spătĭōsē adv. spătĭōsĭtas wideness; spaciousness spătĭōsus adj. roomy; of great extent; ample; spacious;; large spătĭum room; a space; space; distance; interval spătŭla A broad piece; A little palmbranch spătŭlē lewdness; voluptuousness spĕcĭālis adj. not general; individual; particular; special; proper spĕcĭālĭtas particularity; peculiarity spĕcĭālĭter adv. spĕcĭārĭa a female spice-dealer spĕcĭārĭus spĕcĭātim adv. in particular; specially spĕcĭātus adj. shaped; formed spĕcĭes a seeing; sight; look; view; the outward appearance spĕcillātus adj. furnished with little mirrors spĕcillum a surgical instrument for examining diseased parts of the body; a probe spĕcĭmen a mark; token; proof; example; indication spĕcĭo v. a. to look; look at; behold spĕcĭōsē adv. spĕcĭōsĭtas good looks; beauty spĕcĭōsus adj. good-looking; showy; handsome; beautiful; splendid spectābĭlis adj. that may be seen; visible; that is worth seeing; notable; admirable spectābĭlĭtas the office; dignity of a spectācŭlum a show; sight; spectacle; a public sight; show spectāmen a mark; sign; proof; a sight; scene spectāmenta spectātē adv. spectātĭo a looking; beholding; contemplation; a sight; view spectātīvus adj. contemplative; speculative spectātor a looker-on; beholder; observer; A spectator; An examiner spectātrix She that looks at; observes; She that judges; tries spectātus P. a. spectĭle spectĭo an observing of the auspices;; the right of observing them specto v. freq. a. to look at; behold; to gaze at; watch; observe; rel.clause spectrum an appearance; form; image; an apparition; spectre spectus look; appearance; aspect spĕcŭla a look-out; watch-tower; a watchtower; to be on the watch; lookout spēcŭla a slight hope spĕcŭlābĭlis adj. that may be seen; visible spĕcŭlābundus adj. on the look-out; on the watch; watching for spĕcŭlāmen a looking at; observing spĕcŭlar spĕcŭlāris adj. belonging to a mirror; like a mirror; window panes; a window spĕcŭlārĭus a mirror-maker spĕcŭlātĭo A spying out; exploration; observation; A contemplation; speculation spĕcŭlātīvus adj. speculative; subst spĕcŭlātor a looker-out; spy; scout; explorer; éclaireur spĕcŭlātōrĭus adj. belonging to spies; scouts; worn by spies; subst; A spy-boat spĕcŭlātrīx she that spies; watches; spy; watcher spĕcŭlātus spĕcŭlātus adj. furnished; adorned with mirrors spĕcŭlor v. dep. a. to spy out; watch; observe; examine; explore spĕcŭlum a looking-glass; tanquam; ut; a mirror; copy spĕcus a cave; cavern; grot; den; a cavity; chasm spegma spēlaeum a cave; cavern; den spelta spelt; grains of spelt spēlunca A cave; cavern; den; name of a country-seat of Tiberius; near Terracina spēluncōsus adj. full of caves; caverns spēra spērābĭlis adj. that may be hoped for spērātus P. a. Sperchēos a river of Thessaly; rising on Mount Pindus; the Ellada;; adj. f; belonging to … spēres sperma seed; semen; sperm spermătĭcus adj. relating to seed; seminal; spermatic spernax adj. despising; showing contempt sperno v. a. to sever; separate; remove; to despise; contemn spernor v. dep. a. to despise spēro v. a. To hope; to look for; trust; expect; to promise; flatter one's self spes hope; gen. obj; obj.-clause; ut; de spētĭle Speusippus a nephew of Plato; and his successor in the Academy speustĭcus adj. hastily made sphăcos a kind of fragrant moss; a kind of sage sphaera a ball; globe; A globe; one of the great bodies of the universe sphaerālis adj. belonging to a ball; globular; spherical sphaerĭcus adj. belonging to a ball; spherical; subst; spherics; the science of heavenly motions sphaerĭon a little ball; a pill sphaerista a ball-player sphaeristērĭum a place for playing ball; a ball-court; tennis-court; a game at ball sphaerŏīdes adj. round; globular; spherical sphaerŏmăchĭa a kind of boxing in which the combatants had iron balls strapped to their hands sphaerŭla a small ball Sphaerus A Stoic; a pupil of Zeno; A freedman of Augustus Sphăgĭae three rocky islands near Pylos sphagnos a kind of fragrant moss sphincter the sphincter; the muscle of the anus Sphinga sphingātus adj. in the form of a sphinx sphingĭon a kind of ape; the dog-headed ape sphinthrĭa a male prostitute Sphinx A fabulous monster near Thebes that used to propose riddles to travellers; and … sphondўlē sphrāgis A kind of stone used for seals; Lemnian earth; A little ball of plaster sphrāgītis the impression of a seal sphȳraena a kind of sea-fish; otherwise called spīca Neutr; a point;; an ear; spike; A top spīcātus