sesquĭplus sesquĭ-tertĭus num. adj. containing one and a third; four thirds; bearing the ratio of four to three Sesquĭ-ŭlixes name of a satire of Varro sesquunx Sessĭa sessĭbŭlum a seat; chair sessĭlis adj. be longing to sitting; fit for sitting upon; low; dwarf sessĭmōnĭum a sitting; session; assembly sessĭo a sitting; a seat; sitting-place; The seat; A sitting idly sessĭto v. freq. n. to sit much; long sessĭuncŭla a little group; meeting; company sessor one who sits; a sitter; a sitter in the theatre; A sitter upon a horse; a horse… sessōrĭum a seat; A stool; chair; A place of residence; a dwelling sessus a sitting sestertĭārĭus adj. worth but a sesterce; sestertĭŏlum a thousand sesterces sestertĭum sestertĭus num. adj. two and a half;; subst; a sesterce; distrib. numerals; card. numerals Sestĭăcus Sestĭānus Sestĭas Sestĭus the name of a Roman; a tribune of the people; a friend of Cicero and Milo; an o… Sēstos a city in Thrace; on the Hellespont; opposite Abydos; the residence of Hero; be… Sēstus Sesuvĭi set sēta Sētăbis sētănĭa The name of a kind of medlar; neutr. subst; a kind of onion; a kind of bulb Sētĭa an ancient mountain-city in Latium; near the Pomptine Marshes; celebrated for i… sētĭger setīus sētōsus sētŭla seu adv. sĕvērē adv. sĕvērĭtas seriousness; gravity; sternness; strictness; severity sĕvērĭter adv. sĕvērĭtūdo gravity; austerity; severity sĕvērus adj. grave; strict; stern; harsh; rough Sĕvērus a proper name; a poet in the Augustan age; a Roman emperor; a Roman orator; in … Sevĭānus adj. belonging to a Sevius; Sevian pears sēvir a member of a board; college consisting of six men; a sexvir; One of; the presi… sēvĭrālis adj. belonging to a sexvir; of the Augustan sexvirs; subst; the Augustan sexvirs sēvĭrātus the dignity of a sexvir; the sexvirate Sevo a mountain of northern Germany; in the island of Scandia; Kjölen; between Swede… sē-vŏco v. a. to call apart; aside; to call away; to call off; separate sēvum sex num. adj. six sexāgēnārĭus adj. containing sixty; a pipe sixty quarter-digits; in diameter; sixty years old; se… sexāgēni sixty each; sixty; large number sexāgēnī-quīni sixty-five each sexāgēsĭes sexāgēsĭmus the sixtieth; Subst sexāgĭes sixty times; sixty times a hundred thousand; six millions of sesterces sexāginta num. adj. sixty; large number sex-angŭlātus adj. sexangular; hexagonal sex-angŭlus adj. sexangular; hexagonal sexātrūs the sixth day after the Ides sexcēnārĭus adj. consisting of six hundred sexcēni sexcentēni sexcentēsĭmus sexcenti sexcentĭes Sexcentŏ-plāgus sexdĕcim sexennis adj. of six years; six years old sexennĭum a period of six years; six years sexĭes Six times; for the sixth time sexis The number six; Six Sexītānus adj. belonging to Sex; a town of; Sexitan sexprīmi a board; college of magistrates in provincial towns; consisting of six members;… sextā-dĕcĭmāni the soldiers of the sixteenth legion sextānĕus adj. containing six; the sixth sextāni the soldiers of the sixth legion sextans A sixth part of an; of very trifling value; worthless; the sixth part of a; two sextantālis adj. containing a sextantārĭus adj. containing a; worth only the sixth part of the former sextārĭŏlus a small measure; a pint sextārĭus the sixth part; the sixth part of a; a pint; the sixteenth part of a Sextĭānus Sextĭlĭānus a Roman surname Sextīlis adj. sixth; subst; the sixth; month; the month of August Sextĭlĭus the name of a Roman; named from a Sextilius Sextĭus sextō adv. sextŭla the sixth part of an; the seventy-second part of an sextus the sixth; Advv; for the sixth time; six times Sextus a Roman proper name sextusdĕcĭmus sexuālis adj. belonging to sex; sexual sex-ungŭla six-claws sexus A sex; acc. resp; the male sex; The sexual organs sexvir sī indic.;; perf.;; imperf; pluperf.;; modo sĭāgŏnes the muscles which support the jaw; the maxillary muscles; acc sĭbĕ sībĭlātĭo a sibilation; hissing sībĭlātrix adj. f; hissing; whistling