St. Strait.

St. Street.

St. (L. stet). Let it stand (in print.).
Stat. Statute or statutes.
Stat. Statuary.

S.T.D. (L. Sacræ Theologiæ Doc-
tor). Doctor of Divinity.
Ster, or Stg. Sterling.

S.T.P. (L. Sacræ Theologiæ Professor). Professor of Divinity. Su. Sunday.

Subj. Subjunctive.
Subst. Substantive.
Subst. Substitute.
Suff. Suffix.

Su.-Goth. Suio-Gothic.

Sun, or Sund. Sunday.

Sup. Superior.
Sup. Superlative.
Sup. Supplement.
Superl. Superlative.
Supp. Supplement.
Supt. Superintendent.
Surg Surgeon or surgery.
Sur.-Gen. Surgeon-general.
Surv. Surveying or surveyor.
Surv.-Gen. Surveyor-general.
S.v. (L. sub voce). Under the word
or title.

S. W. Senior Warden.

S. W. South-west; south-western
(postal district, London).
Sw. Sweden or Swedish.
Switz. Switzerland.

Syn. Synonym or synonymous.
Synop. Synopsis.

Syr. Syria or Syriac.

Syr. Syrup.

V. (L. versus). Against.

V. Victoria.

V. (L. vide). See.

V. Violin.

V.a. Verb active.

V.A. Vicar Apostolic.

V.A. Vice-admiral.

Va. Virginia (United States).
Vat. Vatican.

V. aux. Verb'auxiliary.
V.C. Vice-chancellor.
V.C. Victoria Cross.

V. def. Verb defective.
V.D.M. (L. Verbi Dei Minister).
Minister of the Word of God.
Ven. Venerable.

V.G. Vicar-general.

V.g. (L. verbi gratia). For example.

V.i. Verb intransitive.
Vice-Pres. Vice-president.
Vid. (L. vide). See.

V. imp. Verb impersonal.
V. irreg. Verb irregular.
Vis. or Visc. Viscount.

Viz. (L. videlicit). Namely; to
wit. See note under Oz.
V.n. Verb neuter.

Voc. Vocative.

Vol. Volume.

Vols. Volumes.

V.P. Vice-president.

V.R. (L. Victoria Regina). Queen
Victoria.

V.r. Verb reflective.
V. Rev. Very Reverend.
Vs. (L. versus). Against.
V.S. Veterinary surgeon.
V.t. Verb transitive.
Vul. or Vulg. Vulgate.
Vulg. Vulgar or vulgarly.

W. Wednesday.

W. Week.

W. Welsh.

W. West; western (postal district,
London).

Wall. Wallachian.
W.C. Water-closet.

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