RUB. SER.] 



GLOSSARY. 



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Ruber, bra, brum Red, ruddy. 

 Rudicula A wooden spoon, a spatula. 

 Rudis, e Rough, unwrought, unpolished. 

 Rugatinus, a, um Having little folds or 



plaits. 



Rugatulus, a, um Haying little wrinkles. 

 Rugicosta Having wrinkled ribs. 

 Rugilineatus, a, urn 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. "3 



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. 



