SUV 
SUV 
SUV 
See Superilligo, 
Superillino, Su- 
perimmineo, Super- 
’ immitto, Superim- 
pendens, Superim- 
pono. 
BOPERINLIGO, "I 
BOPERINLINO, 
SOPERINMINEO, 
SOPERINMITTO, 
SOPERTNPENDENS, 
SOPERINPONO, 
S 0 PERINSIDE 8 (super & insideo), es, n. 
2. to sit or be upon or near. Lucret. 3, 
914. {Ed. Creech, reads insidet insup er.) 
S0PERINSPTCI8 (super & inspicio), is, 
3 a. 3. to have the care of, to superintend. 
Sidon. 
SOPERINSTeRNS (super & insterno), is, 
2 stravi, stratum, a. 3. to strew, spread, 
or lay upon. Liv. 
SDPERTNSTTLL8 (super & instillo), as, 
3 a. 1. to drop upon. Apic. 
SOPERTNSTRaTOS, a, um, particip. from 
su perinsterno. 
SCPERINSTREP8 (super & instrepo), is, 
3 n. 3. to sound above. Sil. 
SOPERINSTRuCTOS, a, um, particip. 
2 from superinstruo. 
S0PERINSTRC8 (super & mstruo), is, 
2 xi, ctum, a. 3. to build upon or over. 
Cod. Just. - IT Also, to build or place 
over one another, place one above another. 
Colum. 
SuPERiNSuLTS (super & insulto), as, n. 
3 1. to leap about upon. Claudian. 
S0PERINTEG8 (super & intego), is, texi, 
2 'ectum, a. 3. to cover over or above, 
eneysahvrTit). Plin. 
SOPERiNTENDS (super & intendo), is, 
3 n. 3. to superintend, iniaKond. Augustin. 
S0PERTNTGNT8R (superintend©), oris, 
3 in. a superintendent, overseer. Augustin. 
S0PERINT5N8 (super & intono), as, n. 
1. to sound over or above, em/jpooraw. 
Virg. 
S0PERINVEH8 (super & inveho), is, a. 
3 3. to carry over or above. Avion. 
S0PERINVERG8 (super & invergo), is, 
a. 3. to pour above or over. Ovid. 
S0PERIN0ND8 i^super & inundo), as, n. 
3 1 .to overflow. Tertull. 
SOPERINuNGS (super & inungo), i3, a. 
2 3. to anoint or smear over, ££a\d<pa). 
Cels. 
S0PERT8R. Bee Superus. 
SOPeRJuMeNTaRIuS (super & jumen- 
2 tarius), ii, m. a master mule-driver, di¬ 
rector of the drivers of beasts of burden. 
Sueton. 
SOPERIOS. See Superus. 
S0PeRLaB 8R (super & labor), eris, dep. 
2 3. to glide or run over. Senec. 
SOPeRLXCRyMS (super & lacrymo), as, 
2 a. 1. to weep over. Colum. 
SOPeRLaTiS (superfero), onis, f. an ex¬ 
aggerating. Cic. veritatis, or, simply, 
Auct. ad Heroin. Superlatio, h. c. an hy¬ 
perbole, vnepdeaii, iirep0o\fi. -IT Al¬ 
so, a surname. Val. Max. 6, 9, 12. (si 
lectio certa). 
SOPERLaTOS, a, um, particip. from su¬ 
perfero. 
SOPERLTMTNaRE (super & liminaris), 
3 is, u. the transom or lintel over a door, 
virspSvpov. Plin. 29,26. (But Ed. Hard. 
reads supero limine.) 
S0PERLIN8 (super & lino), is, levi, 
21Itum, a. 3. to daub or smear over, cm- 
XP'tw. Plin. -IT Also, to smear over 
with anything, besmear above. Plin. 
SOPeRLITIS (superlino),onis, f. a smear- 
3 ing over, crrixpiaij. Marcell. Empir. 
SOPERLITOS, a, um, particip. from sti¬ 
pe rlino. 
SOPeRMaNDS (super & mando), is, a. 
2 3. to chew or eat upon or after something 
else, cmpaaaaopai. Plin. 
SOPeRMES (super & meo), as, n. 1. to 
“flow, run or glide over, virepiieco. Plm. 
SOPeRMeTISR (super & metior), Iris, 
3 mensus sum, dep. 4. to mete out more 
copiously. Tertull., 
SOPeRMICS (super & mico), as, n. 1. to 
leap over, surpass, excel. Senec. 
SOPeRMiTTS (super & mitto), is, mlsi, 
3 missum, a. 3. to pour or put over or 
upon, to put in afterwards, add. Justin. 
aquatn potion i. 
SOPeRMuNDTaLIS (super & mundialis), 
3 e, adj. that is above the world, supersecu¬ 
lar. TeHull. 
SBPeRMONTS (super & munio), is, a. 4. 
2 to fortify above. Colum. 
SOPeRNaS (supernus), atis, adj. thatisor 
2 comes from above, as, from the upper sea 
or the Adriatic. Plin. abies. — Hence, 
Vitruv. Supernas (ventus), h. e. a wind 
between north-cast and north. 
SOPeRNaSCSR (super & nascor), nasce- 
3 ris, natus sum, 3. to grow above or over. 
Cels. Supernatis ulceribus. 
S0_PeRNAT 8 (super & nato), as, avi, 
2 atum, n. 1. to sioim above, or at the lop, 
float, ennrohatj co. Colum. Also, with 
a dat. Apul. 
SOPeRNaTOS, a, um, particip. from su- 
2 pernascor. 
SOPeRNe (supernus), adv. from above, 
2 from on high, aruSev. Liv. - IT Also, 
above. Iiorat. and Plin. - IT Also, 
up, upwards. Plin. tendere. 
SOPeRNITaS (Id.), atis, f. height, the 
3 highest. Tertull. 
SOPeRNO (super & no), as, n. 1. to swim 
3 above, or at the top. Qell. 
SOPeRNoMTNB (super & nomino), as, a. 
3 1. to surname. Tertull. 
SOPf.RNuMERaRTOS (super & numera- 
3 rius), a, um, adj. supernumerary. Veget. 
SOPeRNOS (super), a, um, adj. that is 
2 above, on high, upper, inepTcpog. Plin. 
pars. Horat. Tibur, h. e. situated on the 
mountain. —Hence, above, celestial. Ovid. 
SOPERS (Id.), as, avi, atum, a. and n. 1. 
Intrans. to be above. — Hence, to project, 
come forth. Plant. Sol superabate mari. 
Virg. Superant capite et cervieihus 
altis. — Also, to be superior, have su¬ 
periority, prevail. Cces. Virtute nostri 
milites facile superabant. JYep. Quum 
videret hostes superare equitatu. Al¬ 
so, figur. to have superiority, prevail. 
Plin. Ep. Superavit morbus. Liv. Tail- 
turn superantibus malis, h. e. prepon¬ 
derating. Also, to abound, be very fre¬ 
quent, superfluous or redundant. Cic. 
Partem superare mendosum est. Id. 
He eo, quod ipsis superat. Sallust. 
Diviti® superant. Liv Citium otium 
superat. Id. Superante multitudine. 
Also, to remain, be left. Horat. Quid 
superat? Liv. Aliquot horis die supe¬ 
rante. Hence, Cass. Superare vita, 
h. e. to survive, outlive, imfhow. Also, 
without vita, with a dat. Virg. captic 
tirbi. Also, to be still alive. Virg. Su- 
peratne et vescitur aura ? — Also, to be 
easy, to be practicable. Ccel. in Cic. Ep. 
ad Div. 8, 5. Et quam hoc Cassari su- 
peret.-IT Transitive, to pass, come, 
go, ride, swim, See. over. Cces. ripas 
fluminis. Liv. Alpes. Cic. regio- 
netn. Ovid, retia saltu, h. e. to leap 
over. Virg. aliquid ascensu, h. e. to 
climb, mount, ascend. Hence, figur. to 
surmount, overcome, endure. Virg. ca¬ 
sus. Cces. omnia, h. e. cold, storms, &c. 
Also, to be greater, to surpass, exceed. 
Varr. Ne sumptus fructum superet. 
-IT Also, to pass, go, run, ride, swim, 
&c. by. Liv. promontorium. Ncpos. 
Eubceam, double. Virg. fontem Titna- 
vi, to weather. Liv. insidias. — Also, to 
surpass, exceed, excel, outdo, outreach. Cic. 
omnesinre. Id. aliquem doctrina. Liv. 
omnes scelere. — Also, to come before 
or earlier. Cic. Epistolam fama esset 
superatura. — Also, to conquer, over¬ 
come, vanquish, subdue, vikolio. Cces. 
hostem prcelio. JTepos. Asiam bello. 
S0PEROBRO8 (super & obruo), is, ui, 
3 utum, a. 3. to cover above, VTrepxwvuvco. 
Propert. aliquem. 
SCPERoBROTOS, a, um. 3See Superobruo. 
S0PER6CCID8 (super& occido), is, n.,3. 
3 to set immediately after. Macrob. Luna 
soli sttperoccidens. 
SOPeRPeNDeNS (super & pendens), tis, 
2 adj. overhanging. Liv. saxum. 
S0PERPING8 (super & pingo), is, nxi, 
3 ctum, a. 3. to paint above or over, iirep- 
ypacpco. Avien. and Sidon. 
S0PIRPLAUD8 (super & plaudo), is, n. 
3 3. to flap the wings over. Solin. 
S0PERP5NDIUM (super & pondtts), ii, n. 
3 an overweight, eidperpov. Apul. 
SOPERPoNB (super & pono), is, ostti, 
2 osltum, is, a. 3. to place, lay or put over 
or upon, vnepriSripi. Liv. Superposi- 
tum capiti decus. Ovid, manum. Co¬ 
lum. vitis brachia jugo. - IT Also, 
to place over in situation. Colum. villain 
profluenti. Plin. Galatia superposita, 
h. e. lies above. — Also, to place before. 
Senec. huic aliud genus.-IT Also, to 
place after, postpone. Quintil. Leviori- 
bus superponenda sunt 
S0PERP8SITI8 (superpono), onis, f. tin 
2 paroxysm of a disease, irapoj-vouos. Cal. 
Aurel. 
S0PERP8SIT0S, a, um, particip. front 
2 superpono. 
SOPeRQUAM. See Super. 
SOPeRQUaRTuS (super & quartus), a, 
3 um, adj. Marc. Cap. numerus, h. e. one 
and a quarter, expressing the ratio 5 : 4. 
S0PERQ.UATI8 (super & quatio), is, a. 3. 
3 to sliahe above. Avien. 
S0PeRQ.UI.NT 0S (super & quintus), a, 
3 um,adj. Marc. Cap. numerus, h. e. one 
and a flfth, expressing the ratio of 6: 5. 
SGPeRKaDS (super &. rado), is, si, sum, 
2 a. 3. to scrape above. Plin. 
SOPeRRTMuS, a, um, superlat. of supe¬ 
rus. Varr. 
S0PERR08 (super & ruo), is, n. 3. to rush 
3 or fall upon anything. Apul. 
SOPERS APT8 (super & sapio), is, n. 3. 
3 to have a very good taste. Tertull. 
SOPeRSCaNDS (super & scatido), is, a. 
2 3. to step or clvnb over, vircpfiaivw. Liv. 
corpora. — Superscendo occurs, also, 
instead of it. Colum. 
S0PERSCRTB8 (super & scribo), is, psi, 
2 ptum, a. 3. to write upon or over, write 
above, superscribe, inypcKpco. Qell. 
SOPERSCRIPTOS, a, um, particip. from 
superscribo. 
SOPERSEHEB (super & sedeo), es, sedi, 
sessum, a. 2. to sit upon or above any 
tiling, i-iuaSigopai. Sueton. elephanto. 
Also, with an accusat. Apul. ansarn. 
-IT Also, to omit doing a tiling, for¬ 
bear, let pass, leave off, give over, cease, 
desist. With an ablat. Cic. Supersedere 
labore. Sometimes, though rarely, 
with an accusat. Qell. operam. Hence, 
Auct. ad Hcrenn. Hrec causa est su- 
persedenda. Also, with a dat. Auct. 
B. Afric. pugnie. Also, witlt an in fin. 
h. e. I spare myself the trouble of doing 
any thing, need not, omit, will not; as, 
Liv. loqui. 
SOPERSeMINaTBR (supersemino), oris, 
3 nt. one who sows upon or in addition to. 
Tertull. 
SOPeRSeMINB (super & semino), as, 
3 avi, atum, a. 1. to sow upon, over or 
in addition to, cmerncipoo. Hieronym. 
SOPeRSeSSuS, a, um, particip. from su- 
2 persedeo. 
SOPeRSIDB (super & sido), is, n. 3. to 
2 remain. Marc. Cap. 
S0PERSILT8 (super & salio), is, a. 4. to 
2 leap upon. Colum. 
SuPERSTSTS (super & sisto), is, stlti, 
3 stltum, a. 3. to place one’s self upon, 
step upon. Apul. 
S0PERSPERG8 (super & spargo), is, si, 
3 sum, a. 3. to strew over, bestrew, emndcr- 
erto. Solin. 
S0PERSPERS0S, a, um, particip. from 
3 superspergo. 
SOPERSTaGNB (super & stagno), as, n. 
2 1 . to overflow, become standing water, 
cm\iuvagai. Tacit. 
SOPERSTATGMTNB (super &statumino\ 
3 as, a. 1. to place or fix any thing upon. 
another as a support. Pallad. 
S0PERSTERN8 (super & sterno), is, stra- 
2 vi, stratum, a. 3. to strew, spread upon 
or cover over, vnooTpwvvvpi. Colum. 
SCPERSTES (supersto), itis,adj.£Aatsta?ufc 
by when a thing is done, that is present at 
a thing, a witness. Plant, ap. Fcst. Nemo 
hie adest superstes. Cic. (from an old 
legal form) Suis utrisque superstitibus 
pnesentibus, Ii. e. testibus.-IT Also, 
surviving, outliving, irspiXcuros, nepi- 
yivbpevuf. Terent. and Ovid, alicui. 
Also, with a genit. Cic., Liv , and 
Tacit. (In Cic. the construction with a 
gen. occurs only once, but is the usual 
form in Liv. and Tacit.) — Hence, Se¬ 
nec. sibi, h. e. one outliving himself, who 
has lived long enough, or is wearied of 
life. Tacit. Fauci non modo alio- 
rum, sed etiam nostri superstites, 
li. e. ourselves spiritually dead. Liv. 
glorias sute, h. c. that outlives his fame. 
— Hence, remaining, left. Martial 
-IT Also, living long. Terent. De- 
os qtueso, tit sit superstes. —• Figur. 
Lucan. Superstite Roma, h. e. lasting 
long, or, remaining. 
S0PERSTILL8 (super & stillo), as, a. I. 
3 to pour upon drop by drop. Apic. 
SOPeRSTTTIB (superstes), onis, f. super- 
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