Part 26

proferir, to proffer, utter.

profesión, _f._, profession, practice.

profesora, _f._, professor, teacher.

profeta, _m._, prophet.

profundamente, profoundly, deeply.

profundidad, _f._, depth.

profundo, -a, profound, deep; _subst. m. pl._ depths; hell.

profusión, _f._, profusion, lavishness.

prohibir, to forbid.

prolongado, -a, _adj. pp. of_ prolongar, prolonged, long.

prolongar, to prolong; _refl._, to be prolonged; to stretch out.

promesa, _f._, promise.

prometer, to promise.

promoción, _f._, promotion.

prontitud, _f._, promptness; con --, promptly, quickly.

pronto, -a, quick, prompt; _adv._, promptly, quickly, soon, too soon; de --, suddenly, abruptly; tan -- ... como ..., now ... now ...

pronunciar, to utter.

propicio, -a, propitious.

propiedad, _f._, property.

propio, -a, own, self, very, proper, fitting, suitable, becoming; -- de, proper to, peculiar to, suited to, befitting, belonging to; amor --, self-esteem, self-love, conceit, vanity.

proporción, _f._, proportion.

proposición, _f._, proposition, offer.

propósito, _m._, purpose, plan, design, intention; á --, suited, suitable, desirable; by the way; apropos; á -- de, with regard to, apropos of, speaking of.

prorrumpir, to break forth, burst out.

proseguir, to pursue, continue, remain, follow.

prosélito, _m._, proselyte.

protección, _f._, protection.

protector, _m._, protector, guardian.

proteger, to protect, guard.

proveer, to provide (á, for).

provenzal, Provencal, of (_or_ pertaining to) Provence.

proverbial, proverbial.

providencia, _f._, providence.

provincia, _f._, province, country.

provisto, -a, _pp. of_ proveer, provided.

provocar, to incite, spur on, challenge.

próximamente, approximately.

proximidad, _f._, proximity.

próximo, -a, next, near, very near, about, ready; -- á, about to; ready to.

proyectarse, to project, be thrown.

proyecto, _m._, project, plan.

prudencia, _f._, prudence.

prueba, _f._ proof.

publico, -a, public, common; cosa

publica, well known, notorious.

pudor, _m._, shame, modesty.

pudrir, to rot, decay.

pueblecillo, _m._, small town, village.

pueblo, _m._, people, populace, village; gente del --, common people.

puente, _m._, bridge, drawbridge; -- levadizo, drawbridge.

pueril, puerile, childish.

puerta, _f._, door, gate, portal; doorway; llamar á la --, to knock (at the door).

pues, _conj._, for, since; _interj._, then, well, therefore, why; -- bien, well, well then, very well, well now; -- nada, but no; not so.

puesto, -a, _pp. of_ poner, placed, put, granted; -- que, supposing that, seeing that; since, because, forasmuch as

puesto, _m._, post, position, place, point, spot, seat.

pugnar, to fight, strive.

pujanza, _f._, power.

pulimentar, to polish.

pulular, to swarm.

punta, _f._, point, tip, end, sharp point; ponerse de --, to stand on end.

puntiagudo, -a, sharp, pointed.

punto, _m._, point (of time or place), point, jot, moment, instant, matter, object; estar á -- (de), to be ready (to); to be on the point of, be about to; -- en boca, silence, hush; hasta el -- de, up to the point of; until, till; al -- y hora de, on the stroke of, at exactly; á -- de la media noche, at midnight precisely; at exactly twelve o'clock at night; de --, see subir.

puñal, _m._, dagger, poniard.

puño, _m._, fist, cuff, wristband, hilt; como --s, as large as your fist.

pupila, _f._, eye, pupil, sight

purgar, to purify, atone, expiate, purge, clear away.

purisimo, -a, _abs. super._ of puro, very (_or_ most) pure, purest, immaculate.

puro, -a, pure, mere; de -- viejo, from sheer old age.

púrpura, _f._, purple, crimson.

Q

que, _rel._, who, which, that; el --, he who, that which, which; la --, she who, that which, which; lo --, that which, what; á lo --, as far as; from what; as; á lo -- parece, as it seems; evidently; lo -- esde, as for; as far as ... is (_or_ are) concerned; lo -- tiene --, but; the fact is that; con --, therefore, wherefore, so then.

que, _adv._, as, than; tan ... --, as ... as.

que, _conj._, let, for, since, that; bien -- ... bien --, whether ... or; either because ... or because; de --, of (_or_ at) the fact that; that; (ello) es --, the fact is that; entonces --, then while (_or_ when); puesto --, since; -- lo creas o no, whether you believe it or not; -- quieras -no, willy-nilly; no --, whilst; sin --, without; sino --, but, but rather, except that; en tanto --, while; hasta tanto --, until, until such time as; ya --, since.

¿qué? _interrog._) which? what? ¿á --? why? wherefore? ¿en --? in what? how? why? ¿por --? why? ¿-- tal? how? ¿--se yo --? I know not what; all sorts of things; ¿-- tiempo? how long?

¡qué! _exclam._) how! what! what a! ¡-- ... (_subst._) tan ... (_adj._)! what a ... (_adj._) ... (_subst._,)!

quebrado, -a, _adj. pp. of_ quebrar, broken, altered, rough, rocky, uneven; tener la color quebrada, to have lost one's color; to be pale.

quebrar, to break, alter; _refl._, to break, be broken, be altered.

queda, _f._, curfew.

quedar, to remain, rest, be (_or_ become); -- en pie, to remain standing; -- en silencio, to be silent; cuanto queda repetido, as has been said; _refl._, to remain; to be.

queja, _f._, complaint, murmur, plaint, sighing, sigh, moaning, moan.

quejarse, to complain, grumble, clamor, lament.

quejido, _m._, complaint, moan.

quemar, to burn, scorch, inflame.

querer, to wish, desire, want, seek, like, demand, will, be willing; ¿qué queréis?, ¿qué quiere usarced? what can you expect? que quieras que no, willy-nilly; no quiere permitir, will not permit; á éste quiero á éste no quiero, without asking permission; whether or no; -- á, to love; -- decir, to mean; _refl._, to be desired, be desirable.

querido, -a, _adj. pp. of_ querer, liked, loved, beloved, dear; el mas --, the favorite.

querubin, _m._, cherub.

quicio, _m._, hinge; (_here_) crack, opening.

quiebra, _f._, crack, opening, fissure.

quien, _rel._, who, whom, one who, him who, whoever; á fe de -- soy, on my honor; on the word of a gentleman; ¡por -- soy! on my word (of honor).

¿quién? who?

quiera. See como, _also_ adonde.

quietecito, -a, very quiet, very peaceful.

quieto, -a, quiet, calm, peaceful.

quietud, _f._, quiet, tranquillity.

quimérico, -a, chimerical, fantastic.

quince, fifteen.

quinto, -a, fifth.

quitar, to take away, take off, deprive of, ward off, cut off, remove.

quizás, perhaps.

R

racimo, _m._, bunch, cluster.

radiar, to shine, gleam.

ráfaga, _f._, gust, gale, blast, rush of wind (_or_ air).

Raimundo, _m._, Raymond.

raíz, _f._, root.

rama, _f._, branch.

ramaje, _m._, branches.

ramillete, _m._, nosegay, bouquet.

rapidez, _f._, rapidity, celerity.

rápido, -a, rapid, fleet, swift.

rapto, _m._, ecstasy, rapture.

raro, -a, rare, strange, remarkable.

rascar, to scratch.

rasgar, to rend, tear asunder.

rastrear, to go spying; to creep (_or_ crawl) (_lit._, to fly low).

rastrero, -a, cringing.

rastrillo, _m._, portcullis.

rastro, _m._, track(s), trace(s), scent, taste.

rato, _m._, moment, short time, time, while; largo --, for a long time; un gran --, a long time.

raya, _f._, stroke, dash, line, streak; boundary, frontier.

rayarse, to break (of dawn); to dawn.

rayo, _m._, ray, beam; lightning, thunderbolt.

raza, _f._, race, family.

razón, _f._, reason, cause, account; dar -- de, to give an account of; to inform regarding; en -- á, by reason of; on account of.

real, royal, real, actual.

realidad, _f._, reality.

realizar, to realize, execute, form, accomplish.

rebaño, _m._, flock of sheep.

rebelde, rebellious, rebel.

rebosar, to overflow.

rebullirse, to move restlessly, be agitated.

recalcar, to emphasize, stress.

recibir, to receive.

reciente (_or_ recién), recent, fresh; recién venido, recent arrival.

recientemente, recently.

recinto, _m._, precinct(s), inclosure, place.

recitar, to recite, speak.

reclamar, to reclaim.

reclinar, to recline, lay, lean; _refl._, to recline.

reclinatorio, _m._, prie-dieu, prayerdesk.

recobrar, to recover, regain, obtain, assume again, resume, take up again.

recoger, to take up, pick up, take back, receive.

recogimiento, _m._, abstraction, concentration, meditation, reverence, modesty; examination.

reconocer, to recognize, acknowledge, inspect.

recordar, to recall, remind, recollect, remember, call to mind.

recorrer, to run over, pass through, traverse, search, scour, overrun, roam about; have recourse (to).

recostado, -a, _pp. of_ recostar, reclining, leaning, resting.

recuerdo, _m._, remembrance, recollection, memory.

recuperar, to regain.

recurso, _m._, resource.

rechazar, to repel, drive back.

rechinar, to creak, grate.

red, _f._, net, head-dress.

redención, _f._, redemption.

Redentor, _m._, Redeemer.

redimir, to redeem, ransom, purchase exemption from, liberate, set free (for a price).

redonda, _f._, circle, round, neighborhood; veinte leguas á la --, within a radius of twenty (Spanish) leagues.

redondo, -a, round, well-molded, well-formed.

reducirse, to be reduced (_or_ confined); to consist (a, in); to limit oneself (á, to).

referir, to relate, narrate, tell, mention, describe, report; _refl._, to refer, have to do, consist; ¿á qué se refiere? wherein consists?

reflejar, to reflect; _refl._, to reflect, be reflected.

reflejo, _m._, reflection.

refrán, _m._, refrain; saying, adage.

refrenar, to check.

refrescar, to freshen, refresh, cool.

refriega, _f._, encounter, affray.

refugiarse, to take refuge.

refugio, _m._, refuge.

refunfutiar, to snarl, growl.

regalar, to regale, delight with.

regalo, _m._, present, gift.

regazo, _m._, lap, embrace.

región, _f._, precinct, region, place, space, tract.

registro, _m._, stop (of an organ).

regla, _f._, rule; de nuestra --, of our order.

regocijado, -a, _adj. pp. of_ regocijar, rejoicing, joyful, merry.

regocijo, _m._, rejoicing, joy, pleasure, mirth, hilarity, merriment, amusement.

regular, common, ordinary.

rehundir, to sink, bury.

rehusar, to refuse, decline.

reina, _f._, queen.

reinar, to reign.

reino, _m._, kingdom, dominion.

reir (_or_ rierse), to laugh; to smile; -- de, to laugh at; dar que -- (con), to ridicule, make sport (of), make a laughingstock (of); y se le rieron en sus barbas, and they laughed in his face; reirse en la nariz, to laugh in one's face; romper á --, to burst out laughing.

reiterar, to repeat, reiterate.

rejilla, _f._, bar.

relación, _f._, narration, story, narrative, account; relation.

relacionarse, to be (_or_ become) related (_or_ connected).

relámpago, _m._, flash, flash of lightning, lightning.

relampaguear, to flash.

relatar, to relate; las relataban, would tell of hiss deeds.

relate, _m._, narration, narrative, story.

religión, _f._, religion, Christianity.

religioso, -a, religious; _subst. m. and f._, monk, nun.

relinchar, to neigh.

reliquia, _f._, relic.

reloj, _m._, watch, clock

rellano, _m._, plateau.

remanso, _m._, still water, water caught and held in the little bays along a river-bank.

remate, _m._, end, destination, conclusion.

remedio, _m._, remedy, cure.

remolino, _m._, whirlwind, whirl, gust.

remontar, to remount, go back, go up; -- la corriente del río, to go up stream; _refl._, to climb; remount, ascend, rise.

remoto, -a, remote, distant, far off, ancient.

removerse, to move, move about.

rencor, _m._, rancor, animosity, grudge.

rendimiento, _m._, submission.

rendir, to subject, overcome; _refl._, to yield, give way, bend down.

renegar, to curse, swear (de, at).

renunciar, to renounce, give up, refrain.

reo, _m._, criminal, accused.

reparar, to repair, observe, notice.

repartir, to distribute, divide.

repente; de --, suddenly.

repentino, -a, sudden, unexpected.

repetir, to repeat; _refl._, to be repeated; to reverberate.

repicar, to chime, ring, peal.

repique, _m._, chime, peal.

replegarse, to bend back, wind, coil, make a detour, be centered.

reponerse, to recover.

reposado, -a, _adj. pp. of_ reposar, calm.

reposar, to rest, repose.

reposo, _m._, rest, repose, sleep.

representación, _f._, representation; -- de, representing; in the name of.

representar, to represent; _refl._, to be represented; to appear.

reprimir, to repress, restrain.

reproducir, to reproduce, reflect.

reptil, _m._ reptile.

repuesto, -a, _pp. of_ reponerse, recovered.

repugnancia, _f._, repugnance, aversion.

repugnante, repugnant, revolting.

requerir, to require, demand, seek, request.

res, _f._, head of cattle, etc., animal, game, deer.

resbalar, to glide, steal, slip; _refl._, to glide, slip, slide, steal; -se á uno un pie, to take a false step; to slip.

resignar, to resign; _refl._, to be (_or_ become) resigned; to resign oneself.

resina, _f._, resin; teas de --, pine (or resinous) torches.

resistir, to resist, baffle, oppose, endure (it); _refl._, to resist, refuse.

resolución, _f._, resolution, decision.

resolver, to resolve, solve, determine; _refl._, to agree, decide.

resonar, to resound, clang.

resorte, _m._, spring.

respecto, _m._, respect, regard, relation; -- à, with respect to.

respetable, respectable, influential, venerable, estimable.

respetar, to respect.

respeto, _m._, respect, esteem.

respetusamente, respectfull, with respect.

respetuoso, -a, respectful.

respiración, _f._, respiration, breathing.

respirar, to breathe.

resplandecer, to glisten, shine, gleam, glitter.

resplandeciente, resplendent, shining.

resplandor, _m._, glow, splendor, light, gleam, flash, brightness, reflection.

responder, to reply, answer, respond.

respuesta,_f._ reply.

restar, to remain.

resto, _m._, rest, remainder, remains; _pl._, remains, rest, remainder; ruins.

restregar, to rub.

resucitar, to resuscitate, revive.

resuelto, -a, _adj. pp. of_ resolver, resolved, determined; ready, prepared.

resultado, _m._, result, outcome.

resultar, to result.

retablo, _m._, reredos, retable, altarpice, altar-screen.

retirar, to retire, withdraw; _refl._, to retire, withdraw.

retorcer, to twist, wind, turn; _refl._, to twist, wind, writhe, flow tortuously, roll.

retorcido, -a, _adj. pp. of_ retorcer, twisted, rolled, rolling, winding, undulating, gnarled.

retozar, to flit, hover, play, sport, sparkle.

retraido, -a, _adj. pp. of_ retraer, restrained, repressed, shrinking.

retratar, to portray, depict, mirror, reflect.

retumbar, to resound.

reunión, _f._, reunion, gathering, party.

reunir, to unite, bring together, join, collect; _refl._, to meet, unite, assemble, collect; -se á, to join; -se con, to join, associate with.

revelación, _f._, revelation, confession.

revelar, to reveal, manifest.

reventarse, to burst, split; (_vulgar_) to die.

revés, _m._, reverse, opposite, back al --, backwards.

revestir, to deck, adorn, put (or take) on again; to be dressed (or clothed).

revolcar, to hurl, overturn; _refl._, to wallow, roll about, writhe.

revolotear, to flutter (_or_ fly) about; to flutter, hover; _subst. m._, fluttering.

revolver, to revolve, turn over (in one's mind), consider; _refl._, to roll, to stir, to move about.

revuelta, _f._, confusion, consternation, turn, turning, winding.

revuelto, -a, _adj. pp. of_ revolver, huddled together, intermingled, pell mell, rumpled, tossed, disordered, intricate, winding.

rey, _m._, king, monarch; -- de armas, king-at-arms; los reyes, the king and queen.

reyerta, _f._, dispute, difference.

rezador, apt to pray, given to much praying.

rezar, to pray, recite prayers.

rezo, _m._, prayer.

riachuelo, _m._, rivulet, small stream, stream.

ribazo, _m._, sloping bank; ditch.

ribera, _f._, bank, shore.

ribete, _m._, ribbon, shred, streak, line.

ricamente, richly.

rico, -a, rich, fine, delicate, costly.

ridiculo, -a, ridiculous.

rielar (_poet._), to glisten, glimmer; to shine with a tremulous light.

rienda, _f._, rein; _pl._, reins, bridle.

rigido, -a, rigid.

rigor, _m._, heat, rigor, necessity; de --, necessary, required.

rima, _f._, rhyme; _pl._, lyric poems.

rincón, _m._, corner, angle.

río, _m._, river.

riqufsimo, -a, _abs. super. of_ rico, very rich.

risa, _f._, laugh, laughter.

risueño, -a, smiling, laughing, charming.

ritmo, _m._, rhythm.

rival, _m._, rival.

rivalizar, to be rivals; to vie (entre sí, with each other).

rizar, to curl, crisp, ripple.

rizo, _m._, curl.

roca, _f._, rock, cliff.

roce, _m._, touch, rustle, rustling.

rocín, _m._, hack, horse, nag.

rocío, _m._, dew.

rodar, to roll, move along, rotate, revolve, roll down hill.

rodear, to surround, gather round, girdle; _refl._, to move (_or_ wander) about.

rodeo, _m._, circumlocution.

rodilla, _f._, knee; de --s, kneeling.

roer, to gnaw, consume.

rogar, to beg, pray, implore, beseech.

rojizo, -a, reddish.

rojo, -a, red.

romance, _m._, Spanish (language); romance, (historic) ballad.

romeral, _m._, a place abounding in rosemary.

romero, _m._, pilgrim.

romo, -a, obtuse, blunt, flat.

romper, to break, dissipate, fracture, tear, rend, part; -- á reir, to burst out laughing; al -- el día, at break of day; at dawn; _refl._, to break.

roncar, to snore.

ronco, -a, hoarse, rough.

ronda, _f._, round; circular dance, dance; andar á la --, to go the rounds; to go around.

ropa, _f._, cloth, garment, clothes, robe, gown, loose garment worn over the clothes.

ropaje, _m._, apparel, drapery, garment.

ropilla, _f._, jacket, kind of short jacket with double sleeves, the outer ones hanging loose.

rosa, _f._, rose; color de --, rose-colored; de --, rosy, rose-colored.

rosado, -a, rose-colored, rosy, flushed.

rostrillo, _m._, veil; head-dress.

rostro, _m._, face, countenance; dar á algún en el -- con, to cast in one's face.

roto, -a, _pp. of_ romper, broken, pierced.

rozar, to graze, touch slightly, be on a level (con, with).

rubí, _m._, ruby.

rubio, -a, fair, blond, ruddy, golden.

ruborizarse, to blush.

rudo, -a, rough, hard, severe.

ruego, _m._, request, entreaty.

rugido, _m._, roar, roaring.

rugir, to roar.

ruido, _m._, sound, noise.

ruidoso, -a, noisy, loud.

ruin, _m._, wicked (mean _or_ infamous) person; en hablando del -- de Roma, cátale aquí que asoma, speak of the devil and he will appear.

ruina, _f._, ruin; _pl._, ruins.

ruinoso, -a, dilapidated, in ruins, ruinous.

ruiseñor, _m._, nightingale.

rumor, _m._, noise, murmur, sound, rumor, rustle.

rústico, _m._, rustic (fellow), peasant.

S

sábado, _m._, Saturday.

sábana, _f._, sheet, shroud, plain.

saber, to know, know how, be aware, be able; can; á no --, had I not known; ¿qué sé yo qué? I know not what; all sorts of things.

saber, _m._, knowledge; el gay -- poetry, the art of poetry.

sabido, -a, _adj. pp. of_ sabet, learned, educated.

sabiduría, _f._, knowledge, wisdom.

sabiendas: á --, knowingly, consciously, wittingly, with knowledge of.

sabor, _m._, relish, taste, savor, pleasure; á --, at pleasure, with relish (_or_ enjoyment); á todo --, fully; with profound delight.

saborear, to relish, enjoy.

sabroso, -a, savory, delicious.

sacar, to draw, draw out, take out, arouse, bring out, rouse, put out, remove, draw, snatch, derive.

sacerdote, _m._, priest.

saco, _m._, sack, bag; echar en -- roto, to be heedless of; not to take advantage of; to forget.

sacrilegio, _m._, sacrilege, sacrilegious act.

sacrflego, -a, sacrilegious.

sacristía, _f._, sacristy, vestry.

sacudir, to shake, shake off.

saeta, _f._, arrow, dart.

saetera, _f._, loophole.

sagrado, -a, sacred, consecrated.

Sagrario, _m._, sacrarium, the interior part of a church in which are kept such sacred things as relics, etc.

sainete, _m._, comedietta, farce.

sala, _f._, hall.

salida, _f._, departure, exit, sally.

salir, to go out, come out, issue, sally, leave; -- de, to go from (_or_ out of); to go beyond; _refl_,, to go out, come out.

salmo, _m._, psalm.

Salomón, _m._, Solomon.

salomónico, -a, Solomonic, of (_or_ pertaining to) Solomon king of Israel; columnilla salomónica, little twisted column.

salón, _m._, hall, drawing-room, parlor.

salpicar, to scatter.

saltar, to spring, leap.

salto, _m._, spring, leap, bound, jump.

saludable, salutary, wholesome.

saludar, to greet, salute, acclaim, hail.

saludo, _m._, salute, bow, greeting.

salva, _f._, burst.

Salvación, _f._, salvation, safety.

Salvador, _m._, Savior.

salvaje, savage, barbarous.

salvar, to save, cross, pass over, leap over.

salve (_Latin_), hail, first word of prayer 'Salve Regina,' 'Hail, Holy Queen.'

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

san. See santo.

San Bartolomé, _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 Román, _m._, Saint Romain.

San Saturio, _m._, Saint Saturius.

Santa Inés, _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.

Satanás, _m._, Satan.

satisfacer, to satisfy, gratify, answer.

satisfactorio, -a, satisfactory.

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

sauce, _m._, willow.

saúco, _m._, elder, elder wood.

saya, _f._, petticoat, skirt.

sazón, _f._, time, season, opportunity; á 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 ...'._

sé. _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, pursuit.

seguir, to follow, continue; -- con, to follow, go along with, accompany; -- con la vista, to look after, to watch.

según, according to (_or_ as); as, just as; the way, judging from the way.

segundo, -a, second; _subst. m._, second (of time).

seguramente, surely, indeed.

segurarse, to assure oneself, be assured; to assert.

seguro, -a, secure, sure, safe, certain; dar por --, to assure; to assert; de --, assuredly.

seis, six.

sello, _m._, seal.

semblante, _m._, face.

sembrar, to sow; to dot, strew.

semejante, similar, like, such, such a, same; -- á, like, similar to.

semejar, to be like (_or_ similar to); to resemble.

semicírculo, _m._, semicircle.

sencillo, -a, simple, plain.

senda, _f._, path, by-path, foot-path.

sendero, _m._, path, by-path, foot-path.

seno, _m._, breast, bosom, heart; womb, depth.

sensación, _f._, sensation.

sentado, -a, _pp. of_ sentarse, seated, sitting; estar --, to be seated.

sentarse, to seat oneself, be seated, sit (down).

sentencia, _f._, sentence.

sentido, _m._, sense, consciousness; falto de --, unconscious.

sentimiento, _m._, sentiment, feeling.

sentir, to feel, perceive, hear; no se siente una mosca (_lit._, a fly cannot be heard), you can hear a pin fall.

seña, _f._, sign, signal, motion, gesture.

señal, _f._, sign, signal; que hacían -es de ojeo, which were blowing to start up the game.

señalar, to mark, signalize, appoint, determine, fix upon, point out, indicate.

Señor, _m._, Lord, God.

señor, _m._, lord, gentleman, nobleman, man, knight, sir; pues, sí --, yes sir-ee, yes indeed sir.

señora, _f._, lady, madam, mistress; Nuestra Señora, Our Lady (appellation of the Virgin Mary).

señorial, seigniorial; of (_or_ pertaining to) the lord of a manor.

señorío, _m._, seigniory, domains, dominion.

señorito, _m._, young gentleman.

separado, -a, _adj. pp. of_ separar, separated, separate.

separar, to separate, divide; -- se de, to separate from; to leave.

sepulcral, sepulchral; of (_or_ pertaining to) a sepulcher (_or_ tomb).

sepulcro, _m._, sepulcher, tomb, grave.

sepulturero, _m._, grave-digger.

séquito, _m._, suite, escort.

ser, to be, become; á no --, unless it be; á no -- por, were it not for; -- cosa de, to be sufficient cause to, be enough to; de no --, if not; no -- cosa, not to be small (_or_ few in number), to be large (_or_ numerous); la cosa no era para menos, nothing less could be expected; por --, since it was; sea, be it so; como no sea, unless it be; no sea que, for fear that; lest; sea ... sea, whether ... or; será, it probably is (_or_ was); que no será dificil, which it easily may; será que, it is probable that; ¿qué ha sido de él? what has become of it?

ser, _m._, being.

serafín, _m._, seraph.

sereno, -a, serene, unclouded.

serie, _f._, series.

serio, -a, serious.

serpear, to circle, wind, glide.

serpentear, to wind.

serpiente, _f._, serpent.

serrallo, _m._, seraglio, harem.

serreta, _f._, nose-band, head-stall.

servicio, _m._, service; household.

servidor, _m._, servant; -- de á pie, footman.

servidumbre, _f._, servants, attendants.

servir, to serve, be of service (_or_ use), avail, act; -- de, to serve (_or_ act) as; con el diablo no sirven (juegos), (tricks) don't work with the devil; _refl._, to deign, be pleased.

sesos, _m. pl._, brain, brains; devanarse los --, to rack one's brains.

sestear, to take a siesta, take an after-dinner nap (_or_ rest).

setenta, seventy.

severo, -a, severe, stern, strict.

sevillano, -a, of (_or_ pertaining to) Seville.

si, if; why, indeed; cual --, as if; -- bien, although, even if; -- ... que, however; -- lo decía yo, indeed I told you so; just as I told you; apenas --, hardly, barely; apenas -- pudiera, I could scarcely; -- ya, if indeed; -- ya no, unless.

sí, himself, herself, itself, one's self, themselves; de por --, by himself, for his own part; entre --, to himself, etc.

sí, certainly, yes, indeed, of-course; pues, -- señor, yes sir-ee, yes indeed sir.

siempre, always, still; -- que, every time that; whenever.

sién, _f._, temple.