(n) flavor, taste; DAR ~ A to flavor; TENER ~ DE to taste like; TENER UN ~ ESTRANIO to have a strange taste.
.
sabotaje:
(n) sabotage.
.
sabotar:
(v) to sabotage.
.
saco:
(n) sack.
.
sacrificar:
(v) to sacrifice.
.
sacrifisio:
(n) sacrifice.
.
sal:
(n) salt.
.
sala:
(large room) hall.
.
salado:
salty.
.
salario:
wages; salary; pay.
.
saliva:
saliva, spit.
.
salmora:
brine; PREPARAR CON ~ to pickle.
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Salmorasur:
(planet) Earth.
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salon (de belida'):
beauty parlor.
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salsa:
sauce.
.
salsija:
sausage.
.
saltar:
to jump, to leap, to spring; to bounce.
.
salto:
(n) jump, leap; bounce.
.
salu':
health.
.
saludar:
to greet, to salute.
.
saludo:
greeting, salutation.
.
salvamento:
(n) rescue.
.
salvar:
to rescue, to save.
.
salvasion:
salvation.
.
salvo:
(prep) except for, apart from.
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sanduije:
sandwich.
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sangue:
blood.
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sano:
healthy.
.
santificar:
to hallow.
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santo:
(adj) holy; (n) holy one; saint.
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sarcasmo:
sarcasm.
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sarca'stico:
sarcastic.
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saserdote:
priest.
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sason:
(n) (time) season.
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sate'lite:
satellite.
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satisfacsion:
satisfaction.
.
satisfaser:
to satisfy.
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satisfasido:
(adj) content; satisfied.
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Saturno:
Saturn.
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savio:
knowledgeable, wise.
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scafandro:
spacesuit; diving suit.
.
scala:
(n) (relative size) scale.
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scalera:
staircase; stairs; ~ DE INSENDIO fire escape; ~ PORTABLE ladder.
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sca'pula:
shoulder.
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sceleto:
skeleton.
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sci:
(n) ski; ESCORRER SE EN SCIS to ski.
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sclavo:
(n) slave.
.
scoba:
broom.
.
scobar:
to sweep.
.
scola:
school.
.
scriver:
to write; ~ CON MA'CINA to type; ~ CON BOTONERO to type.
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scuadra:
(n) team.
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scudela:
(n) (deep round dish) bowl.
.
scudo:
(n) shield.
.
sculper:
to sculpt; to carve.
.
scultura:
(n) sculpture; carving.
.
se:
(letter) s.
.
se:
himself; herself; itself; themselves; oneself.
.
sea:
See:
ser.
.
sebola:
onion.
.
secar:
to dry.
.
seco:
(adj) dry.
.
secreto:
(noun, adj) secret.
.
secsion:
section.
.
secso:
sex.
.
secsual:
sexual.
.
secuensa:
sequence.
.
secuestrador:
kidnapper.
.
secuestrar:
to kidnap.
.
secuestro:
kidnapping.
.
securida':
safety; security.
.
securo:
safe; secure.
.
sede:
(n) thirst; TENER ~ to be thirsty, to thirst.
.
sedente:
thirsty.
.
sedia:
seat; chair.
.
seducsion:
seduction.
.
seductivo:
seductive.
.
seduser:
to seduce.
.
segadora:
(n) (tool) saw.
.
segar:
to saw, to cut with a saw.
.
segente:
(adj) following; next.
.
seger:
to follow.
.
segundo:
(n) (time unit) second.
.
seguro:
certain; sure.
.
selebrar:
to celebrate.
.
selebrasion:
celebration.
.
selecsion:
(n) choice.
.
selecsionar:
to choose, to select.
.
Selene:
Earth's moon.
.
selibato:
celibacy.
.
se'libe:
celibate.
.
semana:
week.
.
semblante:
facial expression.
.
seme:
(n) seed; PONER SEMES EN to seed.
.
se'men:
semen.
.
semento:
(n) concrete.
.
sempre:
always.
.
senario:
(theater) scene.
.
senero:
brassiere.
.
senial:
(n) (roadsign, lettered sign, etc.) sign; signal; ~ DE LINIA OCUPADA busy signal.
.
senialar:
to signal.
.
senior:
mister; Lord.
.
seniorela:
Ms.
.
seno:
breast.
.
sensas:
ashes.
.
sensasion:
sensation, feeling.
.
sensero:
ashtray.
.
sensible:
sensitive.
.
sensura:
(n) censure; reproach.
.
sensurar:
to censure; to reproach.
.
sentado:
(adj) seated, sitting; SER ~ to sit, to be sitting, to be seated.
.
sentar:
to seat; ~ SE to sit down.
.
sentensa:
(n) (for crime) sentence.
.
sentensar:
to sentence.
.
senter:
(tr) to feel, to sense (may be followed by noun); ~ SE to feel (may be followed by adjective).
.
sente'simo:
(ordinal) hundredth.
.
sentieme:
(fraction) hundredth.
.
sentimento:
sentiment, feeling.
.
sentimetro:
centimeter.
.
sentito:
(n) (of the five senses, etc.) sense; ~ DE VER ability to see, sight, vision; ~ DE OIER ability to hear, hearing; ~ DE SENTER ODORES ability to smell, sense of smell.
.
sento:
hundred; PER ~ per cent.
.
sentral:
central.
.
sentro:
(n) center; (of a city) downtown; PONER EN EL ~ to center.
.
separado:
(adj) separate.
.
separar (se):
to separate, to part.
.
septembre:
September.
.
sepulcro:
grave; tomb.
.
sepultura:
(of the dead) burial.
.
ser {irregular tenses:
present:
es; preterit:
fu; imperfect:
era; imperative:
sea}:
to be; ~ TROVADO EN to be at, to be found at; ES BONO CE... It's good that...; ES LA UNA It's one o'clock; ES LAS TRES It's three o'clock.
.
sera:
evening.
.
sereal:
cereal.
.
serebro:
brain.
.
seremonia:
(n) ceremony; ritual; ~ DE MATRIMONIO wedding.
.
seremonial:
(adj) ceremonial; ritual.
.
seresa:
cherry.
.
serie:
series.
.
seringa:
syringe.
.
serio:
serious.
.
sero:
zero.
.
serpente:
snake.
.
serrado:
closed.
.
serradura:
(n) lock; SERRAR CON UNA ~ to lock.
.
serrar (se):
to close.
.
serrelampo:
(n) zipper.
.
serto:
a certain; ~ OME a certain man.
.
serume:
(n) wax; PONER ~ EN to wax.
.
servedor:
(of a restaurant) waiter; waitress; (person) server, servant.
.
servedora:
(machine) server.
.
server:
to serve.
.
servieta:
napkin.
.
servisio:
service; SER DE ~ to be on duty.
.
servo:
deer.
.
sesar:
(tr) to stop {some activity}, to cease {some activity}; ~ DE {infinitivo} to stop {doing something}; FASER {alguna persona o cosa} ~ {una cosa} (tr) to make {someone or something} stop {some activity}; FASER {alguna persona o cosa} ~ DE {infinitivo} to make {someone or something} stop {doing something}; ~ DE ANDAR to stop oneself from moving, to stop.
.
sesta:
basket.
.
sete:
seven.
.
setenta:
seventy.
.
setente'simo:
(ordinal) seventieth.
.
setentieme:
(fraction) seventieth.
.
sete'simo:
(ordinal) seventh.
.
setieme:
(fraction) seventh.
.
sfera:
sphere.
.
sfe'rico:
spherical.
.
si:
(conj) if, provided (that); whether; (adv) (opposite of no) yes.
.
sibilar:
to hiss.
.
sibilata:
(n) hiss.
.
siciatra:
psychiatrist.
.
siclo:
(n) cycle.
.
siclomotor:
moped.
.
sico'logo:
psychologist.
.
sicoloji'a:
psychology.
.
sicolo'jico:
psychological.
.
sida:
AIDS.
.
sidadano:
citizen.
.
sieclo:
century.
.
siego:
(adj) blind.
.
sielo:
sky.
.
siensa:
science.
.
siensista:
scientist.
.
sienti'fico:
scientific.
.
siesta:
(n) nap.
.
sifladora:
(n) (instrument) whistle.
.
siflar:
to whistle.
.
sifra:
(n) (cryptographic or symbolic) code.
.
sifrar:
to encrypt.
.
sigareto:
cigarette.
.
sigaro:
cigar.
.
si'laba:
syllable.
.
silensio:
(n) silence, quiet.
.
silento:
silent, quiet.
.
silindro:
cylinder.
.
silvestre:
(adj) wild.
.
sima:
top; summit; EN LA ~ (DE) on top (of).
.
si'mbolo:
symbol.
.
similar:
(adj) alike, similar.
.
similarmente:
(adv) alike.
.
simio:
(simian) ape; monkey.
.
simpati'a:
(n) getting along well with someone.
.
simpa'tico:
(congenial) nice, pleasant.
.
simpatisar:
to sympathize; to get along well with.
.
simple:
simple.
.
since'simo:
(ordinal) fifth.
.
sincieme:
(fraction) fifth.
.
sinco:
five.
.
sincronisar:
(v) to synchronize.
.
sincronisasion:
synchronization.
.
sincuenta:
fifty.
.
sincuente'simo:
(ordinal) fiftieth.
.
sincuentieme:
(fraction) fiftieth.
.
sindicato:
labor union.
.
singular:
singular.
.
sinificar:
(to signify) to mean.
.
sinificasion:
(n) meaning, sense.
.
sinistra:
(n) (not right) left; A ~ (adv) (not to the right) to the left.
.
sinistrista:
(left-wing) leftist.
.
sinistro:
(adj) (not right) left.
.
sinsa:
without; ~ VALOR without value, worthless.
.
sinsero:
sincere.
.
sinta:
(n) tape; ribbon; FASER ADERER CON ~ to stick on with tape, to tape.
.
sintetisar:
(v) to synthesize.
.
si'ntoma:
symptom.
.
sintura:
(n) waist.
.
sinturero:
(n) belt.
.
sinuoso:
winding, meandering.
.
sirca:
approximately, about.
.
sirco:
circus.
.
sircostansas:
circumstances.
.
sircuito:
circuit.
.
si'rculo:
circle; (shape) ring.
.
sircundar:
to surround.
.
sis:
six.
.
sisenta:
sixty.
.
sisente'simo:
(ordinal) sixtieth.
.
sisentieme:
(fraction) sixtieth.
.
sise'simo:
(ordinal) sixth.
.
sisieme:
(fraction) sixth.
.
sistema:
system.
.
sisterna:
(for liquid) tank.
.
sitar:
to quote.
.
sitasion:
(n) quotation, quote.
.
situasion:
situation.
.
sivilisasion:
civilization.
.
so:
(prep) below, under.
.
sobra:
(prep) above; on top of, on.
.
sobravivensa:
survival.
.
sobraviver:
(v) to survive.
.
soda:
soda pop.
.
sofocar (se):
to suffocate; ~ EN LA AGUA to drown.
.
soja:
soybean.
.
Sol:
Earth's sun.
.
sol:
sun; SER ARDIDO POR EL ~ to get sunburned.
.
soldado:
soldier.
.
soldar:
(v) to weld.
.
solene:
solemn.
.
soler {followed by an infinitive}:
to be in the habit of {doing something}.
.
solia:
(fish) sole.
.
so'lido:
(adj) solid, firm; (n) (neither gas nor liquid) solid.
.
solisitar:
to ask for, to request; to apply (for); (to request merchandise) to order; ELI DEVE ~ UN LIBRO DI CARLO He should ask Carlo for a book; ~ {una cosa di Dio, etse'tera} to pray {to God, etc., for something}; ~ AIUDA {di Dio, etse'tera, par alguna persona} to pray {to God, etc., for help for someone}.