na,' 'Hail,
Holy Queen.'

salvo, -a, _adj. pp. (irr.) of_ salvar, saved; safe; _adv._, save,
saving, excepting.

san. See santo.

San Bartolome, _m._, Saint Bartholomew; church of Saint Bartholomew.

sandez, f, folly; foolish act (_or_ speech).

San Felipe, _m._, Saint Philip.

sangre, _f._, blood.

sangriento, -a, bloody, bleeding, covered with blood.

San Huberto, _m._, Saint Hubert.

San Juan, _m._, Saint John.

San Martin, _m._, Saint Martin.

San Miguel, _m._, Saint Michael.

sano, -a, sound.

San Pacomio, _m._, Saint Pachomius.

San Pedro, _m._, Saint Peter.

San Roman, _m._, Saint Romain.

San Saturio, _m._, Saint Saturius.

Santa Ines, _f._, Saint Agnes; church of Saint Agnes.

santamente, piously.

Santa Teresa, _f._, Saint Theresa.

santero, _m._, hermit; caretaker of a sanctuary.

Santiago, _m._, Saint James.

sautidad, _f._, sanctity; tener en olor de --, to hold (_or_ consider)
as a saint.

sautiguarse, to cross oneself, make the sign of the cross.

santisimo, -a, (_abs. super. of_ santo, most holy.

santo (or san), -a, saint, sainted, holy; horror, awe, reverential
fear; -- Patrono, patron saint; Viernes Santo, Good Friday; _subst. m.
and f._, saint; llegar y besar el --, to succeed in a brief space of
time; to find good fortune quickly.

santuario, _m._, sanctuary.

sapo, _m._, toad, large toad.

saquear, to plunder, pillage.

sarao, _m._, ball, evening party.

sargento, _m._, sergeant; -- aposentador, quartermaster-sergeant.

Satanas, _m._, Satan.

satisfacer, to satisfy, gratify, answer.

satisfactorio, -a, satisfactory.

satisfecho, -a, _pp. of_ satisfacer, satisfied, gratified.

sauce, _m._, willow.

sauco, _m._, elder, elder wood.

saya, _f._, petticoat, skirt.

sazon, _f._, time, season, opportunity; a la --, at that time; then.

se, himself, herself, itself, themselves; one another, each other, to
one another, to each other; _equivalent to the passive in English, or
to the impersonal construction 'there ...'._

se. _See_ saber.

sea. See ser; -- ... --, whether ... or; no -- que, for fear that;
lest.

secarse, to dry up, wither (away).

seco, -a, dry, hard, metallic, bony, lean, thin, ardent, burning.

secreto, _m._, secret.

secuaz, _m._, follower, attendant, retainer.

sed, _f._, thirst.

seda, _f._, silk.

seducir, to entice, attract.

segar, to cut (_or_ mow) down; to crop.

seguimiento, _m._, following, train, suite, pursu