“Wheelock's Latin Reader” by Frederick M. Wheelock🧾🧾🧾

suf-fici, -ere, -fc, -fectum, supply, substitute, appoint (in place of another)

suffrgium, -, n., vote

su(sibi, s, s),reflexive pron. of 3rd pers., himself, herself, itself, themselves

Sulla, -ae,m., L. Cornelius Sulla, dictator in 81 B.C., infamous for his proscriptions

Sulpicius, -, m., a Roman nomen

sulpur, -uris,n., sulphur

* sum, esse, fu, futrus, be, exist; est, sunt may mean there is, there are; fore, an old fut. inf.

* summa, -ae,f., sum, amount, whole, chief point

sum-merg, -ere, -mers, -mersum, plunge under water, overwhelm, drown

sum-missus, -a, -um, gentle, calm, humble, submissive

sum-mitt, -ere, -ms, -missus, let down, lower

* summus, -a, -um,superl. ofsuperus, highest, greatest, most important; highest part of, top of; summum bonum, the highest good or goal in life

sm, -ere, smps, smptum, take, consume; assume, choose

smptusus, -a, -um, expensive; extravagant

supellex, supellectilis,f., furniture, equipment

* super,adv., above, besides, moreover; prep. + acc. over, above, upon; + abl. over, above, concerning

superbia, -ae,f., pride; haughtiness, insolence

* superbus, -a, -um, haughty, proud

super-efflu, -ere, -flux, -fluctum, flow over (EL)

super-rog  (1), spend over and above

superior:seesuperus

super-in-cid, -ere, -cid, -csum, fall on from above

supern, adv., from above

* super  (1), surpass, overcome, defeat; surmount, pass over; survive

* superscrpti, -nis,f., inscription, superscription (EL)

super-stes,gen. -stitis, surviving, outliving

superstiti, -nis,f., superstition

super-sum, -esse, -fu, be more than enough (for), be left over, survive

superus, -a, -um, high up, upper, above; compar. superior, -ius, higher, superior, earlier, former; superl. summus, -a, -um, highest, highest part of, and suprmus, -a, -um, highest, last, final, extreme

super-vacneus, -a, -um, superfluous, needless

supervacuus, -a, -um, superfluous, unnecessary

super-veni, -re, -vn, -ventum, follow up, overtake; appear unexpectedly

suppedit  (1), supply, furnish, suffice

sup-plant  (1), trip up

sup-ple, -re, -plv, -pltum, fill up

supplex, -plicis,m., a suppliant

* supplicium, -, n., lit. a kneeling; supplication; punishment, penalty; pain, distress, suffering

sup-plic  (1), kneel down to, pray to, worship, entreat

sup-prim, -ere, -press, -pressum, hold back, suppress

* supr, adv. and prep. + acc., above, over, beyond; upon