“Wheelock's Latin Reader” by Frederick M. Wheelock🧾🧾🧾

* rrsus,adv., back, again

rsticnus, -a, -um, of the country, rustic

rsticti, -nis,f., rural life, visit to the country

rsticus, -a, -um, of the country, rural, rustic

S

S. = saltem (dicit)

sabbatum, -, n., the Sabbath

saccus, -, m., sack, bag

* sacer, -cra, -crum, sacred, holy;

sacrum, -, n., religious rite; sacrifice

sacerds, -tis,m.lf., priest, priestess

sacrmentum, -, n., oath

sacrificium, -, n., sacrifice

saeculris, -e, of a generation or a century; worldly, profane, secular

* saeculum, -, n., century; generation; the world (in ML)

* saepe,adv., often; compar. saepius

saepi, -re, -ps, -ptum, hedge in, enclose; protect

saevus, -a, -um, savage, fierce

sagn  (1), feed, fatten

sagulum, -, n., military cloak

Saguntn, -rum,m., the people of Saguntum in eastern Spain

saltem,adv., at least

saltus, -s,m., mountain pass

salbris, -e, healthful, salutary, beneficial

* sals, -tis,f., health, safety, welfare, preservation; greeting (saltem dcere),usually abbreviated toS.orSal.

saltris, -e, healthful, salutary, beneficial

salt  (1), greet, salute

* salv  (1), save, preserve (ML)

* salvus, -a, -um, safe

Samartnus, -a, -um, Samaritan

Samos, -, f., an island in the Aegean Sea off the central western coast of Asia Minor, birthplace of Pythagoras

sanci, -re, sanx, snctum, make sacred

sncti-fic  (1), treat as holy, sanctify (EL)

snctits, -ttis,f., sanctity, purity

* snctus, -a, -um, sacred, holy, venerable, virtuous

sn, adv. indeed, truly, by all means, certainly, to be sure

* sanguis, -inis,m., blood; bloodshed

sn  (1), heal, cure

* snus, -a, -um, sound, healthy

sapins,gen. -entis, wise, sensible; as a noun, m., a wise man, philosopher