serrābĭlis adj. that may be sawn serrācŭlum a steering-oar; rudder serrācum serrāgo sawdust Serrānus a surname; of C. Atilius Regulus; who was summoned from the plough to the consu… Serrapilli a people of Pannonia; on the Danube serrātim adv. in the manner of a saw; like a saw serrātōrĭus adj. sawshaped; serrate;; belonging to sawing; sawing serrātŭla the Italian name for betony serrātūra a sawing; a sawing up serrātus adj. sawshaped; serrated; subst; silver coins notched on the edge Serretes a people of Pannonia; on the Danube Serrhēum a promontory in Thrace; with a fortification serro v. a. to saw; to saw up; saw in pieces serrŭla a small saw serta serta Campānĭca a plant; called also sertātus adj. wreathed; garlanded Sertor a Latin prœnomen Sertōrĭus a proper name; a general of Marius; who maintained himself for a long while in … sertŭla Campāna sertum sertus sĕrum The watery part of curdled milk; whey; the watery parts sērus adj. late; ye late-learned; slowly-growing; old; sup.—Comp serva servābĭlis adj. That can be kept; preserved; preservable; That can be saved; rescued servācŭlum servans P. a. servātio an observance servātor One who gives attention; a watcher; observer; a preserver; deliverer servātōrĭum a conservatory; magazine servātrix She that keeps; preserves; deliverer; an epithet of goddesses; an observer servĭa Servĭānus servĭcŭlus a little slave Servīlĭānus servīlis adj. belonging to a slave; slavish; servile; a band of slaves; the lower branches of… Servīlĭus the name of a Roman; consuls; consul; an assassin of Cœsar; slain by Marius servĭo v. n. imperf; to be a servant; slave; to serve; be in service servĭtĭum the condition of a slave; servant; slavery; servitude; as your servant servītor a servant servĭtrītĭus adj. galled by slavery servĭtūdo slavery; servitude; N. cr servĭtūs the condition of a; slavery; serfdom; service; servitude Servĭus A Roman proper name; an eminent jurist and statesman; contemporary with Cicero;… servo v. a. to save; deliver; keep unharmed; preserve; protect servŭla a servant-girl; a young female servant servŭlĭcŏla she that waits upon; accommodates slaves; a slave's drab servŭlus a young slave; servant-lad servus adj. slavish; servile; subject; liable to certain burdens; subject to a servitude servus a slave; servant; serf; serving-man; a female slave; maid-servant sēsăma sēsămĭnus adj. of sesame; made from sesame sēsămŏīdes a plant resembling sesame sēsămum Sesame; another name for; the palma Christi; castor-oil plant sescēnāris adj. sescēni sescentēni six hundred each sescentēsĭmus the six hundredth; N. cr ses-centi six hundred; hundred; thousand; an immense number; an innumerable quantity sescentĭes six hundred times Sescentō-plāgus a man of six hundred stripes Sescŭlixes sescuncĭa adj. one and a half; a twelfth and a half; one eighth sescuncĭālis adj. containing a twelfth and a half sescuncĭus sescŭplex sescŭplĭcārĭus sescuplus adj. taken once and a half; once and a half as much sēsē sĕsĕlis a plant; meadow saxifrage; hartwort; seseli Sēsia a goddess that presides over sowing Sĕsōsis Sĕsostris a celebrated king of Egypt; N. cr Sesōthes the name of an Egyptian king sesquātus adj. two numbers in the ratio of three and two sesquĭ one half more; more by a half; once and a half sesquĭ-alter adj. once and a half sesquĭ-cūlĕāris adj. containing a; and a half Sesquĭ-cūlus sesquĭ-cўăthus and a half sesquĭ-dĭgĭtālis adj. of a digit and a half sesquĭ-dĭgĭtus a digit and a half sesquĭ-hōra an hour and a half sesquĭ-jūgĕrum and a half sesquĭ-lībra a pound and a half sesquĭ-mensis a month and a half sesquĭ-mŏdĭus a peck and a half sesquĭ-ŏbŏlus and a half sesquĭ-octāvus num. adj. containing nine eighths; one and an eighth; bearing the ratio of nine to eight sesquĭ-ŏpĕra a day's work and a half sesquĭ-ŏpus sesquĭ-pĕdālis adj. Of a foot and a half; one foot and a half; half a yard long sesquĭ-pĕdānĕus adj. a foot and a half long sesquĭ-pēs a foot and a half sesquĭ-plāga a blow and a half; a stroke and a half sesquĭplāris a soldier who received a ration and a half sesquĭ-plex adj. taken once and a half; once and a half as much sesquĭplĭcārĭus