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

silns,gen. -entis, silent, still

* silentium, -, n., silence

Slnus, -, m., oldest of the satyrs and tutor and attendant of Bacchus

siliqua, -ae,f., husk, pod

silva, -ae,f., forest

silvnus, -a, -um, of the woods, sylvan (ML)

* similis, -e, like, similar (+ gen. or dat.); compar., similior; superl. simillimus

similiter,adv., similarly, likewise

* similitd, -inis,f., likeness, resemblance; comparison, simile; parable (EL)

simplex,gen. -icis, plain, simple, sincere

* simul,adv., at the same time, along with; simulatque, as soon as

* simulcrum, -, m., image, portrait, statue; phantom, shade

simulti, -nis,f., false show, pretence, hypocrisy

simultus, -a, -um (simul), feigned, pretended

simul  (1), feign, pretend

* sn,conj., but if

sincrus, -a, -um, unadulterated, whole; candid, sincere, genuine

* sine,prep + abl., without

* singul, -ae, -a,distributive pl., one each, one at a time; single, individual

sinister, -tra, -trum, left, on the left hand; awkward, wrong, perverse

* sin, -ere, sv, situm, allow, permit

Sinuessnus, -a, -um, of Sinuessa, a town in Latium

sinus, -s,m., fold; bay, gulf; fold (in a garment) = pocket, lap, bosom

squidem,conj., if indeed; since, inasmuch as

* sist, -ere, stit, statum, set up, stop, check

Ssyphus, -, m., wicked king of Corinth condemned in Tartarus to roll a boulder eternally uphill

sitins,gen. -entis, thirsty

sitis, -is,f., thirst

situs, -a, -um,perf. partic. ofsino, placed, situated; situs esse in + abl., to rest or depend on

* s-ve (or seu), conj., or if; sve…sve, if…or if, whether…or

socer, -er, m., father-in-law

* societs, -ttis,f., fellowship, association; alliance, society, union

soci  (1), unite, join, associate

* socius, -, m., ally, partner, associate

Scrats, -is,m., famous Athenian philosopher of the 5th cent. B.C.

* sl, slis,m., sun

* slcium, -, n., consolation, solace

solea, -ae,f., sandal

* sole, -re, solitus sum, be accustomed

solidus, -a, -um, firm, solid, complete