sătĭrŏgrăphus a writer of satires; a satirist sătis adv. enough; sufficiently sătĭsacceptĭo a taking of security; admitting to bail sătisdătĭo The satisfaction of a creditor; A giving of bail; security; a pledging of sătisdătō sătisdător one who gives security; a surety; bail sătisdo sătisfăcĭo sătisfactio A satisfying; a giving security; bail; An excuse; apology; plea sătisfactĭōnālis adj. making amends; apologetic sătĭus sătīvus adj. that is sown; planted sător a sower; planter; a sower; promoter sătōrĭus adj. belonging to sowing; planting sătrăpēa sătrăpes a governor of a province; a viceroy; a satrap; nom satraps Satrĭcum an ancient town in Latium; on the Appian Way; near Antium Sătrĭcus the name of a warrior sătullo v. a. to satisfy; satiate sătullus adj. dim; filled; satisfied satum a Hebrew measure sătur adj. full; sated; that has eaten enough; rich; fruitful; a dish filled with various … sătŭra sătŭrābĭlis Sătŭrae pălūs a lake in Latium; a part of the Pontine Marshes sătŭrāmen a filling; satisfying sătŭranter adv. sufficiently; to satiety sătŭrātim sătŭrātĭo filling; satisfying sătŭrātor a filler; satisfier sătŭrātus P. a. sătŭrēia the common name for the pot-herb; savory Sătŭrēiānus adj. the appellation of a region in Appulia; Appulian sătŭrēium Sătŭrĭo The name of a lost comedy of Plautus; The name of a parasite in the Persa of Pl… sătŭrĭtas fulness; repletion; satiety; the goddess of a parasite Sāturnālĭa Sāturnĭgĕna offspring of Saturn; Jupiter Sāturnīnus a Roman surname; a tribune of the people; who Sāturnĭus Sāturnus Saturn; according to the myth; the most ancient king of L... sătŭro v. a. to fill; glut; cloy sătus sătus a sowing; planting; seed sătўrĭăsis excessive sexual excitement; lascivious madness; priapism sătўrĭcus adj. belonging to Satyrs; like Satyrs; belonging to; satire; satiric; heating; excit… sătўrĭcus adj. belonging to; satire; satiric sătўrĭon a plant that excited lust; ragwort; satyrion Sătўriscus a little Satyr sătўrogrăphus sătўrus A kind of ape; A Satyr; one of the satyri; a kind of wood-deities resemb... saucaptis a fictitious spice saucĭātĭo a wounding saucĭĕtas a hurting; hurt saucĭo v. a. to wound; hurt; to wound; hurt; injure saucĭus adj. wounded; hurt; wounded; smitten Saufēius the name of a Roman Săūl the first king of the Jews Saulus Saul; the name of St. Paul before his conversion saumārĭus Saurea the name of a slave saurĭon mustard saurītis a precious stone saurix Saūroctŏnos the lizard-killer; an epithet of Apollo; a statue by Prax... Saurŏmătae Saurŏmătis savillum a cheese-cake sāvĭo Sāvus adj. a river in Pannonia; a tributary of the Danube; the Save Saxa a surname of; a partisan of Cœsar Saxa Rubra the name of a place saxātĭlis adj. that dwells; is found among rocks; saxatile saxētānus saxētum a rocky place; N. cr saxĕus adj. of rock; of stone; rocky; stony; hard; unfeeling saxĭālis adj. of rock; stone; stone- saxĭfer adj. stone-bearing saxĭfĭcus adj. that turns into stone; petrifying saxĭfrăgus adj. stone-breaking; stone-crushing saxĭgĕnus adj. born; sprung from stone saxĭpērĭum a bag to hold stones for slinging saxĭtas stony nature; stoniness Saxo a Saxon; acc; the Saxons; the country of the Saxons saxōsĭtas stony nature; stoniness saxōsus adj. full of rocks; stones; rocky saxŭlum a little rock saxum any large; rough stone; a detached fragment of rock; a rock saxŭōsus scăbellum A low stool; footstool; cricket; an instrument of the nature of the castanet; p… scăber adj. rough; scurfy; rough scăbĭdus adj. scabby; mangy; itchy scăbĭes a roughness; scurf; an itching; longing; pruriency scăbillārĭi players on the scăbillum scăbĭŏla the scab; the itch scăbĭōsus adj. Rough; scurfy; Scabby; mangy scăbĭtūdo an itching; irritation scăbo v. a. to scratch; to scrape