavish… sumptus sumptus expense; cost; charge sumtĭfăcĭo