simia, simiae N (1st) Cmonkey; ape; (applied to men as term of abuse);
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| secundum, secundi N (2nd) Ngood luck/fortune (pl.), success; favorable circumstances;
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| saeclum, saecli N (2nd) Nage; generation, people born at a time; breed, race; present time/age; century;
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| sacristanus, sacristani N (2nd) Msacristan (one charged with books/treasury of church/monastery); vestryman;
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| sacerdotialis, sacerdotialis, sacerdotiale ADJpriestly, connected with priests or priesthood;
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| systylos, systyli N Msystyle; columns close spaced at twice their widths;
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| systema, systematis N (3rd) Nsystem; complex whole; whole consisting of several parts; harmony (Latham)
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| Syrus, Syri N (2nd) MSyrian, native of Syria; (esp. as a slave); (name of a slave);
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| Syrus, Syra, Syrum ADJSyrian, of Syria;
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| syrtis, syrtis N (3rd) Fsandbank, quicksand; (esp. one on the coast of North Africa);
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| syrma, syrmatis N (3rd) Nlong trailing robe, worn by tragic actors;
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| syrma, syrmae N (1st) Frobe with train; D:tragedy;
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| Syrius, Syrii N (2nd) MSyrian, of Syria; (name of a variety of dark-skinned pear);
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| syringa, syringae N (1st) Flilac;
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| Syriacus, Syriaca, Syriacum ADJSyrian, of/connected with Syria, produced/found in Syria;
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| Syria, Syriae N (1st) FSyria; (area between Asia Minor and Egypt including Phoenicia and Palestine);
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| Syracuses, Syracusae N FSyracuse (pl.); (chief city of Sicily);
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| syphiliticus, syphilitica, syphiliticum ADJsyphilitic;
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| syphilis, syphilidis N (3rd) Fsyphilis;
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| synzygia, synzygiae N (1st) Fconjunction, syzygy;
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| syntheticus, synthetica, syntheticum ADJsynthetic;
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| synthesis, synthesis N (3rd) Fdinner-service; set of matching articles;
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| synonymum, synonymi N (2nd) Nsynonym;
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| synodus, synodontos/is N Mfish of sea-bream family;
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| synodus, synodi N (2nd) Msynod, general council; book of synodal acts/constituions;
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| synodus, synodi N (2nd) Fsynod, general council; college of priests;
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| synodita, synoditae N (1st) Mfellow-traveller; companion;
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| syngraphus, syngraphi N (2nd) Mwritten contract/agreement; written pass, safe conduct; passport;
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| syngrapha, syngraphae N (1st) Fwritten contract/IOU (signed by both) to pay the other a specific sum of money;
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| syngrafus, syngrafi N (2nd) Mwritten contract/agreement; written pass, safe conduct; passport;
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| syngrafa, syngrafae N (1st) Fwritten contract/IOU (signed by both) to pay the other a specific sum of money;
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| synemmenon, synemmeni N Nmusical note series; name of several series of musical notes;
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| synedrus, synedri N (2nd) MMacedonian councillor;
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| syndroma, syndromatis N (3rd) Nsyndrome;
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| syndicatus, syndicatus N (4th) Munion; syndicate;
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| syndicalismus, syndicalismi N (2nd) Munionism;
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| syndicalis, syndicalis, syndicale ADJunited; organized in unions, syndical;
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| synderesis, synderesis N (3rd) Fsynderesis/synteresis, keeping/understanding principles of moral law; remorse;
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| syncretismus, syncretismi N (2nd) Msyncretism, attempted union/reconciliation of diverse/opposite ideas/practices;
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| syncopo, syncopare, syncopavi, syncopatus V (1st) INTRANSfaint, suffer a syncope/fainting fit;
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| syncopis, syncopis N (3rd) Ffainting fit; (Erasmus);
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| syncopes, syncopae N Fcontraction, syncope; fainting fit; heart failure;
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| syncopatus, syncopati N (2nd) Mfainter, one suffering from a fainting fit;
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| syncopatus, syncopata, syncopatum ADJsuffering from a fainting fit;
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| syncopa, syncopae N (1st) Fcontraction, syncope; fainting fit; heart failure;
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| synchronizo, synchronizare, synchronizavi, synchronizatus V (1st)synchronize;
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| synchronizatio, synchronizationis N (3rd) Fsynchronization;
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| synchronismus, synchronismi N (2nd) Msynchronism;
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| synaphe, synaphes N Fsynaphe note, conjunction of two tetrachords; note equal to hypate-meson;
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| synaloephe, synaloephes N Felision; contraction of two syllables into one;
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| synaliphe, synaliphes N Felision; contraction of two syllables into one;
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| synagraphus, synagraphi N (2nd) Mwritten contract/agreement; written pass, safe conduct;
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| synagrapha, synagraphae N (1st) Fpromissory note, bond; written contract/IOU signed by both parties to pay money;
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| synagoga, synagogae N (1st) Fsynagogue; congregation (of Jews);
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| symptomatologia, symptomatologiae N (1st) Fsymptomatology, pathological study of symptoms;
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| symptoma, symptomatis N (3rd) Nsymptom;
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| symposiacus, symposiaca, symposiacum ADJof a banquet; convivial;
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| symphoniacus, symphoniaci N (2nd) Morchestra;
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| symphoniacus, symphoniaca, symphoniacum ADJof or for a concert;
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| symphonia, symphoniae N (1st) Fharmony of sounds; singers/musicians; symphony (L+S); instrument; war signal;
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| sympathia, sympathiae N (1st) Ffeeling in common; sympathy;
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| symmetria, symmetriae N (1st) Fsymmetry; due proportion between parts; relative measure of parts/proportion;
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| symbolus, symboli N (2nd) Mtoken/symbol; matching objects proving identity; signet ring; warrant, permit;
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| symbolum, symboli N (2nd) Ntoken/symbol; matching objects proving identity; signet ring; warrant, permit;
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| symbolizo, symbolizare, symbolizavi, symbolizatus V (1st)symbolize; accord, correspond;
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| symbolicus, symbolica, symbolicum ADJsymbolic, symbolical;
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| symbola, symbolae N (1st) Fcontribution for common meal/feast; contributing of that sum;
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| symbiosis, symbiosis N (3rd) Fsymbiosis;
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| syllogizo, syllogizare, syllogizavi, syllogizatus V (1st)reason syllogistically;
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| syllogismus, syllogismi N (2nd) Msyllogism;
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| syllogismos, syllogismi N Msyllogism;
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| syllepsis, syllepsis N (3rd) Fword cross-reference, syllepsis; grammatical figure;
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| syllaba, syllabae N (1st) Fsyllable; letter, epistle (Latham); geometric section;
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| sycophantor, sycophantari, sycophantatus sum V (1st) DEPcheat;
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| sycophantia, sycophantiae N (1st) Fcunning, craft; deceit;
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| sycophanta, sycophantae N (1st) Finformer, trickster;
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| sycomorus, sycomori N (2nd) Mmulberry-leaved/Egyptian fig; mulberry tree (L+S);
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| sycomoros, sycomori N Mmulberry-leaved/Egyptian fig; mulberry tree (L+S);
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| sycaminus, sycamini N (2nd) Mmulberry-leaved/Egyptian fig; Greek name for the mulberry tree;
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| sycaminos, sycamini N Mmulberry-leaved/Egyptian fig; Greek name for the mulberry tree;
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| sycaminon, sycaminonis N (3rd) Mmulberry tree;
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| suus, sui N (2nd) Mhis men (pl.), his friends;
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| suum, sui N (2nd) Nhis property (pl.); [se suaque => themselves and their possessions];
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| sutura, suturae N (1st) Fseam, stitch, piece of sewing;
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| sutrinus, sutrina, sutrinum ADJof a shoemaker;
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| sutorius, sutorii N (2nd) Mex-cobbler;
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| sutor, sutoris N (3rd) Mshoemaker; cobbler;
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| sutilis, sutilis, sutile ADJmade by sewing, consisting of things stitched together;
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| sutela, sutelae N (1st) Ftrick; sewing together;
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| susurrus, susurri N (2nd) Mwhisper, whispered report; soft rustling sound;
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| susurrus, susurra, susurrum ADJwhispering;
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| susurro, susurronis N (3rd) Mwhisperer; mutterer; tale-bearer;
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| susurro, susurrare, -, - V (1st)mutter, whisper, hum, buzz, murmur;
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| susurrium, susurrii N (2nd) Nwhisper;
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| susurratrix, susurratricis N (3rd) Fwhisperer (female) whispers;
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| susurrator, susurratoris N (3rd) Mwhisperer; one who whispers;
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| susurratio, susurrationis N (3rd) Fwhisper, whispering;
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| susurratim ADVin a low voice/whisper, softly;
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| Susum, Susi N (2nd) NSusum; Susa (ancient Persian capital, modern Soos);
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| susum ADVup, on high;
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