secular
 adjective
 secular
EN Ask me rather would I suffer others to rob me, or if they did, would I call down upon them what I believe is called the chastisement of the secular arm?
GL Preferiría que me preguntases se aturaría que outros me roubasen ou, en tal caso, se chamaría sobre eles o que coido se denomina o castigo do brazo secular.
 Fonte: RET (5004)
profano
EN However, as your present mood seems to be one peculiarly secular, I will return to the church at once.
GL Nembargantes, como a súa disposición de ánimo neste intre paréceme peculiarmente profana, volverei á igrexa inmediatamente.
Fonte: ERN (1927)
laico
EN During the Enlightenment, a secular or scientific theory of race moved the subject away from the Bible's teachings, with their insistence on the essential unity of the human race.
GL No Século das Luces, as teorías laicas ou científicas sobre a raza substituíron a influencia da Biblia e a súa visión da unidade esencial da raza humana.
Fonte: C05 (190)
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secretary, secretive, secretively, secretly, sect, sectarian, sectarianism, section, sector, secular, secularism, secularist, secure, securely, securities, security, sedative, sedentary, sediment