sĕpulto v. freq. a. to hold buried sĕpultor one who buries; a burier sĕpultūra a burial; interment; funeral obsequies; sepulture; the burning of the dead body sĕpultūrārĭus adj. belonging to burial; funereal sĕpultus Sepyra a village in Cilicia; on Mount Amanus sĕquācĭtas a facility in following; a disposilion to follow; sequaciousness; sequacity sĕquācĭter adv. Sēquăna one of the principal rivers of; the Seine; the dwellers on the; belonging to th… sĕquax adj. following; seeking after; pursuing; N. cr; subst sĕquēla that which follows; a follower; a result; consequence; sequel sĕquens subst sĕquentĭa that which follows; the sequence; context sĕquester a depositary; trustee; Subst; the deposit of a subject of dispute with a third … sĕquestra sĕquestrārĭus adj. belonging to sequestration sĕquestrātĭo a depositing in the hands of a third party; a sequestration; a separation sĕquestrātor one that hinders; impedes sĕquestrātōrĭum a depository; a place where any thing is laid up for safe-keeping sĕquestro v. a. to give up for safekeeping; to surrender; to remove; separate sĕquĭor sĕquĭus sĕquor v. dep. to follow; to come; go after; to follow after; attend sĕquūtĭo Sēr sĕra a bar Sĕrāpēum Sĕrăphīn plur. indecl; the Seraphim sĕrăpĭăs a plant; also called Sĕrāpĭcus Sĕrāpĭo The name of an Egyptian ambassador to Rome; A geographer of Antioch; A nickname… sĕrăpĭon Sĕrāpis a chief divinity of the Egyptians; a temple of Serapis; belonging to Serapis; S… sĕrārĭus adj. living on whey Serdica a city of Mœsia; Serdican; of Serdica Sĕrēna a Roman female name;; the wife of Stilicho; eulogized by Claudian Sĕrēnātor he that makes fair weather; the clearer-up sĕrēnē adv. clearly; brightly; sĕrēnĭfer adj. bringing fair weather; clearing up sĕrēnĭfĭcus adj. cleared up; clear; serene sĕrēnĭtas clearness; serenity; clear; fair; serene weather; sĕrēno v. a. to make clear; fair; serene; to clear up; in bright sĕrēnus adj. clear; fair; bright; serene; that clears the sky Sĕrēnus a proper name; a physician under Septimius Severus; son of the preceding; autho… Sērĕs a people of Eastern Asia; Chinese; belonging to the Seres; Seric; silken sĕresco v. inch. n. to grow dry sĕresco v. inch. n. to turn to whey Sĕrestus the name of a Trojan who followed Æneas Sergestus a steersman among the followers of Æneas;; the ancestor of the Sergian family Sergĭus the name of a Roman; the famous conspirator; a notorious voluptuary; distinguis… sērĭa a cylindrical earthen vessel; a large jar sērĭca sērĭcārĭus adj. belonging to silks; substt; silk - dealers; a slave who took care of silk sērĭcātus adj. clothed in Seric stuffs; dressed in silks sērĭcĕus serĭchātum an aromatic plant sērĭco-blatta a garment of purple silk sērĭcum Sērĭcus sĕrĭes a row; succession; series; a chain; a series; chain sērĭĕtas gravity; seriousness sĕrīlĭa ropes; cordage sērĭō adv. sērĭŏla a small jar Sĕrīphus a small rocky island in the Ægean Sea; reckoned among the Cyclades; Serfo; Seri… sĕris a kind of endive sērĭsăpĭa the name of a dish sērĭtas 'late arrival; slowness; tardiness sērĭus adj. grave; earnest; subst; earnestness; seriousness; serious matters sērĭus seriva sermo a speaking; talking; talk; conversation; discourse sermōcĭnanter adv. sermōcĭnātĭo a conversation; disputation; discussion sermōcĭnātor a babbler sermōcĭnātrix that converses; adapted to conversation; sermōcĭno v. a. sermōcĭnor v. dep. n. To talk with; to parley; converse; commune; discourse sermōnālis adj. belonging to speech; speaking sermōnāri sermuncŭlus Common talk; tittletattle; report; A little discourse sernĭōsus adj. covered with an eruption; scabby sĕro v. a. to sow; plant; subst; standing corn; crops sĕro v. a. to join; bind together; to plait; interweave; entwine sēro v. a. to fasten with a bolt; to bar sērō^ adv. sērōtĭnus adj. that comes; happens late; late-ripe; late; backward serpens serpentārĭa snakeweed; otherwise called serpentĭgĕna serpent-born; sprung from a serpent serpentīnus adj. belonging to a serpent serpentĭpēs serpent-footed serpĕrastra knee-splints; knee-bandages serpillum serpo v. n. to creep; crawl; to move slowly; imperceptibly; to creep along serpŭla a little snake; serpent serpullum serpyllĭfer adj. thyme-bearing; in carm serpyllum thyme; wildthyme serra A saw; A kind of sawfish; A serrated order of battle; A threshingwain; the name…