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A B C D 2053 country, countryside (L. rus, ruris; ruro-are, to live in the country) ROS (RVS) BE-8 2054 pink (L. rosa-ae, a rose; roseus-a-um, rosy; It. rosa; Fr. rose) ROSE (RVSE) Z865 2055 country (L. rus, ruris; ruro-are, to live in the country) ROSE (RVSE) (see pink) Z865 2056 countryside(s)? (L. rus, ruris, ruro-are, to live in countryside; rusarum 1st Decl. gen. pl.) RVSIFEM (See PATREBUM for similar declension) J36-12 2057 Rositia, name ROSITIA PO-11 2058 wheel (L. rota-ae; It. ruota; Fr. roue) ROT (RVT) Z138 2059 she whirls around, brandishes (L. roto-are, Ind. Pres. 3rd Pers. Single rotat); wheel (L. rota-ae; It. ruota) ROTA (RVTA) Z1168, J42-15 2060 Rotanies, a people of northern Italy? ROTANIES (RVTANIES) J35-2 2061 you rotate (L. rota-ae, Ind. Pres. 2nd Pers. single rotās; It. ruota; Fr. roue, wheel;) ROTaS (RVTaS) BT-11 2062 wheel, to rotate (L. rota-ae; It. ruota; Fr. Roue, wheel; to rotate, L. roto-are) ROTAS (RVTA) K124 2063 wheel, to rotate (L. rota-ae, wheel; It. ruota; Fr. Roue, wheel; to rotate, L. roto-are) ROTE (RVTE) (context chariot wheel I bear) Z89 2064 wheel, to rotate (L. rota-ae; It. ruota; Fr. Roue, wheel; to rotate, L. roto-are) ROTEM (RVTEM) L32 2065 wheel, to rotate (L. rota-ae; It. ruota; Fr. Roue, wheel; to rotate, L. roto-are) RoTEU (RvTEF) M24 2066 of the bramble (L. rubeta-orum, 2nd Decl. Dat. singl. -o; It. roveto; Fr. ronce) ROVATO (RV8ATV) Q141 2067 Rudus, name (L. rudis-e, rough, raw, uncultivated, unrefined, unskilled, awkward) RODOS (RVDVS) (See ROROS [RVRVS]) AG-1 2068 funeral pile (L. rogus-i) RUCE (RFCE) V-7 2069 reds, rudies (L. rufus-a-um, 2nd Decl. Gen. Pl. -a? ; It. rosso; Fr. rouge, roux, rousse) RUFA (RVFA) Au19 2070 red, rudy (L. rufus-a-um, 2nd Decl. Gen. Single -us = -as? ; It. rosso; Fr. rouge, roux, rousse) RUFAS (RVFAS) Au33 2071 country (L. rus, ruris; ruro-are, to live in the country) RUS (RVS) R542, AT-2 2072 country, rural (L. rusticus-a-um) RUSTA (RVSTA) F-6 2073 Robigo, Rub, deity against mildew (L. Robigo [Rub]-in) RUV (RF8) (area of Piacenza liver) PL-16 2074 Robigo, Rub, deity against mildew (L. Robigo [Rub]-in) RUV (RV8) N268, N476, N607 2075 Robigo, Rub, deity against mildew (L. Robigo [Rub]-in) RVF8I J40-14 2076 herself, reflex. Pron. (L. se or sese; Fr. sa) SA (See se, sese; si) (K103 refers to Dia) Z522, Z842, Z1317, TC12, TC28, TC201, TC229, TC304, K103, Au17, AN30, TC28, J42-5 2077 Sabines, people of northern Italy (L. Sabelli-orum) SABELeS (SA8ELeS) TC103 2078 sand used as ballast (L.saburra-ae [f]) SABO (SA8V) K58 2079 sack (L. sacculus-i; Welsh, sach-au; It. sacco; Fr. sac) SAC Z317, Z328, Z1139, Z1825, Z2192, Z290, Z317, Z386, Z463, Z540, Z638, 2080 sack (L. sacculus-i; Welsh, sach-au; It. sacco; Fr. sac) SAC Z842, Z872, Z922, Z937, Z960, Z1065, Z1106, Z1292, Z1662, CP56 2081 sack (L. sacculus-i; Welsh, sach-au; It. sacco; Fr. sac) SACEU (SACE8) N100 2082 Sacina (name, such as L. Sacinius, first tribune, and father of Gaius Sicinius) SACINA TC54 2083 strain or to filter (L. sacco-are) SACO (SACV) CP57 2084 kiss, to (L. savior-ari) SAF CF41 2085 with, by the sage, prophetess, fortune-teller (L. saga-ae; 1st Decl. Abl. singl. -a It. saggio; Fr. sage) SAGE (SAbE) Q228 2086 sages, prophetesses, fortune-tellers (L. saga-ae, 2 nd Decl. Nom. pl. m. -i; It. saggio; Fr. sage) SAGI (SAbI) N573, Q84, Q166 2087 sage, prophetess, fortune-teller (L. saga-ae; It. saggio; Fr. sage) SAIH? S-57 2088 healthy (L. sannus; It. sano; Fr. sain) SAINS TC170 2089 fortune-teller (L. saga-ae, f.) SAK Z1139 2090 sacrifice, to offer (L. sacro-are, Ind. Pres. 3rd pers. singl. sacrat, It. sacrificare; Fr. sacrifier); SAKRA Sacerdos, Etr. League priest N311, N378 2091 sacrifice, to offer (L. sacro-are; It. sacrificare; Fr. sacrifier) SAKRE (you sacrifice) Q303, Q311, Q375, Q416, Q481, R258, R270, R405 2092 for, the consecrated/sanctuary (L. sacer-cra-crum; sacrarium-I, 2 nd Decl. Dat. Singl. -o; It. sacrario, m.) SAKREO (SAKREV) R46 2093 I sacrificed (L. sacro-are, Ind. Imperf. 1 st Pers. singl. sacrā́ bam; sacrifice, sacrificium-i; SAKREU (SAKRE8) (Note suffix "eu" like Welsh) N598 2094 I am in good health (L. salveo-ere, Ind. Pres. 1st Pers. Single salveo) SAL BE-3, B-6 2095 salt (L. sal, salis, salsus-a-um; It. sale; Fr. sel; Illyrian, sal) SAL Z1274, Z1282, Au25, M36, TC301. 2096 hall (L. atrium-i, hall; It. sala; Fr. Salle; go up? (It. salire, sale, he goes up; L. salio, salire) SALE AB-1 2097 hall (L. atrium-i, hall; It. sala; Fr. salle) SaLE K13 2098 Salini, gens, name; place name on coast near Rome of salt mining SALINI TC79, TC270 2099 Salinis, gens; place of salt mining near coast of Rome; by, with, from the Salinis; 2nd Decl. Abl. Pl. –is) SALINIS TC283, BT-1, Z-1 2100 hall (L. atrium-i, hall; It. sala; Fr. salle) SALO (SALV) L25 2101 salt (L. sal, salis, salsus-a-um; It. sale; Fr. sel; Illyrian, sal) SALSO (SALSV) Z648 2102 I dance/sing with gestures (L. salto-are, Ind. Pres. 1 st Pers. Single saltō) SALT TC185 2103 leg (It. zampa; Fr. jamba) SAM Z842, Z1770, AN54 2104 heal, to cure (L. sano-are; It. sanare; ) SAN (See SANVOS ) K19 2105 he heals, cures (L. sano-are; Ind. Pres. 3rd Pers. singl. sānat; It. sanare;) SANA (he, she cures) N664 2106 healthy (L. sanus-a-um); to heal, cure (L. sano-are; It. sanare; ) SANI (healthy) AF-17, XR-3 2107 healthy (L. sanus-a-um); to heal, cure (L. sano-are; It. sanare; ) SANIM AN35 2108 heal, to cure (L. sano-are; It. sanare; ) SANO (SANV) (to cure) Q500, R270 2109 heal, to cure (L. sano-are, sanus-a-um; It. sanare; Fr. sain, healthy) SANS (healthy? I cure) AL-11, R653, TB-1 2110 consecrated, holy, sacred, pure (sanctus-a-um; sancte) SANTI (you sanctified or sanctified) Z1282 2111 consecrated, holy, sacred, pure (L. sanctus-a-um, 2nd Decl. dat. & abl. –“is”) SANTIS (you sanctified or sanctified, pl.) Z1340 2112 progeny, restored? (L. sanguis-inis) SANVOS K19 2113 I mend, make good (L. sarcio, sarcire, sarsi, sartum; Ind. Pres. 1 st Pers. Single sarciō) SARC Z1853, TC30 2114 he brings forth/ gives rise to (L. sero, serere, sevi, satum; Ind. Pres. 3rd Pers. Single serit) SARI Z981, Z995 2115 Sarina, name of a Queen whose bronze bust is in the Louvre SARINA K49 2116 hoe, to weed, cultivate (L. sarrio (sario)-ire-ui and -ivi) SARIS (hoed) Z776 2117 hoe, to weed, cultivate (L. sarrio (sario)-ire-ui and -ivi) SARO (SARV) (to hoe) Z1282 2118 hoe, to weed, cultivate (L. sarrio (sario)-ire-ui and -ivi) SARROM (SARRVM) (hoed) Z572, Z1378 2119 we hoe, weed (L. sarrio-ire-ui and ivi, 1st Pers. Pl. sarŕīmus) SARRYMIS Z791 2120 hoe, to weed, cultivate (L. sarrio (sario)-ire-ui and -ivi) SARROMvS (let us hoe? We hoe) Z543 2121 stone, rock (L. saxum-i; It. sasso; Persian, sang) SAS TC159, CP53 2122 by the stone, rock (L. saxum-i, Abl. Single -e; It. sasso; Persian, sang) SASE Au52 2123 satisy, to fill (L. satio-are; It. saziare; Fr. satisfaire) SAT (I satisfy) Z865 2124 satisy, to fill (L. satio-are; It. saziare; Fr. satisfaire) SATA (he, she satisfies) Z391, VG-3 2125 satisfied, satisy, to fill (L. satio-are, satine, satin = satisne, introducing questions) SATAN, adverb introducing question Q26 2126 satisfied, satisy, to fill (L. satio-are, satine, satin = satisne, introducing questions) SATANE (satisfied?) Q30 2127 satisfied (L. satio-are, satisy, to fill, satur-ura-orum, sated, rich; It. saziare; Fr. satisfaire) SATARV (SATARV) VG-3 2128 satisy, to fill (L. satio-are, satine, advantageous; It. saziare; Fr. satisfaire) SATE (you satisfy) N324
A B C D 2129 Santina, name of queen? SATENA K148 2130 Santina, name of queen? SATENE K103 2131 sower, begetter, father (L. sator-oris) SATeR (area of the Piacenza liver) PL-2 2132 sower, begetter, father (L. sator-oris) SATeRS Z157 2133 satisy, to fill (L. satio-are; It. saziare; Fr. satisfaire) SATI (you satisfied) Z865 2134 Satina, name of queen? SETINA K148 2135 satisy, to fill (L. satio-are; It. saziare; Fr. satisfaire) SATO (SATV) (to satisfy) R554 2136 Sabines, people of northern Italy (L. Sabelli-orum) SAVELeS (SA8ELes) (See SABELeS) TC103 2137 rage, to be furious (L. saevio-ire) SAVO (SA8V) K61 2138 she will know, understand (L. scio, scir, scivi, Ind. Fut. 3rd Pers. Single sciet; It. saper; Fr. savoir) SCE TC-3, TC64, TC195, R173, R177, AH-11, Au9 2139 crime, misfortune, calamity/to pollute, commit a crime (L. scelero-are, scelus-eris; Fr. scélérat) SCELES (the crime, calamity) (See SKeLOM) Q837, R193 2140 pollute, to commit a crime (L. scelero-are, scelus-eris; Fr. scélérat) SCeLA PQ-13 2141 pollute, to commit a crime (L. scelero-are, scelus-eris; Fr. scélérat) SCeLUM (SCeLVM) (polluted) N462, Q183, Q335, Q406 2142 Skenem, unknown word (L. scio-scire, to know, understand) SKENEM XA-33 2143 staff, wand (Name, Scepis?) (L. scipio-onis) SCEPIS N194, Q854 2144 know, to understand (L. scio, scir, scivi; It. saper; Fr. savoir) SCINIR K124 2145 you understand (L. scio, scir, scivi or scli, scitu, Ind. Pres. 2 nd Pers. singl. scīs) SCIS Q130, Q139 2146 school, debate (L. schola-ae) SCOL (SCVL) K38 2147 Scone, a people?, i.e., Tuscone SCONE (SCVNE) K168 2148 scorpion (L. scorpio-onis; Gr. skorpios; It. scorpione; Fr. scorpion) SCORPI (SCVRPI) AN-23 2149 composition, to write, inscribe (L. scripo, scribere; L. scriptio-onis; It. scriver, scritta) SCRIATV (authorship, composition) N100 2150 by himself, itself (L. se, m. sese, f.; It. si; Fr. se) is herself @K11 SE Z77, Z102, Z1310, K11, K122, Q59, Q64, Q75, Q90, Q805, R26, R127, BT31, Au40, BB-3, J35-6 2151 himself, herself, itself (L. se, sese; It. si; Fr. se) Se MS13, S-1, K117, K130,Z24, S-2, R147, TC288, TC290, Au-102, J40-16 2152 cut, to part by cutting (L. seco, secare; It. seccare; Fr. sécher) SEC (I cut) (See SEK) Z990 2153 simply/plainly (L. siccus-a-um) SECA (Q63, Q84 See CAKNE) Q63, Q84, Q416, Q442, Q452, Q460, Q717, Q775, Q795, Q805, 2154 cut, to part by cutting (L. seco, secare; It. seccare; Fr. sécher) SECA (he, she cuts) Q821, Q829, Q847, R405, R574, R596, R609 2155 he cuts, parts (L. seco, secare, Conj. Pres. 3rd Pers. Pres. secet ; It. seccare; Fr. sécher) SEKE BD-4 2156 cut, to part by cutting (L. seco, secare; It. seccare; Fr. sécher) SECOM (SECVM) (a cutting) N491 2157 six (L. secus, indecl. sex) SEC (SEK) OM-5 2158 crop, cornfield, field, rye (L. seges-etis; It. segale; Fr. seigle, Persian, cygan) SEG (SEK) OM-5 2159 rye (It. segale; Fr. seigle; Persian, cygan) SEGELES (SEbELES) (possibly chair, seat) Q701 2160 crop, cornfield, field (L. seges-etis; It. segale; Fr. seigle, Persian, cygan) SEGETA (SEbETA) R499 2161 crop, cornfield, field (L. seges-etis; It. segale; Fr. seigle, Persian, cygan) SEGETES (SEbETES) Q701 2162 cut, to part by cutting (L. seco, secare, Ind. Pres. 1st Pers. singl. seco; It. seccare; Fr. sécher) SEK (See SEC) (MS is about grape harvest) MS18 2163 he separates, cuts (L. seco, secare, Ind. Pres. 3 rd Pers. Single secat; It. seccare; Fr. sécher) SEKA J35-5 2164 seat, chair, saddle (L. sella-ae; It. selle; Fr. selle, seller, to saddle) SEL L52 2165 seat, chair, saddle (L. sella-ae, Nom. Single -a; It. selle; Fr. selle, seller, to saddle) SELA Au87, PE-2 2166 seat, chair, saddle (L. sella-ae; It. selle; Fr. selle, seller, to saddle) SeLA Z1386, Z1397 2167 by, with, from the seat, chair, saddle (L. sella-ae, Abl. Single -a = -e? ; It. selle; Fr. selle, seller, to saddle) SELE Au58 2168 cellar, store-room (L. cellarius-a-um; It. cantina; Fr. cellier) SELUR (SELFR) Z692 2169 save, to (L. salveo-are; It. salvare; Fr. sauver) SELVA (SELFA) (areas of Piacenza liver) PL-4, PL27 2170 stock, race, seed, shoot, origin, author (L. semen-inis; It. semenza; Fr. semis, sowing) SEMENIES 3rd Decl. Acc. pl; w/ TECURIES Q-1 2171 Semele, goddess, mother of Dionysus SEMLE CD-2, MF-3 2172 senate (L. senatus-us; It. senato; Fr. sénat; Scott, seanadh, synod) SeNATA R381 2173 senate (L. senatus-us; It. senato; Fr. sénat; Scott, seanadh, synod) SeNATE Q717, R584 2174 senate (L. senatus-us; It. senato; Fr. sénat; Scott, seanadh, synod) SeNATES Q717, R584 2175 Shenar (Senir, referring to Myrrh, Smyrna, from Mt. Hermon Senir?) SNENAR (SNENAO) DR-1 2176 senile, aged? (L. senex, senectus-a-um, senecta-ae) SeNIMO (SeNIMV) (See PERSeNIMV) N63 2177 Sentinates, name (L. sentina-ae, rabble, dregs) SENTINATES LS-1 2178 bury, to ruin, destroy (L. sepelio-pelire-pelvi – noun sepulcralis-e)? SEPeLES (you bury) Q369 2179 seven (L. septem) SEPTA L60 2180 frequently (L. saepe) SEPI Z1088 2181 differently from (sequius, secus; foll., by atque, ac, otherwise than, differently from) SEQVII (next word is AC) K186 2182 I join, connect together (L. sero, serere, serui, sertum, Ind. Pres. 1st Pers. Single serō) SER TC240, AT-13, S15 2183 join, to connect together (L. sero-serere, serui); a name? SERAMO (SERAMV) (joined?) Z64 2184 Seramus, name? [context: to Seramus the lady (L. era-ae) you plead] godess Semiramis? SERAMO (SERAMV) Z69 2185 join, to connect together (L. sero-serere, serui,sertum) SeRAN TC29, K79 2186 Serelus, name SeRELUS (SeRELVS) T-2 2187 they join together (L. sero, serere, serui, sertum, Conj. 3 rd Pers. Pl. serant); SeRAN R79, TC29 2188 they join together (L. sero, serere, serui, sertum; Ind. Pres. 3rd Pers. Pl. serent) SeREN Z-8, Z30, Z163, Z180, Z336, Z1021, Z1846, Z1861, AH-2, L-2 2189 he joined, join, to connect together (L. sero-serere, serui; Ind. Imperf. 3rd Pers. singl. serḗbat) SEREB. SEREU (SERE8) N661, N738, N752, N756 2190 join, to connect together (L. sero-serere, serui) SERI (you joined) Z289, Z462, Z463, Z543, Z1263, R359 2191 I sow, set, plant (L. sero-serere, sevi, satum) ;join, to connect together (L. sero-serere, serui) SERO (SERV) also SERO S17, S25, S56 2192 serum, whey (L. serum-i; It. siero; Fr. sérum) SEROM (SERVM) Z1153 2193 Serphoe, name, island, Seriphus? SERPHOE (SER PHOE?) Z1168 2194 serene, to be quiet (L. sereno-are; It. sereno; Fr. serein) SERReN (they are serene?) S22 2195 join, to connect together (L. sero-serere, serui) – noun? SERVT (He joins together) L-2 2196 himself, herself, itself (L. se, sese; It. si; Fr. se) SESE Q424, Q661, Q767 2197 by the sixth (L. sextus-a-um, 2nd Decl. Abl. singl. -o; sextum, for the sixth time; It. sesto; Fr. sieziéme) SESTO (SESTU) Q214, Q234 2198 Sethlans, Etruscan name of Dionysus. SETHLANS CBA-1 2199 sit, to (L. sedeo, sedere, sedi; It. sedere; Fr. s'asseoir) SETI (you sat) Z1835 2200 I sit, settle (L. sedeo, sedere, sedi, Conj. 1st Pers. Single sedeam; It. sedere; Fr. s'asseoir) SETIO (SETIV) CJ-9 2201 the seats, chairs, thrones (L. sedes-is) SETIS XB-16 2202 I seat, settle sit (L. sedeo, sedere, sedi; It. sedere; Fr. s'asseoir) SETvM (SETvM) TC103 2203 if (L. sive and seu; It. se; Fr. si) SEU (SEV) Z359, Z396 2204 Zeus Greek supreme god? (L. Jupiter; Gr. Zeus) SEUS (SEVS) Z336, Z446, Z1591, Z1861, P-2
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