RUB. — SER.] 



GLOSSARY. 



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Ruber, bra, brum — Red, ruddy. 

 Rudicula — A wooden spoon, a spatula. 

 Rudis, e — Rough, unw-rought, unpolished. 

 Rugatinus, a, uin — Having little folds or 



plaits. 

 Rugatulus, a, um — Having little wrinkles. 

 Rugicosta -Having wrinkled ribs. 

 Rugilineatus, a, uni — Having wrinkled lines. 

 Rugiplicatus, a, um — Having wrinkled 



plates. 

 Rugistriatus, a, um — Having wrinkled striae. 

 Rugosiusculus, a, um — Covered with small 



wrinkles. 

 Rugosus, a, um — Wrinkled, shriveled. 

 Rugulatus, a, um- Having wide furrows. 

 Ruguliferus, a, um — Wrinkle-bearing. 

 Ruidus, a, um — Rough. 

 Rusticellus, a, um — Somewhat rustic. 

 Rusticus, a, um — Rural, rustic, rough. 



Saccatus, a, um— That is put in a bag, like 

 a little bag. 



Sacculus — A little bag. 



Sagittarius, a, um — Of or belonging to an 

 arrow. 



Sagittatus, a, um — Discharging arrows, 

 barbed like an arrow. 



Salamandroides — Like a salamander. 



Salebrosus, a, um — Rough, rugged, uneven. 



Saliginoides — Like willow wood. 



Salisburioides — Like Salisburia. 



Samariformis, e — Like elm-seed. 



Sanguinolariodeus, a, um — Like Sanguino- 

 laria. 



Sarcinula — A little bundle. 



Sarcululus — A little hoe. 



Sarmenticius, a, um — Of or belonging to 

 twigs. 



Sarmentosus, a, um — Full of twigs or little 

 branches. 



Saxifragifolius, a, um — Leaved like Saxi- 

 fraga. 



Saxivadus, a, um — Creeping over stone. 



Scaber, era, erum — Rough, scurfy. 



Scaberrimus, a, um — Very rough, scurfy. 



Scabiosus, a, um — Scabby, rough, scurfy. 



Scabriculus, a, um — Rough. 



Scabrosus, a, um — Rough. 



Scalariformis, e — Ladder-like. 



Scalaris, e — Of or belonging to a flight of 

 steps, or a ladder. 



Scalatus, a, um — Having stairs. 



Scalenus, a, um — Unequal-sided, scalene. 



Scalpriformis, e — Lancet-shaped. 



Scapha — A skiff or boat. 



Scintilla — A spark. 



Scissilis, e — Split, cleft, or rent. 



Scitulus, a, um — Handsome, pretty, elegant. 



Scobiniformis, e — Rasp-like. 



Scobina — A rasp. 



Scolopendrites — Stone-scolopendrium. 



Scoparius — A sweeper. 



Scorpionis, e — Of or belonging to a scor- 

 pion. 



Scrinium — A case, chest, or box. 



Scriptiferus, a, um — Writing-bearing. 



Scrutator — A searcher, investigator. 



Sculptilis, e — Formed or produced by carv- 

 ing or graving. 



Sculptus, a, um — Engraved, sculptured, 

 carved. 



Scutatus, a, um — Armed with a shield. 



Scutellatus, a, um — Armed with a little 

 shield. 



Scutelliformis, e — Waiter-shaped. 



Scutigerus, a, um — Shield-bearing. 



Scutulatus, a, um — Lozenge- shaped, check- 

 ered. 



Scyphulus — A small cup. 



Scyphus — A cup, a goblet. 



Secalinus, a, um — Like small grain. 



Secans — A cutter. 



Secretus , a, um — Severed, separated, se- 

 creted. 



Sectifrons — Having a divided front. 



Sectoralis, e — Like a sector, or cutter. 



Secundus, a, um — Following. 



Securiformis, e — Ax or hatchet shaped. 



Securis — An ax or hatchet. 



Segmentatus, a, um — Ornamented with 

 strips, trimmed, made of pieces. 



Selaginoides — Like Selago. 



Selago — A plant. 



Selectus, a, um — Culled, selected, chosen. 



Selenurus — Having a crescent tail. 



Selluliformis, e — Like a little seat or stool. 



Semicarinatus, a, um — Half-keeled. 



Semicircularis, e — Half-circular. 



Semicostatus, a, um — Half-ribbed. 



Semicylindricus, a, um — Half-cylindrical. 



Semiellipticus, a, um — Half-elliptical. 



Semifasciatus, a, um — Half-bundled or 

 banded. 



Semina — Seed. 



Seminosus, a, um — Full of seeds. 



Semiorbiculatus, a, um — Half-orbicular. 



Semiplicatus, a, um — Half- plaited. 



Semipunctatus, a, um — Half-dotted. 



Semiradiatus, a, um — Half-rayed. 



Semiradicatus, a, um — Half-rooted. 



Semireductus, a, um — Half bent back. 



Semireticulatus, a, um — Half-reticulated. 



Semirotundus, a, um — Half-round, semicir- 

 cular. 



Semistriatus, a, um — Half-striated. 



Senarius, a, um— Consisting of six. 



Senectus, a, um — Aged, very old. 



Senex— Old, aged. 



Sentosus, a, um— Full of thorns, thorny. 



Separatus, a, um — Separated. ^ 



Septatus, a, um — Divided with partitions]or 

 septa. 



Septemnotatus, a, um — Seven-marked. 



Septentrionalis, e — Northern. 



Septoris, e — Having seven mouths. 



Septus, a, um — Inclosed, enveloped, sur- 

 rounded. 



Sepultus, a, um — Buried in deep sleep, 

 slumbering. 



Seriatus, a, um — In series. 



Sericeus, a, um — Silken. 



Serotinus, a, um — Backward, late. 



Serpens — Creeping, crawling. 



Serpillifolius, a, um — Thyme-leaved. 



Serpuloides — Like Serpula. 



Serpuloideus, a, um — Snake-like or Serpula- 

 like. 



Serratulus — A small saw. 



