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

sapienter,adv., wisely

* sapientia, -ae,f., wisdom; intelligence

* sapi, -ere, -v, be sensible or wise, understand

sapphrus, -, m., sapphire

Sapph, -s,f., the famous Greek lyric poetess

sarcina, -ae,f., soldier’s pack, baggage

Sards, -ium,f. pl., Sardis, capital of Lydia

sardonychus, -a, -um, of sardonyx

satelles, -itis,m.lf., attendant

satiets, -ttis,f., satiety, sufficiency

* satis,indecl. adj., n., and adv., enough; compar. satius, better

satis-faci, -ere, -fc, -factum,lit. do enough for; satisfy

satur  (1), satisfy, fill

satyrus, -, m., a satyr, a sylvan divinity with animal traits (horns, horse’s tail, goat’s feet), an attendant of Bacchus

saucius, -a, -um, wounded, injured

* saxum, -, n., rock

scaena, -ae,f., stage, theater

scaenicus, -a, -um, of the stage or theater, dramatic, theatrical

Scaevola, -ae,m., the left-handed, the cognomen given to C. Mucius

scelertus, -a, -um, criminal, wicked, accursed

* scelus, -eris,n., crime, wickedness

* scientia, -ae,f., knowledge

sc-licet,adv., obviously, to be sure, of course; namely

scind, -ere, scid, scissum, cut, split

* sci, -re, scv, sctum, know, understand; know how

Scpi, -nis,m., a Roman cognomen; seeCornelius

scscitor, -r, -tus sum, seek to know, inquire

scopulus, -, m., crag, cliff

* scrba, -ae,m., secretary

* scrb, -ere, scrps, scrptum, write, compose; enroll (soldiers)

scrptum, -, n., a writing, treatise

scrptra, -ae,f., a writing, composition

sculptilis, -e, carved, sculptured

sctum, -, n., shield

s, reflex. pron.: seesu 

s-,inseparable prefix, apart, aside, without

s-cd, -ere, -cess, -cessum, go away, withdraw

s-crtus, -a, -um, remote, hidden, secret; scrtum, -, n., a secret

secundum,prep. + acc., following, after; according to

* secundus, -a, -um,lit. following; second, favorable; secund, as adv., secondly