Intermediate Latin-- Sceptrum to simulacrum

sceptrum, sceptri, n.

royal staff

scopulus, scopuli, m.

a projecting point of rock, crag, edge

seco (verb)

(secare, secui, sectum) to cut

securis, securis, f.

axe, hatchet

securus,-a,-um

carefree, untroubled, negligent

sedeo (verb)

(sedere, sedi, sessum) to sit

possideo (verb)

(possidere, possedi, possessum) to occupy, hold as property

sedes, sedis, f.

seat

praesidium, praesidii, n.

protection, stronghold

sido (verb)

(sidere, sidi,—-) to sit down, subside

consido (verb)

(considere, consedi, consessum) to sit down, settle

resido (verb)

(residere, resedi,—-) to sit down, fall back

assiduus, assidua, assiduum

constantly present, persistant

seges, segitis, f.

field of corn, crop

segnis, segnis, segne

slow, sluggish, slothful

simplex, simplicis

one fold, plain, uncomplicated

singuli, singulae, singula

one apiece, individual

sepelio (verb)

(sepelire, sepeli(v)i, sepultum) to bury

sepulcrum, sepulcri, n.

tomb, grave

sequor (verb)

(secui, secutus sum) to follow

secundus, -a, -um

following, next, second

socius, socii, m.

companion, ally

sero (verb)

(serere, seui, satum) to put in a row

sermo, sermonis, m.

talk, conversation, discourse

sors, sortis, f.

lot

desero (verb)

(deserere, deserui, desertum) to leave, forsake

serpo (verb)

(serpere, serpsi,—) to move in a prone position, creep, crawl

serpens, serpentis, m. or f.

snake

serus, a, -um

late, too late

servus, servi, m. and serva, servae

slave

servio (verb)

(servire, servivi, servitum) to be a servant (+dat)

servitium, servitii, n.

slavery, bondage

severus, -a, -um

strict

siccus, a, um

dry

sidus, sideris, n.

constellation, heavenly body

desiderium, desiderii, n.

desire

signum, signi, n.

mark, token, sign

signo (verb)

(signare, signavi, signatum) to mark, seal, portend

insignis, insignis, insigne

distinguished, notable

sileo (verb)

(silere, silui,—-) to be silent

silentium, silentii, n.

silence

silva, silvae f.

woodland, forest, matter

similis, simile

like, resembling

simulo (verb)

(simulare, simulavi, simulatum) to pretend, simulate

simulacrum, simulacri, n.

likeness, representation, statue