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sacr�, sacred, holy.
sage, wise.
sagesse, f., wisdom.
saint, holy, pious; m., saint.
sais, _indic. of_ savoir; un je ne -- quel trouble,
a nameless fear (_lit. an I-know-not-what agitation).
saisissement, m., fright, terror.
salaire, m., reward.
salon, m., drawing-room, hall.
salut, m., safety, welfare.
salutaire, helpful, saving.
sanctifier, to sanctify.
sang, m., blood, race.
sanglant, bloodthirsty.
sanglot, m., sob.
sanguinaire, bloodthirsty.
sans, without, but for.
sauvage, savage, wild.
sauver, to save, save life.
savant, learned.
savoir, to know, know how to, succeed in.
sceau, m., seal.
sc�ne, f., scene.
sceptre, m., scepter.
Scythe, m., Scythian.
second, second, other,
seconder, to second, support, back.
secourir, to succour, rescue.
secours, m., succour, help, aid.
secr-et, -�te, secret.
seditieux, seditious, mutinous.
seigneur, m., Lord.
sein, m., bosom, depths.
sejour, m., abode, dwelling-place.
sembler, to seem.
semence, f; seed.
semer, to sow.
sentiment, m., feeling, opinion, view.
sentir, to feel.
s�par�, apart, removed.
s�parer, to separate.
s�pulture, f., burial.
serein, serene, cloudless, mild, favorable.
service, m., service (_rendered_).
servile, slavish.
servir, to be a slave, serve, be of use; -- de,
to serve as a, be a; que sert? what is the use?
servitude, f; slavery.
seul, alone.
seulement, only, just.
s�v�re, severe, stem.
sexe, m., sex,
si, so, if, whether,
si�cle, m., century, age.
signaler, to memorize, make famous.
signer, to sign.
simple, simple, mere; --s enfants, little children.
sinc�re, sincere, faithful.
Sion, Zion.
sit�t, so soon, so quickly.
soeur, f., sister.
soin, m., care, pains; --s, attentions; avoir -- de,
to be sure to.
soleil, m., sun.
solennel, solemn.
solennit�, f., solemn feast.
solitaire, solitary, in solitude.
sombre, dark, gloomy.
sommeil, m., sleep.
sommeiller, to sleep.
son, m., sound.
son, sa, ses, his, her, its.
songe, m., dream.
songer �, to think of.
sort, m., fate.
sortir, to go out, come (_on the stage_).
soudain, sudden, suddenly.
souffle, m., breath.
souffler, to blow, breathe.
souffrir, to suffer, allow.
souhaiter, to wish.
soulager, to relieve, lighten,
soumis, (_past part. of_ soumettre), submissive, obedient.
soup�onner, to suspect.
soupir, m., sigh.
soupirer, to sigh, sigh over, deplore.
sourd, deaf.
sous, under, beneath.
soutenir, to hold up, support, maintain; withstand, stand.
soutien, m., support, supporter.
souvenir (se), to remember.
souvent, often.
souverain, sovereign.
spectacle, m., show, spectacle, display.
splendent, f., splendor.
subtil, subtle, keen; trop --, over-nice, over-ingenious,
succ�s, m., success, result.
suffire, to suffice, be enough.
suffrage, m., claim to preference.
suite, f., escort; de la -- de, in attendance upon,
in waiting upon.
suivre, to follow, attend.
sujet, m., subject, cause.
superbe, haughty, magnificent.
superflu, superfluous, idle.
supplice, m., punishment, penalty.
supr�me, supreme.
sur, on, upon, over.
surprendre, to take by surprise, unawares.
surtout, above all, especially.
Suse, Susa, (_in the Bible_: Shushan the palace).
suspendre, to keep in suspense, delay, interrupt.
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