sandălĭgĕrŭlae maids who carried their mistresses; slippers; sandal-bearers; slipper-carriers Sandălĭos an island near Samos Sandălĭōtis an ancient name of Sardinia; acc sandălis a kind of palm-tree sandălĭum a slipper; sandal sandăpĭla a common kind of bier sandăpĭlārĭus one that carries a; a corpse-bearer sandăpĭlo sandărăca Sandarach; Bee-bread; also called sandărăcātus adj. mixed with sandarach sandărăcĕus adj. of sandarach sandărăcīnus adj. of the color of sandarach sandarēsus a precious stone found in India and Arabia; a kind of onyx sandix vermilion; a color like vermilion sānē adv. sānesco v. inch. n. to become sound; get well; heal Sangărĭus Sanguālis sanguen sanguĭcŭlus a blood-pudding; black-pudding sanguĭlentus sanguĭnālis sanguĭnārĭus adj. belonging to blood; blood-; an herb that stanches blood; covered; with blood sanguĭnātĭo a bleeding sanguĭnĕus adj. of blood; consisting of blood; bloody; blood-; Blood-thirsty sanguĭno v. n. to be bloody; to bleed; run with blood; to be of a blood-color; to be blood-thi… sanguĭnŏlentia a congestion; a blood-shot condition sanguĭnŏlentus adj. full of blood; bloody; bloodred; sanguinary; bloodsucking sanguĭnōsus adj. sanguis Neutr; blood; to shed; give; life sanguĭsūga a blood-sucker; leech sănĭes Diseased; corrupted blood; bloody matter; sanies; venomous slaver sānĭfer adj. health-bringing; healing sănĭōsus full of bloody matter sānĭtas soundness of body; health; N. cr.;; by the healthy condition of the bone; by th… sānĭter adv. sanna a mimicking grimace sannat sannātor Sanni a people in Pontus Sannigae a people in Pontus sannĭo one who makes mimicking grimaces; a buffoon sāno v. a. to make sound; to heal; cure; restore to health; N. cr Sanquālis adj. belonging to Sancus; a bird sacred to Sancus; the ospray santerna borax; mountaingreen Santŏnes Santŏni a people of Aquitania; about the mouth of the Garumna; opposite to Burdigala; S… Santŏnus Santra a famous grammarian sānus adj. sound; whole; healthy; sound in body; well Săōces a mountain in Samothrace săpa must; new wine boiled thick Săpaei a Thracian people on the Propontis Sapē a city in Ethiopia on the Arabian gulf sapenos a bright hyacinth-colored amethyst found in India sāperda an inferior kind of salt fish from the Black Sea; a herring; sardine; rotten sa… saphōn a ship's cable săpĭdē adv. săpĭdus adj. well-tasted; relishing; savory; wise; prudent săpĭens P. a. săpĭenter adv. săpĭentĭa good taste; good sense; discernment; discretion; prudence săpĭentĭālis adj. belonging to wisdom săpĭentĭ-pŏtens adj. mighty in wisdom sapīnĕus adj. belonging to the Sāpĭnĕus sapīnus a kind of fir-; pine-tree; the lower; smooth part of the fir-tree săpĭo v. n. and a. to taste; savor; to taste; smack; savor of; to have a taste Sāpis a river in Cisalpine Gaul and Umbria; between Ravenna and Ariminum; the Savio; … sāpo soap; in lemm.; sāpōnātum soap-water; suds săpor a taste; relish; a sense of taste; that which tastes good; a dainty săpōrātus adj. seasoned; savory săpōrōsus adj. of good flavor săpōrus adj. that relishes well; savory Sapphar a city in Arabia Felix Sapphĭcus sapphīrātus adj. adorned; set with sapphires; in carm sapphīrĭnus adj. of sapphire; sapphirine sapphīrus a sapphire Sapphō a celebrated poetess; born at Mytilene; in the island of Lesbos; who; on accoun… Sappīnus sappīrātus sappĭum Sapriportus a harbor between Sybaris and Tarentum saprŏphăgo v. n. to eat putrid meat sapros adj. rotten; putrid sapsa his; her; its; own Sara sărăballa sărăbāra wide trowsers Saracēni the Saracens; a people of Arabia Felix sarcasmos a keen; bitter jest; a taunt; gibe; sarcasm sarcīmen a seam; suture sarcĭna a package; bundle; burden; load; pack; sarcĭnālis adj. belonging to burdens; baggage; pack-; baggage- sarcĭnārĭus adj. belonging to burdens; baggage; pack-; baggage- sarcĭnātor a patcher; botcher; mender sarcĭnātrix she that mends; patches sarcĭnātus adj. laden; burdened