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

secris, -is,f., ax

s-crits, -ttis,f., freedom from care, confidence; safety, security

s-crus, -a, -um, free from care, safe, secure

secus,adv., otherwise; prep. + acc. (ante-class. and late Lat.) along, near, beside

* sed,conj., but

sdti, -nis,f., an allaying, soothing; see (EL, official seat of a bishop or other church official)

* sede, -re, sd, sessum, sit

* sds, -is,f., seat, abode, home, place

sd-iti, -nis,f., lit. a going apart; dissension, quarrel

sd-itisus, -a, -um, turbulent, rebellious, quarrelsome

sd  (1), settle, soothe, check, stop

sdul, adv., earnestly; purposely, designedly

sgnis, -e, slow, sluggish

sgniter,adv., sluggishly, slowly

s-greg  (1), separate, set apart

s-iung, -ere, -inx, -inctum, separate

semel,adv., once

smen, -inis,n., seed

Semramis, -idis,f., wife of Ninus, king of Assyria

smi-vvus, -a, -um, half alive = half dead

* semper,adv., always

sempiternus, -a, -um, everlasting, eternal

sentor, -ris,m., senator

* sentus, -s,m., senate

senects, -ttis,f., old age

senex, senis,m. lf. adj. or noun, old or an old man (woman); compar. senior, -ris, m., older, elderly or an elderly man (between 45 and 60 years of age)

senlis, -e, of an old man, old man’s

senior:compar. ofsenex

snsus, -s,m., feeling, sensation, understanding, opinion, meaning

* sententia, -ae,f., thought, opinion; vote

* senti, -re, sns, snsum, feel, think, perceive

spartim,adv., separately, apart

s-par  (1), separate

sepeli, -re, -v, sepultum, bury

septem,indecl., seven

September,gen. -bris,adj., belonging to September, of September; September (sc. mnsis), -bris, m., September

septem-decim = septendecim

septnrium, -, n., that which consists of seven = the seven gifts of the Spirit (seeVeni Sancte Spiritus)

septen-decim,indecl., seventeen

septis,adv., seven times