Scanlon's Latin Grammar - Essan.org

LA'"fIN GRA1\1MAR
scrutator, -oris, n2., searcher
scruti.nium, -ii, n., search
sculptile. -is, n., gr~n'en thing, idol
sClllptura, -ae, f., graven work, gravlJ1g
sculptus. -.a~ -urn, graven
scurriiitb. -atis, r, scurrility
scutaril':-, -ii. l n1., shield-bearer
sCUtuh:'lil, -I, n., escutcheon
scutun1, -i, 11., shield
scyphus, -i, n1., goblet, cup
Scythia, -ae, f., Scythia, southern RussIa
Scythopolis, -is, t., Beth-shean
se, third person of the reflexive pronoun,
hinlself, herself, etc.
Sebastianus, -i, 712., Sebastian
seclre, secui, sectus, to cu t;
medium,
to cut in two; destroy, upset;
terra non secta, untilled earth
secedere, -cessi, -cessus, to retire
secessus, -us, m., privy; retreat
sechidere, -clusi, -c1usus, to exclude
secretalis, -e, hidden
secretariUffi, -ii, n., place of retirement,
secret place, solitude; private chapel
secreto, adv., apart; silently
secrctuIll, -i, n., secret
secretus, -a, -urn, secret, separate, apart
seCla, -ae, f., sect
sectari, dep., to follow, pursue
sectator, -oris, 712., follower, pursuer
secundare, to direct favorably
secundo, adv., a second time
secundum, prep., according to
secundus. -a, -urn, next, second
securis, -is, t.} axe
securitas, -atis, t., safety, security
securus, -a, -urn, secure; steadfast;
quiet
secus, prep., by, beside, along, near,
on, at
secus, adv., otherwise
sed, conj., but, yet
sedare, to soothe, still, calm, appease,
settle, assuage
sedere, sedi, sessus, to sit
sedes, -is, I., place, seat; throne; habitation;
see
sedile, -is, no, seat; station
seditio, -onis, f., sedition
seditiosus, -a, -urn, seditious
seditiosus. -i, m., conspirator
seducere, -duxi, -ductus, to deceive,
seduce
seductor, -oris, m., deceiver
sedule, adv., diligently
sedulitas, -atis, to, watchfulness
sedulo, adv., industriously
sedulus, -a, -urn, diligent, earnest
Sedt'ini, -orum, 711. plo, Seduni (Helvetian
people near modern Sian in
S\vitzerland)
seges, -etis, I., harvest; corn
segmentum, -i, n., piece, shaving
segnis, -e, s!O\V, sluggish
segnities, -ei, f., slothfulness
segregare, to separate
Seguntinus, -a, -urn, of Sigiienza
sejungere, -junxi, -junctus, to separate
from
sellgere, -legi, -lectus, to choose
Sellmus, -i, m., Solyman
sella, -ae, t., stool, chair
semel, adv.• once
semen, -inis, n., seed; descendant
sementis, -is, to, seed
sen1estris, -e, of six months
semetipsum, himself
semianimis, -e, half-dead
semiduplex, -icis, senli-doubIe
semimortuus, -a, -urn, half-dead
seminare, to sow
seminariun1, -ii, no, sowing; stock.
seminator, -oris, m., sower
semita, -ae, to, path
semitum, geno pl., seed
semiustus, -a, -urn, half-burnt