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sĭmĭlāgĭnĕus adj. made of fine wheat flour sĭmĭlāgo sĭmĭlĭgĕnus adj. of a like kind sĭmĭlis adj. like; resembling; similar; inter; atque sĭmĭlĭtas likeness; resemblance; similarity sĭmĭlĭter adv. sĭmĭlĭtūdo likeness; resemblance; similitude; a likeness; Imitation sĭmĭlo sīmĭnīnus adj. belonging to apes sīmĭŏlus a little ape sĭmītu adv. at once; at the same time; together sīmĭus sīmo v. a. to press flat; to flatten Sĭmo a proper name Sĭmo sī-mŏdo Sĭmŏīs a small river in Troas that falls into the Scamander; Mendere Tchai Sĭmon A chief of the Jews; the sorcerer; An Athenian writer on horsemanship; A sculpt… Sĭmon a famous statuary Sĭmōnĭdes a celebrated lyric poet of Cos; belonging to simonides simpla simplāris adj. that receives a single ration simplārĭus adj. simple simplex adj. simple; plain; uncompounded; unmixed; single simplĭcābĭlis adj. simple simplĭcĭtas simpleness; simplicity; plainness; frankness; openness simplĭcĭter adv. simplĭco v. a. to make single; simple simplo v. a. to make simple; simplify simplŭdĭārĕa simplus Adj. simple;; Substt; that which is single; simple; the simple sum simpŭlārĭārĭus a maker of simpŭlātrix simpŭlum a small ladle simpŭvĭum a vessel for offering liquids; a sacrificial bowl sĭmŭl at the same time; together; at once; as soon as; plural subject sĭmŭlac sĭmŭlācrum a likeness; image; form; representation; semblance sĭmŭlāmen a copy; an imitation sĭmŭlāmentum a deception; sĭmŭlans P. a. sĭmŭlanter advv sĭmŭlātĭlis adj. feigned sĭmŭlātĭo a falsely assumed appearance; a false show; feigning; shamming; pretence sĭmŭlātor A copier; A feigner; pretender; counterfeit; hypocrite sĭmŭlatque sĭmŭlātrix transformer; sĭmŭlo v. a. to make; like; to imitate; copy; represent sĭmultas A hostile encounter; dissension; enmity; rivalry; jealousy sĭmulter adv. Sīmŭlus a proper name sīmŭlus flat-nosed; pug-nosed sīmus adj. flat-nosed; snub-nosed; dolphins sīn if however; if on the contrary; but if; si; nisi sĭnāpi mustard sĭnāpismus a mustard - plaster; poultice; a sinapism sĭnāpīzo v. a. to poultice with mustard; to cover with a mustara-plaster sincērasco v. inch. n. to begin to clear; grow clear sincērē adv. sincērĭtas cleanness; purity; soundness; wholeness; ext sincērĭter adv. sincēro v. a. to make clean; pure sincērus adj. clean; pure; sound; not spoiled; uninjured sincĭnĭum the song of a single person; a solo sincĭpĭtāmentum a half - head sincĭput Half a head;; cheek; jowl; The brain; The head Sindenses the inhabitants of Sinda; a town of Pisidia; near Cibyra and the river Caularis Sindes m.; acc; a river in Asia Sindica a part of Scythia on the Black Sea sindon a kind of fine cotton stuff; muslin Sindŏs a city of Scythia; on the Cimmerian Bosporus; the inhabitants of Sindos Sindus an Indian name of the river Indus sĭne prep. Without; bloodless;; weightless;; endless;; nameless; Singanĭa a river of Pontus Singăra adj. a city of Mesopotamia; the capital of the; belonging to Singara Singentĭāna a plant Singidonensis adj. belonging to the town Singido in Pannonia Singĭli a city in singĭlĭo a plain; short garment singillārĭter adv. singillārĭus adj. single; simple singillātim adv. one; by one; singly; N. cr.; singlārĭter adv. Singos a city of Chalcidice; on the Ægean Sea singŭlārĭē adv. singŭlāris adj. one by one; one at a time; alone; single; solitary; alone of its kind singŭlārĭtas a being alone; single; singleness; the singular number; unity singŭlārĭter adv. sĭngŭlārĭus adj. single; separate; alone of its kind; peculiar; abbreviations singŭlātim adv. singŭli One to each; separate; single; from day to day; every day singultim adv. sobbingly; singly singultĭo v. n. To hiccup; to sob; to cluck; to throb singulto v. n. and a. Neutr; to hiccup; to sob; to rattle; interrupted with sobs; to gurgle singultus a sobbing; speech interrupted by sobs; hiccups; a rattling in the throat; cluck… singŭlus Sĭnis a mythical robber on the Isthmus of Corinth; who bound travellers to the tops o… sĭnister adj. Left; on the left; on the left hand; side; substt sĭnistĕrĭtas awkwardness; untowardness; perversity sĭnistĭmus