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séneçon du Cap: narrow-leaved ragwort (Senecio inaequidens)
séneçon jacobée: common ragwort (Jacobaea vulgaris)
sénile: senile
sénilement: senilely
sénilité: senility
sénonien: Senonian
sénoufo: Senufo
séné: senna
séné bâtard: synonym of baguenaudier (“bladder senna”) (Colutea arborescens); synonym of coronille des jardins (“scorpion senna”) (Hippocrepis emerus)
séné d'Europe: synonym of baguenaudier (“bladder senna”) (Colutea arborescens)
séné sauvage: synonym of baguenaudier (“bladder senna”) (Colutea arborescens)
séné vésiculeux: synonym of baguenaudier (“bladder senna”) (Colutea arborescens)
sénéchal: seneschal; guardian; protector
sénéchaussée: a seneschalty: a district governed by a seneschal, particularly; a seneschalty: a district governed by a seneschal; the capital of a seneschalty; the seat of a seneschal; the royal court headed by a seneschal
sénégalais: Senegalese
sénégine: senegin
sépale: sepal
sépaloïde: sepaloid
séparabilité: separability
séparable: separable
séparateur: separator
séparatif: separative
séparation: separation
séparation des pouvoirs: separation of powers
séparatisme: separatism
séparatiste: separatist
séparatiste: separatist
séparatoire: separator, separating funnel
séparer: to separate; to split up, to cause to come apart
séparer le bon grain de l'ivraie: to separate the wheat from the chaff
séparément: separately
sépia: sepia
sépia: sepia
sépiolite: sepiolite
sépulcral: sepulchral
sépulcre: sepulchre (burial chamber)
sépulture: sepulture
séquanien: Relating to the Seine; Sequanian
séquelle: suite, retinue, following (group of followers); sequela; after-effect, consequence, legacy
séquence: sequence (set of things in a set order)
séquence principale: main sequence
séquencer: to sequence
séquenceur: sequencer (all forms)
séquencé: sequenced
séquentiel: sequential
séquentiellement: sequentially
séquençage: sequencing
séquestration: sequestration; false imprisonment
séquestre: escrow
séquestrer: to sequester, to store away; to detain, to confine (often against one's will)
séquoia: sequoia
sérac: a kind of cheese; a serac, a sharp tower of ice formed by intersecting crevasses of a glacier
sérail: seraglio; innermost circle, entourage
séran: hackle (tool used to card hemp)
sérancer: to hackle (card hemp)
sérandite: serandite
séraphin: seraph
séraphin: miser, scrooge
séraphin: miserly, avaricious, usurious, mean
séraphique: seraphic