soldus sŏlĕa a sole; a sandal; A kind of fetter; A kind of shoe; A kind of oil-press sŏlĕāris adj. like a sole; sandal; sandal-shaped sŏlĕārĭus a sandal-maker sŏlĕātus adj. wearing sandals; having sandals on sōlemnis sōlēn a kind of seamussel; the razor-fish sōlennis sŏlĕo v. n. to use; be wont; be accustomed; Pl; Cu sōlers Soletum a town in Calabria Sŏli A town of Cilicia; afterwards called; Mezetli; of Soli; A town of Cyprus sŏlĭar a covering for the feet sōlĭcănus adj. singing alone sōlĭcātĭo a sunning sōlĭcĭtātio sŏlĭdāmen that which makes firm; solid; a strengthener sŏlĭdāmentum that which makes firm; solid; a strengthener sŏlĭdātĭo a making firm; solid; a fastening; strengthening sŏlĭdātrix she that makes firm; solid; a strengthener sŏlĭdē adv. sŏlĭdesco v. inch. n. to become firm; solid; whole sŏlĭdĭ-pēs adj. sŏlĭdĭtas solidness; solidity; Thickness; firmness; firm sŏlĭdo v. a. to make firm; dense; solid; to make whole; sound; to strengthen; fasten together sŏlĭdus adj. firm; dense; compact; not hollow; solid sōlĭfĕr adj. sun-bringing sōlĭferrĕum sŏlĭfūga sŏlĭfundĭum landed property sōlĭgĕna a child of the Sun sōlĭlŏquĭum a talking to one's self; a soliloquy solino Sōlīnus a Roman writer of the third century of the Christian era; author of a work enti… sŏlĭpūga a kind of venomous ant; a kind of venomous spider sōlistĭmum sŏlĭtānĕus adj. usual; customary; ordinary sōlĭtānĕus adj. separate; distinct sōlĭtānus adj. the appellation of a species of African snail sōlĭtārĭus adj. alone; by itself; lonely; solitary sōlĭtas a being alone; loneliness; solitude sōlĭtātim adv. solitarily sōlĭtaurīlĭa sŏlĭto v. freq. n. to be much accustomed; wont sōlĭtūdo a being alone; solitary; loneliness; solitariness; solitude sŏlĭtus P. a. sŏlĭum a seat; chair of state; throne; rule; sway sōlĭvăgus adj. wandering; roving alone;; alone; by itself; single sollemnis adj. yearly; annual;; stated; established; appointed sollemnĭtas A solemnity; festival; celebration; A usage; formality sollemnĭter adv. sollemnĭtus adv. solemnly sollers adj. skilled; skilful; clever; adroit; expert sollertĭa skill; shrewdness; quickness of mind; ingenuity; dexterity sollĭcĭtātĭo Vexation; anxiety; An inciting; instigating; instigation sollĭcĭtātor a tempter; seducer sollĭcĭtē adv. sollĭcĭto v. a. to disturb; stir; agitate; move; to distress; harass sollĭcĭtūdo uneasiness of mind; care; disquiet; anxiety; solicitude sollĭcĭtus adj. thoroughly moved; agitated; disturbed; restless; unceasing sollĭcūrĭa sollĭferreum a missile weapon made wholly of iron; an iron javelin sollistĭmus adj. most perfect; the most favorable omen; when the chickens ate so greedily that t… sollus adj. whole; entire; unbroken sōlo v. a. to make lonely; desolate; to lay waste; desolate Sŏlo Sŏloe sŏloecismus a grammatical fault in the construction of a sentence; a solecism; a fault sŏloecista one that speaks faultily; that commits solecisms sŏloecŏphănĕs that which appears to be a solecism sŏloecum Sŏlon A famous legislator of the Athenians; one of the seven sages of Greece; A comma… Sŏlōn a city of the Allobroges; north-west of the Rhodanus; perh. near the modern Sor… Sŏlonātes a Gallic tribe in; south-west of Forum Julii; Torre di Sole Solonĭum a district near Lanuvium; on the Via Ostiensis sōlor v. dep. a. To comfort; console; solace; to soothe; ease Solorius a mountain in sŏlox adj. of a coarse staple; coarse; harsh; bristly; subst solpūga solsequĭum a plant; also called solstĭtĭālis adj. belonging to the summer solstice; solstitial; belonging to midsummer; summer he… solstĭtĭum the time when the sun seems to stand still; solstice; the summer solstice; the … sŏlūbĭlis adj. that may be loosed; taken apart; dissolvable; loosening; relaxing sōlum adv. sŏlum the lowest part; the bottom; ground; base; foundation sōlummŏdo adv. Sŏluntīnus sōlus adj. gen. m; dat. m; alone; single; sole Sŏlūs a town on the northern coast of Sicily; Castello di Solanto; the inhabitants of… sŏlus sŏlūtē adv. sŏlūtĭlis adj. that is easily loosed; taken apart sŏlūtim adv. loosely sŏlūtĭo a loosing; unloosing; dissolution; payment; a solution sŏlūtor A looser; an opener; A payer sŏlūtrix she that looses; sets free sŏlūtus P. a. Solva a city of Noricum; belonging to Solva solvo v. a. to loosen an object; to release; to loose; remove; set free Sŏlўma