Воляпюкско-английский словарь на букву S
Volapuk - первый
из удавшихся лингвопроектов .
Он относится к типу смешанных модельных языков (микслангов (или микст-лэнгов), т.е. схематично-натуралистичных с приёмом лексики из разных языков.
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SA - together with SAB - sand SABOT - sabotage SABÖM - a (sand) timer SADIN - silk SADÖN - to sink SAEDÖN - to add (maths) SAF - a hoof SAFAFER - a horseshoe SAFIRAIN - sapphire SAFRAN - saffron SAGATIK - intelligent SAGÄD - a rumour (= gossip) SAGIT - an arrow SAGLIED - a (wild) boar SAGÖN (EKE BOSI) - to say, to tell (something to someone) SAGUD - sago SAIDÄL - self-confidence SAIDIK - enough, sufficient SAIDÖN - to suffice SAIKUL - a bicycle SAIKULÖN - to cycle SAIL - a sail SAILÖN - to sail SAITÖN - to cite, to quote SAK - a sack SAKALUSÜT - a cul-de-sac SAKÄD - a bag, a pack, a satchel SAKED - a (lady's) handbag SAKRAM - a sacrament SAL - salt SALAD - lettuce, salad SALB - sage (herb) SALIÄR - a salt- cellar SALIF - saliva SALIFAMEAT - saliva duct SALIG - a willow (tree) * a weeping willow = vatasalig SALM - a salmon SALMUN - a newt, a salamander SALÖFIK - salty SALUDABUK - holy scripture SALUDAN - a saint SALUDIK - holy SALUDÜKIK - hallowed SAM - an example (as sam = for example) SAMÄD - a copy (of book); a specimen, a trial SAMBUKABÄL - elderberry SAMED - a sample (samed nen völad = sample without commercial value) SAMIK - patterned SANAKÄL - health care SANAN - a doctor, a medic SANAVIK - medical SANDAL - a sandal SANÖN - to cure, to heal SAOV - a saw SAOVÖN - to saw SAPIK - wise SARDEN - a sardine SARK - a coffin SARKAD - sarcasm SASENÖN - to assassinate, to murder SATIK - satisfied, satiated SATIR - a satire SATÖN (DÖ) - to have enough (of) SATURN - Saturn - SATÜRIK - satirical SAUN - health SAUNAD - a sauna SAUNIK - healthy, well SAUNIKÄL - hygiene SAUNIKÖN - to recover SAVABOT - a lifeboat SAVÖN - to save (from) SAXOFON - a saxophone SÄBOIDÖN (OKI) - to disembark SÄBRIETIKÖN - to sober up SÄBRIETÜKÖN - to sober (someone) up SÄDÖN - to (make) sink, to submerge SÄDUNÖN - to undo SÄDÜNIKÖN - to resign SÄDÜNÜKÖN - to abdicate, to discharge, to dismiss, to sack SÄDÜTÖN (EKE BOSI) - to deprive (someone of something) SÄED - a saddle SÄFÄRMÜKÖN - to open, to unlock SÄFLEDÖN - to download, to unload SÄG - dryness SÄGERÜKÖN - to disinherit SÄGIK - dry SÄGLEIPÖN - to let go SÄGLUMÜKÖN - to cheer up SÄGÜKÖN - to dry SÄGUL - rye SÄJADÖN - to shade off SÄJÄFÄLÜKAM - entertainment, leisure activity SÄJALÖN - to peel SÄK - a query, a question SÄKABLOG - a questionnaire, a survey SÄKALÜKÖN - to deduct, to subtract SÄKÄD - a problem SÄKIBÖN - to abolish, to dispense with, to get rid of SÄKIKÖN - to decipher SÄKLÄNEDÖN - to bring to light SÄKLOÄTÖN - to unsneck SÄKLOTAMACEM - a changing room SÄKLOTÖN (OKI) - to undress (oneself) SÄKNOPÖN - to unbutton SÄKÖLIKÖN - to tarnish SÄKÖLAN - an inquirer SÄKÖN - to ask (a question) SÄKURADÜKÖN - to discourage SÄKUSAD - an excuse, an apology (begön säkusadi = to beg pardon) SÄKUSADIBEG - an apology SÄKUSADÖN - to excuse, to pardon SÄLÄRID - celery SÄLENÜKÖN - to take off (clothes/shoes) SÄLEODÜKÖN - to upset SÄLODÖN - to unload SÄLUIMÜKÖN (OKI) - to dry (oneself) SÄLUN - a sitting-room SÄMENIKÖN - to become dehumanized SÄMENÜKÖN - to dehumanize SÄNDVIG - a sandwich SÄNÄFÄTÖN - to disinfect SÄNED - an evening meal, supper (säned saludik = the last supper) SÄNEDÖN - to have supper (= evening meal) SÄNIFLAT - deflation SÄNSUR - censorship SÄNTRETÜKÄL - concentration SÄNTRETÜKÖN - to concentrate SÄNTRETIK - concentrated SÄPÄKÖN - to unpack SÄPLANÖN - to dig up, to root up SÄPÖPÖN - to depopulate SÄREN - a mermaid, a siren SÄRJAN - a sergeant SÄRVÄT - a napkin, a serviette SÄRVÄTÜL - a cloth (bovülasärvätül = a dish-cloth) SÄRVIG - a neck SÄRVIGAKRAVAT - a (neck)tie SÄRVIGASTOFÄD - a scarf SÄSLOPAN - an apostate SÄSOAFÜKÖN - to quench (thirst) SÄSPETÜKÖN (EKI) - to disappoint (someone) SÄSTIMÖN - to dishonour SÄSTITÖN - to disestablish SÄSTOPÖN - (to come to a) standstill SÄSUN - a season (= of year) SÄTENIDÜKÖN (OKI) - to relax, to unwind SÄTRATÜKÖN - to extract SÄTÜLÖN - to unwind SÄVAETÜKÖN - to sap SÄVAFÖN - to disarm SÄVEADÖN - to unsheath SÄVEALÖN - to reveal, to unveil SÄVILUPÖN - to develop (photos); to reveal SÄYÖN - to lisp SE - out (of) SEADÄM - seating SEADÖFÖN (OKE) - (to) fit (of clothes, shoes, etc.) SEADÖN - to sit SEADÖP - a seat SEAFALÖN - to fall apart SEAGIVÖN - to allot, to distribute SEAIKÖN - to disperse, to scatter SEAN - an ocean SEATÖN - to lie (down), (lay, lain) SEATÖP - a storehouse SEÄDÖN - to jut out, to protrude SEBÖN - to dig SEBRAD - a zebra SEDIT - a departure, a resignation SEDÖN - to send SEF - safety SEFANAD - a safety-pin SEFIK - safe SEFLUM - mouth (of a river) SEG - a sect SEGIVÖN - to spend (money) SEGOLÖN - to go out SEGOLÖP - an exit SEIDETÖP - a display (of goods) SEIDÖN (OKI) - to sit down, to take a seat (Seidolös oli lä ob! = Sit by me!) SEIFÖN - to sigh SEILIK - silent SEIMAN - anybody, anyone, whoever SEIMIK - any, whichever (ün tim seimik = at any time); (ön mod seimik = however) SEIMIKNA - some time (or other) - SEIMNA - once SEIMIO - wherever SEIMO - anywhere SEIMÜPO - whenever SEIMOS - anything, whatever SEITÖN - to lay, to place SEIV - recognition SEIVIDÖN - to inquire (about), to obtain information SEIVIDAN - an enquirer SEIVÖN - to get to know (people and places) SEJEDÖN - to eject, to throw out SEK - an outcome, a result SEKALIEGIKO - successfully SEKÄT - a function (maths) SEKIDAN - a hanger-on SEKIDÖN (DE) - to depend (on) SEKIK - eventual SEKÖMÖN (SE) - to emerge (from) SEKÖN - to result SEKRETAN - a secretary SESKRUBÖN - to unscrew SEKUN - a second (= time) SEKURBÖN - to switch off SEKÜ - as a result of SEL - a sale SELAN - a salesperson SELEDIK - rare SELEDO - seldom SELIDÖPAZÄN - a shopping precinct SELETÖN - to omit, to miss SELIBAN - a single person SELIDÖP - a shop SELOGAM - an aspect, a look-out, a view SELLOTAPE - el „Sellotape” (adhesive, transparent tape) SELÖN - to sell SEMAN - a (certain) person SEMANAEDO - sometimes SEMIK - (a) certain one (= specified) SEMIKNA - now and again, sometimes SEMIKNAIK - occasional SEMO - in a sense SEMOFABIK - dyamic SEMUFULÜKÖN - to spill SEN - sensation, sense (general/physical) SENÄL - (inner) feeling SENÄLÖN - to be aware, to feel inwardly SENÄLÖFIK - sensitive SENIDÖN - to feel (one's way), to grope SENÖN - to feel (= ill/well/happy/uncomfortable) SEP - a den SEPÜL - a grave, a tomb SEPÜLÖN - to bury, to inter SEPÜLEMÖP - a cemetery SESEDÖN - to broadcast SESMOKÄDÖN - to fumigate SESTÜRÖN - to pour out (also: emotions) SESUMÜ - with the exception of SET - a sentence (= a group of words) SETÄD - a statement SETEM - a paragraph SETEVÖN - to migrate SETIRÄDÖN - to pull out SETRATÖN (DE/SE) - to extract (from) SETUL - September SETÜL - a verse SEVABO - that is to say... SEVÄDAN (HI-/JI-) - an acquaintance SEVÄDIKÜN - famous, very well-known SEVÄDOVIK - recognizable SEVÄDÖN - to be acquainted, to get to know (someone) SEVÄDÜKÖN - to make known SEVÄLÖFIKÖN - to come to one's senses - SEVÄLÖFÖN - to be conscious SEVÄRIK - harsh, strict, severe SEVED - conciousness SEVEDIKÖN - to become aware SEVEDÖN - to be aware of SEVEIGÖN - to export SEVÖN - to know, to understand SEXÄNÖN (DE) - to alight (from), to dismount, to get off SFIN - (the) sphinx SI! - yes! SIAM - an affirmation SIÄMO - positively SIÄMÖF - meaning SIB - a colander, a sieve SIBLÄGAHOG - a black hole SID - a seed SIDAFLUMOT - sperm SIDIN - indignation SIEM - a border, an edge SIEN - (one of the five) sense(s) SIENAM - a perception SIENOVIK - noticeable SIENÖN - to be aware of, to notice SIFAL - (the) Mayor SIFAN - a citizen SIFANAKOMIPANEF - a militia SIFANAKRIG - a civil war SIFÄDAN - a civilian SIGAYEB - hay (sigayebamasad = a hay loft) SIIK - positive SIJIDÖN - to hiss, to sizzle SIKAPSÜL - a space capsule SIKLOPED - an encyclopedia SIL - sky SILANAN - an angel SILIKRATABUMOT - a skyscraper SILHUÄT - a silhouette SILVID - a warbler SIM - an edge, a margin, a side SIMÖN - to border SIMULAN - a hypocrite SIMULÖN - to pretend * = simulön oki = to kid oneself SINIF - meaning SINIFÖN - to mean, to signify SINISTIAM - absolution SINOD - a sin SINUD - a sinus (medical) SIOLÖM - an insulator SIÖFIK - positive SIÖR - gentleman, sir SIPÖN - to emancipate SIRKAMUF - a cycle (of nature) SIRKÖFIK - circular, round SIRKOT - a (gramophone) record SIRKOTIL - a floppy disk (computer) SIRKUD - a circus SIRKÜL - a circle, a ring SIRKÜLAM - a cycle (of events) SIRKÜLAPENÄD - a circular (letter) SIRKÜLÖN - to circulate (= be in circulation) SIRKÜLÜKÖN - to (cause to) circulate SIRUP - a syrup SIS - for, since (preposition) (no elogob oli sis lunüp = I haven't seen you for a long time) SISKIAT - sciatica SISO - ever since SISOIKO - from then on SISTAJON - a space station SIT - a system SITIKO - systematically SITATÖN - to summon SIÜL - a (body) cell SIVOVIK - available, obtainable SIVÖN - to obtain, to receive SIYOP - Asia SKAFÄD - an easel SKAFED - a catafalque SKAFOD - a scaffold SKALEL - a potter SKALP - a scalp SKANO - gloomily, morosely SKANÖN - to be shocked SKANÜKÖN - to shock SKAPIK - steep SKAPULAR - a shoulder blade SKAR - a scar SKARABED - a beetle SKARAF - a cockroach SKÄNIK - offensive, scandalous SKÄNÖN - to anger, to annoy, to irritate, to offend SKÄT - a sketch * skäto = in outline SKÄULEP - a horse chestnut (tree) SKEAPÖN - to escape SKEL - a (large) dish SKEMAT - a scheme SKET - a skate SKETÖN - to skate SKIN - skin SKRETÖN - to secrete SKILÄDIK - fluent (spikön skilädiko = to speak fluently) SKILÄLIK - efficient SKILIK - experienced, skilled SKIN - skin SKIP - a (ship's) crew SKIPÖN - to man SKOILIK - scaly SKOMB - a mackerel SKIYÖN - to ski SKIY - a ski SKIYAM - skiing (= sport) SKOLIM - scholasticism SKORBUT - scurvy (medical) SKÖM - foam, froth, lather SKÖT - a coat of arms SKÖTAV - heraldry SKRÄDAN - a tailor SKRET - a secretion SKRIN - a (TV/ cinema) screen SKROT - a scrotum (medical) SKRUB - a screw SKRUBAKIK - a spanner SKRUBÄT - a spiral SKRUBITULÖM - a screwdriver SKRUTÖN - to scan SKULTURAV - sculpture SKUTALAVIAN - jet hose SKUTILEMOFIK - jet-propelled SLAFAN - a slave SLÄM - mud SLÄNÖN - to slander SLAPIK - slipshod, slovenly SLEAFABLIT - (a pair of) knickers SLEAFÖN - to glide SLEIFAKÄT - a sliding section SLEITÖN - to rend, to rip. to tear, to slash SLENIK - slim, thin SLETOT - a (school) slate SLIFABEMS - runners (of sledge) SLIFAVABÖN - to toboggan SLIFÄDÖN - to slip SLIFÖN - to glide, to slip, to slither SLIM - dirt, mucus, slime SLIMAFLID - mucous membrane SLIP - sleep SLIPACEM - a bedroom SLIPATIM - bedtime SLIPIKÖN - to fall asleep SLIPIL - a nap SLIPÖFIK - sleepy SLIPÖN - to sleep SLIPÜLÖN - to slumber SLIPÜP - bedtime SLIT - an opening SLITOD - a cleft, a crack, a fissure - SLITÖN - to split SLIV - a sleeve SLIVÜL - a (shirt) cuff SLOBIKO - loosely SLOKÖN - to sob SLOPAN - an adherent, a supporter SLOPÖN - to adhere (to) SLOPÜKÖN - to recruit, to gain supporters SLÖM - a slum SLUDAM - a decision SLUDÖN (AD) - to decide (to) SLUG - a gullet, a throat SLUGÖN - to swallow SLÜDÖN (EKI AD) - to persuade (someone to) SLÜGAMUGDAL - tonsil SMALAMON - (loose) change SMALIK - small SMALOTÜLAM - fragmentation SMALÜKAM - diminutive SMALÜKÖN - to decrease SMARAGOIN - an emerald SMEILASIEN - sense of smell SMEILÖN - to smell (something) SMEITÖN - to melt, to smelt SMEKASIEN - sense of taste SMEKÖN (ÄS) - to taste (of) SMEL - a smell SMELÖN (ÄS) - to smell (of) SMETÖN - to melt, to thaw SMIL - laughter SMILARORÜL - a burst of laughter SMILIL - a smile SMILILÖN (DÖ) - to smile (about) SMILÖFIK - ridiculous SMILÖN (DÖ) - to laugh (at) SMITAN - a (black)smith SMITÖN - to forge SMIVÖN - to lubricate, to smear SMOK - smoke SMOKÖN - to smoke SMÖKÖN - to smoke (tobacco) SMOLÖN - to smoulder SMUDIK - even, smooth SMUFÜKAMAFER - an iron (= smoothing-iron) SMUFÜKÖN - to iron (clothes) SMUGAN - a smuggler SMUGIK - contraband SNAB - a buckle SNAL - a noose, a sling SNAPÖN - to snatch SNATIK - fair, honest (= without fraud) SNEK - a serpent, a snake SNEL - a snail SNIDÖN - to sneeze SNIL - a seal SNILALIN - signet ring SNILAMALAIG - sealing wax SNILÖN - to seal SNOB - a knot SNOKÖN - to snore SNÖF - catarrh SNÖTÖN (NUDI) - to blow (one's nose) SNUD - a snout SNURÖN - to purr SNÜFATABAK - snuff SO - so, thus SOAF - thirst SOAFIK - thirsty SOALÄLIK - introvert SOALÖFÖP - a waste, a wilderness (= a lonely place) SOALÜKÖN (OKI) - to retire SOAR - evening SOARALULIT - dusk SOARAVOAL - evening mist SOÄS - just like (preposition) SOELOT - a single detail (or event) SOB - soap SOBASKÖM - lather SOCENIK - obscene SOD - sauce SODAD - soda SOELIK - alone (ai binom soelik = he's always by himeself) SOELIKÖN - to become isolated SOELÖLIK - isolated SOFÄLIK - mild, gentle (quality) SOFÄLÜKÖN - to appease SOFIK - soft, gentle SOFÜKÖN - to relieve, to soothe SOG - company, society SOGALIF - socializing SOGÄDIM - socialism SOGOD - a (social) circle SOGÖN (OKI LÄ) - to mix (socialize) with SOGü - accompanied by SOL - (the) sun (modonikam sola = the setting of the sun) (solamoikam = sunset) (sülöpikam sola = the rising of the sun) SOLAGLOK - a sundial SOLDAT - a soldier SOLDÖN - to weld SOLIAD - a threshold SOLIDOT - a clot SOLÖFIK - sunny SOLÖN (OKI) - to sunbathe SOLUÖN - to dissolve SOMAN - such a one (= person) SOMIK - such, that kind of SON - a son SONEMIK - so-called SOP - a (mine) shaft SORBABIM - a mountain-ash, a rowan (tree) SORDITIK - numb, unresponsive (figurative) SOSIT - a sausage SOSITARULÄD - a sausage roll SOSUS - as soon as SOT - a kind, a sort SOTÜL - a variation SOTEFO - whereas SOÜLÖN - to dissolve SOVADIK - wild (= not domesticated) SOVÖN - to sow SOVÜO (JÜS) - so long (as) SOYABON - a soya bean SÖF - a settee, sofa SÖJAFÄDASITOT - (the) reproductive system SÖKALEOD - a sequence SÖKALEODIK - consecutive SÖKET - order (of numbers) SÖKÖN - to follow (after) SÖL - gentleman, Mr. sir SÖLIT - a sole (= seafood) SÖMÄL - a sole (= of shoe) SÖMIT - a top, a summit SÖMITAMAPÜN - a climax SÖOF - oesophagus SÖP - a ditch SÖR - a sister SÖRÖNÖN - to pursue SÖT - a (moral) duty SÖTO - nice, well-behaved SÖTÖN (+ INFIN) - to be duty bound (= ought) SPAD - room, space SPADÄD - an (ample) space, an area SPADÖFIK - roomy, spacious SPADÖN (PRO) - to make room/space (for) SPAG - a spark SPAL - forbearance SPALÖN (EKE BOSI) - to spare (someone something) SPARAG - asparagus SPARAGABRASID - broccoli SPAT - a stroll, a walk SPATAJETET - a pier SPATAKLOTEM - outdoor wear SPATAM - a walk SPATASTAF - a walking stick SPATAVABAM - a drive (up to a house) SPATÖN - to go for a walk SPATÜKÖN - to walk (dog) - SPÄK - a ghost, a phantom, a spook SPÄKÖN - to haunt • - Späkos in dom at = This house is haunted • - Ospäkob lä ol = I will haunt you SPÄKTRUM - a spectrum SPÄLIÄLIK - frugal, sparse SPÄLÖN - to economize, to save (money) SPÄR - a sparrow SPED - a lance SPEARÜKÖN - to spread around, to circulate (gossip) SPEDIJEDAM - (the) javelin throw (= Olympics) - SPEL - hope SPELÖN - to hope SPETÄTIKO - expectantly SPETIDÖN - to anticipate SPETIKO - expectantly SPETÖF - awareness, a (mental) realisation SPETÖFÖN - to be aware (of) SPETÖN - to anticipate, to expect * no pespetöl - unexpected SPETÜKÖN - to anticipate SPID - haste, hurry, speed SPIDIÄL - haste, hastiness SPIDO - hastily, in haste SPIDÖN - to hurry, to make haste, to rush SPIG - a spike SPIK - (power of) speech SPIKAMAHORN - a megaphone SPIKAMAMOD - language (= style/manner of expression) SPIKAN - an orator, a speaker SPIKÄD - a discourse, an oration, a lecture, a speech, a talk SPIKED - a motto, a saying SPIKET - a proverb SPIKOT - a chat, a conversation, a dialogue SPIKOTAN - a conversationalist SPIKOTÄLIK - chatty, conversational, talkative SPIKOTÖN (KO) - to chat (with), to converse (with) SPIKÖF - eloquence SPIKÖN - to speak (spikön nelaodiko = to whisper) SPIKÜLÖN - to stammer SPILÖN - to spill SPIN - a thorn SPINAD - spinach SPION - a spy SPIRIN - an aspirin SPIRITÄLIK - witty SPIRUT - spiritism, spiritualism SPITIFABRIK - a distillery SPITIN - an alcoholic drink SPLEN - spleen SPLODÖN - to explode SPLODÜLÖN (ME) - to burst (into) SPOD - correspondence, mail SPODÖN (KO) - to correspond (with) SPOT - a sport SPÖNAN (HI/JI) - a godfather, a godmother, a sponsor SPÖRINASENÖFIK - hormone-sensitive SPRANÖN - to blow up, to destroy SPRANÜLÖN - to spring SPROTIANABRASID - a Brussels-sprout SPROTÖN - to shoot up, to sprout SPRÖTÖN - to make sprout SPUKÖN - to spit SPULED - a cobweb, a spider's web SPULÖM - a spinning wheel SPUN - a spoon SPUNET - a spoonful SPUTÖN - to throw up, to vomit SPÜL - a coil STAB - a basis STABALIENS - basics, guide lines STABALON - (state) constitution STABÄD - a (basic) unit STABIK - fundamental STABÖFO - radically STABÜL - (the) bottom (stabül tuba = the bottom of a barrel) STAD - a condition, a state, status STADÄD - a phase, a stage STADION - a (sports) stadium STADÖN - to find itself, to stand (= to be) (lio saun ola stadon-li? = how are you?) STADÜKÖN LIBIO - to set free STAF - a rod, a stick STAFÄD - a post, a stake STAFÄDAKIUD - a partition (of staves) STAG - a shaft, a stalk STAFAFER - rod iron STAJON - a station STAJONACIF - a station-master - STAL - steel STALADÜFIK - hard as steel STAM - a stem STAMEN - a stamen (botany) STAMOD - a (tree) trunk STANÄD - a rack (for bottles, etc) STANED - a position STANIN - tin (= metal) STANÖN - to stand STAR - an eye disease (star gedik = a cataract; (star grünik = glaucoma; (star blägik = amaurosis) STATIT - a statistic STATITAV - statistics (discipline) STAUDAVAB - a restaurant (dining) car (= railway) STAUDÖN - to refresh oneself STAUDÖP - a restaurant STÄATIK - ecstatic STÄÄNIK - comprehensive STÄÄNIKAM - a scope STÄÄNIKÖN - to extend (= over an area) STÄÄNÜKAM - expansion, extension STÄÄNÜKÖN - to expand, to extend STÄAT - ecstacy STÄD - a stage (theatre) STÄF - personnel (staff) STÄG - a stag STÄN - a banner, a flag STÄPEDÖM - a stamping device/machine STÄPODÖN - to impress (on the mind) STEB - a sojourn, a stay STEBEDALECEM - a waiting room STEBEDÖN - to await, to sojourn, to wait for STEBÖN - to stay (= for a certain time); to linger (of perfume, etc) STEDAGUL - a right-angle STEDÄLIK - sincere, straight STEDIK - straight STEDIKO - exactly, precisely STEDÖFIK - direct STEDÖLO - all of a sudden, directly STEIF - an effort STEIGÄDÖN - to cram, to stuff STEGÜLÖN - to sting (= insect) STEIFÄDAN - a candidate STEIFÖN - to strive STEIFÜL - an attempt STEIFÜLÖN - to attempt, to try STEIGÄDÖN - to cram, to fill (a pipe) STEIGÖN - to insert, to stick (into) STEILÖN - to distill (steilavat = distilled water) STEL - a star STELANAF - a spaceship STELANAFAN - an astronaut, a cosmonaut STELAV - astronomy STELÄD - a constellation STELÜL - an asterisk STEM - steam STEMANAF - a steamer (= boat) STEN - a blot, a mark, a spot STENOGRAF - shorthand, stenography STENÖN - to stain STEP - a pace, a step STEREOD - stereo STEREODATON - stereophonic sound STETÖN - to declare, to elucidate STIAM - an amnesty STIB - a pencil STIBIJAPÜKÖM - a pencil sharpener STIFIK - rigid, stiff STIGARIBEDABÄL - a gooseberry STIGÄD - an impulse, an incentive STIGÄDÖN - to induce, to stimulate STIGEDIK - exciting STIGEDOV - irritability STIGEDÖN - to charm, to entice STIGIK - stinging STIGÜL - a tingling (sensation) STILIK - calm, quiet, still STIM - esteem, honour STIMIÄL - ambition STIMADIG - dignity, respectability STIMO - respectfully - STIMÖN - to esteem, to honour STIP - a condition, a stipulation (stipä = on condition that) STIPÖFIK - conditional STIRAGÖB - a fin (of fish) STIRAGUB - a rudder (of boat, ship) STIRALUIB - a steering wheel STIRAN - a helmsman, a steersman STIRÄDAN - a pilot STIRÖN - to lead, to steer STITOD - an institute STITÖN - to install STOBÖN - to come to a standstill STOF - cloth, material STOFÄDEM (BEDA) - bed-linen STOFÄDEMILAV - (the) wash/washing (= of clothes/linen) STOFÄDIKNIBÒM - a clothes-peg STOFED - a table cloth STOFEDÖN - to put the table cloth on - STOG - a stocking STOL - a straw STOLAJUGED - a straw mat - STOM - weather (stomanunod = a weather forecast) STOMÄG - a stomach STOMÄGAVAET - gastric juice STON - a stone STONÖP - a quarry STONAKOLAT - coal STONATVIL - a flagstone, a paving stone STOPÖN - to cease, to stop STOPÖP - a (bus / rail) stop STORDIT - an anaesthetic STORK - a stork STÖBÖN - to bar, to block (stöbön vegi = to block the way) STÖFIM - materialism STÖFIKÖN - to materialize STÖM - an implement STÖMÖN - to fasten, to harness STÖPÄDÖN - to delay, to detain, to hinder, to hold up STÖPÖN - to cease, to stop STÖRÖM - a poker (for fire) STÖRÜLÖN - to shake STÖTÖN - to mumble, to stutter STRABÖN - to squint STRAIKÖN - to (go on) strike STRAL - a beam, a ray (of light) STRALAMIKODAB - radio activity STRALÖN (LOVE) - to shine (over) STRIP - a streak, a wisp STRIPÖM - a ruler, a straightedge STROLOG - astrology STUDAN - a student STUDÖN - to study STUKÖN - to construct STUL - a chair, a seat STUM - a (technical) instrument, a tool STUN - amazement, astonishment STUNABIK - wonderful STUNIDABIK - admirable, wonderful STUNIDOT - a wonder (stunidots vel vola = the seven wonders of the world) STUNIDÖN - to admire STUNIK - amazed, astonished STUNÖN (TEFÜ) - to be astonished (at), to wonder (at) STUNÜKAM - a commotion, a sensation, a stir STUNÜKÖL - sensational STUNÜKÖN - to cause a stir/uproar, to astonish STUPAN - an idiot STUPOT - a folly, stupidity STUR - a clatter, a crash STURNOD - a starling STURÖN - to capsize, to hurl STUTÖMASTUL - an armchair STUTÖN (LEN) - to lean (against/on) STÜBIK - stubborn STÜL - a (literary) style STÜM - esteem, respect STÜMÖN - to esteem, to respect STÜRÖN - to capsize, to throw (onto a pile); to shed (tears) STÜT - a support STÜTODS - crutches (golön stutü stütods = to go on crutches) STÜTÖN - to second, to side with, to support SU - on, upon SÜADÖN (DÖ/TEFÜ) - to be convinced (of/about); to come to a conclusion (about) SÜADÜKÖN - to persuade SUÄM - a price, an amount (of money) SUÄMÖN - to amount (to), to total SUBLIMIK - grandiose, sublime SUBLIMÜKÖN - to soar (spiritually) SUDEL - Sunday SUDIK - deaf SUEMOD - a concept, a notion SUEMOVIK - comprehensible SUEMÖN - to comprehend, to understand SUETÖN - to perspire, to sweat SUFALEFOM - passive (grammar) SUFÄDIK - patient SUFÄLÖN - to tolerate SUFÄLIK - tolerant SUFEDÖN - to resign (oneself) SUFIDALAIDÜKÖN - to tolerate (= over a long period) SUFIDIK - resistant SUFIDÖN - to bear, to tolerate SUFOD - resignation SUFÖN - to suffer (sufön malädi = to have an illness); to tolerate SUG - suction SUGADAIFET - a lollipop SUI - onto, upon SUIDIKÖN - to become giddy/dizzy SUIMÖN - to follow (mentally) SUKADOG - a tracker (dog) SUKAM - research SUKÖN - to look for, to seek SUKUBÖN (SEKÜ) - to collapse, to give way (under) SULÜD - south SUMÄTÖFÜ - under the command of SUMÄTÜKÖN - to oppress, to subject SUMODÖN - to accept, to take up SUMÖN - to take SUNÄDANUNÜKIAN - an instant messager SUNÄDO - at once, immediately, without delay SUNIK - soon SUNOKÖMÖL - imminent SUP - a soup SUR - insurance SURAD - calf (anatomy) SURÖN - to insure (finance) SUS - above, over SUSBÄLDIK - very ancient SUSFLUMÖL - gushing SUSFULIK - full to overflowing SUSLANÄLIK - overenthusiastic SUSLOMÄNÄL - chauvinism SUSMAKET - supermarket SUSNUMIK - innumerable SUSTONÄD - disintegration SUTRIDÖN - to tread on SUVO - often SÜADÖN (DÖ/TEFÜ) - to be convinced (about) SÜADÜKÖN - to convince SÜDAV - ethics, morals SÜDÖF - morality SÜD(S) - manner(s), more(s) SÜEN - presence of mind * perön süeni oka = to lose one’s head SÜENIK - discreet, sensible, sober, prudent SÜENIKÖN (DÖ) - to consider, to stop and think, to think (about) SUFIDIK - tough (= resistant) SÜFÜL - a scene, an episode SÜG - sucking SÜGAF - a mammal SÜGANIM - a mammal SÜGÄB - a baby SÜGÖN - to suck SÜIKÖN - to emerge, to come to the fore SÜL - heaven SÜLOGEDÖN - to peep (at) SÜMÄDOT - an imitation, a simulation SÜMÄDÖN - to imitate SÜMÄTÖN (LÜ) - to appear, to resemble SÜMBOLÖN - to symbolize SÜMIK - like, similar SÜMÖN (AD) - to resemble SÜMPTOM - a symptom SÜPALÖÜKAM - an (impromptu) rising SÜPÄD - a surprise SÜPÄDÖN - to surprise SÜPERIK - excellent SÜPIK - sudden, unexpected SÜRAMENÖN - to fetch out SÜREN - a lilac SÜRFAT - a surface (= outer opposed to inner) SÜSTEGÖN - to be rooted SÜT - a street (sütilovegolöp stripik = a zebra crossing) (sütitraväröp = a crossroad) SÜTASEFÄDÖP - a (traffic) refuge SÜÜKÖN - to give rise to; to release (spring) SÜVOKÖN - to cause, to engender, to give rise to SVAL - a swallow SVAN - a swan SVEAMÖN - to drift SVELÖN - to be swollen SVELIKÖN - to swell up SVENÖN - to faint SVIDALELMUN - a lime SVIDAZIB - a dessert, a pudding SVIDIK - sweet SVIET - (soft) light, a glow SVIMABLITIL - swimming trunks SVIMÖN - to swim - SVIN - a pig SVINAMIT - pork SVINIBECÖPAN - a pork butcher SVIP - a broom SVIST - (universal) brotherhood, a colleague SVÖNÖN - to swing, to wave
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