- concedo – allow, give up, grant, to concede, withdraw, yield
- exhibeo – allow, cause, deliver, display, offer, show, to produce, to sustain
- exibeo – allow, cause, display, offer, show, to produce
- fateor – admit, allow, make known, reveal, to confess
- permitto – allow, let, permit, to allow, to suffer
- praebeo – allow, hold out, provide, supply, to offer
- prebeo – allow, hold out, provide, supply, to offer
- sino – allow, leave undone, let, permit, suffer, to allow
- tribuo – allot, allow, assign, divide, give, grant, to bestow, to give out
- condicio sine qua non – condition without which not
- exercitus sine duce corpus est sine spiritu – an army without a leader is a body without a spirit
- imperium sine fine – an empire without an end
- leges sine moribus vanae – laws without morals [are] vain
- Nemo igitur vir magnus sine aliquo adflatu divino umquam fuit – No great man ever existed who did not enjoy some portion of divine inspiration
- nihil boni sine labore – nothing achieved without hard work
- Nihil sine Deo – Nothing without God
- nil sine labore – nothing without labour
- nil sine numine – nothing without the divine will
- nulla dies sine linea – Not a day without a line drawn.
- nulla poena sine lege – no penalty without a law
- nullum crimen, nulla poena sine praevia lege poenali – no crime, no punishment without a previous penal law
- nullum magnum ingenium sine mixtura dementiae fuit – There has been no great wisdom without an element of madness
- nullus funus sine fidula – No Funeral Without a Fiddle
- palma non sine pulvere – no reward without effort
- sine anno (s.a.) – without a year
- sine die – without a day
- sine ira et studio – without anger and fondness
- sine loco (s.l.) – without a place
- sine metu – "without fear"
- sine nomine (s.n.) – "without a name"
- sine poena nulla lex – Without penalty, there is no law
- sine prole – Without offspring
- sine qua non – without which not
- sine remediis medicina debilis est – without remedies medicine is powerless
- sine scientia ars nihil est – without knowledge, skill is nothing
- sine timore aut favore – Without Fear or Favor
- sit sine labe decus – let honour stainless be
- splendor sine occasu – brightness without setting