sē Prep. insepar; without;; Aside; by itself;; to lay aside sēbācĕus a tallow-candle Sĕbādĭus sēbālis adj. of tallow Sĕbastē a city in Samaria Sĕbāzĭus Sēbēthos A small stream in Campania; Maddalona; adj. f; belonging to Sebethos; Sebethian Sēbinnus a lake in Upper Italy; Lago d; Iseo sēbo v. a. to make of tallow sēbōsus adj. full of tallow; grease; tallowy; greasy Sēbōsus a Roman surname sēbum tallow; suet; grease sĕcābĭlis adj. that may be cut sĕcābĭlĭtas capacity for being cut; divided sĕcāle a kind of grain; rye;; black spelt sĕcāmenta carved work Secandē a city of Ethiopia sē-cēdo v. n. to go apart; go away; separate; withdraw; to remove sē-cerno v. a. to put apart; to sunder; sever; separate; ab aliquā re; sĕcespĭta a long iron sacrificial knife sēcessĭo A going aside; a withdrawal; A political insurrectionary withdrawal; separation… secessĭōnes N. cr sēcessus a going away; departure; separation; Retirement; solitude sēcĭus adv. sĕcīvum sē-clūdo v. a. to shut off; shut in a separate place; to shut up; seclude; confine sēclum sēclūsōrĭum a place for shutting up fowls; a coop sēclūsus P. a. sĕco v. a. to cut; cut off; cut up; be cut; mown sēcordĭa sēcrētārĭum a remote; solitary; secret place; a sittingplace; a council chamber sēcrētē adv. sēcrētim adv. sēcrētĭo a dividing; sundering; separation sēcrētō adv. sēcrētus P. a. secta a trodden; beaten way; a path; footsteps;; way; mode secta parts of the body operated upon sectācŭla a succession; descent; lineage sectārĭus adj. gelded; castrated; bellwether sectātĭo a pursuing; striving after; emulation sectātor a follower; attendant; adherent;; a train; retinue sectĭlĭs adj. Cut; cleft; divided; That may be cut sectĭo a cutting; cutting off; cutting up; A castration; a dividing sectĭus sectīvus adj. that may be cut sector one who cuts; cuts off; a cutter; a bidder; purchaser at a public sale of goods sector v. dep. freq. a. to follow continually; eagerly; to run after; attend; accompany; to follow after sectōrĭus adj. belonging to the purchase of captured; confiscated effects sectrix she that purchases confiscated goods sectūra a cutting; A cut; The place where any thing is cut; dug; diggings sectus sectus sēcŭbātĭo a lying; sleeping alone sēcŭbĭtus a lying; sleeping alone sē-cŭbo v. n. To lie alone; sleep by one's self; without a bedfellow; to live alone; in solit… sĕcŭla a sickle sēcŭlāris sēcŭlum sēcum sĕcundānus adj. the second in rank; order; subst; soldiers of the second legion sĕcundārĭus adj. belonging to the second class; sort; quality; second-rate; middling sĕcundātus the second place; rank sĕcundē adv. favorably; fortunately sĕcundĭcērĭus a functionary of the second rank sĕcundīnae the after-birth sĕcundō adv. Secondly; in the second place; For the second time; Twice sĕcundo v. a. To direct favorably; to adjust; adapt; accommodate; To favor sĕcundum adv. After; behind: Am; Afterwards; in the next place; secondly sĕcundus adj. following; the following; the next to the first; the second; the next morning Sĕcundus a Roman proper name; the writer on natural history; his nephew sēcūrē adv. sĕcūrĭclātus adj. Shaped like a hatchet-head; dovetailed; subst; a weed growing among lentils; ha… sĕcūrĭcŭla A little axe; a hatchet; in lemm; a mortise in the shape of a hatchethead; a do… sĕcūrĭdāca sĕcūrĭfer adj. axe-bearing sĕcūrĭger adj. axe-bearing sĕcūris an axe; hatchet; a battle-axe; cutting edge; an executioner sēcūrĭtas freedom from care; unconcern; composure; gen. obj; carelessness sē-cūrus adj. free from care; careless; unconcerned; untroubled; fearless sĕcus sĕcus Adj. lower; worse; following; later; less sĕcūtĭo a following after; striving after sĕcūtor one that follows another; a follower; an attendant; an appellation of Mars; a p… sĕcūtōrĭus adj. following sĕcūtrix a follower sĕcūtŭlēius adj. that follows; runs after others sĕd yet; non; now; I say; but indeed sēd sēd sēdāmen a means of allaying; an allayment; sedative sēdātē adv. sēdātĭo an allaying; assuaging; calming sēdātor an allayer; calmer; quieter sēdātus P. a. sedda sēdĕcennis adj. sixteen years old; in lemm sē-dĕcĭes sixteen times sēdĕcim num. adj. sixteen