substructĭo an under - building; foundation; substructure substructus sub-strŭo v. a. to build beneath; to underbuild; lay;; foundation is not laid deeply; subst subsultim adv. with leaps; jumps subsulto v. freq. n. to spring up; to leap; jump; hop sub-sum v. n. to be under; among; behind; to be near; close; at hand sub-summo v. a. to sum up; to multiply sub-surdus adj. somewhat deaf subsūtūra the hem sub-sūtus sewn beneath; at the lower part; trimmed; edged; fringed at the bottom sub-tābĭdus adj. somewhat shrunken sub-tăcĭtus adj. somewhat still; silent sub-tālāris adj. lying under the heel subtectĭo a covering subtegmen sub-tĕgo v. a. to cover underneath sub-tĕgŭlānĕus adj. that is under the roof; in-doors subtel the hollow of the foot subtēmen that which is wrought; woven in; the woof; weft; any thing spun sub-tendo v. a. and n. to stretch underneath; Neutr; to extend underneath sub-tĕnĕo v. a. to hold underneath; N. cr subtentus sub-tĕnŭis adj. rather thin; thinnish subter adv. below; beneath; underneath; under; close to the walls subtĕr-actus driven below; underneath subter-ănhēlo v. n. to pant; gasp beneath subter-căvātus hollowed out underneath subter-currens moving underneath subter-cŭtānĕus adj. that is beneath the skin subter-dūco v. a. to carry off secretly; to steal away subter-flŭo v. n. to flow beneath subter-fŭgĭo v. n. and a. Neutr; to flee secretly; by stealth; to get off; to escape subterfŭgĭum a subterfuge subter-fundo v. a. to found; establish beneath subtĕr-insĕro v. a. to insert subtĕr-intendo v. a. to look askance subtĕrĭor adv. that is farther beneath; lower; farther down subter-jăcĕo v. n. to lie under subter-jăcĭo v. a. to throw under subter-lābor v. dep. n. to glide; flow under; to slip away; escape subter-lĭno v. a. to anoint underneath subter-lŭo v. a. to wash beneath; flow underneath subterlŭvĭo a washing beneath; washing away subter-mĕo v. n. to pass beneath subter-mitto v. a. to place underneath subter-mŏvĕo v. a. to push under subter-nătans swimming under subternus adj. that is underneath; lower sub-tĕro v. a. to rub off; wear away underneath; to rub; bruise; grind to pieces subter-pendens hanging down sub-terrānĕus adj. underground; subterranean; fin.—Subst; a subterranean place sub-terrēnus adj. underground; subterrene sub-terrĕus adj. underground; subterranean subter-sĕco v. a. to cut; divide; separate underneath subter-sterno v. a. to spread under; strew under subter-tĕnŭo v. a. to make; thin below; at the lower part sub-tertĭus adj. less by a third of itself subter-văcans empty below; subter-vŏlo v. n. to fly beneath sub-texo v. a. to weave under; below; to join on; fasten; affix subtextus subtīlĭlŏquentĭa fine; elegant language subtīlĭlŏquus adj. speaking finely; elegantly subtīlis adj. fine; not thick; coarse; thin; slender subtīlĭtas fineness; thinness; slenderness; minuteness; keenness subtīlĭter adv. sub-tĭmĕo v. n. to be somewhat afraid; to fear a little sub-tinnĭo v. n. to sound a little; to tinkle sub-tĭtŭbo v. n. to stagger; totter; waver a little subtractĭo a drawing back subtractus sub-trăho v. a. to draw away from underneath; by stealth;; to draw off; carry off; withdraw sub-trĕmŭlus adj. somewhat tremulous sub-triplus adj. contained three times in sub-tristis adj. somewhat sad; sorrowful subtrītus subtŭnĭcālis the under-garment of a Jewish priest sub-turpĭcŭlus adj. somewhat mean; disgraceful sub-turpis adj. somewhat mean; disgraceful subtus adv. below; beneath; underneath sub-tussĭo v. n. to cough slightly sub-tūsus somewhat bruised; an obtuse angle sub-tūtus adj. moderately safe sŭbūcŭla A man; s under-garment; a shirt sūbŭla an awl; a very small weapon sŭbulcus a swine-herd sūbŭlo A flute-player; A kind of hart; with pointed horns Sūbŭlo a Roman surname; sŭb-umbĭlīcus the parts below the navel sŭb-ūmĭdus adj. somewhat moist sŭb-unctĭo a rubbing in Sŭbur a town in Spain; on the river Rubricatus; the inhabitants of Subur Sŭbūra a quarter in Rome; in the second region; between the Esquiline; Viminal; and Qu… sŭburbānĭtas nearness to the city of Rome sŭb-urbānus adj. situated near the city of Rome; suburban; Substt; an estate near Rome; a suburb… sŭb-urbĭcārĭus adj. situated near Rome; suburban sub-urbĭum a suburb sŭb-urgĕo v. a. to drive; urge close to Sŭbūrĭtāni sŭb-ūro v. a. to burn slightly; to singe; scorch