15,000 words and phrases from more than 50 languages and their

soavemente 288
soavemente [It], sweetly; gently; tenderly: music.
sobriquet [Fr], nickname; assumed name.
Sociedad Anónima [Sp], impersonal partnership; joint stock company;
corporation: abbr. S.A.
Sociedad en Comandita [Sp], limited partnership: abbr. S. en C.
société [Fr], society; company. —société anonyme, joint stock company.
—société de commerce, trading company. —société en commandite,
limited liability company, consisting of acting and silent partners. See
COMMANDITE.
socius criminis [L], partner in crime.
so du mir, so ich dir [Ger], as thou me, so I thee; measure for measure.
sogenannt [Ger], so-called; would-be: abbr. sog.
soggetto [It; pi. soggetti], subject; theme: music.
sogleich [Ger], immediately; coming! (said in reply to a call).
so Gott will [Ger], please God.
soi-disant [Fr], self-styled; pretended; would-be.
soigné [Fr; fern, soignée], carefully done; highly finished; elegantly
simple (as a dress); well-groomed.
Sokol [Bohem], lit., falcon; Czechoslovak gymnastic society; also, one
of its members.
sola iuvat virtus [L], virtue alone assists one.
solano [Sp], a hot, easterly wind.
sola nobilitas virtus [L], virtue alone is true nobility.
sola salus servire Deo [L], our only safety is in serving God.
sola topi [Anglo-Ind], sun helmet, made from the pith (sola) of an East
Indian plant: sometimes incorrectly written solar topi.
sola virtus invicta [L], virtue alone is invincible.
soldado [It & Sp], soldier.
soldato, acqua, e fuoco, presto si fan luoco [It], soldier, water, and fire
soon make room for themselves.
solem quis dicere falsum audeat? [L], who would dare to call the sun
a liar?: Virgil.
solfatara [It], lit., sulfur mine; a volcanic region in which vapors and
sulfurous gases escape through various vents.
solfeggio [It; pi. solfeggi], sol-fa singing exercise; solmization: music.
soli Deo gloria [L], to God alone be glory.
solitudinem faciunt, pacem appellant [L], they make a solitude and
call it peace; they crush the rebellion by putting the populace to the
sword: Tacitus.
sol lucet omnibus [L], the sun shines on all; everyone is entitled to
enjoy certain natural advantages.
Soll und Haben [Ger], debit and credit.
solus [L; fern, sola], alone: used in stage directions.