SABER v. to know; A —— namely, to wit SABIO, -A adj. wise, learned SABROSO, -A adj. savory, palatable SACAR v. to take out, to extract SACO m. bag, sack SACUDIR v. to shake SAL f. salt SALADERO m. salting-place, salting-tub SALADO, -A adj. salted SALIDA f. exit, departure, start, outlet SALIR v. to leave, to start, to go out SALITRE m. saltpeter, nitrate SALITRERO, -A adj. nitrate; f. nitrate bed SALUBRE adj. salubrious SALUD f. health SALUDABLE adj. healthful SALVAJE adj. savage, wild, rough SALVAR v. to save; to span, to pass over SANGRE f. blood SANIDAD f. sanitation SANO, -A adj. healthful SÃO (Port.) m. saint SATISFACER v. to satisfy SAVIA f. sap SAZÓN f. maturity, season; A LA —— at that time SECAR v. to dry SECO, -A adj. dry SEDA f. silk SEDIENTO, -A adj. thirsty SEDOSO, -A adj. silky SEGUIDA f. continuation; EN —— immediately SEGUIR v. to follow, to continue SEGÚN prep. and conj. according to SEGURO, -A adj. sure, safe, secure SELVA f. forest SEMANA f. week SEMBRAR v. to sow, to scatter SEMEJANTE adj. like, similar SEMEJAR v. to resemble SEMILLA f. seed SENADO m. senate SENCILLO, -A adj. simple SENDERO m. path, footpath SENTAR v. to seat; ——SE to sit down SENTIDO m. sense, perception, direction SENTIR v. to feel, to experience SEÑALADO, -A adj. famous, celebrated SEPTENTRIONAL adj. northern SEQUEN see SECAR SERICULTURA f. silkworm culture SERVIDUMBRE f. servitude, serfdom SERVIR v. to serve; —— DE to serve as SI conj. if; —— BIEN although SIEMBRA f. sowing; seed-time; sown field SIEMPRE adv. always SIENTE see SENTIR SIERRA f. mountain range SIGLO m. century SIGUE see SEGUIR SIGUIENTE adj. following, successive SILVESTRE adj. wild, uncultivated SILLA f. chair; —— DE MONTAR saddle SIN prep. without; —— EMBARGO nevertheless SINO conj. and prep. except, besides, but SINSABOR m. trouble, pain, disgust SIRVE see SERVIR SITIO m. place, site, siege SOBRE prep. on, upon, over, above SOBRENOMBRE m. nickname SOBREVENIR v. to overtake, to come upon SOBRINO m. nephew SODIO m. sodium SOL m. sun; dollar (Peruvian) SOLDADO m. soldier SOLDAR v. to solder, to weld SOLER v. to be accustomed to SOLICITAR v. to seek, to solicit SOMBRA f. shade, shadow SOMBRERO m. hat SOMETER v. to submit; to subject SONIDO m. sound SONRIENTE adj. smiling SORBER v. to sip SORPRENDER v. to surprise SORTIJA f. ring SOSIEGO m. calmness SOSTENER v. to sustain, to support SOSTIENE see SOSTENER SUAVE adj. soft, smooth, gentle SUBÁCUEO, -A adj. underwater SUBIDO, -A adj. high, high-priced SUBIR v. to mount, to climb SÚBITO, -A adj. sudden SUBLEVAR v. to raise; ——SE to rebel SUBVENCIONAR v. to subsidize SUBYUGAR v. to subjugate SUCEDER v. to happen; to succeed SUCESO m. event, happening SUDADERO m. sudatory, sweating-room SUECO, -A adj. Swedish SUELA f. sole, sole-leather SUELE see SOLER SUELO m. ground, soil; floor SUERTE f. chance, fate, luck; DE —— QUE so that, with the result that SUFRIR v. to suffer SUIZO, -A adj. Swiss SUL (Port.) m. south SUMAMENTE adv. extremely, highly SUMINISTRAR v. to furnish, to provide SUMO, -A adj. highest, greatest SUNTUOSO, -A adj. sumptuous, splendid SUPERAR v. to surpass SUPERFICIE f. surface SUPONER v. to suppose, to assume SUPRIMIR v. to suppress SUR m. south SURGIR v. to issue, to rise, to break out SURTIR v. to furnish, to provide SUSODICHO, -A adj. aforementioned