s. meaning in English
| Spanish | English |
|---|---|
| saber latín adjective | sly as a fox(very sly) |
| saber más que los ratones colorados adjective | sly as a fox(very sly) |
| saber mucha gramática parda verb | have been aroundverb |
| saber popular noun {m} | common knowledge(that which is known by most people) lorenoun |
| sabermetríca noun {f} | sabermetrics(analysis of baseball, especially via its statistics) |
| sabes | y'know(short for you know) |
| sabes interjection | you know(expression signifying a pause or hesitation) |
| sabes qué phrase | you know what(used to get attention) |
| sabí | dunno(do (does) not know) |
| sabiamente adverb | knowinglyadverb wisely(in a wise manner) |
| sabiduría noun {f} | knowledge [knowledges]noun scholarship [scholarships](knowledge) wisdom [wisdoms](element of personal character) |
| sabiduría noun {m} | lore(all the facts and traditions about a particular subject) |
| sabiduría popular noun {f} | conventional wisdom(a belief that is widely accepted) |
| sabina noun {f} | savin(Juniperus sabina) |
| sabino noun {m} | roan [roans](animal) |
| sabio adjective | enlightened(exceedingly wise) knowledgeable(having knowledge, especially of a particular subject) sage(wise) savvy [savvier, savviest](well-informed and perceptive) wise [wiser, wisest](showing good judgement) |
| sabio noun {m} | sage [sages](wise person) scholar [scholars](specialist in a particular branch of knowledge) wise man [wise men]noun |
| sabiola noun {f} | head [heads](part of the body) |
| sabiondo adjective | opinionated(obstinately holding to one's opinion) |
| sabiondo noun {m} | know-it-all [know-it-alls](someone who obnoxiously claims to be knowledgeable on a subject) |
| sablazo noun {f} | scrounging(the act of one who scrounge) |
| sablazo noun {m} | rip-off(unfair price or rate) |
| sable noun | sable [sables](heraldic colour) |
| sable adjective | sable(of black colour on a coat of arms) |
| sable noun {m} | cock [cocks]noun cutlass(a short sword with a curved blade) sabre [sabres](light sword, sharp along the front edge, part of the back edge, and at the point) |
| sable de luz noun {m} | lightsaber(a fictional type of sword) |
| sable láser noun {m} | lightsaber(a fictional type of sword) |
| sablear verb | rip off((idiom) to steal, cheat or swindle) |
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