Charlton T. Lewis, An Elementary Latin Dictionary, stadium

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Sabaeus - sagāx

sagīna - salūbris

salūbritās - sānus

sapa - Sāturnius

Sāturnus - scelestus

scelus - scrīnium

scrīptiō - sēcrētiō

sēcrētō - sēgmentum

(sēgnē） - sēmi-hōra

sēmi-lacer - sēnī

senīlis - septimum

septimus or septumus - sertus

serum - sex or VI

sexāgēnī - sigillātus

sīgnātor - simulātiō

simulātor - sitella

sitīculōsus - solidē

soliditās - sonus

sophistēs - (speciōsē）

speciōsus - splendeō

splendēscō - squalus

squāma - sterquilīnum

squilla or scilla

stelliō (stēliō）

stertō - strangulō

strangūria - stuprum

Stygius - sub-ductus

sub-edō - sub-ministrō (summ-)

submissē (summ-) - sub-secō

subsellium - suburgueō (-urgeō）

subvectiō - sūdō

sūdor - sūmen

summa - super-īnsternō or super īnsternō

superior - supplicātiō (subpl-)

suppliciter (subpl-) - suspītiō, suspītiōsē, suspītiōsus

sūsque dēque - Syrus

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stadium ī, n

, στάδιον, a stade, stadium, furlong (125 paces, 625 Roman feet, or 606 3/4 English feet): sex illa a Dipylo stadia confecimus.— A course for foot-racers, race-course: stadium currere: ut in stadio cursores exclamant.

Lewis, Charlton, T. An Elementary Latin Dictionary. New York, Cincinnati, and Chicago. American Book Company. 1890.

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