sarcĭnōsus adj. heavily burdened; heavy laden sarcĭnŭla a little pack; bundle; fardel sarcĭo v. a. to patch; botch; mend; repair; restore sarcĭon a fault; defect in emeralds sarcītes a precious stone sarcŏcolla a Persian gum sarcŏphăgus adj. a kind of limestone used for coffins; subst; a grave; sepulchre sarcōsis a swelling in the flesh sarcŭlātĭo a hoeing sarcŭlo v. a. to hoe sarcŭlum a light hoe sarcŭlus sarda A kind of fish; sardine; A kind of precious stone; carnelian Sarda a Sardinian woman sardăchātes sardachate; carnelian-agate Sardănăpālus a celebrated effeminate king of Assyria; who at last burned himself; together w… sardāre Sardes Sardi the inhabitants of the island of Sardinia; the Sardinians; Sardinian; the islan… Sardĭāni sardina Sardĭnĭa Sardĭnĭānus Sardĭnĭensis sardīnus Sardīs Sardis; Sart; the very ancient capital of Lydia; on the Pactolus; the residence… sardĭus adj. sardian; carnelian; subst; the carnelian; a precious stone sardo v. a. to understand Sardŏnĭa herba sardŏnўchātus adj. adorned with a sardonyx sardŏnyx adj. a precious stone; sardonyx; fem; of sardonyx Sardōus Sardus Sarē a village in Thrace sargus a kind of sea-fish sari a shrub growing on the banks of the Nile sarĭo sarīsa A long Macedonian lance; Macedonians sarīsŏphŏros a Macedonian lancer sarītōrĭus sarmadăcus Sarmăta a Sarmatian; the Sarmatians; a great Slavic people; dwelling from the Vistula t… Sarmătĭa sarmen twigs; brushwood sarmentīcĭus adj. belonging to twigs; cuttings; brushwood; plur. subst; the Christians sarmentōsus adj. full of twigs; little branches sarmentum twigs; light branches; brushwood; a fagot; fascine Sarnus a river in Campania; near Pompeii; the Sarno Sărōnĭcus sĭnus the Saronic Gulf; a gulf of the Ægean Sea; between Attica and Peloponnesus; Gul… Sarpēdōn a son of Jupiter and Europa; king of Lycia; who was killed by Patroclus before … sarpo v. a. to cut off; trim; prune; clean sarptus Sarra The city of Tyre; in Phœnicia; celebrated for its purple dye; belonging to Sarr… sarrācĭus adj. sawshaped; serrate sarrācum A kind of wagon; cart; the Wain Sarrānus Sarrastes a people of Campania; near the Sarnus sarrio v. a. to hoe; to weed sarrītĭo a hoeing; weeding sarrītor A hoer; weeder sarrītōrĭus adj. belonging to hoeing; weeding sarrītūra a hoeing; a weeding sarrītus Sarsĭna An ancient town in Umbria; the birthplace of Plautus; Sarsina; belonging to Sar… sarsūrĭus adj. mending; patching sartāgo A frying-pan; baking-pan sartătecta P. a. sartē adv. sartor a patcher; botcher; mender sartor sartrix she who patches; mends sartūra a patching; mending sartūra sartus P. a. sas Saserna a friend of Antony; father and son; Latin writers on; agriculture Sāso a small island near the promontory Acroceraunia; on the coast of Illyria; Saseno Sassĭna Sassĭus the name of a Roman; the name of the mother of Cluentius Sassŭla a town of Latium; in the neighborhood of Tibur săt adv. săta sătăgĭto sătăgĭus adj. that troubles; vexes himself sătăgo satanaria herba a plant; also called; sulphurwort; hog; s-fennel Sătănas an adversary; Satan; the Devil sătellĕs an attendant; a lifeguard;; attendants; escort; train sătellĭtĭum an escort; convoy; a guard; protection sătĭanter adv. sătĭas a sufficiency; abundance; plentifulness; along with abundance of food; after ea… sătĭātē adv. Sătīcŭla a town of Samnium; on the frontiers of Campania; S. Agata dei Goti; belonging t… sătĭes sătĭĕtas a sufficiency; abundance; the state of being glutted; sated; a loathing; disgust sătĭn' sătĭo v. a. to fill; satisfy; to sate; satiate; to fill sufficiently; to saturate; impregna… sătĭo a sowing; a planting; sowed fields; cultivated lands sătĭra sătĭrĭcus neutr; belonging to; satire; satiric; satirical