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

septimus, -a, -um, seventh

septingent, -ae, -a, seven hundred

sepulcrum, -, n., grave, tomb

sepultra, -ae,f., burial

sequestr  (1), separate (late Lat.)

* sequor, -, sectus sum, follow

* serm, -nis,m., conversation, talk

sr, adv. ofsrus, late, too late; compar. srius; superl. srissim 

serpns, -entis,m.lf., snake

serp, -ere, -ps, crawl, creep, spread

srus, -a, -um, late, belated

servlis, -e, of a slave, servile

* servi  (4), be a slave, serve

servitium, -, n., slavery, servitude; slaves

servits, -ttis,f., slavery, servitude, subjection

* serv  (1), save, preserve

servulus, -, m., young slave

* servus, -, m., slave, servant

sescent, -ae, -a, six hundred; often simply an indefinitely large number, as we use 1000

sstertium, -, n., a thousand sesterces

* seu = sve

sevrits, -ttis,f., severity, sternness

sex,indecl., six

sexgsimus, -a, -um, sixtieth

sexis,adv., six times

sexus, -s,m., sex

* s, conj., if, in case; whether; quod s, but if

Sibylla, -ae,f., a Sibyl, prophetic priestess of Apollo

* sc,adv., so, thus

sicc  (1), to dry

siccus, -a, -um, dry

Sicilia, -ae,f., Sicily

Siculus, -a, -um, Sicilian; Siculus, -, m., a Sicilian

* sc-ut (or -ut ), just as

sdus, -eris,n., constellation, star

sigill  (1), to seal (ML)

significti, -nis,f., sign, token

signific  (1), indicate, make known; mean, signify

* sign  (1), to seal

* signum, -, n., sign, signal, standard (banner); seal; statue