[b][size=100%] DIXONAR [/size][/b] [b][size=105%] NEO – ANGLAL [/size][/b] [b][size=110%] [[:en:neo:adn:dict:neo-en:txt:s:s|S]] [/size][/b] | [b]sa[/b] | his, her, one's | | [b]Sab; –a, –e[/b] | Saturday [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i], [i]adv.[/i] | | [b]sabir; –e; –i[/b] | pidgin, jargon; in –; to talk – | | [b]sablel[/b] | ([i]cook.[/i]) shortbread | | [b]sablit; –a[/b] | ([i]med.[/i])gravel; –elly | | [b]sablo; –i[/b] | sand; to – | | [b]sablobenko[/b] | bar (of sand) | | [b]sabloco[/b] | (of pebble) gravel | | [b]sabordi; –o[/b] | to scuttle; –ing [i]n[/i] | | [b]sabot; –i[/b] | sabotage; to – | | [b]sabro; –i[/b] | sabre, sword; to sabre; [i][b]–gluter[/b][/i] sword-swallower | | [b]sacerdot; –a[/b] | priest; –ly, sacerdotal | | [b]sadika; –dismo[/b] | sadist(ic); –dism | | [b]saelte[/b] | on his side; on one's side; from – – | | [b]safir[/b] | sapphire | | [b]safran[/b] | saffron | | [b]saga; –o; –i[/b] | wise; wisdom; to behave wisely | | [b]sagusta; –e[/b] | of his (own) taste [i]a[/i]; [i]adv.[/i] | | [b]sagvir; –eyo[/b] | conciliation board member; conciliation board | | [b]sak; –et[/b] | bag, sack; small bag | | [b]sakajo; –i[/b] | plundering [i]n[/i]; to plunder | | [b]sakarin[/b] | saccharin | | [b]sakflut[/b] | bagpipe | | [b]sakra; –i; –at[/b] | sacred, holy; to consecrate; –ed | | [b]sakrado[/b] | consecration | | [b]Sakrakor[/b] | Sacred Heart | | [b]sakrament[/b] | sacrament | | [b]sakrardor[/b] | ardour, inner – | | [b]sakraro; –arer; –arin[/b] | sacristy; sacristan; sacristine | | [b]sakri[/b] | to consecrate | | [b]sakrif; –i[/b] | sacrifice; to – | | [b]sakrilego; –a[/b] | sacrilege; –ious | | [b]sal; –a[/b] | salt; –ed | | [b]sala, salema[/b] | salty | | [b]salad; –uyo[/b] | salad; – bowl | | [b]salaqo[/b] | salted water, sea-water | | [b]salar(yo)[/b] | salary, wages; [b]–un[/b] salaried man; [b]–in[/b] – woman | | [b]salbo; –i; –a[/b] | ([i]arch.[/i]) projection; to project, to stand out; projecting | | [b]saldo; –i[/b] | remnant, clearance; to sell off | | [b]saldos[/b] | remnants sale | | [b]salgusta[/b] | brackish | | [b]sali; –inil[/b] | to salt; salt-cellar | | [b]saliv; –a[/b] | saliva; –ary | | [b]salko[/b] | willow | | [b]salkrauto[/b] | sauerkraut | | [b]salmigon[/b] | salmagundi, ragout, hotchpotch | | [b]salmon[/b] | salmon | | [b]salmur[/b] | pickling brine | | [b]salon[/b] | room, drawing-room | | [b]salonel[/b] | boudoir | | [b]saloza[/b] | salty, briny | | [b]salsico[/b] | sausage | | [b]salsinil[/b] | sauce-boat | | [b]salso; –il[/b] | sauce; – spoon | | [b]saltel; –i[/b] | ([i]cook.[/i]) saute; to toss, to fry | | [b]salten[/b] | sudden change of humour | | [b]salteti[/b] | to hop, to skip | | [b]salto; –i[/b] | jump; to – | | [b]saltul; –i[/b] | ricochet, rebound; to – | | [b]salubraeso[/b] | salubrious; –ity | | [b]salum; –io; –er[/b] | pork-meat; drysaltery, pork-butcher's shop; drysalter, pork-butcher | | [b]salut; –i[/b] | greeting; to greet | | [b]salvo- a; –i[/b] | safety; safe; to save | | [b]salvobelt[/b] | life-belt | | [b]salvobuo[/b] | life-buoy | | [b]salvoscaf[/b] | lifeboat | | [b]salvyo[/b] | ([i]bot.[/i]) sage | | [b]sam-mode[/b] | in the same way | | [b]sam; –a[/b] | same [i]a[/i] | | [b]samaja[/b] | of the same age [i]a[/i] | | [b]samane[/b] | with, from his own hand | | [b]samaspa[/b] | looking likewise [i]a[/i] | | [b]sambel[/b] | elder-tree | | [b]samcentra[/b] | concentric | | [b]same[/b] | likewise | | [b]sameleste[/b] | the best he can [i]adv.[/i] | | [b]samelta; –e[/b] | of the same side; on the – | | [b]samidean; –ealist[/b] | co-idealist | | [b]samjena[/b] | of the same sort (nature) | | [b]samklasa[/b] | of the same class | | [b]samkolora[/b] | of the same colour | | [b]samkoryere[/b] | by the same mail | | [b]samlandan[/b] | countryman, fellow – | | [b]samnasyona[/b] | of the same nationality | | [b]samode[/b] | in his own way | | [b]samopini[/b] | to be of the same opinion | | [b]samorda[/b] | of the same order | | [b]samoriga[/b] | of same origin | | [b]sampeza[/b] | of the same weight | | [b]samplo[/b] | sample | | [b]sampresye[/b] | at the same price | | [b]samrasa[/b] | of the same race | | [b]samriliga; –an[/b] | coreligionist [i]a[/i], [i]n[/i] | | [b]samsanga; –eso[/b] | consanguineous; –nity | | [b]samsorta[/b] | of the same sort | | [b]samspeca[/b] | of the same nature | | [b]samtempa; –e[/b] | of the same time; in the – – | | [b]samtipa[/b] | of the same type | | [b]samurba; –an[/b] | of the same city; fellow-citizen | | [b]samye[/b] | in the same place | | [b]samyes[/b] | the same time | | [b]san[/b] | health ([i]also[/i]: Holy, [i]abr.[/i] of "santa") | | [b]san-aspa[/b] | looking healthy | | [b]sana; –ala[/b] | healthy; sanitary | | [b]sanaparel[/b] | sanitary object, –instrument | | [b]sanaro; sanatoryum[/b] | sanatorium | | [b]sanazo[/b] | recovery | | [b]sandal[/b] | ([i]shoe[/i]) sandal | | [b]sandwic[/b] | sandwich | | [b]sang(o); –a[/b] | blood [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i] | | [b]sangado; –i[/b] | ([i]med.[/i]) blood-letting, bleeding; to bleed | | [b]sangema; sangoza[/b] | sanguineous, bloody; sanguinary, bloody | | [b]sanglot; –i[/b] | sob; to – | | [b]sangofluo[/b] | bloodshed | | [b]sangopren[/b] | blood-taking | | [b]sangtransfuzo[/b] | blood-transfusion | | [b]sangvasel[/b] | ([i]anat.[/i]) blood-vessel | | [b]sani[/b] | to heal; to recover | | [b]sanigo; –i; –a[/b] | convalescence; to convalesce; –ent | | [b]Sanpatro[/b] | the Holy Father, the Pope | | [b]Sansakrament[/b] | Holy Sacrament | | [b]Sansanto[/b] | the Holy of Holies | | [b]sansasyon; –a[/b] | sensation; –al | | [b]Sansid; –a[/b] | Holy See; of the – – | | [b]Sanskribos; –ba[/b] | Scriptures, Holy Writ; of the – | | [b]Sanskrit; –a[/b] | Sanskrit, –ic | | [b]sanso; –i[/b] | sanction; to – | | [b]Sanspirto[/b] | Holy Ghost | | [b]sansuk[/b] | leech | | [b]santa[/b] | holy | | [b]santaro, santuyo[/b] | sanctuary | | [b]santin[/b] | holy woman | | [b]santo; –eso[/b] | holy man; holiness | | [b]santoca[/b] | smooth hypocrite | | [b]Sanvek[/b] | Holy Week | | [b]Sanvenso[/b] | Good Friday | | [b]sap(o); –i[/b] | knowledge, learning; to know | | [b]sapon; –i[/b] | soap; to – | | [b]sapor; –a[/b] | savour; tasty | | [b]sapori; –orayo[/b] | to savour, to enjoy; delicacy, dainty, tit-bit, daintiness | | [b]saprico![/b] | Gosh!, by Jove! | | [b]sar[/b] | [i]v[/i] present of [i][b]si[/b][/i], to be | | [b]sarden[/b] | sardine | | [b]sardona[/b] | sardonic | | [b]sargo; –ado[/b] | coffin; to – (a corpse) | | [b]sarkasmo; –a[/b] | sarcasm; –astic | | [b]sarkli; –o[/b] | to hoe, to weed out; weeding [i]n[/i] | | [b]sarkofago[/b] | sarcophagus | | [b]sarkom[/b] | ([i]med.[/i]) sarcoma | | [b]sarment[/b] | bine; vine-shoot | | [b]sarno; –a[/b] | hinge; –ed | | [b]sarta; –o; –eso; –i[/b] | tender; –ness; to make (to become) tender | | [b]sarteli, sartoli[/b] | to fondle, to coddle, to pet | | [b]sas[/b] | one's [i]pronoun[/i], [i]plur.[/i] | | [b]sat[/b] | [i]v[/i] been, participle of [i][b]si[/b][/i], to be | | [b]sata; –o; –i[/b] | sated; satiety, surfeit, repletion; to sate, to satisfy | | [b]saten; –a[/b] | satin; –y | | [b]satir; –a[/b] | satire; –ic(al) | | [b]satiryo[/b] | satyr | | [b]satisfo; –a; –i; –at[/b] | satisfaction; –factory; to –ify; –ied | | [b]satura; –eso[/b] | saturated; –ation | | [b]saturne[/b] | in his turn | | [b]savat; –er[/b] | shoe; shoemaker | | [b]savatist[/b] | bootmaker | | [b]savole[/b] | at one's own free will, spontaneously | | [b]se[/b] | oneself ([i]compl.[/i]) | | [b]sebo; –a[/b] | tallow; fat, sebaceous | | [b]secedo[/b] | secession | | [b]sedisyon[/b] | sedition | | [b]sedo; –i; –ifa[/b] | calm; appeasement, to calm, to appease; sedative | | [b]seduk; –i[/b] | seduction; to seduce | | [b]sef; –a; –i[/b] | thirst; –y; to be –y | | [b]seglo; –pan[/b] | rye; – bread | | [b]segment[/b] | segment | | [b]segnal; –i[/b] | signal; to –, to notify | | [b]segnaltrupaso; –i[/b] | ([i]mot.[/i]) signal-overrunning; to overrun a signal | | [b]segnel[/b] | badge, mark | | [b]segnifa[/b] | significant | | [b]segno; –i[/b] | sign, mark; to mark | | [b]segnoza[/b] | noteworthy, resounding | | [b]sego[/b] | pail, bucket | | [b]segrego; –i[/b] | segregation; to –ate | | [b]sek; –a; –i[/b] | dry; to – | | [b]sekant[/b] | secant [i]n[/i] | | [b]seklala[/b] | ([i]eccles.[/i]) secular | | [b]seklo; –a[/b] | century; secular, centuries old | | [b]seko; –al[/b] | dryness; drought | | [b]sekonda; –i[/b] | second [i]n[/i]; to help, to support, to back up | | [b]sekra; –o[/b] | secret [i]a[/i]; [i]n[/i] | | [b]sekragent[/b] | secret agent | | [b]sekrel; –azo; –i[/b] | secretion; to secrete | | [b]sekrer; –in[/b] | secretary [i]m[/i]; [i]f[/i] | | [b]sekreso[/b] | secrecy | | [b]sekri[/b] | to keep secret | | [b]sekroyo[/b] | writing-desk, secretaire | | [b]sekto; –a; –ema[/b] | sect [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i]; sectarian | | [b]sektor[/b] | sector | | [b]sekur; –i; –er[/b] | insurance; to –ure; assurance, to –ure; –er | | [b]sekurbelt[/b] | life-belt, safety belt | | [b]sekuremo[/b] | self-assurance | | [b]sekureso[/b] | security | | [b]sekuril[/b] | security device | | [b]Sekurpolisyo; –prem[/b] | Insurance policy; –premium | | [b]seldo; –i[/b] | saddle; to – | | [b]selekto; –i[/b] | selection; to select | | [b]selen[/b] | selenium | | [b]self; –a[/b] | self pronoun; [i]a[/i] | | [b]selfamo[/b] | self-respect, pride | | [b]selfdefendo[/b] | self-defence | | [b]selfefat[/b] | self-made | | [b]selfpleka[/b] | self-explanatory | | [b]selko[/b] | pebble | | [b]selts; –aqo[/b] | soda; –water | | [b]selvaja; –un[/b] | wild; a – man | | [b]sem; –a[/b] | always; everlasting | | [b]semafor[/b] | semaphore, signal-station | | [b]semantik; –a[/b] | semantics, –tic | | [b]sembla; –o[/b] | resembling, alike; resemblance | | [b]seme[/b] | always, ever, for ever | | [b]semel[/b] | (shoe's) sole | | [b]semen; –i[/b] | seed; to sow | | [b]semenol[/b] | shoot, scion; offspring | | [b]semestro; –a[/b] | half-year; –ly | | [b]semeterna[/b] | sempiternal | | [b]semicirko; –a[/b] | semicircle; – circular | | [b]semideo[/b] | demi-god, demigod | | [b]semifinal; –ist[/b] | semi-final; –ist | | [b]semifrat[/b] | stepbrother | | [b]semilana[/b] | half-wool | | [b]semiligal[/b] | quarter-binding | | [b]semimal[/b] | small harm | | [b]semimezur[/b] | half-measure | | [b]semimondo; –a[/b] | demi-monde; [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i]; outskirts of the society | | [b]semimonte[/b] | half-way up the hill | | [b]semimorta[/b] | more dead than alive | | [b]seminar; –ye; –arist[/b] | seminary; at, to the –; –ist | | [b]semipensyon; –er[/b] | half-board, partial board; –er | | [b]semiplas[/b] | half-fare | | [b]semipresye[/b] | at half price [i]adv.[/i] | | [b]semiprop[/b] | joint property | | [b]semisor[/b] | stepsister | | [b]Semita[/b] | Semite, Semitic | | [b]semitemp; –a; –e[/b] | half-time [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i]; [i]adv.[/i] | | [b]semivege[/b] | half-way [i]adv.[/i] | | [b]semivoke[/b] | in a subdued voice, in an undertone | | [b]semivole[/b] | willy-nilly | | [b]semivorte[/b] | on the uptake; [i][b]kapi[/b][/i] – to take the hint | | [b]semol[/b] | semolina | | [b]semplorer[/b] | eternal weeper | | [b]semtempe[/b] | always, eternally, for ever | | [b]sen; –a[/b] | without; devoid, unprovided | | [b]senabriga[/b] | homeless, roofless | | [b]senaktiva; –eso[/b] | inactive; –ity | | [b]senalma[/b] | inanimate, lifeless | | [b]senarda; –o[/b] | sluggish; –ness; nonchalant; –ance | | [b]senarma[/b] | unarmed | | [b]senarta[/b] | artless, unskilful | | [b]senasta; –e; –o[/b] | hasteless; –ly; –ness | | [b]senatenso; –a[/b] | inattention; –tive | | [b]senato; –or[/b] | senate; –or | | [b]senava[/b] | unprovided | | [b]senbarma[/b] | pitiless | | [b]senbaza[/b] | baseless | | [b]senbildaro[/b] | waste ground | | [b]senblage[/b] | no kidding!; seriously, really | | [b]sencerebra, sencervela[/b] | hare-brained, madcap | | [b]senceremone[/b] | informally, unceremoniously | | [b]sencese[/b] | unceasingly | | [b]sendanga[/b] | not dangerous, harmless | | [b]sendenga[/b] | having no money [i]a[/i], impecunious | | [b]sendenta[/b] | toothless; edentate | | [b]sendo; –i[/b] | sending [i]n[/i]; to send | | [b]sendola[/b] | painless | | [b]sendoma[/b] | homeless | | [b]sendormo[/b] | sleeplessness | | [b]senduba; –e[/b] | unquestionable; no doubt | | [b]senduldo; –a[/b] | impatience; –ent | | [b]sendule[/b] | without delay | | [b]senecun[/b] | lazy-bones | | [b]seneduka[/b] | uneducated | | [b]senefekta; –eso[/b] | ineffective; –ness | | [b]seneltemo[/b] | impartiality | | [b]senempla[/b] | unemployed, jobless | | [b]senendo; –a; –e[/b] | infinite [i]n[/i]; infinite; –ly | | [b]seneqilibro; –a[/b] | want of balance; unbalanced | | [b]senereda[/b] | disinherited | | [b]senerfara[/b] | inexperienced | | [b]senexira; –xado[/b] | no exit, no way out [i]a[/i], dead end | | [b]senfale[/b] | certainly, without fail | | [b]senfleka[/b] | stainless, immaculate | | [b]Senflekkoncep[/b] | Immaculate Conception | | [b]senfolgo[/b] | no true bill, nonsuit, no ground for prosecution | | [b]senfonda[/b] | groundless | | [b]senfrena[/b] | unbridled, unrestrained | | [b]senfronta; –o[/b] | jaunty, cheeky, impudent; effrontery, barefacedness | | [b]senfruta[/b] | unfruitful | | [b]sengruna; –unda[/b] | without reason [i]a[/i] | | [b]seni[/b] | to lack of, to be without...; to be deprived of... | | [b]seninterompo[/b] | uninterruption | | [b]senior[/b] | senior | | [b]senkamba[/b] | unchanged | | [b]senkeda; –o[/b] | unquiet, restless; restlessness | | [b]senkeldube[/b] | without any doubt | | [b]senkelfale[/b] | undoubtedly, absolutely without fail, unfailingly | | [b]senkelfonda[/b] | without any ground, absolutely groundless | | [b]senkolora[/b] | colourless | | [b]senkondisa[/b] | unconditional | | [b]senkonfort; –a[/b] | uncomfortability; –table | | [b]senkonsho; –a[/b] | unconsciousness; unconscious | | [b]senkonsisto; –a[/b] | inconsistency, lack of consistence; lacking in – [i]a[/i] | | [b]senkontredice[/b] | unquestionably | | [b]senkora[/b] | heartless | | [b]senkredo; –a[/b] | unbelief; –ieving [i]a[/i] | | [b]senkulpo; –a[/b] | guiltlessness; guiltless | | [b]senlasa; –e[/b] | untiring; –ly | | [b]senletra[/b] | illiterate | | [b]senlimita[/b] | unlimited | | [b]senlukra; –oskop[/b] | non-profit; – – aim | | [b]senlukroskopsocado[/b] | non-profit association | | [b]sennuba; –e[/b] | cloudless [i]a[/i], [i]adv.[/i] | | [b]sennuma[/b] | innumerable, numberless | | [b]senodora[/b] | odourless, inodorous | | [b]senokup; –a[/b] | unemployment; jobless, unemployed | | [b]senonta[/b] | shameless, barefaced | | [b]senpatria[/b] | stateless (person) | | [b]senpeka; –e[/b] | sinless; –ness; impeccable; –ility | | [b]senpekuna[/b] | unpecunious, without money | | [b]senpenta; –o[/b] | impenitent; –ence, unrepentance | | [b]senplue[/b] | that is all, without further ado | | [b]senposo; –a[/b] | powerlessness; powerless | | [b]senprica[/b] | unprecedented | | [b]senrevera; –o[/b] | irreverent; –ence | | [b]senriflekto[/b] | thoughtlessness | | [b]senrimel[/b] | blank verse | | [b]senrisolva; –o[/b] | irresolute; –ution | | [b]senritma; –o; –eso[/b] | arrhythmic; –mia; rhythmless | | [b]senruma; –e[/b] | without noise [i]a[/i]. [i]adv.[/i] | | [b]sensa[/b] | sensible, level-headed | | [b]sensado[/b] | sensation, impression, feeling | | [b]sensala[/b] | not salted | | [b]sensap; –e[/b] | ignorance; unknown to..., without the knowledge of., | | [b]sensegnifa[/b] | insignificant, unimportant | | [b]sensensa[/b] | senseless | | [b]senshendala[/b] | without issue (children) | | [b]sensibla; –eso[/b] | sensible; –ibility | | [b]senskopa[/b] | aimless | | [b]senso[/b] | sense | | [b]sensopla; –o[/b] | breathless; –ness; out of breath | | [b]senspero; –a[/b] | hopelessness; hopeless | | [b]sensuala; –eso[/b] | sensual; –ity | | [b]sent (o); –a[/b] | feeling [i]n[/i], sentiment; –mental | | [b]sentenso[/b] | decision, sentence | | [b]sentensyo[/b] | maxim, apophthegm | | [b]senti[/b] | to feel | | [b]sentim(o); –a[/b] | intrepidity; –pid | | [b]sentreve[/b] | relentlessly, unceasingly | | [b]sentrump[/b] | no trump ([i]cards[/i]) | | [b]senvala[/b] | worthless, of no value | | [b]senverko; –a[/b] | joblessness; jobless, out-of-work, unemployed | | [b]senvika[/b] | of no importance | | [b]senvika[/b] | unimportant, of no importance | | [b]senviva[/b] | lifeless | | [b]senvoka[/b] | voiceless | | [b]senzorgo; –a[/b] | unconcern [i]n[/i]; –ed, carefree, thoughtless | | [b]seo[/b] | being [i]n[/i] | | [b]sep; –a[/b] | seven; –th | | [b]sepal[/b] | sepal | | [b]separ; –i[/b] | separation; to –ate | | [b]sepek[/b] | seven hundred | | [b]sepis[/b] | seventy | | [b]sepso; –a[/b] | septicity; septic | | [b]Septem(bro); –bra; –bre[/b] | September; of, in – | | [b]septicemio[/b] | ([i]med.[/i]) septicaemia | | [b]sepulkro; –a[/b] | sepulchre; –al | | [b]sepyo; –a[/b] | cuttlefish; ([i]colour[/i]) sepia | | [b]seqestro; –er; –i[/b] | sequestration; –ator, assignee; to –ester | | [b]ser; –a[/b] | evening [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i] | | [b]serado[/b] | evening, evening party | | [b]seraf; –en[/b] | seraph | | [b]sere[/b] | in the evening [i]adv.[/i] | | [b]serena; –eso[/b] | cloudless, serene; serenity | | [b]serenad; –i[/b] | serenade; to – | | [b]sergent[/b] | sergeant | | [b]serio[/b] | serge, twill | | [b]serio; –ia; –ie[/b] | series; in – [i]a[/i], [i]adv.[/i] | | [b]serki; –azo[/b] | to clench, to shake, to squeeze; –ing [i]n[/i] | | [b]serlo[/b] | glass-house, greenhouse | | [b]serlon[/b] | ([i]agric.[/i]) big glass-house, glasshouse culture | | [b]sermon; –i; –ist[/b] | sermon; to –ize; –izer | | [b]serpo[/b] | serpent, snake | | [b]serso; –a[/b] | ([i]med.[/i]) serosity; serous | | [b]serta; –un; –e[/b] | some, certain; a certain man; in a certain way | | [b]sertmomente[/b] | at a certain moment | | [b]serum; –a[/b] | serum [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i] | | [b]servi[/b] | to preserve, to keep | | [b]servo[/b] | conservation, preservation | | [b]serya; –ye[/b] | serious; –ly | | [b]sesyon[/b] | session | | [b]set[/b] | set ([i]sport[/i], [i]cards[/i], [i]group[/i]); ([i]pork's[/i]) bristle | | [b]seuide[/b] | sine die | | [b]sevadi; –ados[/b] | to rage, to act severely; maltreatments, atro cities | | [b]sevyo[/b] | sap | | [b]sex; –a; –eso[/b] | sex; –ual; –uality | | [b]sexapel[/b] | sex-appeal | | [b]sexema[/b] | sexy | | [b]sextant[/b] | sextant | | [b]sexyon[/b] | section | | [b]sfer; –a[/b] | sphere; –ical | | [b]sfido; –i[/b] | challenge; to – | | [b]sfigmografo[/b] | ([i]med.[/i]) sphygmograph | | [b]sfilal; –i[/b] | unravelling, fraying [i]n[/i]; to unravel, to fray | | [b]Sfinx; –a[/b] | Sphinx [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i] | | [b]SGG (Sen Governa Garantio)[/b] | Without Guarantee of the Government | | [b]shaba[/b] | shabby | | [b]shaf; –a; –in[/b] | sheep; ([i]cook.[/i]) mutton [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i]; ewe | | [b]shafol[/b] | lamb | | [b]shafon[/b] | male sheep, ram | | [b]shagren; –i[/b] | grief, affliction; to grieve, to afflict | | [b]shak[/b] | every [i]a[/i] | | [b]shakal[/b] | ([i]zool.[/i]) jackal [i]adv.[/i]; [i]a[/i] | | [b]shakanyo; –ye; –ya[/b] | every year [i]n[/i]; | | [b]shakida; –e[/b] | every day's; every day [i]adv.[/i] | | [b]shakmatin[/b] | every morning | | [b]shakore[/b] | at any time, at any hour, at every hour | | [b]shakosyes[/b] | every other time | | [b]shaksaturne[/b] | in turn, by turns, each one in his turn | | [b]shakun[/b] | everybody | | [b]shakvek; –a[/b] | every week; –'s | | [b]shakye[/b] | in every place | | [b]shakyes[/b] | every time | | [b]shal; –i[/b] | duty; [i]v[/i] shall | | [b]shalba[/b] | pale, pallid, faint | | [b]shalup[/b] | ([i]naut.[/i]) launch, sloop | | [b]sham; –i[/b] | swarm; to – | | [b]Shampanyo; –ya[/b] | Champagne [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i]; – champagne (wine) | | [b]shampo; –i[/b] | shampoo; to – | | [b]shapron; –i[/b] | chaperon; to – | | [b]sharad[/b] | charade | | [b]sharpel[/b] | scarf, fichu, bandana | | [b]sharpo[/b] | scarf, stole, sash | | [b]shat[/b] | [i]v[/i] due (participle of [i][b]shi[/b][/i], shall) | | [b]shaut; –i[/b] | din, rag, uproar; to – | | [b]she[/b] | at | | [b]shed; –i[/b] | shed, penthouse, hangar; to garage, to put into a hangar or garage | | [b]shef[/b] | ([i]cook.[/i]) chef | | [b]shel[/b] | shell ([i]also[/i]: at the) | | [b]shema; –ado; –eso[/b] | silly; –ness ([i]action[/i]; [i]nature[/i]) | | [b]shen; –a[/b] | stage, scene [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i], scenic | | [b]shenadi; –o; –er[/b] | to stage; staging; stage-manager, producer | | [b]shenal; –i[/b] | scene, fuss; to make a scene, to kick up a fuss | | [b]shenda[/b] | descending | | [b]shendal[/b] | descendant | | [b]shendibed[/b] | bedside-rug | | [b]shendo; –i[/b] | coming down, descent; to come down, to descend | | [b]shenso; –a[/b] | science; scientific | | [b]sheptika; –ikismo[/b] | sceptic(al); –icism | | [b]sheptro[/b] | sceptre | | [b]shevyot[/b] | cheviot (fabric) | | [b]shi[/b] | [i]v[/i] shall | | [b]shiatit; –tik[/b] | ([i]med.[/i]) sciatica; ([i]anat.[/i]) sciatic nerve | | [b]shik(a)[/b] | smart | | [b]shiktip[/b] | a fine chap, a decent –, a good sort | | [b]shild(o)[/b] | sign, – board | | [b]shindi; –o[/b] | to split; –itting, scission | | [b]shinshil[/b] | ([i]zool.[/i]) chinchilla | | [b]shinyon[/b] | chignon, bun | | [b]ship-candler[/b] | ship-chandler | | [b]ship; –a; –e; –i[/b] | ship [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i]; on –, by –; to go by – | | [b]shipel[/b] | barge, lighter | | [b]shipol[/b] | small ferry | | [b]shipos–pont[/b] | pontoon-bridge | | [b]shir[/b] | [i]v[/i] past tense of shi, shall | | [b]shira; –eso[/b] | dear, expensive, costly; costliness | | [b]shiri; –azo[/b] | to raise; rise, raising [i]n[/i] ([i]of prices[/i]) | | [b]shirmo; –i[/b] | protection; to –ect; shelter; to – | | [b]shishit; –a; –i[/b] | fuss, frills; fussy, –ing [i]a[/i]; to make – | | [b]shismo; –a[/b] | schism; –atic | | [b]shist(o); –a[/b] | schist, shale; schistous | | [b]shok; –i; –ifa[/b] | shock; to –; –ing | | [b]shol[/b] | shawl | | [b]shom; –i; –er[/b] | unemployment; to abstain from work, to be unemployed; unemployed worker | | [b]shop; –on[/b] | shop; store | | [b]shopado; –i[/b] | shopping, errand; to go, to run errands | | [b]shor[/b] | [i]v[/i] future of [i][b]shi[/b][/i], shall | | [b]short[/b] | shorts | | [b]shugi; –azo[/b] | to wipe, to – away, to mop; wiping [i]n[/i] | | [b]shugil; –iman[/b] | towel, hand – | | [b]shupi; –o; –azo[/b] | to waste; –ing [i]n[/i] | | [b]shur[/b] | [i]v[/i] conditional of [i][b]shi[/b][/i], shall | | [b]si[/b] | to be | | [b]sibla; –e; –eso[/b] | possible, –y. –ility; | | [b]sibla![/b] | maybe! | | [b]sid[/b] | seat, office | | [b]sidado; –i[/b] | sitting, session; to take place ([i]of a sitting[/i]) | | [b]sidema; –o[/b] | sedentary; –iness | | [b]sidergi; –at[/b] | to stupefy; –ied | | [b]siderurgio; –urga[/b] | siderurgy; –ic(al) | | [b]sidi[/b] | to sit, to seat, to – down | | [b]sidil; long-[/b] | chair; lounge –, chaiselongue | | [b]sidoyo[/b] | bench, seat | | [b]sifilit; –a[/b] | ([i]med.[/i]) syphilis; –litic | | [b]siflo; –i; –il[/b] | whistling [i]n[/i]; to whistle; whistle | | [b]sifon[/b] | siphon | | [b]sigar; –et[/b] | cigar; –ette | | [b]sigaretil[/b] | cigarette-holder | | [b]sigaretuyo[/b] | cigarette-case | | [b]siglo[/b] | sigla | | [b]signi; –o[/b] | to sign; signature | | [b]siji[/b] | to besiege | | [b]sijo; –stando[/b] | ([i]mil.[/i]) siege; martial law regime | | [b]sil; –a; –e[/b] | silence; –ent; –ently | | [b]silab; –a (silbo; –a)[/b] | syllable; –abic | | [b]sildi; –o; –azo[/b] | to solder, to weld; solder, –ing, weld, –ing [i]n[/i] | | [b]silex[/b] | silex | | [b]silgo; –i[/b] | seal; to – | | [b]silgot[/b] | sealing wax | | [b]sili[/b] | to be silent | | [b]silicato[/b] | silicate | | [b]silico; –a[/b] | ([i]chem.[/i]) silica; –ceous | | [b]Silicoso[/b] | ([i]med.[/i])silicosis | | [b]silil[/b] | ([i]mot.[/i]) silencer | | [b]silk(o); –a; –el[/b] | silk; –en; silkworm | | [b]silo[/b] | silence | | [b]silot; –i; –azo[/b] | silo; to –, to ensile; ensilage | | [b]silur; –i[/b] | torpedo; to – | | [b]silurior[/b] | torpedo-boat | | [b]sim; –a; –in[/b] | monkey [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i]; she-monkey, female monkey | | [b]simbol; –a[/b] | symbol; –ic | | [b]simboli; –azo[/b] | to symbolize, –ation | | [b]simetra; –io[/b] | symmetrical, –etry | | [b]simila; –eso[/b] | similar; –ity, likeness | | [b]simonyo; –ya[/b] | simony; –oniac(al) | | [b]simpata; –i; –io[/b] | attractive, sympathetic; to –athize; –athy | | [b]simpla; –eso; –i[/b] | simple; –icity; to –ify; mere, bare | | [b]simul; –azo; –i[/b] | simulation; to –ate | | [b]simultana; –e; –eso[/b] | simultaneous; –ly; –ness | | [b]sin; –i[/b] | ash; to burn to ashes | | [b]sinadi; –o; –aro[/b] | to incinerate; –ation; crematorium | | [b]sinap; –i[/b] | ([i]med.[/i]) sinapism; to make, to put a – | | [b]sincera; –e; –eso[/b] | sincere; –ly; –erity | | [b]sindik; –i; –at; –eyo; –eya[/b] | ([i]assignee[/i]) syndic; to –ate; –ated; –ate; –al | | [b]sindrom[/b] | ([i]med.[/i]) syndrome | | [b]sinekur[/b] | sinecure, soft job | | [b]sinel[/b] | ([i]bot.[/i]) cineraria | | [b]sinfonio; –ona[/b] | symphony; –ic | | [b]singa[/b] | ([i]gramm.[/i]) singular | | [b]singol[/b] | singleton | | [b]singula[/b] | single, unique | | [b]singulara[/b] | peculiar, strange, queer | | [b]sinil[/b] | ash-tray | | [b]sinistra; –o[/b] | sinister, fatal, ominous; accident, conflagration disaster | | [b]sinki[/b] | to sink | | [b]sinkop[/b] | ([i]med[/i]., [i]gramm.[/i]) syncope; [b]–a[/b] syncopal; [b]–i[/b]; [b]–azo[/b] ([i]mws.[/i]) to syncopate; –pation | | [b]sinkrona; –eso[/b] | synchronistic; –onisrn | | [b]Sinmirko[/b] | Ash-Wednesday | | [b]sinod; –a[/b] | ([i]eccles.[/i]) synod; –al | | [b]sinonim; –a[/b] | synonym; –imous | | [b]sinopsio[/b] | synoptic board, synopsis, conspectus | | [b]sinov; –it[/b] | ([i]anat.[/i]) synovia; ([i]med.[/i]) synovitis | | [b]sintax; –a[/b] | syntax; –actic(al) | | [b]sintezo; –a[/b] | synthesis; –etic(al) | | [b]sintom; –a[/b] | symptom; –atic | | [b]sinua; –ado; –eso[/b] | sinuous; –osity | | [b]sinurno[/b] | cinerary urn | | [b]sinus[/b] | ([i]anat.[/i]) sinus; [i]math[/i], sine | | [b]Sinyor[/b] | Lord | | [b]siplo; –i[/b] | chisel, graver; to engrave | | [b]sir[/b] | [i]v[/i] past tense of si, to be | | [b]siringo[/b] | syringe | | [b]Siro (Sr)[/b] | Mister (Mr.), Sir | | [b]sirop; –a[/b] | syrup; –y | | [b]sirvama; –o[/b] | willing to help, obliging; willingness (readiness) to help | | [b]sirvan[/b] | serf, bondman | | [b]sirvel[/b] | service, set ([i]of porcelain[/i], [i]etc.[/i]) | | [b]sirver; –in[/b] | servant [i]m[/i]; [i]f[/i], maid-servant | | [b]sirveyo[/b] | attendance, service staff | | [b]sirvi[/b] | to serve | | [b]sirvila; –eso[/b] | servile; –ility | | [b]sirvin[/b] | bondwoman | | [b]sirvo[/b] | service | | [b]Sis (senlukroskop-socado)[/b] | non-profit association | | [b]sismo; – grafio[/b] | seism, earthquake; seismography | | [b]sistem; –a; –i[/b] | system; –atic; to –atize | | [b]sistol[/b] | ([i]med.[/i]) systole | | [b]sit; –a[/b] | six; –th | | [b]sitek[/b] | six hundred | | [b]sitim[/b] | sixth ([i]fraction[/i]) | | [b]sitis; –o[/b] | sixty; about –, the sixties | | [b]sitmes; –a[/b] | half-year; –ly | | [b]situi; –no[/b] | to situate; –ation | | [b]sizo; –a[/b] | season [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i], –al | | [b]skab; –i[/b] | setback; to fail, to miss, ([i]US[/i]) to flunk; to miscarry | | [b]skabadi[/b] | to bar, to prevent, to hold in check | | [b]skabon; –i; –er[/b] | chess; to play –; – player | | [b]skabro; –a; –oza[/b] | risk, hazard; –ous; risky, scabrous | | [b]skabyo; –a[/b] | ([i]med.[/i]) scabies, mange; scabby, mangy | | [b]skad(o); –i[/b] | date, term, maturity; to fall due | | [b]skadro; –on[/b] | squadron | | [b]skaf[/b] | ([i]naut.[/i])hull | | [b]skal[/b] | stairs, staircase | | [b]skalel[/b] | ladder | | [b]skalico; –i[/b] | ([i]stair's[/i]) round, rung; ([i]fig.[/i]) step; to space out, to spread out | | [b]skalop[/b] | ([i]cook.[/i]) collop, escalope | | [b]skalpo; –i[/b] | scalp; to – | | [b]skalyo[/b] | scale, range | | [b]skambo; –i[/b] | exchange; to – | | [b]skamot; –azo; –i[/b] | juggling; to juggle | | [b]skampo; –s[/b] | scamp; –s; –i ([i]it[/i]) | | [b]skandal; –a; –i[/b] | scandal; –ous; to –ize | | [b]skansi[/b] | to scan | | [b]skap(o); –i[/b] | escape [i]n[/i]; [i]v[/i] | | [b]skapla[/b] | dishevelled | | [b]skapol; –i[/b] | escapade; to make an – | | [b]skapon; –i[/b] | narrow escape; to have a – – | | [b]skapopot[/b] | ([i]mot.[/i]) silencer | | [b]skapoveo[/b] | way of escape, safety way | | [b]skardo[/b] | splinter | | [b]skarfi; –o; –azo[/b] | to scarify; –ification | | [b]skarko[/b] | ([i]med.[/i])slough | | [b]skarla[/b] | scarlet | | [b]skarlatin[/b] | ([i]med.[/i]) scarlatina, scarlet fever | | [b]skarmuco; –i[/b] | skirmish; to – | | [b]skarpo; –al; –a[/b] | slope; steep slope, escarpment; steep | | [b]skarsa; –eso[/b] | scarce; –ness, –ity | | [b]skarto; –i[/b] | waste material, cast-off –rubbish, scrap; to discard | | [b]skateni; –azo[/b] | to break loose; –ing loose [i]n[/i]; to explode, –sion; to unleash | | [b]skaut; –a; –in[/b] | scout-boy [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i]; girl-guide | | [b]skav(o); –i[/b] | digging, excavation; to dig, to excavate | | [b]skec[/b] | sketch | | [b]skedo; –i; –uyo[/b] | file; to –; card-index box, file-box | | [b]skeli; –uyo[/b] | to hide, to conceal; lurking-place, hiding-place | | [b]skelskel[/b] | hide-and-seek | | [b]skelto; –a[/b] | skeleton; –etal | | [b]skelun[/b] | stowaway | | [b]skermo; –i[/b] | fencing; to fence | | [b]ski; –io; –ii; –ier[/b] | ski; to –; –ier | | [b]skir; –azo; –i[/b] | tear; tearing, rending [i]n[/i]; to tear, to rend, to lacerate | | [b]skirigorge[/b] | at the top of one's voice, screaming [i]adv.[/i] | | [b]skis(o); –i[/b] | sketch, outline; to – | | [b]skivi[/b] | to shirk, to elude | | [b]sklavo; –in; –ado; –eso[/b] | slave [i]m[/i], [i]f[/i]; –ery | | [b]skleri; –oso; –osa[/b] | ([i]med.[/i]) to sclerose; sclerosis; –otic | | [b]skoconi; –er[/b] | to annoy, to bother, to give someone a pain in the neck; a pest, a bore | | [b]skodel[/b] | bowl, porringer | | [b]skol; –ye; –a; –er; –erin[/b] | school; at, to –; – [i]a[/i], scholastic; –boy; –girl | | [b]skolyoso[/b] | ([i]med.[/i]) scoliosis | | [b]skomunik; –azo; –i[/b] | ([i]eccles.[/i]) excommunication; to –ate | | [b]skoncerta; –i; –ifa[/b] | disconcerted; to –ert; –ing [i]a[/i]; bewildered; to –er; –ing [i]a[/i] | | [b]skonto; –i[/b] | discount; to – | | [b]skop; –i[/b] | aim; to – at | | [b]skopri; –o[/b] | to discover; –ery | | [b]skor[/b] | score | | [b]skorbut; –a[/b] | ([i]med.[/i]) scorbutus; scurvy, –utic | | [b]skorpyon[/b] | scorpion | | [b]skort(o); –i[/b] | escort; to – | | [b]skoryo[/b] | scoria, slag | | [b]skoso; –i[/b] | shake, –ing [i]n[/i]; to – | | [b]skosot; –a; –i[/b] | bump; –y; to – | | [b]Skot; –land; –a[/b] | Scotland; Scottish, Scotch | | [b]skoyel[/b] | squirrel | | [b]skrac[/b] | scratch | | [b]skrib(o); –a; –e; –i[/b] | writing [i]n[/i]; written; in –; to write | | [b]skriber; –ibist[/b] | writer | | [b]skroful; –a[/b] | ([i]med.[/i]) scrofula; –ous | | [b]skrupul; –a; –i[/b] | scruple; –pulous; to have –s | | [b]skruten; –i; –er[/b] | ballot, pole, vote; to –; scrutineer | | [b]skruti[/b] | to search, to examine closely | | [b]skud; –er; –erio[/b] | shield; squire; stable | | [b]skulti; –o; –er[/b] | to sculpture; –; –tor | | [b]skum; –a[/b] | froth, –y; foam, –y | | [b]skuro; –a[/b] | darkness; dark | | [b]skut; –i[/b] | scooter; to go by – | | [b]skuza[/b] | apologetic | | [b]skuzo; –i[/b] | excuse; to –; pardon; to – | | [b]slalom[/b] | slalom | | [b]slam[/b] | ([i]cards[/i]) slam | | [b]Slava[/b] | Slav, Slavonic | | [b]Slezyo; –ya[/b] | Silesia, –ian | | [b]slip[/b] | slips | | [b]sliping[/b] | sleeping-car | | [b]slit; –i[/b] | sledge; to – | | [b]slogan[/b] | slogan | | [b]smalt; –i[/b] | enamel; to – | | [b]smart (a)[/b] | smart | | [b]smeraldo; –a[/b] | emerald; – green [i]a[/i] | | [b]smoking[/b] | dinner-jacket; ([i]US[/i]) tuxedo | | [b]smoklo; –i; –er[/b] | smuggling [i]n[/i]; to –gle; –er | | [b]snak; –bar[/b] | snack; –bar | | [b]snap; –i[/b] | snapshot; to –, to snap | | [b]snela; –eso[/b] | nimble; –ness | | [b]sniping; –pio[/b] | shipping | | [b]snob; –a[/b] | snob; –bbish | | [b]so[/b] | one [i]pronoun[/i] | | [b]soa[/b] | one's [i]poss.[/i] | | [b]sob; –i[/b] | sob, to – | | [b]sobra; –eso[/b] | sober; sobriety; fruga-lity | | [b]soca[/b] | social, associated | | [b]socado; –i[/b] | association, society; to associate; to form an –tion | | [b]socafirmo[/b] | (society's) name, trade-name | | [b]Socal-sekur[/b] | Contributory insurance scheme | | [b]socala[/b] | social | | [b]socalismo; –ist[/b] | socialism; –ist | | [b]socalpargo[/b] | public (social) providence state insurance | | [b]socalsekureso[/b] | social security | | [b]socalud[/b] | parlour game | | [b]socapart[/b] | ([i]fin.[/i]) share | | [b]socapart[/b] | ([i]fin.[/i]) share | | [b]soceyo; –ya[/b] | society; social | | [b]soci; –azo[/b] | to associate; –iation | | [b]socio; –ia[/b] | society; –'s | | [b]soco[/b] | associate, –ed [i]n[/i] | | [b]socolog; –io[/b] | sociologist; –logy | | [b]sod; –aqo[/b] | soda; – water | | [b]sodena; –e[/b] | sudden; –ly | | [b]sodyo[/b] | ([i]chem.[/i]) sodium | | [b]sofa[/b] | sofa, sofel | | [b]sofismo; –ist; –a[/b] | sophism; ist(ical) | | [b]sofistiki; –a; –at; –azo[/b] | to sophisticate; –ed; –ation | | [b]sofri; –o[/b] | to suffer; –ing [i]n[/i] | | [b]sofruler[/b] | scapegoat, whipping-boy, drudge | | [b]sogi; –o; –orio[/b] | to saw; – [i]n[/i]; – mill | | [b]sogrena[/b] | nonsensical | | [b]sojorno; –i[/b] | stay, sojourn; to – | | [b]soklo[/b] | pedestal, footing, bed-plate | | [b]sokombi; –o[/b] | to succumb, to yield; –ing [i]n[/i] | | [b]sokorsaro[/b] | first-aid station | | [b]sokorso; –i[/b] | help; to –; assistance; to assist | | [b]sol (a); –eso[/b] | alone; solitude, loneliness | | [b]solagi; –o[/b] | to relieve; relief | | [b]solaryum[/b] | solarium | | [b]solaso; –i[/b] | frolics; to frolic; gambols, to gambol | | [b]soldat; –a[/b] | soldier; –ly [i]a[/i] | | [b]soldo; –i[/b] | (soldier's) pay; to –; to hire, to bribe | | [b]solema; –o[/b] | lonely; –iness | | [b]solena; –ado; –eso[/b] | solemn; –ity | | [b]solfejo[/b] | solfeggio, sol-fa | | [b]solgo[/b] | ([i]fish[/i]) sole | | [b]soliciti; –(o); –azo[/b] | to beg, to solicit; –itation | | [b]solicitor[/b] | solicitor | | [b]solida; –eso[/b] | solid; –ity | | [b]solidara; –eso[/b] | jointly responsable; solidarity | | [b]soliloqo[/b] | soliloquy | | [b]solist; –a[/b] | soloist; solo [i]a[/i] | | [b]solko[/b] | ([i]agr.[/i]) furrow; ([i]fig.[/i]) wake, foot-steps, trail | | [b]solo[/b] | solo [i]n[/i] | | [b]solsole[/b] | privately, with someone alone | | [b]solstis[/b] | solstice | | [b]solto[/b] | (animal's) sole | | [b]solvabla; –eso[/b] | solvent; –ency | | [b]solvat[/b] | solved, resolved | | [b]solvayo[/b] | ([i]med.[/i]) solution | | [b]solvermo[/b] | taenia, tapeworm | | [b]solvi; –o[/b] | to solve; solution | | [b]solvibla[/b] | soluble | | [b]solyo; –a[/b] | sun; solar, sunny | | [b]solyokad[/b] | sunset, ([i]US[/i]) sundown | | [b]solyokolpo[/b] | sunstroke, sunburn [i]n[/i] | | [b]solyolev[/b] | sunrise | | [b]solyorad[/b] | sunray | | [b]som[/b] | some [i]a[/i]; [b]–e[/b] someway | | [b]somidyes[/b] | some day or other | | [b]sommode[/b] | someway | | [b]somnambula; –ist; –ismo[/b] | somnam-bulant, –list; –lism; sleepwalker, –king | | [b]somo[/b] | something | | [b]somosa[/b] | some other [i]a[/i] | | [b]somoso[/b] | something else | | [b]somosun[/b] | somebody else | | [b]somov; –er[/b] | riot; –er | | [b]somun[/b] | somebody | | [b]somvorte[/b] | in some words | | [b]somye[/b] | somewhere | | [b]somyes[/b] | sometimes | | [b]son-ondo[/b] | ([i]phys.[/i]) sound-wave | | [b]son; –a; –i[/b] | sound; –ing [i]a[/i]; to –, to ring | | [b]sonal; –i[/b] | ringing [i]n[/i]; to ring, –, to jingle | | [b]sonar[/b] | ([i]sc.[/i]) sonar; ([i]also[/i]: [i]v[/i] present of [i]soni[/i], to sound) | | [b]sonat[/b] | ([i]mus.[/i]) sonata; ([i]also[/i]: [i]v[/i] sounded) | | [b]sonatin[/b] | sonatina | | [b]sondo; –i; –il[/b] | boring, sounding; ([i]med.[/i]) probing; to sound, to take soundings; to test; to probe; drill, borer, lead; probe | | [b]sonel; –i[/b] | sheep-bell, small collar-bell; to jingle | | [b]soneso[/b] | sonority | | [b]soni; –il[/b] | to sound; to ring; ring, handbell, house-bell | | [b]sonora; –i[/b] | sonorous; to voice; to add the sound-track effects, to give sonority (to a film) | | [b]sonta[/b] | sumptuous, munificent | | [b]sonul[/b] | sheep-bell, small bell | | [b]sonya[/b] | dream('s) [i]a[/i] | | [b]sonyadi; –o[/b] | to day-dream; –ing [i]n[/i] | | [b]sonye[/b] | in dream | | [b]sonyemi; –a; –o[/b] | to day-dream; –ing [i]a[/i]; [i]n[/i] | | [b]sonyo; –nyi[/b] | dream; to – | | [b]soplil[/b] | bellows | | [b]soplo; –i[/b] | breath; to breathe, to blow | | [b]soplon[/b] | rush, flush; hot flush | | [b]soplovad[/b] | ([i]cook.[/i]) omelette soufftee | | [b]sopres; –i[/b] | suppression; to suppress | | [b]sor[/b] | sister ([i]also[/i]: [i]v[/i] future of [i][b]si[/b][/i], to be) | | [b]sora[/b] | sisterly | | [b]sorbi; –o[/b] | to absorb; –ption | | [b]sorbokoton[/b] | absorbent cotton | | [b]sorda; –ida; sordo; –eso[/b] | sordid; –ness | | [b]sordon[/b] | skinflint; ([i]US[/i]) tighwad | | [b]sorgaqo[/b] | spring-water | | [b]sorgo; –a; –ist[/b] | source [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i]; dowser, water-diviner | | [b]sorko; –a[/b] | ([i]techn.[/i])spring [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i] | | [b]sorna; –ado; –eso[/b] | sly; – action; –ness | | [b]sorpren; –i[/b] | surprise; to – | | [b]sorsel[/b] | sip | | [b]sorso[/b] | gu | | [b]sort; –e[/b] | sort; so that | | [b]sortilego[/b] | spell, incantation | | [b]SOS, S.O.S.[/b] | S. O. S. | | [b]soself[/b] | oneself | | [b]sospendi; –o[/b] | to suspend; –ension | | [b]sospir; –i[/b] | sigh; to – | | [b]sost(o); –i[/b] | halt; little stay, stop; to halt, to stop | | [b]sostanso; –a[/b] | substance; –tial | | [b]sostantiv[/b] | substantive | | [b]sosten; –i[/b] | support; to – | | [b]sosto; –i[/b] | pause, to –; respite, to – | | [b]sotan; –at[/b] | ([i]eccles.[/i])cassock, soutane [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i] | | [b]sotela; –eso[/b] | subtle; –ty, acuteness | | [b]soteleci[/b] | to subtilize, to pinch | | [b]sotir; –i[/b] | drawing-off; to get out | | [b]sotrak; –i[/b] | subtraction; to subtract | | [b]soven; –i[/b] | remembrance; to remember | | [b]sovran; –a[/b] | sovereign [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i] | | [b]sovyet; –a[/b] | soviet [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i], –ic | | [b]sozyo[/b] | double [i]n[/i] | | [b]spad[/b] | sword | | [b]spadrel[/b] | cord-sole shoe, ([i]US[/i]) espadrille | | [b]spagetos[/b] | spaghetti | | [b]spago; –orio[/b] | string, packing string; string-factory | | [b]spak; –a; –i[/b] | swank, ([i]US[/i]) splurge; stunning;, to stun, to flabbergast | | [b]spal; –ado; –adi[/b] | shoulder; help; to give a leg-up | | [b]spalmo; –i[/b] | smearing [i]n[/i]; to smear | | [b]spansa; spanso; –ema[/b] | spreading [i]a[/i], expansion; expansive | | [b]spansen; –i[/b] | effusion; to discharge ([i]a liquid[/i]) | | [b]spansi; –o[/b] | to spread; –ing[/b] | [i]n[/i]; to pour out; –ing out [i]n[/i] | | [b]spar[/b] | [i]v[/i] present of [i][b]spi[/b][/i], to know | | [b]spar(o); –i[/b] | saving [i]n[/i]; to save, to spare, to put by | | [b]sparkaso[/b] | savings-bank | | [b]sparsi; –o[/b] | to scatter; –ing [i]n[/i] | | [b]sparvel[/b] | ([i]zool.[/i]) sparrow-hawk | | [b]spasa[/b] | space [i]a[/i], spatial | | [b]spasmo; –a[/b] | ([i]med.[/i])spasm; –odic, spastic | | [b]spaso; –oza[/b] | space; –ious | | [b]spat[/b] | [i]v[/i] [i]ppcp[/i] of [i][b]spi[/b][/i], to know | | [b]spatul[/b] | spatula | | [b]specala; –e; –i; –eso; –ayo[/b] | special; –lly; to –ize; –ality ([i]nature[/i]; [i]thing[/i]) | | [b]specifi; –fazo[/b] | to specify; –ification | | [b]specimen[/b] | specimen, sample | | [b]speco[/b] | kind, sort, species | | [b]specoza; –ozo[/b] | specious; –ness | | [b]sped(o); –i; –er[/b] | sending [i]n[/i]; to send; –er | | [b]spek; –i[/b] | mirror; to reflect; to gleam | | [b]spekadi[/b] | to reflect | | [b]spektaklo; –a[/b] | spectacle; –ular | | [b]spekter[/b] | spectator | | [b]spekto; –i[/b] | sight, vision, spectacle; to see, to be a spectator of | | [b]spektro; –a[/b] | spectre; –al; ghost; –ly | | [b]spekul; –i; –er[/b] | speculation; to –ate; –ator | | [b]spel; –i[/b] | spelling; to spell | | [b]spena; –t; –i[/b] | out (light, fire), extinguished; to put out, to blow out | | [b]sper(o); –i; –enda[/b] | hope, to –; to be expected [i]a[/i] | | [b]spersa; –e[/b] | frantic; desperately | | [b]spesa; –o[/b] | thick; –ness | | [b]spex(o); –i[/b] | competence, speciality; to be under the juridiction of, to be of the competence of | | [b]spezo; –i; –ema[/b] | expense; to spend; thriftless | | [b]spezoza[/b] | expensive | | [b]spi[/b] | v to know | | [b]spico; –i; –ema[/b] | contempt; to despise; contemptuous | | [b]spid; –a[/b] | ([i]cook.[/i]) spit, broach [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i] | | [b]spigo[/b] | ([i]bot.[/i]) ear, spike, cob | | [b]spik(o); –azo; –i[/b] | expiation; to –iate | | [b]spikokapro[/b] | scapegoat | | [b]spil; –i[/b] | pin; to –, to – up | | [b]spildi[/b] | to be on the look-out for, to spy upon | | [b]spilot[/b] | saiety-pin; [b]–i[/b] to attach with a – | | [b]spin; –a[/b] | thorn; –y | | [b]spinaso[/b] | spinach | | [b]spindo; –i; –il[/b] | spinning [i]n[/i]; to spin; spindle | | [b]spinedo; –a[/b] | brushwood; bushy | | [b]spinel[/b] | ([i]tree[/i]) hawthorn; ([i]flower[/i]) may | | [b]spingi; –o[/b] | to push, to hustle; crush, pushing, jostling [i]n[/i] | | [b]spinoco; –a[/b] | bramble; –y | | [b]spinot[/b] | ([i]zool.[/i]) porcupine | | [b]spion; –i[/b] | spy; to – | | [b]spir[/b] | [i]v[/i] past tense of [i][b]spi[/b][/i], to know | | [b]spiral; –a; –e[/b] | spiral; –lly | | [b]spiro; –i[/b] | respiration; to breathe | | [b]spirt-enga[/b] | shallow-minded | | [b]spirto; –a[/b] | spirit [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i], spiritual | | [b]spirtol; –a[/b] | wit; witty | | [b]spirtopova[/b] | poor in spirit | | [b]spizel[/b] | gingerbread | | [b]spizo; –a; –at; –i; –er[/b] | spice; –ed; to-; grocer | | [b]splanko; –a[/b] | viscera; –al | | [b]splen; –a[/b] | ([i]anat.[/i]) spleen; splenic | | [b]splendo; –a; –i[/b] | splendour; –did, resplendant, gorgeous; to shine | | [b]splin; –i[/b] | spleen; to be in low spirits | | [b]spol; –i; –azo[/b] | skin, spoils; to spoliate, to despoil; spoliation | | [b]spolal[/b] | corpse, mortal remains | | [b]spolvel[/b] | dust-coat, overalls, dungarees | | [b]spongo; –a[/b] | sponge; –y | | [b]spontana; –e[/b] | spontaneous; –ly | | [b]spor[/b] | [i]v[/i], future of [i][b]spi[/b][/i], to know | | [b]sporada; –e[/b] | sporadic; –ally | | [b]sport; –a; –ema[/b] | sport [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i] | | [b]spozi; –o; –in[/b] | to marry; husband; wife | | [b]sprint; –er[/b] | sprint; –er | | [b]sprizi; –o[/b] | to spout, to gush out; gush, spurt, spouting [i]n[/i] | | [b]spron; –i[/b] | spur; to – | | [b]spropon; –i[/b] | cock-and-bull story; irrelevant (silly) talk; to jump from one thing to another | | [b]spropone[/b] | irrelevantly | | [b]spun; –a; –e[/b] | spoon [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i]; [i]adv.[/i] | | [b]spunti[/b] | to dawn; [i]bot.[/i] to peep, to sprout | | [b]spur[/b] | [i]v[/i] conditional of [i][b]spi[/b][/i], to know | | [b]sput(o); –i[/b] | spitting [i]n[/i], spittle; to spit | | [b]sqal[/b] | shark | | [b]sqam; –a[/b] | ([i]med.[/i], [i]anat.[/i]) squama; –ous | | [b]sqar[/b] | square [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i] | | [b]sqizita[/b] | exquisite | | [b]Sr (Siro)[/b] | Mr. (Mister) | | [b]stabila; –i; –azo[/b] | stable; to stabilize; –zation | | [b]stad(o)[/b] | stage, period, degree | | [b]stadyo[/b] | stadium, arena | | [b]staf; –a[/b] | staff [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i] | | [b]stafel[/b] | messenger, dispatch-rider | | [b]staflo[/b] | stirrup | | [b]stagnaqo[/b] | stagnant (standing) water | | [b]stagno; –a; –i[/b] | pond, pool; stagnant; to stagnate | | [b]staido[/b] | seat, stall | | [b]stajo; –er[/b] | probationary period; probationer | | [b]stak; –i[/b] | sieve, sifter; to bolt, to sift | | [b]stal; –a; –orio[/b] | steel [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i]; steel-works | | [b]stalko[/b] | standard [i]n[/i] | | [b]stalon[/b] | stallion, stud-horse | | [b]stamen[/b] | ([i]bot.[/i]) stamen | | [b]stampel[/b] | postage stamp, stamp | | [b]stampilyo; –y i[/b] | mark, stamp; stamping [i]n[/i] | | [b]stampo; –i[/b] | print; stamp; seal; to – | | [b]Stan; –i; –er[/b] | tin [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i]; to tin; tinsmith, tinker | | [b]Standard; –a[/b] | standard [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i] | | [b]standing[/b] | standing | | [b]stando[/b] | state, condition | | [b]stango[/b] | bar, rod | | [b]stanka[/b] | watertight | | [b]stankol[/b] | watertight compartment, watertight bulkhead | | [b]Stanso; –el[/b] | stanza; verse, strophe | | [b]star[/b] | (cin.) star; ([i]also[/i]: [i]v[/i] present of [i][b]sti[/b][/i], to stay, to be) | | [b]stara; –e[/b] | standing [i]a[/i]. [i]adv.[/i] | | [b]staret[/b] | starlet | | [b]stari[/b] | to stand, – up | | [b]stark(o); –i[/b] | starch; to – | | [b]start(o); –i[/b] | start [i]n[/i]; [i]v[/i] | | [b]stasadi; –o[/b] | to park standing, parking [i]n[/i] | | [b]staso; –a[/b] | stasis; static | | [b]stasyon; –ye[/b] | station; at, to the –; [b]–aldo[/b] station-master | | [b]stat[/b] | [i]v[/i] [i]ppcv[/i] of [i][b]sti[/b][/i], to stay, to be | | [b]Stata; –i; –azo[/b] | State's; to establish –control; ishment | | [b]statistik; –a[/b] | statistics; –ical | | [b]Stato; statvir[/b] | State; statesman | | [b]statuo; –ua; –uer[/b] | statue; –ary; sculptor | | [b]statut; –a; –ye[/b] | statute; –tory; in the – | | [b]stek[/b] | steak | | [b]stel; –a[/b] | star; starry, stellar | | [b]stem[/b] | escutcheon | | [b]Sten(o); –a[/b] | shorthand, stenography; –graphic | | [b]stencil; –i[/b] | stencil; to – | | [b]stenda; –do[/b] | stretched, outspread, extensive; extension | | [b]stendadi[/b] | to spread, to stretch out, to extend | | [b]stendardo[/b] | banner, standard | | [b]stendo; –azo[/b] | extent; –ension | | [b]stener; –in[/b] | stenographer [i]m[/i]; [i]f[/i] | | [b]Steni[/b] | to take down in shorthand | | [b]Stenin[/b] | stenographer [i]f[/i] | | [b]Step; –a; –e[/b] | step [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i]; [i]adv.[/i], [i]art[/i] a walking pace | | [b]stepal; –i[/b] | approach; to – | | [b]stepi[/b] | to go at a walking pace | | [b]stepstepe[/b] | step by step | | [b]sterila; –i; –at; –eso[/b] | sterile; to –ize; –zed; –ity; arid, –ity; barren | | [b]sternut; –i[/b] | sneeze; to – | | [b]steryo[/b] | ([i]meas.[/i]) stere | | [b]stetoskop[/b] | stethoscope | | [b]steward; –in[/b] | steward; –ess | | [b]sti[/b] | v to stay, to be | | [b]stif; –el[/b] | boot; ankle – | | [b]stiflek; –i; –er[/b] | (boot-) licking; to lick; boot-licker | | [b]stigmo; –i[/b] | stigma; –tic | | [b]stik[/b] | stick | | [b]stil; –a; –i; –at[/b] | style [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i]; to –ize; | | [b]stilyo[/b] | fountain-pen | | [b]stim; –i[/b] | esteem, to – | | [b]stimadi; –o[/b] | estimation; to –ate | | [b]stimul; –azo; –i; –ifa[/b] | stimulus; –lation; to –late; –ating | | [b]stinki; –o[/b] | to stink; stink | | [b]stip[/b] | (tree's) stump; stock; ([i]comm.[/i]) stub, counterfoil | | [b]stipel[/b] | stub, counterfoil | | [b]stiplo[/b] | steeple-chase | | [b]stipul; –azo; –i[/b] | stipulation; to –ate | | [b]stir[/b] | v past tense of sti, to stay, to be | | [b]stiro; –azo; –adi; –erin; –il[/b] | ironing (coats); to press up, to iron up; ironer [i]f[/i]; flat-iron | | [b]stiv(o)[/b] | ([i]naut.[/i])hold | | [b]stivuk[/b] | ([i]naut.[/i]) store-room | | [b]stof; –i[/b] | stuff; to give fullness, to fill out | | [b]stoika; –ismo[/b] | stoic(al); –ism | | [b]stok; –a; –ye[/b] | stock [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i]; in – | | [b]stomak; –a[/b] | stomach; –al | | [b]stomit[/b] | ([i]med.[/i]) stomatitis | | [b]stompi; –o[/b] | to dim, to shade off; shading off | | [b]stop; –i[/b] | stop; to – | | [b]stoplo; –a[/b] | tow, oakum; to caulk | | [b]stopso; –i[/b] | darning; to darn | | [b]stor[/b] | [i]v[/i] future of [i][b]sti[/b][/i], to stay, to be | | [b]stor(o)[/b] | window-blind | | [b]stordita; –eso; –ado[/b] | heedless; –ness; giddy, –iness ([i]nature[/i], [i]action[/i]) | | [b]storko; –i[/b] | extortion; to extort | | [b]storno; –i[/b] | refund; to – | | [b]stosi; –o[/b] | to emboss; –ment | | [b]strad(o); –a; –ye[/b] | street; –'s; in the – | | [b]stragon; –a[/b] | ([i]bot.[/i]) tarragon [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i] | | [b]strana; –eso[/b] | strange; –ness | | [b]strand; –a; –e[/b] | shore; ashore; [b]–i[/b]; to strand, to ground, to run aground | | [b]strangi; –er; –o[/b] | to strangle; –er; –ing [i]n[/i] | | [b]stras[/b] | strass | | [b]strato; –a; –e[/b] | stratum, layer, bed [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i]; [i]adv.[/i] | | [b]stratosfer; –a[/b] | stratosphere; –ic | | [b]stravago; –a; –i[/b] | extravagance; –ant; –vagate | | [b]stregi[/b] | to bewitch | | [b]strego; –in; –io[/b] | wizard, sorcerer; witch, sorceress; sorcery | | [b]strek; –er; –i[/b] | strike; –er; to –; [i][b]sida[/b][/i] –sit-down strike | | [b]stren; –i[/b] | present, gift; to use (to wear) for the first time | | [b]strenga; –o[/b] | strenuous; –ness | | [b]stret(o)[/b] | ([i]geog.[/i]) strait | | [b]strida[/b] | strident | | [b]strigo; –a; –i[/b] | stripe; –ed; to – stria, to striate | | [b]strika[/b] | skimpy, narrow | | [b]stril; –i[/b] | shriek, scream; to – | | [b]stringi; –o[/b] | to embrace; – [i]n[/i]; to hug; – [i]n[/i] | | [b]Strip; –in; –erin[/b] | strip-tease; –er f | | [b]strof(o)[/b] | strophe | | [b]stroso[/b] | ostrich | | [b]stud; –i; –ema; –ent[/b] | study; to –;-ious; –ent | | [b]stuf; –a; –at; –i[/b] | ([i]cook.[/i]) stove; –ed; to – | | [b]stuk; –a[/b] | ([i]arch.[/i]) stucco [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i] | | [b]stup (o); –or[/b] | stupor | | [b]stupal[/b] | narcotic, drug | | [b]stupi; –o[/b] | to amaze; –ment; to stupefy | | [b]stupida; –eso; –ado[/b] | stupid; –ity ([i]nature[/i], [i]action[/i]) | | [b]stupifa[/b] | stupefying, amazing, astounding | | [b]stusel; –azo; –i; –ema[/b] | tickling [i]n[/i]; to tickle; –ish | | [b]su; –a[/b] | under, below prep, [i]a[/i] | | [b]suadi; –o[/b] | to persuade; –uasion | | [b]suagent; –ur[/b] | sub-agent; –cy | | [b]sualdo[/b] | deputy chief clerk (waiter, station-master); assistant, – manager | | [b]sualimenti; –azo[/b] | to underfeed; malnutrition | | [b]suat[/b] | subordinate, –d | | [b]suava; –eso[/b] | suave; –ity | | [b]suazo[/b] | subordination | | [b]sub-tenent[/b] | second-lieutenant | | [b]sub; –a[/b] | under [i]prep[/i]; [i]a[/i] | | [b]subjek; –a; –e[/b] | subject; –ive; –ively | | [b]suban[/b] | dependant, underling [i]n[/i] | | [b]subderker; –in[/b] | deputy-director; –directress, – manageress | | [b]subdevolva; –o[/b] | under-developed; –pment | | [b]Subdivid; –i[/b] | subdivision; to –vide | | [b]sube[/b] | below, beneath; [b]–el[/b] undershirt | | [b]subema; –o[/b] | passive; –ity | | [b]subi[/b] | to suffer, to submit to, to undergo | | [b]subin[/b] | dependant [i]f[/i] | | [b]subiolga[/b] | subsequent | | [b]subita; –e[/b] | sudden; –ly | | [b]subjogi; –o; –azo[/b] | to subjugate; –ation | | [b]subkonsho; –a[/b] | subconsciousness; –ious | | [b]sublima[/b] | sublime, lofty | | [b]sublimal[/b] | ([i]chem.[/i]) sublimate | | [b]sublini[/b] | to underline | | [b]subluk; –i[/b] | subletting; to sublet | | [b]submara; –ior[/b] | submarine [i]a[/i]; [i]n[/i] | | [b]submindi; –o[/b] | to understand, to imply; innuendo, implication | | [b]submiti; –o; –eso[/b] | to submit; submission, submissiveness | | [b]Subo[/b] | underwear; the side below | | [b]subol[/b] | saucer | | [b]suborni; –o[/b] | to suborn; –ation | | [b]subret[/b] | maid, soubrette | | [b]subrog-tutcr[/b] | surrogate guardian | | [b]subsid; –i[/b] | subsidy; to –ize | | [b]subsist(o); –i[/b] | subsistence; to subsist | | [b]substanso; –a[/b] | substance; –antial | | [b]substantiv[/b] | substantive, noun | | [b]substitui; –uo[/b] | to substitute; –ution | | [b]subtaso[/b] | saucer | | [b]subtenso[/b] | low blood-pressure | | [b]subtera; –aro[/b] | underground [i]a[/i]; [i]n[/i] | | [b]subterfugo[/b] | subterfuge, shift | | [b]subtitlo; –i[/b] | sub-title; to – | | [b]suburbo; –a[/b] | suburb; –an | | [b]subven; –i[/b] | subvention; to subsidize | | [b]subveo, subpaso[/b] | subway | | [b]subverti; –o[/b] | to subvert; –ersion | | [b]subvest[/b] | underwear, undergarment | | [b]Sud; –a; –e[/b] | South [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i]; [i]adv.[/i] southern | | [b]Sudamerik; –a[/b] | South America, –an | | [b]Sudauror[/b] | aurora australis | | [b]suden[/b] | southern wind | | [b]sudesten[/b] | south-easter [i]n[/i] (wind) | | [b]sudwesten[/b] | south-wester [i]n[/i] (wind) | | [b]suelper[/b] | sub-assistant, deputy assistant | | [b]suertadi; –o[/b] | to draw lots; lots-drawing | | [b]suerto; –a; –e[/b] | lot, fate, destiny, hazard, chance [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i]; [i]adv.[/i] | | [b]suetago[/b] | ([i]constr.[/i]) basement | | [b]suevalui; –uo[/b] | to underestimate; –ation | | [b]suf ![/b] | enough ! | | [b]sufema; –o[/b] | conceited, self sufficient; self-conceit, – sufficiency | | [b]sufix[/b] | suffix | | [b]sufle[/b] | ([i]cook.[/i]) souffle | | [b]sufo; –a; –e[/b] | sufficiency; –ient; –tly, enough | | [b]sufon; –i[/b] | big quantity, more than enough; to be more than sufficient | | [b]sufoni[/b] | to be more than sufficient | | [b]sufrago[/b] | suffrage, vote | | [b]sugest; –i[/b] | suggestion; to influence (by –) | | [b]sugo; –a[/b] | cork [i]n[/i], [i]a[/i] ([i]substance[/i]) | | [b]sui[/b] | to subordinate | | [b]suicid; –i[/b] | suicide; to commit – | | [b]sujel; –i[/b] | suggestion; to suggest | | [b]suk; –a; –oza[/b] | juice; –y | | [b]sukra[/b] | sugared, sweet | | [b]sukrel[/b] | barley sugar | | [b]sukren; –i[/b] | ([i]pastry[/i]) candy; to – | | [b]sukro; –il; –ol[/b] | sugar; –tongs; lump of sugar | | [b]sukron[/b] | brown sugar | | [b]sukulenta; –enso[/b] | succulent; –ence | | [b]sulfo; –alo[/b] | sulphur; sulphate | | [b]sulfur[/b] | sulphur | | [b]sulki; –o[/b] | to soil, to dirty; dirt, stain, spot; ([i]fig.[/i]) blemish | | [b]sulto[/b] | balance payment; fraudulent balance (premium) | | [b]sulyo[/b] | ([i]animal's[/i]) hoof | | [b]sum; –i; –eyo[/b] | sum; to – up; summary | | [b]sun; –a; –este[/b] | soon [i]adv.[/i]; [i]a[/i]; as – as possible | | [b]sunesta bonesta[/b] | the sooner the better | | [b]sungi; –o[/b] | ([i]birds'[/i]) warbling; to warble | | [b]sunto; –a; –i[/b] | epitome, compendium; abstract, epitome [i]a[/i]; to epitomize | | [b]suoficer[/b] | non-commissioned officer | | [b]suol[/b] | soil | | [b]suol; –e[/b] | ground, earth; on the ground | | [b]suordan[/b] | subordinate, dependant [i]n[/i] | | [b]sup[/b] | soup | | [b]super; –a[/b] | extra, – fine [i]adv.[/i], [i]a[/i] | | [b]superba[/b] | superb; proud | | [b]superflua[/b] | superfluous | | [b]superi[/b] | to exceed, to go beyond, to surpass | | [b]superko[/b] | fraud, deceit | | [b]superponi[/b] | to superimpose | | [b]superstis; –a[/b] | superstition; –ious | | [b]Superyor; –in[/b] | Superior ([i]eccles.[/i]) [i]m[/i]; [i]f[/i] | | [b]supil[/b] | soup-ladle, ladle | | [b]supla; –eso[/b] | supple, soft; –ness | | [b]suplanti; –azo[/b] | to supplant; –ing [i]n[/i] | | [b]supledi; –o[/b] | to replace, to supply, to complete; substitution; functions of (deputy) substitute | | [b]suplik; –i[/b] | request, petition; to beg, to supplicate, to beseech | | [b]suplis; –i; –er[/b] | torture; to –; –er, executioner | | [b]suport; –i; –er[/b] | support; to –; –er | | [b]supozi; –o[/b] | to suppose; –ition | | [b]supra[/b] | extra, superior[/b] | [i]a[/i] | | [b]Supran[/b] | ([i]eccles.[/i]) Superior | | [b]supre[/b] | superlatively | | [b]suprefekt; –ado[/b] | sub-prefect; –ure | | [b]suprema; –ado[/b] | supreme; –macy | | [b]supremel[/b] | ([i]cook.[/i]) supreme | | [b]supreso[/b] | superiority | | [b]supri[/b] | to outmatch, to surpass | | [b]Suprin[/b] | ([i]eccles.[/i]) Superior [i]f[/i]; Mother superior | | [b]supro[/b] | superiority | | [b]suproduk; –azo[/b] | under-production | | [b]suprun[/b] | superior man | | [b]supspun; –ayo[/b] | soup-spoon, – ful | | [b]suput; –i[/b] | calculation, estimation; to calculate, to estimate | | [b]supuyo[/b] | tureen; soup – | | [b]sur[/b] | over [i]prep.[/i] | | [b]sur-[/b] | prefix for "over" | | [b]sura[/b] | over [i]a[/i] | | [b]suraia; –i[/b] | over age [i]a[/i]; to be – | | [b]suralimenti; –azo[/b] | to feed up; overfeeding, feeding up [i]n[/i] | | [b]suralti[/b] | to heighten | | [b]suranya[/b] | antiquated, superannuated | | [b]surbasi[/b] | ([i]arch.[/i]) to depress, to surbase; ([i]mot.[/i]) to undersling; [b]–a[/b], [b]at[/b] depressed, surbased | | [b]surbid; –i[/b] | outbidding [i]n[/i]; to outbid | | [b]surbum; –i[/b] | big youth-party; to organize a – | | [b]surcefe[/b] | more than enough | | [b]surcil; –adi[/b] | eyebrow; to frown | | [b]surda; –eso; –i[/b] | deaf; –ness; to –en | | [b]surdamuta[/b] | deaf-and-dumb [i]a[/i]; deafmute [i]n[/i] | | [b]surden; –i; –e; –a[/b] | mute; to talk, to sound on the sly; muted [i]adv.[/i], [i]a[/i] | | [b]surdeta[/b] | hard of hearing | | [b]surdifa[/b] | deafening | | [b]surdril[/b] | overtraining [i]n[/i] | | [b]sure[/b] | over, above [i]adv.[/i] | | [b]surelgo[/b] | first quality, first choice, first selection | | [b]surexit; –i[/b] | overexcitement; to –ite | | [b]surfaco; –a; –ema[/b] | surface [i]n[/i]; [i]a[/i]; superficial | | [b]surfina[/b] | superfine | | [b]surgi; –o[/b] | to rise, to appear; upheaval, rising [i]n[/i], rise | | [b]surgraten[/b] | top, upper selection | | [b]surkargo; –i[/b] | overloading [i]n[/i]; to –load | | [b]surklasi[/b] | to outclass | | [b]surkoka; –at[/b] | ([i]cook.[/i]) overdone | | [b]surkolma[/b] | jam-full | | [b]surkontro; –i[/b] | ([i]bridge game[/i]) redouble; to – | | [b]surkot; –i[/b] | overtrumping; to –trump | | [b]surmen; –i[/b] | overwork; to –; to overexert oneself | | [b]surmerkade[/b] | on top of that, besides all that, into the bargain | | [b]surmonti[/b] | to surmount | | [b]surnagi[/b] | to float on the surface | | [b]surnam; –el[/b] | nickname; sobriquet | | [b]surnefra[/b] | ([i]anat.[/i]) suprarenal | | [b]surnum; –a; –e[/b] | exceeding number; supernumerary [i]a[/i]; [i]adv.[/i] |