cla201 (latin S-V)

saccus

bag

sacer

sacred

sacri

sacred, holy

saepire, saeptum

to enclose

sal, salis

salt

salire, saltum (sultum)

to leap/jump

saltare, saltatum

to dance

saliva

saliva

sanare, sanatum

to heal/cure

sanus

healthy

sanguis, sanguinis

blood

saxum

rock, stone

scapula

shoulder

scindere, scissum

to cut

scire, scitum

to know

scribere, scriptum

to write

sebum

grease

secare, sectum

to cut

insectum

insect

segmentum

part, segment

sedere, sessum

to sit

sedare

to settle/calm

semen, seminis

seed

sentire, sensum

to sense/feel

serere, sertum

to join

series

row

seriatum

arranged in regular order

serpere

to creep

serpigo, serpiginis

a creeping eruption

serra

saw

serum

watery fluid

seta

bristle

siccus

dry

silex, silicis

flint

sinister, sinstri

left

sinus

curve

sol, solis

sun

somnus

sleep

sonare, sonatum

to make a sound

sonus

sound

sopor, soporis

deep sleep

sorbere, sorptum

to suck in

spargere, sparsum

to scatter

specere, spectum

to see

spectare

to look at

species

sight, view, form

spina

thorn, spine

spirare, spiratum

to breathe

spiraculum

breathing hole

suspirium

deep breath

squama

scale

stamen, staminis

thread, fiber

stare, statum

to stand

sternere, stratum

to spread out

stilla

a drop

stimulus

a goad, prick

stimulare

to goad, excite

stria

furrow, groove, streak

stringere, strictum

to draw tight

struere, structum

to arrange, construct

scruma

something heaped up

succus

juice, fluid

sudere

to sweat

sudor, sudoris

sweat

sulcus

furrow

supinus

bending backwards

sutura

a sewing, suture

tabes

a wasting away

talus

ankle

tangere (tag-), tactum

to touch

tardus

slow

tegere, tectum

to cover

tempora

the temples

tempus, temporis

time

tendere, tentum, tensum

to stretch

tenere, tentum

to hold/keep

tenaculum

a means of holding

tentare, tentatum

to try, test

terere, tritum

to rub (off)

tergum

the back

terra

earth

tibia

pipe, flute, shinbone

torquere, tortum, torsum

to twist

trahere, tractum

to draw

tremere

to tremble

trudere, trusum

to thrust

tuba, tubus

tube, pipe

tuber, tuberis

hump, knob, swelling

tumere

to swell

tundere, tusum

to beat/strike

turbare, turbatum

to stir

turbidus

muddy

turbo, turbinis

whirlwind

turgere

to swell out

tussis

cough

ulcus, ulceris

open sore, ulcer

uncus

hook, barb

unda

wave

undulare, undulatum

to have a wavy motion, fluctuate

unguere, unctum

to smear/anoint