sacré, sacred, holy. sage, wise. sagesse, f., wisdom. saint, holy, pious; m., saint. sais, _indic. of_ savoir; un je ne -- quel trouble, a nameless fear (_lit. an I-know-not-what agitation). saisissement, m., fright, terror. salaire, m., reward. salon, m., drawing-room, hall. salut, m., safety, welfare. salutaire, helpful, saving. sanctifier, to sanctify. sang, m., blood, race. sanglant, bloodthirsty. sanglot, m., sob. sanguinaire, bloodthirsty. sans, without, but for. sauvage, savage, wild. sauver, to save, save life. savant, learned. savoir, to know, know how to, succeed in. sceau, m., seal. scène, f., scene. sceptre, m., scepter. Scythe, m., Scythian. second, second, other, seconder, to second, support, back. secourir, to succour, rescue. secours, m., succour, help, aid. secr-et, -ète, secret. seditieux, seditious, mutinous. seigneur, m., Lord. sein, m., bosom, depths. sejour, m., abode, dwelling-place. sembler, to seem. semence, f; seed. semer, to sow. sentiment, m., feeling, opinion, view. sentir, to feel. séparé, apart, removed. séparer, to separate. sépulture, f., burial. serein, serene, cloudless, mild, favorable. service, m., service (_rendered_). servile, slavish. servir, to be a slave, serve, be of use; -- de, to serve as a, be a; que sert? what is the use? servitude, f; slavery. seul, alone. seulement, only, just. sévère, severe, stem. sexe, m., sex, si, so, if, whether, siècle, m., century, age. signaler, to memorize, make famous. signer, to sign. simple, simple, mere; --s enfants, little children. sincère, sincere, faithful. Sion, Zion. sitôt, so soon, so quickly. soeur, f., sister. soin, m., care, pains; --s, attentions; avoir -- de, to be sure to. soleil, m., sun. solennel, solemn. solennité, f., solemn feast. solitaire, solitary, in solitude. sombre, dark, gloomy. sommeil, m., sleep. sommeiller, to sleep. son, m., sound. son, sa, ses, his, her, its. songe, m., dream. songer à, to think of. sort, m., fate. sortir, to go out, come (_on the stage_). soudain, sudden, suddenly. souffle, m., breath. souffler, to blow, breathe. souffrir, to suffer, allow. souhaiter, to wish. soulager, to relieve, lighten, soumis, (_past part. of_ soumettre), submissive, obedient. soupçonner, to suspect. soupir, m., sigh. soupirer, to sigh, sigh over, deplore. sourd, deaf. sous, under, beneath. soutenir, to hold up, support, maintain; withstand, stand. soutien, m., support, supporter. souvenir (se), to remember. souvent, often. souverain, sovereign. spectacle, m., show, spectacle, display. splendent, f., splendor. subtil, subtle, keen; trop --, over-nice, over-ingenious, succès, m., success, result. suffire, to suffice, be enough. suffrage, m., claim to preference. suite, f., escort; de la -- de, in attendance upon, in waiting upon.