Ab (ā before consonants)

sacrificium, sacrificiīN. = sacrifice

[consecraphile, consecraphilist, consecrate, consecratedness, consecration, desecrate, desecrater, desecration, execrable, execrably, execrate, execration, obsecrate, obsecration, sacerdotal, sacerdotalism, sacerdotalist, sacerdotalize, sacerdotally, sacrad, sacral, sacrament, sacramental, sacramentalism, sacramentalist, sacramentally, sacramentarian, sacrarthrogenic, sacrectomy, sacred, sacredly, sacredness, sacrifice, sacrificial, sacrificially, sacrificialness, sacrilege, sacrilegious, sacrilegiously, sacrilegiousness, sacristan, sacristy, sacroanterior, sacroccygeal, sacrococcyx, sacrocoxalgia, sacrocoxitis, sacrodynia, sacroiliac, sacroilitis, sacrolumbar, sacroposterior, sacrosanct, sacrosanctity, sacrotomy, sacrovertebral, sacrum, sanctanimity, sanctifiable, sanctifiableness, sanctificate, sanctification, sanctified, sanctifier, sanctify, sanctilogy, sanctology, sanctiloquent, sanctiloquence, sanctimonial, sanctimonious, sanctimoniously, sanctimony, sanctiomony, sanction, sanctionary, sanctity, sanctorium, sanctuarize, sanctuary, sanctum (singular), sancta (plural), sanctum sanctorum (singular), sancta sanctorum (plural), Sanctus, santicolist, spiritus sanctus = Holy Ghost and/or Holy Spirit., sexton]

saeculum, saeculī N. = generation, age [secular, secularism, secularist, secularistic, secularity, secularization, secularize, secularizing, secularized]

saepe = often

saevus, a, um = savage, fierce [savage, savagely, savageness, savagery]

sal, salis M. = salt, wit [cum grano salis = "With a grain of salt.", desalination, desalt, hypersaline, hypersalinity, salad, salami, salaried, salary, saliferous, salifiable, salimeter, salina, salination, saline, salinification, salinity, salinization, salinize, salinometer, salimeter, salinometric, salinometry, salt, saltigrade, saltpeter, saltpetre, sauce, saucer, saucily, saucy, sausage, silt, soused]

salūs, salūtis F. = safety; greetings; health [Morituri te salutamus. = “We who are about to die salute you.”, salubrious, salubriously, salubriousness, salubrity, salus mundi = “The welfare of the world.”, salutarily, salutary, salutation, Salutations!, salutatorian; salutatory, salute]

salūtō, salūtāre, salūtāvī, salūtātus/a/um = to greet [Morituri te salutamus. = “We who are about to die salute you.”, salubrious, salubriously, salubriousness, salubrity, salus mundi = “The welfare of the world.”, salutarily, salutary, salutation, Salutations!, salutatorian; salutatory, salute, salvation, salve, salvo, save, saver, saving, savingly, savior, vouchsafe]

Salvē! / Salvēte! = Greetings!, Hello! [salutations, salute, salve, see above]

salvus, salva, salvum = safe [El Salvador, safe, safely, safety, salubrious, salubriously, salubriousness, salubrity, salus mundi = “The welfare of the world.”, salutarily, salutary, salutatorian; salutatory, salute, salvage, salvage archaeology, salvation, salvational, salvationism, salvationist, salve, salver, salvo, save, saver, saving, savingly, savior, vouchsafe]

sānctus, sāncta, sānctum = holy [consecraphile, consecraphilist, consecrate, consecratedness, consecration, desecrate, desecrater, desecration, execrable, execrably, execrate, execration, obsecrate, obsecration, sacerdotal, sacerdotalism, sacerdotalist, sacerdotalize, sacerdotally, sacrad, sacral, sacrament, sacramental, sacramentalism, sacramentalist, sacramentally, sacramentarian, sacrarthrogenic, sacrectomy, sacred, sacredly, sacredness, sacrifice, sacrificial, sacrificially, sacrificialness, sacrilege, sacrilegious, sacrilegiously, sacrilegiousness, sacristan, sacristy, sacroanterior, sacroccygeal, sacrococcyx, sacrocoxalgia, sacrocoxitis, sacrodynia, sacroiliac, sacroilitis, sacrolumbar, sacroposterior, sacrosanct, sacrosanctity, sacrotomy, sacrovertebral, sacrum, sanctanimity, sanctifiable, sanctifiableness, sanctificate, sanctification, sanctified, sanctifier, sanctify, sanctilogy, sanctology, sanctiloquent, sanctiloquence, sanctimonial, sanctimonious, sanctimoniously, sanctimony, sanctiomony, sanction, sanctionary, sanctity, sanctorium, sanctuarize, sanctuary, sanctum (singular), sancta (plural), sanctum sanctorum (singular), sancta sanctorum (plural), Sanctus, santicolist, spiritus sanctus = Holy Ghost and/or Holy Spirit., sexton]

sanguis, sanguinis M = blood [consanguine, consanguineous, consanguinity, ensanguine, exsanguine, exsanguinous, exsanguious, mucosanguinolent, sangaree, sang-de-boeuf, sang-froid, sang royal, sanguicole, sanguicole, sanguicoline, sanguicolous, sanguicolous, sanguiferous, sanguification, sanguimotor, sanguinaceous, sanguinarian, sanguinarily, sanguinary, sanguination, sanguine, sanguinely, sanguineous, sanguineous, sanguiness, sanguinicole, sanguinicolous, sanguinivorous, sanguinmotory, sanguinolent, sanguinopoietic, sanguinous, sanguiphilia, sanguirenal, sanguis, sanguisuction, Sanguisuga, sanguisugent, sanguisugous, sanguivore, sanguivorous, sanguivory, serosanguineous, sudor sanguinosus, urinosanguineous, vasa sanguinea retinae]

sānus, sāna, sānum = healthy, sane, sound [bradysanescent, desanimania, insane, insanely, insaneness, insanitariness, insanitary, insanity, sanatorium, sanatory, sane, sanely, saneness, sanitarian, sanitarian, sanitarily, sanitarium, sanitary, sanitation, sanitization, sanitize, sanity] sānē = certainly, of course

sapiēns, sapientis = wise [Homo sapiens, insipid, insipidly, insipidity, insipient, insipiently, sage, sapid, sapidity, sapience, sapient, sapiential, sapiently, sapientially, sapor, ostscrip, saporous, savant, savoir faire, savoir vivre, savor, savoriness, savorless, savvy, savvey, sipid, unsavoriness, unsavory, unsavorily]

saxum, saxī N = rock [saxiculous, saxifrage, calcosaxicole, calcosaxicolous, saxatile, saxicavous, saxicole, saxicole, saxicoline, saxicolous, saxicoline, saxicolous, saxifragaceous, saxifrage, saxifragous]

scapha, scaphae F. = small boat [the derivatives mostly refer to bones; and/or shaped like the hull of a boat; dug out like a boat: bathyscaphe, scapha, scaphion, scaphism, scaphium, scaphocephalic, scaphocephalism, scaphocephalous, scaphocephaly, scaphocerite, scaphognathite, scaphognatitic, scaphohydrocephalus, scaphohydrocephaly, scaphoid, scapholunar, scaphopoda]

scelestus, a, um = wicked, criminal

scelus, sceleris N. = crime

schola, scholae F = school, schoolroom (school, scholar, scholastic) Gk. Σχολή

scindō, scindere, scidī, scissus/a/um = to cut, split, carve [chisel, chisels; chiseled, chiselled; chiseling, chiselling, circumcise, circumcised, circumcision, concise, concisely, conciseness, concision, decide, decision, decisions, decisive, decisively, decisiveness, excide, excise, excision, imprecise, imprecision, impreciseness, incise, incision, incisive, incisively, incisiveness, incisor, indecision, indecision, indecisive, indecisively, indecisiveness, precise, precisely, preciseness, precisian, precisianism, precisianist, precision, precisionist, recision, scissors, succision, undecided; Greek: schism]

Scintilla, Scintillae F. = Scintilla (mother of Quintus) [atmospheric scintillation; stellar scintillation, dacryoscintigraphy, immunoscintigraphy, interplanetary scintillation, microscintigraphy, scinticisternograph, scintigram, scintigraph, scintigraphic, scintigraphy, scintilla, scintillant, scintillous, scintillantly, scintillascope, scintillate, scintillate, scintillated, scintillating, scintillatingly, scintillation, scintillator, scintillescent, scintillometer, scintilloscope, scintimammography, scintiphotograph, scintiphotography, scintography, scintirenography, scintiscan,scintiscanner, unscintillating]

sciō, scīre, scīvī, scītus/a/um = to know, be aware of [conscience, conscientious, conscious, nescience, nescient, omniscience, omniscient, parviscient, prescient, science, scienter, scientific, scientism, scientist, Scientology, subconscious, unconscionable, unconscious, unscientific]

scrība, scrībae M = scribe [adscript, ascribe, ascription, bescribble, circumscribe, circumscription, conscribe, conscript, conscripted, conscription, describe, describing, description, descriptive, indescribable, inscribe, inscription, interscribe, manuscribe, manuscript, nondescript, nondescription, omniscribent, omniscriptive, overprescribe, overprescribing, overprescription, (post scriptum); P.S., prescribe, prescribed, prescript, prescription, prescriptive, proscribe, proscription, rescribing, rescript, rescriptive, scribal, scribble, scribbling, scribbleomania, scribbler, scribe, scribomania, scribophobia, scrip, scripophile, scripophily, script, scriptorium (s), scriptoria (pl), scriptory, scriptural, scripture, scripturient, scrivener, subscribe, subscriber, subscript, subscription, superscribe, superscribed, subscribe, superscript, superscription, transcribe, transcribing, transcript, transcription, transcriptional, typescript]

scrīblīta, scrīblītae F = tart or pastry with cheese filling [adscript, ascribe, ascription, bescribble, circumscribe, circumscription, conscribe, conscript, conscripted, conscription, describe, describing, description, descriptive, indescribable, inscribe, inscription, interscribe, manuscribe, manuscript, nondescript, nondescription, omniscribent, omniscriptive, overprescribe, overprescribing, overprescription, (post scriptum); P.S., prescribe, prescribed, prescript, prescription, prescriptive, proscribe, proscription, rescribing, rescript, rescriptive, scribal, scribble, scribbling, scribbleomania, scribbler, scribe, scribomania, scribophobia, scrip, scripophile, scripophily, script, scriptorium (s), scriptoria (pl), scriptory, scriptural, scripture, scripturient, scrivener, subscribe, subscriber, subscript, subscription, superscribe, superscribed, subscribe, superscript, superscription, transcribe, transcribing, transcript, transcription, transcriptional, typescript]

scrībō, scrībere, scrīpsī, scrīptus/a/um = to write [adscript, ascribe, ascription, bescribble, circumscribe, circumscription, conscribe, conscript, conscripted, conscription, describe, describing, description, descriptive, indescribable, inscribe, inscription, interscribe, manuscribe, manuscript, nondescript, nondescription, omniscribent, omniscriptive, overprescribe, overprescribing, overprescription, (post scriptum); P.S., prescribe, prescribed, prescript, prescription, prescriptive, proscribe, proscription, rescribing, rescript, rescriptive, scribal, scribble, scribbling, scribbleomania, scribbler, scribe, scribomania, scribophobia, scrip, scripophile, scripophily, script, scriptorium (s), scriptoria (pl), scriptory, scriptural, scripture, scripturient, scrivener, subscribe, subscriber, subscript, subscription, superscribe, superscribed, subscribe, superscript, superscription, transcribe, transcribing, transcript, transcription, transcriptional, typescript]

scūtum, scūtī N. = shield [escutcheon, scutcheon, scutage, scute, scutelate, scutiform, scutellum]

S.D. = salūtem dīcit = “sends greetings”

S.P.D. = salūtem plūrimam dīcit = “sends fondest greetings”

secundus, a, um = second, following; favorable [second, secondary, consecutive, persecute] [consecutive, consequence, ensue, execute, execution, executive, executor, executrix, non sequitur, obsequious, persecute, persecution, prequel, prosecute, prosecution, prosecutor, pursuance, pursue, pursuit, second, secondary, sect, sectarian, sequacious, sequel, sequela, sequence, sequencial, sequent, sequential, subsequent, sue, suit, suitable, suite, suitor]

sēcūrus, sēcūra, sēcūrum = carefree, unconcerned, without a care [accurate, curable, curate, curative, curator, curatrix, cure, curious, inaccurate, incurability, incurable, insecure, insurance, manicure, pedicure, procurator, procure, secure, security, sinecure, sure, surety, telecurietherapy]

sedeō, sedēre, sēdī, sessus/a/um = to sit [assess, assessment, assiduous, assize, dissidence, dissident, insidioiusness, insidious, obsess, obsession, obsessive, overassess, preside, president, prisider, Presidio, reside, residence, residual, residuary, residue, séance, sedan, sedate, sedative, sedentary, sediment, sedimentary, sedimentology, sedulity, sedulous, sessile, session, siege, size, subside, subsidence, subsidiary, subsidize, subsidy, supersede, supersession, surcease]

sedō, sedāre, sēdāvī, sēdātus/a/um = to seat; calm [assess, assessment, assiduous, assize, dissidence, dissident, insidioiusness, insidious, obsess, obsession, obsessive, overassess, preside, president, prisider, Presidio, reside, residence, residual, residuary, residue, séance, sedan, sedate, sedative, sedentary, sediment, sedimentary, sedimentology, sedulity, sedulous, sessile, session, siege, size, subside, subsidence, subsidiary, subsidize, subsidy, supersede, supersession, surcease]

seges, segetis F = corn crop, crop

sella, sellae F. = sedan chair

sēmisomnus, sēmisomna, sēmisomnum = half-asleep [cacosomnia, dyssomnia, dyssomniac, hypersomnia, hyposomniac, insomnia, insomniac, insomnolence, intersomnial, Lacus Somniorum, levisomnious, Palus Somnii, parasomnia, polycinematosomnography, presbinsomnia, somnambulance, somnambulism, somnial, somniculous, somnifacient, somniferous, somnifuge, somniloquacious, somniloquist, somnipathy, somnivolent, somnolent, somnophilist, somnorine, Somnus]

semper = always [semper fidelis = Semper Fi = “Always faithful.”, semper paratus = “Always Prepared”, sempervirent, Sempervivum, sempiternal, sempre]

senātus, senātūs M. = senate [insenescence, seignior, seigniorage, seignory, seigniory, senate, senator, senatorial, Senatus consultum, senatus populusque Romanus = S.P.Q.R. =The Senate and the People of Rome. (The initials S.P.Q.R. appeared on many ancient official standards [flags] and emblems and they still exist on manhole covers in modern Rome.); senectitude, senesce, senescence, senescent, senex, senile, senilism, senile dementia, senility, senilize, senior, seniority, senium, senopia, señor, signor, signore (s); signori (pl), sir, sire, surly]

senecta, senectae F. = old age [insenescence, seignior, seigniorage, seignory, seigniory, senate, senator, senatorial, Senatus consultum, senatus populusque Romanus = S.P.Q.R. =The Senate and the People of Rome. (The initials S.P.Q.R. appeared on many ancient official standards [flags] and emblems and they still exist on manhole covers in modern Rome.); senectitude, senesce, senescence, senescent, senex, senile, senilism, senile dementia, senility, senilize, senior, seniority, senium, senopia, señor, signor, signore (s); signori (pl), sir, sire, surly]

senex, senis M = old man [insenescence, seignior, seigniorage, seignory, seigniory, senate, senator, senatorial, Senatus consultum, senatus populusque Romanus = S.P.Q.R. =The Senate and the People of Rome. (The initials S.P.Q.R. appeared on many ancient official standards [flags] and emblems and they still exist on manhole covers in modern Rome.); senectitude, senesce, senescence, senescent, senex, senile, senilism, senile dementia, senility, senilize, senior, seniority, senium, senopia, señor, signor, signore (s); signori (pl), sir, sire, surly]

senex, senis = old senior, seniōris = older [insenescence, seignior, seigniorage, seignory, seigniory, senate, senator, senatorial, Senatus consultum, senatus populusque Romanus; S.P.Q.R. =The Senate and the People of Rome. The initials S.P.Q.R. appeared on many ancient official standards [flags] and emblems and they still exist on manhole covers in modern Rome.; senectitude, senesce, senescence, senescent, senex, senile, senilism, senile dementia, senility, senilize, senior, seniority, senium, senopia, señor, signor, signore (s); signori (pl), sir, sire, surly]

sēniō, sēniōnis M = “the six” in throwing knucklebones: all 4 dice came up sixes [senarius, senary]

sentiō, sentīre, sēnsī, sēnsus/a/um = to feel, realize [aftersensation, assent, bisensory, consensual, consensus, consent, desensitization, desensitize, dissension, dissent, dissenter, dissentient, dissenting, dissentious, extrasensory, ESP, hemisensory, hemianesthesia, hypersensitive, hypersensitivity, hypersensual, supersensual, insensate, insensateness, insensibility, insensible, insensitive, insensitivity, insentience, insentient, latero-sensory, nonsense, nonsensical, photosensitivity, psychosensory, resent, resentment, resentful, resentment, sensation, sensational, sense, senseless, senselessness, senses, sensibilia, sensibility, sensibilities, sensimeter, sensitive, sensitivity, sensitization, sensoria, Plural of sensorium, sensorial, sensorimotor, sensorium; (1. The part of the brain that receives and correlates impressions that are transmitted to various sensory areas.), sensory, sensual, sensualism, sensualist, sensuality, sensualize, sensuous, sentience, sentient, sentiment, sentimental, sentimentality, somatosensory, subsensible, supersensible, supersensual, thermosensitive, thermosensitivity, vasosensory, viscerosensory, visuosensory]

septem = seven [septangle, September, septemfluous, septemplicate, septemvirate, septenarius, septenary, septenate, septendecillion, septennial, septennium, septentrion, septet, septicentennial, septilateral, septillion, septipedalian, septivalent, septuagenarian, septuagenary, Septuagesima, Septuagint, septuple, septuplet, septuplicate, superseptuagenarian, superseptuagenarianism]

September, Septembris, Septembre = (of) September [septangle, September, septemfluous, septemplicate, septemvirate, septenarius, septenary, septenate, septendecillion, septennial, septennium, septentrion, septet, septicentennial, septilateral, septillion, septipedalian, septivalent, septuagenarian, septuagenary, Septuagesima, Septuagint, septuple, septuplet, septuplicate, superseptuagenarian, superseptuagenarianism]

septimus, septima, septimum = seventh [septangle, September, septemfluous, septemplicate, septemvirate, septenarius, septenary, septenate, septendecillion, septennial, septennium, septentrion, septet, septicentennial, septilateral, septillion, septipedalian, septivalent, septuagenarian, septuagenary, Septuagesima, Septuagint, septuple, septuplet, septuplicate, superseptuagenarian, superseptuagenarianism]

sepulchrum, sepulchrī N = tomb [sepulcher, sepulchral, sepulture]

sequor, sequī, secūtus sum = to follow [consecutive, consequence, ensue, execute, execution, executive, executor, executrix, non sequitur, obsequious, persecute, persecution, prequel, prosecute, prosecution, prosecutor, pursuance, pursue, pursuit, second, secondary, sect, sectarian, sequacious, sequel, sequela, sequence, sequencial, sequent, sequential, subsequent, sue, suit, suitable, suite, suitor]

sērō = late sērius = later sērissimē = very late [Buona sera = “Good afternoon” in Italian]

serpēns, serpentis M. = serpent [serpent, serpentine, serpiginous]

serviō, servīre, serviī, servītus/a/um = to serve (+ dative) [servant, serve, service, servient, servile, servitor, servitude, subservient]