supr
mus, -a, -um,a superl. ofsuperus
* surg
, -ere, surrx
, surrctum, arise, get up
sur-ripi, -ere, -ripu, -reptum, snatch (secretly), steal
* sus-cipi, -ere, -cp, -ceptum, undertake; incur, suffer
suspectus, -a, -um, suspected
sus-pnsus, -a, -um, (partic. of suspend, hang up), doubtful, in suspense, fearful, anxious
suspici, -ere, -spex, -spectum, suspect
suspci, -nis,f., suspicion, distrust
suspicor, -
r, -tus sum, suspect, conjecture
susprium, -, n., sigh, deep breath
sustent (1), sustain, bear, endure
* sus-tine, -re, -tinu, -tentum, hold up, support, sustain, endure, withstand
sustul, perf. oftoll
* suus, -a, -um,reflexive possessive adj., his own, her own, its own, their own
symphnia, -ae,f., musical concert
Syrc
sae, -arum,f. pl., Syracuse
Syrcsnus, -a, -um, of Syracuse; Syrcsn, -rum, m., the Syracusans
T
T.,abbr. ofTitus,a praenomen
tabellrius, -, m., letter-carrier
taberna, -ae,f. shop, tavern, inn
tbsc, -ere, tbu, waste away, melt, be dissolved
* tabula, -ae,f., board; writing-tablet; document, record; picture, painting
tace, -re, tacu, tacitum, be silent; be silent about, pass over in silence
tacitus, -a, -um, silent
taeda, -ae,f., torch; wedding torch (carried in the procession), wedding
taedium, -, n., weariness, disgust
Taenarius, -a, -um, Taenarian = Spartan (from Taenarus, a city in Laconia)
taeter, -tra, -trum, foul, offensive, repulsive
* tlis, -e, such, of such a sort
tlus, -, m., ankle; heel
* tam,adv. used with adjs. and advs., so, to such a degree
* tamen,adv., nevertheless, still
tam-ets, conj., although
* tamquam,adv., as, just as, as it were
* tandem,adv., finally, at last; in questions, pray, now then
* tang, -ere, tetig, tctum, touch
Tantalus, -, m., legendary king condemned to be tantalized in Tartarus for an insult to the gods
tantisper,adv., just so long
* tantum,as adv. oftantus, so much, only
