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	Neutral	Part	English Definition
*	s., sirka	p.	circa, about.
*	sabl	n.	sand.
**	sablos	a.	sandy.
*	sabr	n.	sabre.
*	safir	n.	sapphire.
*	safran	n.	saffron.
*	sagas	a.	sagacious; acute.
**	sagasitet	n.	sagacity; acuteness.
*	sagit	n.	arrow.
*	sak	n.	sack; bag; pouch.
*	sakrament	n.	sacrament.
*	sakristi	n.	sacristy.
*	Saksonia	n.	Saxony.
*	sal	n.	salt.
**	salar	v.	to salt.
**	solos	a.	salty.
*	salad	n.	salad.
*	salamandr	n.	salamander.
*	salar	n.	salary.
**	salarar	v.	to salary.
*	salin	n.	saltworks.
*	salis	n.	willow.
*	saliv	n.	saliva.
*	salmon	n.	salmon.
*	salon	n.	salon; saloon; living room; drawing-room.
*	salt	n.	leap; spring; bound; jump.
**	saltar	v.	to leap; to spring; to bound; to jump.
*	salubr	a.	salubrious; wholesome; healthful.
*	salut	n.	salute; greeting.
**	salutar	v.	to salute; to greet.
*	salv	n.	salvo; volley; salute.
*	salvar	v.	to save; to rescue.
**	salvator	n.	savior.
*	samarium	n.	samarium (Sm).
*	san	a.	sound; healthy; well.
**	saneskar	v.	to recover; to convalesce; to grow well.
**	saneskasion	n.	recovery; convalescence.
**	sanitet	n.	health; soundness.
*	sandali	n.	sandals.
*	sanguin	n.	blood.
**	sanguinar	v.	to bleed (intr.).
*	sanguinik	a.	sanguine.
**	sanguiniker	n.	sanguine person.
*	sanguin-sug	n.	leech.
*	sanksion	n.	sanction.
**	sanksionar	v.	to sanction.
*	sankt	a.	holy.
**	sanktifikar	v.	to sanctify; to hallow.
**	sanktitet	n.	sanctity; holiness.
*	sanskrit	n.	Sanskrit.
*	santim	n.	centime.
*	sapient	a.	wise.
**	sapientitet	n.	wisdom.
*	sapon	n.	soap.
*	sardin	n.	sardine.
*	sark	n.	coffin.
*	sarkasm	n.	sarcasm.
**	sarkasmik	a.	sarcastic.
*	satan	n.	Satan.
**	satanik	a.	satanic.
*	satin	n.	satin.
**	satinar	v.	to satin; to satin-finish.
*	satir	n.	satire.
*	satiro	n.	satyr.
*	satisfaktar	v.	to satisfy.
**	satisfaktasion	n.	satisfaction; satisfying.
*	saturar	v.	to saturate; to sate.
**	saturasion	n.	saturation; satiation.
**	satured	part.	saturated; sated.
*	saturndi	n.	Saturday.
**	saturndian, de saturndi	a.	Saturday.
*	Savoya	n.	Savoy.
*	se	pr.	self (reflexive).
*	seb	n.	tallow; suet.
*	sebr	n.	zebra.
*	sed	n.	seat.
**	sedar	v.	to sit.
*	sediment	n.	sediment; grounds; lees; dregs.
*	sedl	n.	saddle.
**	sedlar	v.	to saddle.
*	sedr	n.	cedar.
*	sedukar	v.	to seduce.
*	sefir	n.	zephyr.
*	seg	n.	saw.
**	segar	v.	to saw.
*	segment	n.	segment.
*	sejurn	n.	sojourn.
**	sejurnar	v.	to sojourn.
*	sekin	n.	sequin; zechin.
*	sekond	n.	second (division of time).
*	sekret	n.	secret.
*	sekretar	n.	secretary.
*	seks	nr.	six.
*	seks-des	nr.	sixty.
*	seksion	n.	section.
*	sekst	nr.	sixth.
*	sekstet	n.	sextet; sextette.
*	seksu	n.	sex.
*	sekt	n.	sect.
**	sektar	v.	to form a sect.
*	sekuar	v.	to follow; to ensue.
**	sekuad	n.	sequel.
**	sekuantfoa	ad.	the next time.
**	sekuantu	p.	according to; in consequence of.
*	sekuantu komand de		by order of.
*	sekuar mediu aspekt	v.	to look after.
*	sekuestr	n.	sequestration; seizure.
**	sekustrar	v.	to sequester; to sequestrate.
*	sekul	n.	century.
**	sekulik	a.	centurial; centennial; secular.
*	sekund	nr.	second.
**	sekundan	a.	scholar of the second class.
*	sekundar	v.	to second.
*	sekundar	a.	secondary.
*	sekur	a.	secure; certain; safe; sure.
**	sekuritet	n.	security; safety.
*	sel	n.	sail (sheet).
**	selar	v.	to sail.
*	selebr	a.	celebrated; noted.
**	selebritet	n.	celebrity.
*	selektar	v.	to select; to choose, to elect.
*	selen	n.	selenium (Se).
*	selibat	n.	celibacy.
*	selri	n.	celery.
*	selul	n.	cell.
*	sem	pr.	same (seeel sem, it sem).
*	semafor	n.	semaphore.
*	seman	n.	week.
*	semblar	v.	to seem; to appear.
*	semblar estran	v.	to seem strange.
*	sement	n.	cement.
**	sementar	v.	to cement.
*	semestr	n.	half-year.
**	semestrik	a.	half-yearly; semi-annual.
*	semi-	prefix.	signifying semi-, half-.
*	semi-ad	n.	half.
*	semifilio	n.	stepson.
*	semifratr	n.	stepbrother; half-brother.
*	semilun	n.	half-moon.
*	semin	n.	seed.
**	seminar	v.	to sow.
*	seminar	n.	seminary.
*	semipatr	n.	stepfather.
*	semit	n.	Semite.
*	semiton	n.	semitone.
*	semivokal	n.	semivowel.
*	sempre	ad.	always; ever.
**	semprik	a.	everlasting.
*	sempre-florant	part.	ever-blooming.
*	sen	n.	ashes.
*	senat	n.	senate.
**	senater	n.	senator.
*	senil	a.	senile.
*	senior	a.	senior; older.
*	senit	n.	zenith.
*	sens	n.	sense.
**	sensos	a.	sensible.
*	sensasion	n.	sensation (state of excited interest or feeling).
*	sensor	n.	censor.
*	sensu	n.	sense (one of the five).
**	sensuik	a.	sensory.
**	sensuar	v.	to feel; to perceive; to experience (physically).
**	sensuasion	n.	sensation.
**	sensuabl	a.	sensitive; sensible.
**	sensuablitet	n.	sensitiveness; sensibility.
*	sensual	a.	sensual.
**	sensualitet	n.	sensuality.
*	sensur	n.	censorship.
**	sensurar	v.	to examine (as censor).
*	sent	nr.	hundred.
*	sentens	n.	sentence (saying).
*	sentiar	v.	to be sensible of; to feel; to perceive.
**	sentiabl	a.	sensible; perceptible.
*	sentiment	n.	sentiment; feeling.
**	sentimentos	a.	sensitive; feeling.
*	sentimental	a.	sentimental.
**	sentimentalitet	n.	sentimentality.
*	sentinel	n.	sentinel.
*	sent-livr	n.	hundred; hundred-weight; quintal; centner.
*	sentr	n.	center.
*	sentralisar	v.	to centralize.
**	sentralisasion	n.	centralization.
*	sep	n.	vine.
*	separar	v.	to separate.
**	separasion	n.	separation.
**	separik	a.	separate.
*	sepi	n.	hedge; fence.
**	sepiar	v.	to hedge; to fence.
*	sept	nr.	seven.
**	septim	nr.	seventh.
*	sept-des	nr.	seventy.
*	septembr	n.	September.
*	septet	n.	septet; septette.
*	sepult	n.	grave; sepulcher.
**	sepultar	v.	to bury; to inter.
*	seraf	n.	seraph.
*	Serbia	n.	Serbia; Servia.
*	serebr	n.	cerebrum; brain.
*	seremoni	n.	cenemony.
*	seren	a.	serene.
**	serenitet	n.	serenity.
*	serenad	n.	serenade.
*	serf	n.	deer.
*	seri	n.	series.
**	seriar	v.	to seriate; to arrange in a series; to place in a row.
*	serios	a.	serious; earnest.
**	seriositet	n.	seriousness; earnestness.
*	seris	n.	cherry.
*	serium	n.	cerium (Ce).
*	serpent	n.	serpent; snake.
**	serpentar	v.	to meander; to wind.
*	serpentin	n.	serpentine line; wavy line.
*	sert	a.	certain; sure.
**	serte	ad.	certainly; surely.
**	sertifikar	v.	to certify.
**	sertifikasion	n.	certificate.
**	sertitet	n.	certainty.
*	sert-kos	pr. ind.	a certain thing; something.
*	sert-maniere	ad.	in a certain way; in a certain manner.
*	serus	n.	ceruse; white lead.
*	serv	n.	servant.
**	servar	v.	to serve; to tend to; to conduce to; to wait on.
*	serviet	n.	napkin.
*	servil	a.	servile.
**	servilitet	n.	servility.
*	sesar	v.	to cease; to stop; to discontinue; to desist.
*	sesium	n.	cesium; caesium (Cs).
*	seson	n.	season.
*	set	n.	silk.
*	setr	a.	remaining.
**	setri	n.	the rest.
**	setre	ad.	for the rest; moreover; furthermore.
*	setui	n.	bristle.
**	setuios	a.	bristly.
*	sever	a.	severe; rigorous; sharp.
**	severitet	n.	severity.
*	sfer	n.	sphere; ball.
**	sferik	a.	spherical.
*	sfinks	n.	sphinx.
*	sfinkter	n.	sphincter.
*	shabrak	n.	shabrack; saddle-cloth; housing.
*	shak	n.	chess.
**	shakist	n.	chess-player.
*	shakal	n.	jackal.
*	shak-plat	n.	chess-board.
*	shampinion	n.	mushroom.
*	shapó	n.	hat.
*	sharj	n.	cargo; load; charge; burden.
**	sharjar	v.	to load; to charge; to burden.
*	sharm	n.	charm; attraction.
**	sharmar	v.	to charm; to bewitch; to enchant; to fascinate.
*	shef	n.	chief; head; leader.
*	shershar	v.	to seek; to search for; to look for.
*	shifr	n.	cipher; figure.
**	shifrar	v.	to write in cipher.
*	shiling	n.	shilling.
*	shist	n.	slate.
*	shist-krayon	n.	slate-pencil.
*	si	ad.	yes.
*	si-	prefix.	signifying the present time or the nearest object.
*	Siberia	n.	Siberia.
*	sibet	n.	civet (pharm.).
*	sibet-kat	n.	civet-cat, civet.
*	sibilar	v.	to hiss.
*	sidiurne	ad.	to-day; today.
*	sidr	n.	cider.
*	sie	pr.	his; her; hers; its.
*	siek	a.	blind.
**	siekifikar	v.	to blind.
**	siekitet	n.	blindness.
*	siel	n.	heaven; sky.
**	sielik	a.	heavenly; celestial.
*	sient	n.	science; knowledge.
**	sientik	a.	scientific.
*	sifon	n.	siphon.
*	sigar	n.	cigar.
**	sigaret	n.	cigarette.
*	sigil	n.	seal (stamp).
**	sigilar	v.	to seal.
*	sign	n.	sign.
**	signar	v.	to denote; to designate; to mark.
*	signal	n.	signal.
**	signalar	v.	to signal.
*	sign de eks-klamasion	n.	exclamation mark.
*	sign de interogasion	n.	interrogation mark.
*	sign de sitasion	n.	quotation mark.
*	signi de interpunktasion	n.	punctuation marks.
*	signifikar	v.	to signify; to mean.
**	signifikasion	n.	signification; meaning.
*	sigsag	n.	zigzag.
*	sik	a.	dry; arid.
**	sikitet	n.	dryness; aridity.
*	sikatris	n.	scar; cicatrice.
**	sikatrisar	v.	to cicatrize.
*	sikause	ad.	therefore; accordingly; for this reason; because of this; hence.
*	sikomor	n.	sycamore.
*	sikon	n.	stork.
*	sikor	n.	chicory; succory.
*	sil	n.	eyelash.
*	silab	n.	syllable.
*	silensi	n.	silence.
**	silensiar	v.	to be silent.
**	silensios	a.	silent.
**	silensi!	i.	silence!; hush!; keep still!; be quiet!
*	Silesia	n.	Silesia.
*	silik	n.	pod; husk; hull.
*	silindr	n.	cylinder.
*	silindr-shapó	n.	cylinder hat; silk hat.
*	silisium	n.	silicium; silicon (Si).
*	silogism	n.	syllogism.
*	siloke	ad.	here.
*	simaniere	ad.	thus; in this manner; in this way.
*	simbal	n.	cymbal.
*	simbol	n.	symbol.
*	simeks	n.	bug.
*	simetri	n.	symmetry.
**	simetriik	a.	symmetrical.
*	simi	n.	ape.
**	simiar	v.	to ape; to mimic.
**	simiik, de simi	a.	simian.
*	simil	a.	similar; like.
**	similitet	n.	similarity; likeness.
*	simomente	ad.	instantly.
**	simpatia	n.	sympathy. (1906, r.153)
**	simpatik	a.	sympathetic.
*	simpl	nr.	simple.
**	simplifikar	v.	to simplify.
**	simplifikasion	n.	simplification.
**	simplitet	n.	simplicity.
*	simptom	n.	symptom.
*	simular	v.	to simulate.
**	simulasion	n.	simulation.
*	simultan	a.	simultaneous.
**	simultane	ad.	simultaneously.
**	simultanitet	n.	simultaneousness.
*	sin	n.	swan.
*	sinabr	n.	cinnabar.
*	sinagog	n.	synagogue.
*	sinamon	n.	cinnamon.
*	sine	p.	without.
*	sine ke	c.	without.
*	singular	n.	the singular number.
*	singult	n.	sob.
**	singultar	v.	to sob.
*	sinior	n.	sir; mister; gentleman.
**	siniora	n.	Mirs.; madam; lady.
*	Sinior	n.	Lord.
*	siniorina	n.	miss; young lady; lady.
*	sinistr	a.	left.
**	sinistre	ad.	at the left; on the left.
*	sinistre de	p.	to (at) the left of.
*	sink	n.	zinc (Zn).
**	sinkar	v.	to zinc.
*	sinonim	n.	synonym.
**	sinonimik	a.	synonymous.
*	sinser	a.	sincere; candid.
**	sinseritet	n.	sincerity; candor.
*	sintaks	n.	syntax.
*	sintes	n.	synthesis.
*	sintil	n.	spark.
*	sintur	n.	girdle; belt; cincture; zone.
**	sinturar	v.	to girdle; to belt; to gird.
*	sipres	n.	cypress.
*	sir	n.	wax.
*	Siria	n.	Syria.
*	sirk	n.	circus.
*	sirka	ad.	around; round about; all around.
*	sirka	p.	about; around.
*	sirka-donar	v.	to surround; to encompass; to environ; to encircle.
*	sirkl	n.	circle.
**	sirklar	v.	to circulate; to be in circulation.
**	sirklad	n.	environs; surroundings.
*	sirkl-andar	v.	to go around; to go about; to run about.
*	sirklator	n.	compasses.
*	sirkonium	n.	zirconium (Zr).
*	sirkuit	n.	circuit.
**	sirkuitos	a.	circuitous.
*	sirkular	n.	circular letter; circular.
*	sirkumstans	n.	circumstance.
*	sirop	n.	syrup.
*	sisar	v.	to seize; to grasp.
*	sisel	n.	chisel.
**	siselar	v.	to chisel.
*	Sisilia	n.	Sicily.
*	sistem	n.	system.
**	sistemik	a.	systematic.
*	sistern	n.	cistern.
*	sitar	v.	to cite; to quote; to summon.
*	sitadel	n.	citadel.
*	sitempe	ad.	now; at this time.
*	siterior	a.	hither; this.
**	siteriore	ad.	on this side; on the hither side.
*	siteriore de	p.	on this side of; on the hither side of.
*	siti	n.	thirst; drouth.
**	sitios, avant siti	a.	thirsty.
*	sitr	n.	zither.
*	situar	v.	to situate.
**	situasion	n.	situation; site.
*	situl	n.	bucket; pail.
*	sivil	a.	civil; civic.
*	sivilisar	v.	to civilize.
**	sivilisasion	n.	civilization.
*	skabi	n.	itch; mange; scab.
**	skabios	a.	itchy; mangy; scabby.
*	skafold	n.	scaffold.
*	skal	n.	staircase; stairs; scale; gamut.
*	skamnu	n.	bench; pew.
*	skandal	n.	scandal.
**	skandalos	a.	scandalous.
*	Skandinavia	n.	Scandinavia.
*	skandium	n.	scandium (Sc).
*	skar	n.	scratch.
**	skarifikar	v.	to scarify.
*	skarab	n.	chafer; beetle.
*	skarlat	a.	scarlet.
*	skarp	n.	scarp; slope.
**	skarpar	v. tr.	to slope.
**	skarpik	a.	steep.
*	skatul	n.	box; bandbox; hat-box; pasteboard box.
**	skatulet	n.	box; snuff-box; pill-box.
*	skelet	n.	skeleton.
*	sken	n.	stage; scene.
*	skeptik	a. / n.	a., sceptical; n., sceptic.
**	skeptikism	n.	scepticism.
*	skeptr	n.	scepter.
*	skis	n.	sketch.
**	skisar	v.	to sketch.
*	skiur	n.	squirrel.
*	sklav	n.	slave.
*	skol	n.	school.
**	skolan	a.	scholar.
*	skolopendr	n.	centiped; centipede; scolopendra.
*	skori	n.	scoria; dross; slag; cinder.
*	skorpion	n.	scorpion.
*	Skotia	n.	Scotland.
*	skribar	v.	to write.
**	skribad	n.	writing; treatise; essay.
**	skribade	ad.	in writing.
**	skribasion	n.	writing.
**	skribator	n.	writer.
*	skribar sekuantu diktad	v.	to write from dictation.
*	skroful	n.	scrofula.
**	skrofulos	a.	scrofulous.
**	skrofulositet	n.	scrofulousness.
*	skrub	n.	screw.
**	skrubar	v.	to screw.
*	skrupl	n.	scrple.
**	skruplar	v.	to scruple.
**	skruplos	a.	scrupulous.
**	skruplositet	n.	scrupulousness.
*	skual	n.	shark.
*	skuam	n.	scale; squame.
**	skuamos	a.	scaly; squamous.
*	skulptar	v.	to sculpture; to carve; to cut.
**	skulptasion	n.	sculpture.
**	skulptator	n.	sculptor.
*	skum	n.	froth; foam; scum.
**	skumar	v.	to froth; to foam.
*	skur	n.	axe; hatchet.
*	skut	n.	shield; buckler.
*	slav	n.	Sclave.
**	slavik	a.	Sclavic.
*	slim	n.	slime; mud.
**	slimos	a.	muddy.
*	slipr	n.	sleeper; sill; threshold; tie.
*	slit	n.	sleigh.
*	smaragd	n.	emerald.
*	sobl	n.	sable.
*	sobr	a.	sober; temperate.
**	sobritet	n.	sobriety; temperance.
*	sod	n.	soda.
*	sodiak	n.	zodiac.
*	sokl	n.	socle.
*	sol	n.	sun.
*	sol	a.	alone; only; sole.
**	solitet	n.	solitude; solitariness.
**	sole	ad.	only; alone; solely; but.
*	soldar	v.	to solder.
*	soldat	n.	soldier; pawn (in chess).
*	soldi	n.	Sunday.
**	soldian, de soldi	a.	Sunday.
*	sole	n.	sole (of foot, shoe, etc.).
*	solemn	a.	solemn.
**	solemnitet	n.	solemnity.
*	solid	a.	solid.
**	solideskar	v.	to solidify.
**	soliditet	n.	solidity.
*	solidar	a.	solidary; jointly and severally liable.
**	solidaritet	n.	solidarity.
*	solisitar	v.	to solicit; to be solicitous.
*	solo	n.	solo.
*	solvar	v.	to loosen; to dissolve; to solve.
**	solvasion	n.	solution.
*	somit	n.	summit.
*	somni	n.	dream.
**	somniav	v.	to dream.
*	son	n.	sound.
**	sonar	v.	to sound.
*	sonat	n.	sonata.
*	sond	n.	plummet; sound; probe.
**	sondar	v.	to sound; to fathom; to probe.
*	sonet	n.	sonnet.
*	sonor	a.	sonorous; loud.
*	son [u liter] sibilant	n.	sibilant.
**	soologia	n.	zoology. (1906, r.153)
**	soologik	a.	zoological.
*	sopran	n.	soprano (voice).
**	sopranist	n.	soprano (singer).
*	sord	n.	dirt; filth; soil; grime.
**	sordik	a.	dirty; filthy; soiled.
**	sordeskar	v.	to become dirty.
**	sordifikar	v.	to soil; to befoul; to foul; to dirty.
*	sordid	a.	sordid.
**	sordiditet	n.	sordidness.
*	soror	n.	sister.
*	sort	n.	sort; kind.
**	sortar	v.	to sort; to assort.
*	sos	n.	sauce; gravy.
*	sosiabl	a.	sociable.
**	sosiablitet	n.	sociability.
*	sosial	a.	social.
**	sosialism	n.	socialism.
*	sosietet	n.	society; company.
*	sosis	n.	sausage.
*	sparv	n.	sparrow-hawk.
*	spasi	n.	space; room.
**	spasiik	a.	local.
**	spasios	a.	spacious; roomy.
*	spasm	n.	spasm; cramp.
*	spat	n.	spar (min.).
*	spekt	n.	look.
**	spektar	v.	to look (at).
**	spektator	n.	spectator.
*	spektakl	n.	spectacle; sight; play.
*	spekular	v.	to speculate (commerce).
*	spend	n.	expense; expenditure; outlay.
**	spendar	v.	to expend; to spend; to lay out; to disburse.
*	sperm	n.	semen; seed.
*	spes	n.	spice; spices; groceries.
*	spesial	a.	special; especial.
**	spesiale	ad.	especially; specially.
**	spesialitet	n.	specialty.
*	spesifik	a.	specific.
*	spesifikar	v.	to specify.
**	spesifikasion	n.	specification.
*	spik	n.	ear (grain); spike (bot.).
*	spil	n.	pin.
*	spin	n.	thorn.
**	spinos	a.	thorny.
*	spinat	n.	spinach.
*	spion	n.	spy.
**	spionar	v.	to spy.
*	spiral	a.	spiral.
*	spirit	n.	spirit; ghost.
**	spiritik	a.	spiritual; ghostly.
**	spiritism	n.	spiritism.
**	spiritist	n.	spiritist.
**	spiritos	a.	spirited.
*	spiritual	a.	spiritual (opposed to worldly).
*	splen	n.	spleen.
*	splendar	v.	to shine; to be bright; to be resplendent.
**	splendid	a.	shining; bright; splendid; resplendent.
**	splendor	n.	splendor; brightness; resplendence.
*	spondé	n.	spondee.
**	spondeik	a.	spondaic.
*	spongi	n.	sponge.
**	spongiatr	a.	spongy; sponge-like.
*	spontan	a.	spontaneous.
**	spontanitet	n.	spontaneousness; spontaneity.
*	sporadik	a.	sporadic.
*	sporn	n.	spur.
*	sport	n.	sport.
*	spris	n.	syringe.
**	sprisar	v.	to squirt; to syringe.
*	sprit	n.	spirit (liquor).
**	spritos	a.	spirituous.
*	sput	n.	spittle.
**	sputar	v.	to spit; to expectorate.
*	stab	n.	staff (military).
*	stabil	a.	stable.
**	stabilitet	n.	stability.
*	stadi	n.	stadium.
*	staf	n.	stirrup.
*	stagn	n.	pond; pool.
**	stagnar	v.	to stagnate.
*	stal	n.	stable; stall.
*	stamp	n.	stamp.
**	stampar	v.	to stamp.
*	stan	n.	tin; stannum (Sn).
**	stanar	v.	to tin.
*	stand	n.	stand; position; state; condition.
**	standar	v.	to stand; to be (do).
*	standart	n.	standard; ensign.
*	stang	n.	pole; bar.
*	stasion	n.	station.
*	stat	n.	state (commonwealth).
*	statik	n.	statics.
**	statikal	a.	static(al).
*	statistik	n.	statistics.
*	statu	n.	statue.
*	statuar	v.	to enact.
*	statur	n.	stature.
*	statut	n.	statute.
*	stearin	n.	stearin.
*	stel	n.	star.
*	stenograf	n.	stenographer.
**	stenografar	v.	to write shorthand.
**	stenografia	n.	stenography. (1906, r.153)
**	stenografik	a.	stenographic.
*	step	n.	steppe.
*	steril	a.	sterile; unfruitful; barren.
*	sterilisar	v.	to sterilize.
*	sternutar	v.	to sneeze.
**	sternutasion	n.	sneezing.
*	stertar	v.	to snore.
*	stigmat	n.	stigma; brand.
**	stigmatik	a. / n.	stigmatic.
*	stil	n.	style (in dictiona architecture; painting, chronology).
*	stimul	n.	stimulus.
**	stimular	v.	to stimulate; to spur on.
*	stipular	v.	to stipulate.
*	Stiria	n.	Styria.
*	stof	n.	stuff.
*	stoik	a.	stoic(al).
**	stoiker	n.	stoic.
*	stokfish	n.	stockfish.
*	stol	n.	stole.
*	stomak	n.	stomach.
*	stop	n.	halt; stop; stay.
**	stopar	v.	to halt; to stop; to stay (remain); to stop up.
**	stop!	i.	halt!; stop!
*	strad	n.	street.
*	strangl	n.	halter (for punishment).
**	stranglar	v.	to strangle.
*	strat	n.	stratum; layer.
**	stratifikar	v.	to stratify.
**	strategia	n.	strategy. (1906, r.153)
**	strategik	a.	strategic.
*	stret	a.	narrow; strait.
**	stretifikar	v.	to narrow.
**	stretitet	n.	narrowness; straitness.
*	stri	n.	stripe; streak; stria.
**	striar	v.	to stripe; to streak; to striate.
**	stried	part.	striped.
*	strik	n.	strike (of workmen).
**	strikar	v.	to strike.
*	strikt	a.	strict.
**	striktitet	n.	strictness; severity.
*	strof	n.	strophe.
*	stronsium	n.	strontium (Sr).
*	struktur	n.	structure.
*	strut	n.	ostrich.
*	studi	n.	study.
**	studiar	v.	to study.
**	studiant	part.	student.
*	stuk	n.	stucco.
**	stukar	v.	to stucco.
*	stul	n.	chair.
*	stup	n.	tow.
*	stupid	a.	stupid; dull.
**	stupideskar	v.	to become stupid.
**	stupiditet	n.	stupidity.
*	sturion	n.	sturgeon.
*	sturn	n.	starling.
*	su	p.	on; upon.
*	suav	n.	zouave.
*	sub	p.	under; beneath; underneath; below.
*	subaltern	a.	subaltern; subordinate.
*	subit	a.	sudden.
**	subite	ad.	suddenly.
*	sublim	a.	sublime; lofty.
*	sub-mitar	v.	to subject; to submit (trans.).
*	subordinar	v.	to subordinate.
**	subordinasion	n.	subordination.
*	sub-ridar	v.	to smile.
*	subsidi	n.	subsidy.
*	subsistar	v.	to subsist.
*	sub-skribar	v.	to subscribe; to sign.
*	substans	n.	substance.
*	substantiv	n.	substantive; noun.
*	substituar	v.	to substitute; to replace.
*	sub-tas	n.	saucer.
*	subterfugi	n.	subterfuge.
*	subtil	a.	subtile; subtle; fine.
**	subtilitet	n.	subtilty; fineness.
*	subtraktar	v.	to subtract.
*	subvertar	v.	to subvert; to overthrow; to upset.
*	subyekt	n.	subject.
*	subyektiv	a.	subjective.
**	subyektivitet	n.	subjectivity.
*	sub-yugar / subyugar	v.	to subjugate; to subdue.
*	subyunktiv	n.	subjunctive.
*	sud	n.	south.
**	sude	ad.	in the south; southerly.
*	sudar	v.	to sweat; to perspire.
**	sudad	n.	sweat.
*	sue	pr.	his (own); her (own); its (own); their (own).
*	Suedia	n.	Sweden.
*	sue-tempe	ad.	at the right (proper) time; in time; in due time; duly.
*	sufiks	n.	suffix.
*	sufisar	v.	to suffice.
**	sufise	ad.	sufficiently; enough; pretty; quite.
**	sufisik	a.	sufficient.
*	suflar	v.	to blow.
**	suflonar	v.	to snort.
*	sufokar	v.	to suffocate; to choke; to stifle; to smother.
*	sufrar	v.	to suffer; to endure; to bear.
**	sufrasion	n.	suffering.
*	sugar	v.	to suck.
*	sugestar	v.	to suggest.
**	sugestasion	n.	suggestion.
*	su-glutinar / suglutinar	v.	to paste on; to glue on; to stick on.
*	suisidi	n.	suicide (the act).
**	suisidiist	n.	suicide (person).
*	suit	n.	suite; retinue.
*	suk	n.	juice; sap.
**	sukos	a.	juicy; sappy.
*	sukr	n.	sugar.
**	sukrar	v.	to sugar; to sweeten.
*	suksedar	v.	to succeed (follow).
*	sukses	n.	success.
*	suksesion	n.	succession.
*	suksesiv	a.	gradual.
**	suksesive	ad.	gradually.
*	sukurs	n.	help; succor; aid; assistance.
**	sukursar	v.	to help; to succor; to aid; to assist.
**	sukurs!	i.	help!
*	sukus	n.	shaking; shock.
**	sukusar	v.	to shake.
*	sulfur	n.	sulphur (S).
*	sulk	n.	furrow; sulcus.
**	sulkar	v.	to furrow.
*	sultan	n.	sultan.
*	sum	n.	sum; amount.
**	sumar	v.	to add; to sum up.
*	sumak	n.	sumac.
*	su-metar / sumetar	v.	to lay on; to put on; to impose.
*	suol	n.	soil; ground.
*	sup	n.	soup.
*	supé	n.	supper.
**	supear	v.	to sup; to eat supper.
*	superb	a.	superb.
*	superfisi	n.	surface; superficies.
**	superfisiik	a.	superficial.
*	superflu	a.	superfluous.
*	superior	a.	superior; upper.
**	superiore	ad.	above; over.
**	superioritet	n.	superiority.
*	superiore de	p.	at (in, on) the upper part of.
*	superioru	p.	over; above.
*	superlativ	n.	superlative.
*	supernumerar	a.	supernumerary; surplus.
*	superstisi	n.	superstition.
**	superstisios	a.	superstitious.
*	suplik	n.	supplication; entreaty.
**	suplikar	v.	to supplicate; to beseech; to implore; to entreat.
*	suport	n.	support; prop.
**	suportar	v.	to support; to prop.
*	suposar	v.	to suppose; to assume; to presume.
*	suposante ke	c.	provided that; supposing that; assming that.
*	supresar	v.	to suppress.
*	surd	a.	deaf; dull; hollow; dead (of sound).
**	surditet	n.	deafness.
*	surogat	n.	substitute.
*	surpasar	v.	to surpass; to exceed.
*	surplis	n.	surplice.
*	surpris	n.	surprise.
**	surprisar	v.	to surprise.
*	suspekt	n.	suspicion.
**	suspektar	v.	to suspect.
*	suspendar	v.	to suspend; to prorogue.
*	suspir	n.	sigh.
**	suspirar	v.	to sigh.
*	sustentar	v.	to sustain.
*	sutar	v.	to sew.
**	sutad	n.	seam; suture.
**	sutatora	n.	seamstress.
*	su ter		on earth; here below.
*	sval	n.	swallow.
*	svip	n.	broom.
**	svipar	v.	to sweep.

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