SERRADOR. _Span._ and _Port._ A sawyer. Although according to some authorities this was the real name of the person mentioned in i. 138, 233, it seems that he was really a sawyer, by name José Miralles, born in Valencia, on the borders of Aragon. He served under _El Fraile_ (The Friar), a Guerilla chief in the Napoleonic wars, and was rather the rival than the lieutenant of Cabrera, who imprisoned him, on which occasion he broke both his legs in a vain attempt to escape. He subsequently took part in the rising at Maeztrazgo, in 1844, and died in the campaign of that year, while serving under General Villalonga. SERRANIA. _Span._ and _Port._ District or country of _sierras_, or mountain ridges. SERVIL. _Span._ and _Port._ Servile. Applied, as a substantive, as a party nickname to the Royalists on the outbreak of the first civil war in 1820. SESÓ (fem. SESÍ, plur. SESÉ, also = Spain). _Rom._ A Spaniard. In Spanish the word signifies “brain,” P. ii. 249. SHAITÁN. _Arab._ Satan, the devil. SHEE. _Arab._ Thing. SHEKEL. _Hebr._ A Hebrew coin of uncertain value. The word itself means merely “a weight.” SHEM. _Hebr._ Name. SHEM HAMPHORASH. _Hebr._ The separated, reserved, or special Name, i.e. _Yahweh_. Always transliterated _Adonai_. Lord (a word which itself, perhaps, contains the Span. _Don_), whence Κύριος, _Dominus_, and the LORD, have found their way into translations of the Old Testament. Our English “Jehovah” contains the forbidden consonants of _Yahweh_ and the vowel points of _Adonai_. SHEREEF. _Arab._ Noble. SHILLAM EIDRI. Apparently meant for _lashon ivri_ = the Hebrew tongue. SHOOB. Borrovian for the Russian _shuba_, a fur cloak or pelisse. The word has made its way into Eng. Rom. as _shooba_, a gown. SHRIT. Apparently for the Arabic _ishtari_ = buy. SIBAT. _Arab._ Slippers. More correctly, _sabbāt_. SIDI. _Arab._ My lord. More usually written _Said_ or _Sayyid_, the same as the more familiar Cid. The fem. _Sitti_ = my lady, is familiar to every lady who has visited North Africa. SIERRAS. _Span._ Lit. saws; applied to mountain ranges, from their serrated outline. SIESTA. _Span._ Lat. _sexta_ (_hora_), noon. Noontide or afternoon sleep. _Sext_ is one of the canonical hours of the Catholic Church. SIETE. _Span._ Seven. SIGLO. _Span._ Century, age. SIGNOR, SIGNORE. _Ital._ Sir. SIN. _Span._ Without. SINAH. See DAR. SINAR. _Rom._ To be. _Sin_, he is; _sinava_, I was. P. ii. 250; Pp. 255; M. vii. 66. SŌC. _Arab._ A market. More correctly, _sūḳ_. _Soc de barra_ = outer market. SOCIEDAD. _Span._ Society. SOGA. _Span._ A rope; a well-rope; a halter for beasts; the halter for hanging a man. SOLABARRI. _Rom._ Bridle. P. ii. 239; Pp. 487; M. viii. 69. SOMBRERO. _Span._ A hat; that which gives _sombra_, or shade. SON. _Span._ They are; from _ser_. SONACAI. _Rom._ Gold. P. ii. 227; Pp. 481; M. viii. 68.