5.9 on, over

super Ac Ab, over; also adv.

nītor, rest on, lean on

subnīsus or subnīxus, resting on

trānsgredī, go over; noun trānsgressiō

trānscendere, step over

trānsilīre, leap over

superfluere, run over, overflow

superfundī, overflow

superpōnere, put on

trādūcere, lead, bring or carry over

trāicere, throw over

suffundere, superfundere, pour over

imminēre, impendēre, prominēre, overhang

under

sub Ac, (to) under; Ab, under

subesse, be under

subīre, succēdere, go under

surrēpere, creep under

subdere, submittere, put under

subscrībere, write below; noun subscrīptiō

subdūcere, subtrahere, draw from under

suppōnere, put under

subigere, bring under

subicere, bring or throw under

suggerere, lay under

substernere, spread or lay under

submergere, dip under, submerge

suffundere, pour under

subruere, suffōdere, undermine

from A Handbook of the Latin Language by Walter Ripman (1930). Transcribed by Carolus Raeticus (2011).