Latin | English |
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semipes [semipedis] (3rd) M noun | half lame (L+S)noun half-foot / pesnoun |
senipes [senipedis] (3rd) M noun | six-footnoun steednoun |
sepes [sepis] (3rd) F noun | anything planted / erected to form surrounding barriernoun fence [fences]noun hedge [hedges]noun |
sepes [(gen.), sepedis] adjective | six-footedadjective |
serpentipes [(gen.), serpentipedis] adjective | snake-footedadjective |
Sinope [Sinopes] noun F | Greek colony midway along south shore of Euxine / Black Seanoun Sinopenoun |
sonipes [sonipedis] (3rd) M noun | horse, steednoun |
sospes [(gen.), sospitis] adjective | auspiciousadjective safe and soundadjective |
Spes [Spei] (5th) F noun | hope personifiednoun Spesnoun |
spes [spei] (5th) F noun | hope / anticipation / expectationnoun spesnoun |
stapes [stapis] (3rd) F noun | also medical for an inner ear bone, the stirrupnoun stirrup [stirrups]noun stirrup-leathernoun |
stipes [stipitis] (3rd) M noun | post, stakenoun |
strepes [strepae] noun F | stirrup [stirrups]noun stirrup-leathernoun |
stupesco [stupescere, -, -] (3rd) verb | become amazedverb |
supersto, supersum, supestitem sum, vitam supero, reliquus sum, vivo verb | survive [survived, surviving, survives](object, concept: continue to exist) |
syncopes [syncopae] noun F | fainting fitnoun heart failurenoun |
tapes [tapetis] (3rd) M noun | woolen cloth or rug used as a covering, hanging, carpet, tapestrynoun |
tardipes [(gen.), tardipedis] adjective | slow-footed, lameadjective |
tempestas [tempestatis] (3rd) F noun | storm [storms]noun |
tempestivus [tempestiva, tempestivum] adjective | opportune, timelyadjective physically in one's prime, ripe (for marriage)adjective seasonableadjective |
tempestuosus [tempestuosa, tempestuosum] adjective | stormy [stormier, stormiest]adjective |