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S
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S
sabbatismus
{m}
keeping of the Sabbath
relig.
sabbatum
{n}
Sabbath
relig.
Saturday
<Sat., Sa.>
sabulosus
full of sand
gravelly
sandy
sabulum
{n}
(coarse) sand
saccardus
{m}
thief
saccare
[1]
to filter
saccharum
{n}
sugar
sacciperium
{n}
pocket for carrying a purse
saccus
{m}
bag
sack
sacerdos
{f}
priestess
relig.
sacerdos
{m}
priest
relig.
sacramentum
{n}
oath of allegiance
sacrament
sacrifer
bearing sacred things
sacrificare
[1]
to make a sacrifice
to offer (up) a sacrifice
to sacrifice
sacrificatio
{f}
sacrifice
sacrificing
sacrificator
{m}
sacrificer
sacrificatrix
{f}
sacrificer
[female]
sacrificatus
{m}
sacrifice
sacrificing
sacrificiolus
{m}
sacrificer
relig.
sacrificium
{n}
sacrifice
sacrificulus
{m}
sacrificer
relig.
sacrificing priest
relig.
sacrificus
belonging to a sacrificing
of a sacrificing
sacrificial
sacrosanctus
inviolable
sacred
venerable
sacrum
{n}
sacrifice
saepe
frequently
many times
oft
[archaic, literary]
often
saepes
{f}
fence
saeve
barbarously
cruelly
ferociously
fiercely
furiously
saeviter
barbarously
cruelly
ferociously
fiercely
furiously
saevus
barbarous
cruel
dire
fell
ferocious
[fierce]
fierce
harsh
raging
savage
severe
violent
wild
saga
{f}
bawd
female diviner
fortune-teller
procuress
soothsayer
sorceress
wisewoman
witch
sagatus
clothed in a sagum
sagittatus
shot with an arrow
mil.
wounded with an arrow
mil.
sagus
predicting
presaging
prophetic
sal
{m}
salt
salipotens
powerful over the sea
ruling the sea
salire
[4]
to jump
Salisburgum
{n}
Salzburg
geogr.
saltare
[1]
to jump
saltem
at least
salus
{f}
greeting
health
prosperity
salvation
salutatio
{f}
salutation
Salve!
Bye!
Farewell!
Good afternoon!
Good bye!
Good evening!
Good morning!
Hello!
salvus
alive
safe
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S
relig.
sabbatismus
{m}
keeping of the Sabbath
relig.
sabbatum
{n}
Sabbath
sabbatum
{n}
Saturday
<Sat., Sa.>
sabulosus
full of sand
sabulosus
gravelly
sabulosus
sandy
sabulum
{n}
(coarse) sand
saccardus
{m}
thief
saccare
[1]
to filter
saccharum
{n}
sugar
sacciperium
{n}
pocket for carrying a purse
saccus
{m}
bag
saccus
{m}
sack
relig.
sacerdos
{f}
priestess
relig.
sacerdos
{m}
priest
sacramentum
{n}
oath of allegiance
sacramentum
{n}
sacrament
sacrifer
bearing sacred things
sacrificare
[1]
to make a sacrifice
sacrificare
[1]
to offer (up) a sacrifice
sacrificare
[1]
to sacrifice
sacrificatio
{f}
sacrifice
sacrificatio
{f}
sacrificing
sacrificator
{m}
sacrificer
sacrificatrix
{f}
sacrificer
[female]
sacrificatus
{m}
sacrifice
sacrificatus
{m}
sacrificing
relig.
sacrificiolus
{m}
sacrificer
sacrificium
{n}
sacrifice
relig.
sacrificulus
{m}
sacrificer
relig.
sacrificulus
{m}
sacrificing priest
sacrificus
belonging to a sacrificing
sacrificus
of a sacrificing
sacrificus
sacrificial
sacrosanctus
inviolable
sacrosanctus
sacred
sacrosanctus
venerable
sacrum
{n}
sacrifice
saepe
frequently
saepe
many times
saepe
oft
[archaic, literary]
saepe
often
saepes
{f}
fence
saeve
barbarously
saeve
cruelly
saeve
ferociously
saeve
fiercely
saeve
furiously
saeviter
barbarously
saeviter
cruelly
saeviter
ferociously
saeviter
fiercely
saeviter
furiously
saevus
barbarous
saevus
cruel
saevus
dire
saevus
fell
saevus
ferocious
[fierce]
saevus
fierce
saevus
harsh
saevus
raging
saevus
savage
saevus
severe
saevus
violent
saevus
wild
saga
{f}
bawd
saga
{f}
female diviner
saga
{f}
fortune-teller
saga
{f}
procuress
saga
{f}
soothsayer
saga
{f}
sorceress
saga
{f}
wisewoman
saga
{f}
witch
sagatus
clothed in a sagum
mil.
sagittatus
shot with an arrow
mil.
sagittatus
wounded with an arrow
sagus
predicting
sagus
presaging
sagus
prophetic
sal
{m}
salt
salipotens
powerful over the sea
salipotens
ruling the sea
salire
[4]
to jump
geogr.
Salisburgum
{n}
Salzburg
saltare
[1]
to jump
saltem
at least
salus
{f}
greeting
salus
{f}
health
salus
{f}
prosperity
salus
{f}
salvation
salutatio
{f}
salutation
Salve!
Bye!
Salve!
Farewell!
Salve!
Good afternoon!
Salve!
Good bye!
Salve!
Good evening!
Salve!
Good morning!
Salve!
Hello!
salvus
alive
salvus
safe
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