Sŏlўmus a Trojan; the founder of Sulmo somnĭālis adj. dreambringing; in a dream somnĭātor one who has faith in dreams; a dreamer somnĭcŭlōsē adv. somnĭcŭlōsus adj. full of sleep; inclined to sleep; drowsy; dozy; sleepy somnĭfer adj. sleep-bringing; soporific somnĭfĭcus adj. causing sleep; narcotic somnĭger adj. sleep-bringing somnĭo v. a. to dream; to dream of; see in a dream; obj.-clause; de; Impers. pass somnĭōsus adj. sleepy; overcome by sleep somnĭum a dream; dreams; an idle whim; fancy; stuff somnŭlentĭa sleepiness; drowsiness; somnolence somnŭlentus adj. full of sleep; sleepy; drowsy; dozy; somnolent somnurnus adj. belonging to sleep; seen in sleep somnus sleep; in sleep; in dreams; a divinity; son of Erebus and Nox sŏnābĭlis adj. sounding; noisy sŏnans P. a. sŏnax adj. sounding; noisy sonchus the herb sow-thistle sŏnĭ-pēs adj. with sounding feet; noisy-footed; subst; noisy-foot; a horse sŏnĭto v. freq. n. to make a noise sŏnĭtus a noise; sound; din sŏnĭvĭus adj. noisy sŏno v. n. and a. Neutr; to make a noise; to sound; resound; the trumpet sounds sŏnor a noise; sound; din; fin.— Plur sŏnōrē adv. sŏnōrĭtas fulness of sound; melodiousness sŏnōrus adj. noisy; loud; sounding; resounding; loudly sons adj. Guilty; criminal; subst; a guilty person; an offender; criminal Sontĭātes a powerful tribe in Aquitania sontĭcus adj. critical; a serious disorder; weighty; important Sontini a people of Lucania Sontĭus a river in Carinthia; the Lisonzo sŏnŭpēs sŏnus a noise; sound; tone; character; style sōnus adj. sounding; resounding Sōnus a river of India; a branch of the Ganges Sōpăter a Greek proper name; a victim of Verres; a witness against Verres Sōphēnē a district in Armenia Sōphēni a people of Asia sŏphĭa wisdom sŏphisma a false conclusion; fallacy; sophism sŏphismătĭus adj. sophistical; in lemm sŏphistes a sophist sŏphistĭcē adv. sŏphistĭcē false reasoning; sophistry sŏphistĭcus adj. sophistic; sophistical;; sophistically Sŏphŏcles a celebrated Greek tragic poet; in the manner of Sophocles Sŏphō^clĭdisca the name of a woman Sŏphŏnība wife of Syphax and daughter of Hasdrubal sŏphos a wise man; sage; wise; shrewd sŏphōs adv. well done! well said! bravo!; in carm Sōphron a Greek composer of mimes Sōphrŏna the name of a woman; nurse of Pamphila Sōphroniscus a statuary; the father of Socrates sŏphus Sŏphus a surname of the consul P. Sempronius sōpio v. a. to deprive of feeling; sense;; to put; lull to sleep; part. perf.; Sopolis a celebrated painter in the time of Cicero sŏpor a deep sleep; sleep; the sleep of death; death; Stupefaction sŏpōrātĭo lethargy sŏpōrātus sŏpōrĭfer adj. sleep-bringing; inducing sleep; sleepy; drowsy sŏpōro v. a. to put; lay asleep; cast into sleep; to deprive of sense; feeling; to stupefy sŏpōrus adj. belonging to sleep; Sleep-bringing; causing sleep; Heavy with sleep; drowsy Sōra the northernmost city of; the Volsci in Latium; near Arpinum; on the Liris; Sora Sōracte a high mountain in Etruria; on which was a temple of Apollo; Monte S. Oreste Soractĭa a city of Syria; founded by Semiramis sōrăcum a pannier; hamper Sōrānus Soranus an epithet of sorbĕo v. a. to sup up; suck in; drink down; swallow; to drink and whistle at the same time sorbĭlis adj. that may be sucked; supped up sorbillo to sip sorbĭlō adv. sippingly;; drop by drop; bit by bit sorbĭtĭo a drink; draught; potion; broth sorbĭtĭum a drink; draught sorbĭtĭuncŭla a small draught sorbum the fruit of the; a sorb - apple; sorb; service - berry sorbus the true sorb-; servicetree sordĕo v. n. to be dirty; filthy; foul; Di; Ph sordes dirt; filth; uncleanness; a mourning garment; mourning sordesco v. inch. n. to become dirty; grow filthy; to be mean; vile sordĭcŭla a little dirt; filth sordĭdātus adj. in dirty clothes; meanly; shabbily dressed; foul; polluted sordĭdē adv. sordĭdo v. a. to dirty; foul; defile; pollute sordĭdŭlus adj. dim; soiled; smutched; low; mean sordĭdus adj. dirty; unclean; foul; filthy; squalid sordĭtĭes filth sordĭtūdo dirt; filth Sordones a people of Gaul; towards the Pyrenees sordŭlentus adj. wearing dirty clothes sō^rex a shrew-mouse Sōrĭcārĭa a town of sōrĭcīnus adj. belonging to the shrew-mouse sōrītes a logical sophism formed by an accumulation of arguments sorix sŏror a sister: Th; Pl; the Fates; the Danaides; A cousin sŏrorcŭla a little sister