S
sabe :
he / she knowssacerdote :
priestsacrificados :
selflesssal :
saltsalir :
to go outsalvación :
salvationsalvado :
savedsalvajes :
savage, wildsana :
healthysangre :
bloodsans adieu :
phrase in frenchSantiago :
the author published his Excursion in daily columns of a Buenos Aires newspaper, La Tribuna, under the form of letters to a friend called Santiago.Sarmiento :
President of Argentina with a strong personality.sazón :
a la sazón: at that time (only used in literature)se :
him / her / it / them / himself / herself / itself / themselves. Ya se lo dije: I already told him. When added to the end of a verb (traerse: to bring for yourself) means to oneself, for oneself , or by oneself.sea :
Present subjunctive of verb to be. Sea por: it could be because.secreto :
secretsed :
thirstseguido :
followedsegundo :
secondsemblantes :
expression of their facessemejante :
similar, fellow mensentí :
I feltsepa :
to be knownser :
to beservicios :
servicesserás :
you will besería :
he / she would beserían :
they would besetenta y dos :
seventy twosi :
ifsido :
beensiendo :
beingsierra :
hill, small mountainssigilo :
stealthsiguiente :
followingsilenciosos :
silentsilvestres :
wildsimpatía :
por simpatía: because of being fond of somebodysin :
withoutsino :
butsobre :
oversociales :
socialsol :
sunsoldado :
soldiersólido :
solidsolo :
alonesólo :
onlysomos :
we areson :
they aresorprendido :
surprisedsoy :
I amsu :
hissubirlos :
to put them upsuceder :
to happensucederme :
to happen to mesucedido :
happenedsucedió :
it happenedsusceptible :
capablesuele :
suele ser: it usually issuelo :
groundsuerte :
lacksufren :
they suffersujetar :
to holdsupongo :
I supposesupuesto :
supposed. Por supuesto: of coursesur :
southsus :
your