revolver
overturn,
upset;
p.p.
topsy-turvy
rial
=
real
ricacho
m.
rich
guy
ricachona
f.
very
wealthy
woman
Ricardo
m.
Richard
rico,
-a
rich
ridiculez
f.
folly;
mortification
ridículo, -a ridiculous; n.m. ridicule, ridiculous plight
riesgo
m.
risk
rígido,
-a
rigid
rigor
m.
severity,
strictness
riqueza
f.
riches
riquísimo,
-a
very
rich,
splendid
risa
f.
laughter;
humor
ristra
f.
string
( of
onions,
etc. )
risueño,
-a
smiling
ritual
m.
ritual;
libro de —— prayer book, book of services
robar
steal,
rob,
deprive
of
robustez
f.
vigor
roca
f.
rock
rodar
roll
rodear
surround,
encircle
rodilla
f.
knee;
de
—s
kneeling
rogar
ask,
request,
plead
rojo,
-a
red
Roldán
m.
Roland
romería f. pilgrimage ( to a country shrine; hence) picnic,
festivity
romper
break,
tear;
——
a
hablar
begin
to
speak
rompimiento
m.
break,
breaking
off
ropa
f.
( also
pl. )
clothes
ropita f. II, 236 the little clothes you had roquero,
-a
rocky,
built
on
a
rock
rosario
m.
rosary;
rezar
el
——
tell
one's
beads
rosbif
m.
roast
beef
rostro
m.
face
roto
p.p.
of
romper
rudo,
-a
rude,
hard
Rue de Rivoli ( French) Rivoli Street ( in Paris, containing
many
famous
shops)
ruido
m.
noise,
racket
ruina
f.
ruin
ruinoso,
-a
ruinous
rumbo
m.
course
rumor
m.
sound,
noise,
report
Rusia
f.
Russia
ruso,
-a
Russian
rústico,
-a
rustic,
rural
S
saber know, know how; learn ( especially in the preterite
tense);
¿qué
sé
yo?
how
do
I
know?
no
sé
qué
some
...
or
other
sabiduría
f.
wisdom
sacar draw out, take out, extract; draw on, find out, discover;
get
saco
m.
sack,
bag
sacrificar
sacrifice
sacrificio
m.
sacrifice
sacristán
m.
sacristan,
sexton
sagrado,
-a
sacred
sala
f.
parlor,
hall,
room
salado,
-a
witty,
bright
saldo
m.
balance,
settlement
saleroso,
-a
bright,
witty
salir come out, issue, go out, get out, go away; enter ( in stage directions); rise ( of the sun); occur;
—se con la suya get one's own way
salón
m.
room,
parlor,
large
hall
salpicar
splash,
dot
saltar
jump,
jump
over,
start,
skip
salud
f.
health;
salvation
saludable
salutary
saludar
greet;
bow
to,
salute
saludo
m.
greeting
salvación
f.
salvation
salvador,
-ra
saving
salvar
save
salvo
except;
poner
a
——
safeguard,
preserve
sanción
f.
sanction,
confirmation
Sanfelices
Sanfelices
sangre
f.
blood;
race
sano,
-a
healthy;
whole
San
Petersburgo
Petrograd
Santamar not an actual Spanish place-name santificar
sanctify
santiguarse
cross
oneself
santísimo,
-a
most
holy
santo,
-a,
san,
saint,
holy,
blessed;
n.m.
saint
santuario
m.
sanctuary
sartén
f.
frying
pan
sastre
m.
tailor
satisfacción
f.
satisfaction;
payment
satisfacer
( p.p.
satisfecho)
satisfy
sátrapa m. satrap ( governor of a province among the
ancientPersians)
se himself, herself, etc. ( both accusative and dative); replaces any third person object pronoun before
another
secar
dry
seco,
-a
dry
secretear
speak
in
private,
whisper
secreto,
-a
secret;
n.m.
secret
secuestrar
kidnap,
keep
in
confinement
secular
centuries
old
seda
f.
silk
sedación
f.
calm,
lull
seguida
f. :
en
——
at
once
seguir follow, continue; p.p. in succession según according to; as; according as; that depends segundo,
-a
second;
latter
seguramente
surely
seguridad
f.
certainty,
safety
seguro,
-a
sure,
safe,
certain;
—o,
de
—o
certainly,
without
fail
seiscientos,
-as
six
hundred
selecto,
-a
choice
sellar
seal
semana
f.
week
semblante
m.
face,
appearance
semejante
similar,
such,
such
a
semejanza
f.
resemblance
sencillez
f.
simplicity
sencillo,
-a
simple
sendero
m.
path
seno
m.
bosom
sentar
seat;
benefit;
fix,
plant;
—se
sit
down;
—— la cabeza be sensible, settle down;
—— la mano make felt the weight of one's
displeasure
sentido
m.
sense;
——
común
common
sense
sentimiento
m.
sentiment
sentir
feel;
hear;
regret,
be
sorry
for
seña
f.
sign
señal
f.
sign
señalar
mark;
point
to
señor
m.
sir,
master,
Mr.,
gentleman
señora f. lady, mistress; wife; Mrs., Madam señorío
m.
nobility,
upper
class
señorita
f.
young
lady,
miss
señorito
m.
young
gentleman
separación
f.
separation
separar
separate,
keep
distinct;
—se
depart,
leave
septiembre
m.
September
ser
be;
——
de
belong
to;
érase
there
was
once
ser
m.
being
serenar
calm
serenidad
calmness
sereno,
-a
calm,
cool-headed
serie
f.
series
sermón
m.
sermon
sermoneo
m.
sermonizing
servicio
m.
service
servidor
m.
servant
servil
servile
servilismo
m.
servility
servir serve, be used, be of use, be fit;
para
—— a V. S. at your service;
—se
be
kind
enough
to
sesenta
sixty
severidad
f.
severity
severo,
-a
severe
si
if,
whether;
indeed,
of
course,
why;
por
——
to
see
whether;
in
case
sí
yes,
indeed;
decir que —— consent to marry; pron. himself, herself,
itself,
themselves
siempre
always,
ever;
—— que each time that, whenever; provided that sierra
f.
mountain
range
siglo
m.
century
significar
signify,
mean
signo
m.
sign
siguiente
following,
next
silencio
m.
silence
silencioso,
-a
silent,
mute
Silesia
f.
a
<