Senjecas dict. s

Pronunciation table

p	b	f	v	m̃	m			t	d	þ	ð	ɫ	l			ṡ	ż	s	z	r	n			k	g	x	ƣ	h	ȝ			š	s̨			i	e	a	ǫ	o	u			ĭ	ĕ	ŭ
/p/	/b/	/ɸ/	/β/	/m̥/	/m/			/t/	/d/	/θ/	/ð/	/l̥/	/l/			/ʦ/	/ʣ/	/s/	/z/	/ɾ̥/	/n/			/k/	/g/	/ç/	/ʝ/	/j̊/	/j/			/sʷ/	/sʲ/			/i/	/e/	/ä/	/ɒ/	/o/	/u/			/ɪ/	/ɛ/	/ʊ/

Alphabets

lat	grk	cyr	arm	geo	dev	gla	run	tng	heb	arb	kat	hir	han
s	σ	с	ს	ս	स	ᛊ	ⱄ		ש	ص	サ	さ	ㅅ

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Notes

1. affx = affix, either a prefix or a suffix, e.g., -sa̋a̋ti, adj. suffix forming the equative degree of adjectives.
2. comp = compound of two or more words, e.g., sa̋lo, salt + gűpo, mine = salgűpo, salt mine .
3. derv = a word derived from a root, e.g., sa̋li, adj. salty < sa̋lo, salt.
4. P.N. sefda̋a̋n̨a, Sefdaania (sef, seven; da̋a̋e, river).
5. poly = polysemy, a word with a different but related sense, e.g., se̋e̋a, t.v. inseminate, impregnate < se̋e̋a, sow.
6. Words in red indicate an object or concept that did not exist in Sefdaania.
7. Abbreviations in orange denote the specific area of specialization, e.g., [Sew.], sewing.
8. At the end of each alphabetic section is a legend, e.g., Total: 158/112+12/78%. This means that there are 158 root words (lemmata) of which 112 are verbs and 12 are adjectives which can be treated as stative verbs. The last number means that 78 percent of the vocabulary is verbs.

Dictionary

• s001 sa̋a̋|a, t.v. fill, sate, satisfy, slake, quench, satisfy, meet [> English satisfy]. –ra, satiety, satisfaction, appeasement, satiation. -i, adj. full, sated, satisfied, appeased, satiated, content. –vi, satisfactorily, nicely.
• s002 sa̋a̋|ba, 1. t.v. sign. 2. i.v. sign [> Turk. sav, word]. –ba̋a̋no, signet ring. –bi, adj. signatory. –bo, signature. -vlu, signer, signatory.
• s003 sa̋a̋|d, adj. six [> Tamil ār_u, six]. -da̋ha, week. -do, sextet, hexad. –ðdı̋l=o, sexennium. =i, adj. sexennial. =mi, adj. six years old. -ðga̋a̋mi, adj. sixfold, sextuple. -ðpı̋nt=o, saaðza̋ro, a game like pachisi. =ĕle̋mo, ruþzaro piece. =őőro, saaðza̋ro cloth. -ðs, adv. six times. –ðsaad, adv. six at a time.–ðṡa̋to, hexathlon. -ðti, adj. sixth.
• s004 sa̋a̋|ga, 1. t.v. trace, track (down), trail, follow the track of. 2. i.v. trace, track [> English seek]. –go, track, trail. -ƣlu, tracker, detective, sleuth.
• s005 sa̋a̋|ȝa, t.v. disable. -ira, disability. -ȝo, disability.
• s006 sa̋a̋l|a, 1. t.v. soothe, calm, becalm, mollify. 2. i.v. soothe, calm (down). -i, adj. calm, serene, placid, soothing, demulcent. -me̋żu, serene highness [title of nobility]. -ra, mollification. -ta, calmness, serenity. –t̬i, demulcent.
• s007 sa̋a̋m|a, i.v. be-, -silent, -quiet, keep silence [> Greek ἥμερο-, tame]. -i, adj. still [without sound], quiet, silent, noiseless. –ra, silence, quiet.
• s008 sáámi, cnj. (even) though, although, but, notwithstanding that, while, albeit, but, as; even if [with sub.].
• s009 sa̋a̋n|i, adj. well, healthy, healthful, wholesome, beneficial, salutary, salubrious [> English sane]. -ı̋ðri, adj. salubrious. –ı̋l=a, get well, recover. =e, get well! -sa̋a̋r̈=a, hygiene. =i, adj. hygienic. -ta, health, wholesomeness, soundness; tu-saanta̋s o, intrj. to your health, cheers! [a drinking toast].
• s010 sa̋a̋|ra, t.v. know (about) [> Japanese shír-, know]. -rlu, wizard. -r̈=a, knowledge, intelligence. =i, adj. knowledgeable, intelligent. -rta̋a̋gu, scientist. -rta, science. -rti, adj. scientific.
• s011 sa̋a̋|ṡi, adj. wise, sagacious, sapient [> Turkish seč-, choose]. -sta, wisdom, sagacity. –ṡu, wise person, sage, sapient.
• affx -sa̋a̋ti, adj. suffix forming the equative degree of adjectives; (just) as __ a, (just) so __ a, e.g., biþsa̋a̋ti, just as nimble.
• s012 sa̋|a, 1. t.v. buy, purchase. 2. i.v. buy [> Korean sa-, buy]. -a̋rk=o, treasury, coffer. =a̋a̋gu, treasurer. -aþo, buy, purchase. -da̋ro, market(-place), bazaar, fair. -ȝi, adj. purchasable. -lu, buyer, purchaser, customer.
• s013 sa̋|ba, 1. t.v. hinder, impede, hamper, prevent, stop, obstruct, deter (from, áfa) [> Japanese sàwar-, hinder]. 2. i.v. hinder, prevent, stop. -bo, hindrance, obstruction. -vlo, seal, deterrent. -vra, prevention. -vt̬i, preventative, prophylactic.
• s014 sa̋f|a, t.v. pole [> Japanese shìba, firewood]. –lo, pole.
• s015 sa̋ip|a, t.v. hurdle. –o, hurdle, obstacle.
• s016 sa̋ir|a, 1. t.v. project. 2. i.v. protrude, stand-, stick-, -out, be prominent [> Kor. sɨ-, stand]. –e̋n=o, head, vertex, apex, cusp. =i, adj. apical. -i, adj. prominent. -o, projecting point; prominence, projection; protuberance, protrusion.
• s017 sa̋is|a, 1. t.v. crop, produce, yield, give off. 2. i.v. crop, produce, yield [> Sanskrit sasyá-, grain]. –i, adj. productive. -o, crop, produce, yield, output. –ra, production.
• s018 sa̋iþla, lifetime, generation [> English secular].
• s019 sa̋ȝ|a, t.v. put-, place-, -between, insert [> Mongolian sögem, small span]. –o, space between.
• affx sal|a̋a̋gu, salter. –ı̋ı̋mo, salt water.
• comp sal|gűpo, salt mine. –ka̋iko, salt cellar. –m̨a̋ni, adj. briny. –m̨a̋no, brine. -ƣe̋v=i, adj. saline, containing salt. =ta, saltiness.
• derv sa̋l|i, adj. salty. -m̃i, adj. saline, pertaining to salt. -m̃ĕta, salinity.
• derv sa̋l|kĕni, adj. willowy, resembling a willow. -k̨őni, adj. (made of) willow.
• comp sal|k̬e̋so, willow basket..
• s020 sa̋ɫh|i, adj. nimble, agile, brisk. -ĕta, nimbleness, agility, briskness.
• s021 sa̋m|a, t.v. draw [water]; ladle, lade, bale, dip, scoop out [> Latin sentīna, bilgewater]. -lo, scoop, ladle.
• s022 sa̋mp|a, short time, moment, second [> Japanese shibáraku, for a short time]. –ĕvi, adv. momentarily. -i, adj. momentary.
• s023 sa̋m̃|a, 1. t.v. speak (to, with, o). 2. i.v. speak, talk, discourse [> Hungarian szó, word]. –antu, speakers, the People. –i, adj. literal, verbal, word for word, verbatim. –le̋ida, word-play, pun. -le̋żo, vocabulary, lexicon, glossary. –lı̋ı̋m=i, adj. verbose. =ta, verbosity. -lu, speaker, spokesman; orator. -lűvo, dictionary. -o, word, term. -pű=lo, syllable. =lm̃i, adj. syllabic; pen~i, pentasyllabic. =l̤űko, syllabary. –ƣe̋so, riddle. -ra, speech, diction. –ta, literalness. –toðsa̋a̋r̈a, etymology. –zı̋na, word formation.
• s024 sána, postp. without [> English sinecure].
• comp sala̋a̋|ta, tonight. –ti, adj. tonight's. -þvi, adv. tonight.
• s025 sa̋|pa, 1. t.v. attempt, try; (put to the) test, experiment on, sound; try on [a garment] [> English savor]. 2. i.v. try, endeavor; (put to the) test, experiment. -flu, tester. –fra, experimentation, aspiration. -pi, adj. experimental. -po, attempt, trial, endeavor, test, experiment. –ƥi, adj. testable.
• s026 sa̋r|a, 1. t.v. banquet, feast, fête. 2. i.v. (give a) feast [> Manchu sarin, feast]. -a̋ha, holiday. -i, adj. festive, festal, gala. -no, festival, festivity, feast, fête, party. -o, banquet, feast, fête, dinner party.
• s027 sara̋ko, stuff, things, odds and ends [> Tamil carakku, goods].
• s028 sa̋s|i, adj. straight [> Telugu sasi, straight]. -o, line. -vi, adv. straight (on).
• s029 sa̋|to, hundred [> Finnish sata, hundred]. –þdı̋l=a, century. =sűka, turn of the century. =še̋na, centenary. =še̋ni, adj. centenary.
• s030 sa̋us|a, 1. t.v. dry (-up, -out), desiccate. 2. i.v. dry (-up, -out), desiccate [> English sere]. -i, adj. dry, dried (-up); fig. dried up, withered [of people]. -koba̋ro, copra. -lo, drier, drying-, -apparatus, -frame. -őőro, towel. -ra, drying, desiccation. -ta, dryness, aridity.
• s031 sa̋va, t.v. sustain, maintain, uphold [> Etruscan save, sustain].
• s032 sa̋|ża, i.v. slander, calumniate, malign, defame, vilify, asperse, libel (with respect to, túȝa) [> Chuvash soj-, slander]. -zlu, slanderer. –zra, slander, calumny, defamation, aspersion. -żi, adj. slanderous, calumnious, defamatory, libelous.
• poly se̋e̋|a, t.v. inseminate, impregnate. (< se̋e̋a, sow). -ra, impregnation, insemination, conception.
• s033 se̋e̋ið|a, 1. t.v. head-, -for, -toward, be bound for. 2. i.v. go straight to the-, -goal, -objective, -destination [> Greek ἰθΰ, directly]. -fe̋do, centripetal force. -i, adj. straight, direct, -bound. –ka̋fno, port of destination. -o, target, scope, goal, mark. -ra, goal, end, object, objective, destination. -ta, straightness, directness, evenness. -ta̋ƣo, expedition. -vi, adv. straight-, -ahead, -on, directly.
• s034 se̋e̋i|ka, 1. t.v. achieve, acquire, procure, catch up with, catch [a cold]. 2. i.v. catch up [> Old Greek ἵsω, come]. -ko, acquisition. -k̨i, adj. achievable. –xra, achievement, acquisition.
• s035 se̋e̋|ȝa, t.v. sift; fig. riddle with holes, pierce like a sieve, cover with wounds [> Old Norse sāld, sieve]. -ilo, sifter, bolter.
• s036 se̋e̋|ka, 1. t.v. slow (down), slacken. 2. i.v. slow (down) [> English sag]. -ki, adj. slow. -xra, relaxation, intermission; annealing. –xvi, adv. slowly.
• s037 se̋e̋l|a, t.v. descend from, be descended from. -l̤u, descendant, scion. -l̤us, posterity, descendants, successors, offspring, progeny.
• s037 se̋e̋m|a, 1. t.v. gulp (down). 2. i.v. gulp [Estonian seem, gulp]. –o, gulp.
• s039 se̋e̋no, billion [> Konda sēna, much].
• s040 se̋e̋|pa, 1. t.v. hold (on), take hold of, grip, manipulate, grasp. 2. i.v. hold [> Greek ἕπω, be busy with]. -f̤a̋lo, fret-board, finger-board. -flo, vise. -pa, hold, grip, grasp. -po, handle, knob, haft, helve; fret.
• comp seeƣ|ȝőőa, vendetta. -pa̋a̋s=a, consanguinity. =i, adj. consanguineous. =lu, blood relative. -re̋uð=a, 1. t.v. (make-, color-) crimson. 2. i.v. (turn-, become-) crimson, encrimson. =i, adj. crimson, scarlet.
• s041 se̋e̋|ra, 1. t.v. continue. 2. i.v. continue, go on. -ri, adj. continuous, unceasing. –ro, sequel. -r̈a, continuation, continuance, continuity. -rvi, adv. continuously, constantly, (for)ever.
• s042 se̋|ba, 1. t.v. amuse, please. 2. i.v. be pleased, have fun [> Turkish sev-, love]. -bi, adj. amusing. -vke̋isa, vacation. -vra, amusement, pleasure, fun, delectation. -vta̋ƣ=a, i.v. tour. =lu, tourist. =o, tour. =ta, tourism.
• s043 se̋|da, 1. t.v. seat. 2. i.v. sit (down) [> English sit]. -di, adj. seated, sedentary, sessile. -do, seat, chair, stool, see. -ðra, sitting, session.
• s044 se̋f, adj. seven [> English seven]. –a̋ha, week. –dı̋l=o, septennial. =i, adj. septennial. =mi, adj. seven years old. -ga̋a̋mi, adj. sevenfold, septuple. -m̃i, adj. septenary. –s, adv. seven times. -sef, adv. seven at a time. -ti, adj. seventh. -to, septet, heptad, hebdomad.
• P.N. sefda̋a̋n̨a, Sefdaania (the Senjecan homeland).
• s045 se̋|ga, 1. t.v. fasten, fix, hitch. 2. i.v. fasten [> German Senkel, lace]. -go, -fix. -ƣlo, fastener, latch.
• s046 se̋h|a, 1. t.v. defeat, overcome, subdue, vanquish, conquer, subjugate, overpower, overwhelm, get over. 2. i.v. overcome, conquer, triumph [> English Siegfried]. -i, adj. vincible, conquerable. –lu, conqueror, victor. –m̃i, adj. triumphal. -o, conquest, victory, triumph. -ra, subjugation. –ri, adj. triumphant, victorious. -że̋e̋no, trophy.
• s047 se̋i|ba, 1. t.v. drip. 2. i.v. drip. -o, drop, drip. –vko, droplet. –vta̋ino, stalactite.
• s048 se̋il|i, adj. slothful [> Old English sioloþ, sea]. -ta, sloth.
• s049 se̋isa, i.v. bound, skip.
• s050 se̋|ȝa, i.v. use dweomorcraft [> German Seil, rope]. -ilu, mage. -ȝi, adj. dweomoral. -ȝo, dweomor. -ȝűűra, dweomorcraft, dweomory.
• s051 se̋|ka, t.v. cut, clip. -ko, cut [> English saw]. -xlo, clippers.
• s052 se̋l|a, i.v. creep, cringe, sneak, fawn [> Sanskrit tsárati, sneak]. -m̃i, adj. reptilian, pertaining to reptiles. -ni, adj. reptilian, resembling a reptile.
• s053 se̋m̃|a, 1. t.v. relinquish, abdicate, part with, let go of; withdraw (from), back out of; surrender, hand over, give up, waive. 2. i.v. abdicate, let go; withdraw; surrender, give up [> German säumen, linger]. -i, adj. cade. -ra, surrender.
• s054 se̋n|i, adj. ancient, antique, archaic, olden [> English senile]. –ȝe̋ka, the first language. -ma̋a̋ma, matriarch. -maamȝőm̃t=a, matriarchy. =i, adj. matriarchal. -sa̋a̋r̈=a, archeology. =a̋a̋gu, archeologist. -ta̋a̋=ta, patriarch. =þȝőm̃ta, patriarchy. =þȝőm̃ti, adj. patriarchal. -ta, antiquity.
• s055 se̋|pa, t.v. treat (of), concern, be concerned-, -with, -about, care (about), occupy, deal-, -with, -in [> Sanskrit sapati, serve]. –pa, postp. concerning, concern with, about. –fra, concern, situation, affair, matter, circumstance, case, deal. -pi, adj. concerned. -po, treatment.
• s056 se̋ro, table [> Mongolian sirege(n), table].
• s057 se̋ta, 1. t.v. color-, make-, reddish-orange. 2. i.v. turn-, bceome-, -reddish-orange. -i, adj. reddish-orange.
• s058 se̋þ|a, 1. t.v. detect, espy, descry. 2. i.v. scout, reconnoiter; be on the lookout. -lu, scout, look-out.
• s059 se̋u|a, 1. t.v. sip, lap, swig. 2. i.v. sip, lap, swig [> English sup]. -o, sip, swg.
• s060 se̋u|ga, 1. t.v. sadden, make-, -sad, -melancholy, cast a gloom over. 2. i.v. become-, grow-, -sad, -melancholy, sadden [> English sick]. -gi, adj. sad, melancholy. –ƣka̋m̃li, adj. lonely. -ƣta, sadness, melancholy.
• s061 se̋|vo, extended family [> English sib]. -vi, adj. familial. –v̈e̋e̋lu, family leader.
• s062 se̋x|a, t.v. be aware of, realize [> Turkish sak, aware]. –ra, awareness, realization.
• s063 sı̋ı̋|a, t.v. bind, tie up, fasten (up). –o, ribbon, band, tape.
• s064 sı̋ı̋f|a, i.v. smoke (a pipe). –ka̋iko, pipebowl. -o, pipe [for smoking]. –šőlmo, pipestem.
• s065 sı̋ı̋ȝ|a, 1. t.v. bite (through), crunch, break with the-, -teeth, -beak [> Turkish sĭ-, break]. 2. i.v. bite, crunch. –o, bite.
• s066 sı̋ı̋m|a, 1. t.v. carve, cut, knife; print. 2. i.v. carve, cut, knife. -a̋to, block. -kı̋lo, printer. -lo, knife. -o, cut; segment, section, caesura.
• s067 síír|a, postp. at-, to-, -the edge of, as far as, up (to), until (till); sup. + ~ + vűa, be about to (do s.th.) [> Finnish siiri, side]. -i, cnj. until.
• P.N. sı̋ı̋va, melting-ice month (Jan 20-Feb 18).
• affx -si, adj. suffix indicating having a tendency toward or inclination to perform the action expressed in the verb base, e.g., da̋ba, attract; da̋vsi, attractive.
• s068 sı̋|ba, t.v. lever [> Manchu sib́a, wedge]. –vlo, lever.
• s069 sı̋|da, 1. t.v. hang (up), suspend. 2. i.v. hang, be suspended, dangle [> sīt-, load]. –ðle̋uko, chandelier. -ðlo, hanger. –ðra, hanging. -ðššefma̋ko, hammock. –ðsűnko, pendulum. –ðþőlo, suspension bridge.
• s070 sı̋ðo, charcoal [> Finnish sysi, charcoal].
• s071 sı̋f|a, i.v. prosper, batten. -i, adj. prosperous. -ta, prosperity.
• s072 sı̋|ga, 1. t.v. research, study, look into, take up, go through, take [a course]. 2. i.v. research, study [> Japanese ságur-, search]. -ƣȝe̋żo, essay, paper. -ƣlu, researcher. -ƣra, search; research, study. -ƣte̋ro, laboratory.
• s073 sı̋h|o, tallow, sebum, suet [> Low Navarrese ziho, tallow]. -ȝa̋a̋ko, tallow candle. -m̃i, adj. tallowy, sebaceous.
• s074 sı̋l|a, extreme, maximum [> Mongolian sila, completely]. –i, adj. utmost, extreme, maximum, utmost, outermost. –vi, adv. to the utmost, extremely.
• s075 sı̋m|a, 1. t.v. whisper. 2. i.v. whisper [> Turkmen sym-sym, whisper]. -o, whisper.
• s076 sı̋n|a, 1. t.v. make-, color-, -greenish-blue. 2. i.v. turn-, become-, -greenish-blue [> Finnish sini, blue]. -i, adj. greenish-blue.
• derv sı̋ri, adj. nitty.
• s077 sı̋sa, t.v. baste, tack [Sew.] [> Korean sičhi-, baste].
• comp sis|ba̋di, adj. bistre [sı̋ṡo, nut; ba̋di, adj. yellow]. ke̋ulo, nutshell [ke̋ulo, shell].
• derv sı̋ṡ|i, adj. nutty. -ı̋ȝo, mast.
• s078 sı̋|ta, t.v. represent, symbolize, stand for, pass off. -ti, adj. representational, symbolic. -to, symbol, example, representation. –þgı̋ı̋ro, emblem. -þra, representation.
• s079 sı̋þa, t.v. dethrone, depose [> Etruscan sith, depose].
• s080 sı̋xa, afternoon [> Manchu sikse, yesterday].
• s081 sőőd|a, t.v. soot [> English soot]. –i, adj. sooty. –o, soot, lampblack.
• s082 sőő|ka, i.v. be obsessed [> Tamil cōku, devil]. –ki, adj. obsessed. –xra, obsession. -xsi, adj. obsessive.
• s083 sőől|i, adj. only, sole [> Middle English soule, alone]. –vi, adv. only.
• s084 sőőr|a, 1. t.v. beseech, beg, entreat, implore, appeal to, adjure. 2. i.v. beg, entreat, implore, appeal, intercede (for, ho) [> Turkish sor, ask]. -lu, supplicant, prayer. –o, entreaty, supplication. -ta̋ƣ=a, pilgrimage. =lu, pilgrim.
• s085 sőőu|gi, adj. languid. -ƣta, languor.
• s086 ső|ga, t.v. adopt [> Japanese sugúr-, select]. –i, adj. adoptive. –ƣra, adoption.
• s087 ső|ȝa, 1. t.v. chill, make cold. 2. i.v. become-, turn-, -cold [> Udmurt si̮jal-, become cold]. –ita, cold(ness), chill(iness). -it̬i, refrigerant. -ȝa, becoming-cold month (11/17-12/16). –ȝi, adj. cold, chilly.
• s088 sőka, i.v. kneel, be-, -kneeling, -on one's knees [> Mongolian söǧd-, kneel].
• s089 sőlh|o, good-, auspicious-, favorable-, -omen, -portent.
• s090 ső|ma, 1. t.v. liken, compare (to, ƣóm̃a). 2. i.v. be like [> English same]. -ma, postp. compared to, beside, like, than. -mi, adj. same, like, alike; identical. –mi, cnj. than, as [when comparing sentences]; ~...~, just as...so. –mȝe̋xmi, adj. in unison, unanimous. –m̈a̋a̋m=i, adj. from the same mother. =u, half-sibling. –m̈i, adj. comparable. –mra, comparison. –mrı̋lmi, adj. of the same age. -msa̋mp=i, adj. simultaneous. =ĕta, simultaneity. =ĕvi, adv. simultaneously. –mše̋e̋n=a, alliteration. =i, adj. alliterative. –mta, sameness, likeness; imitation. –mtam̃še̋e̋no, rhyme. –mta̋m̃aþu, clone. -mta̋a̋t=i, adj. from the same father. =u, half-sibling. -mteiðsa̋m̃=o, synonym. =i, adj. synonymous. =lűvo, thesaurus. –mte̋ndi, adj. contemporary.
• s091 some̋no, ode [> English hymn].
• s092 ső|ta, i.v. war, wage-, be at-, -war [> Finnish sota, war]. -ti, adj. warlike, bellicose. -to, war, warfare. -þla̋a̋gu, commander. -þlu, soldier, warrior. -þve̋e̋lu, general.
• s093 sǫ̋|ȝa, i.v. rotate, twirl [> Hungarian szédẏl-, feel dizzy]. –ira, rotation. -ȝi, adj. rotary. -ȝo, hank, clew, skein, tangle.
• s094 sǫ̋m̃a, t.v. curb, check [> Hungarian szíj, bridle].
• s095 sǫ̋v|a, 1. t.v. slurp (up), sip. 2. i.v. slurp, sip. -o, slurp, sip.
• s096 sűűb|o, hump [of an animal] [> Greek ὑβός, hump-backed]. –a̋a̋gu, cameleer.
• s097 sűűdi, adj. stale [> Kolami sūdi, stale].
• comp suuftı̋ı̋þi, adj. piping hot.
• comp suu|ldı̋la, solar year. -lf̨őől=i, adj. clockwise, deosil. =vi, adv. clockwise. -l̤e̋uka, sunlight, sunshine. -lp̌e̋no, yang sui [parabolic mirror for starting a fire]. -lsa̋rno, sun festival. –ltenme̋lo, sundial.
• comp suum|nı̋ı̋zo, umbrella [sűűme, rain; nı̋ı̋za, t.v. shade]. -vı̋ðo, water butt, rain barrel [vı̋ðo, cask].
• derv suums̨őőmi, adj. rainproof [sűűme, rain; -s̨őőm-, adj. suffix used to indicate imperviousness].
• s098 sűűno, crest [> Manchu sončoχo, crest].
• s099 sűű|ra, 1. t.v. sour; displease. 2. i.v. (go-, turn-) -sour [> English sour]. -ri, adj. sour; acidulous. -r̈a, displeasure. -rša̋a̋di, adj. bittersweet. -rta, sourness.
• s100 sűűs|a, i.v. bluster, blow hard, howl, sough [> German sausen, roar]. -i, adj. blustery. –lu, blusterer. -o, bluster.
• s101 sűű|ta, t.v. show, point-, -at, -out, -to, exhibit, display, indicate, bespeak [> Tamil cuṭṭu, point]. -to, exhibit, exhibition, display. -þlo, pointer, indicator, gnomon, hand [of a clock].
• s102 s|u, demon. pron. this one. -áálu, adv. thereby; ~ náálu, adv. so so. -ááru, adv. therefore, consequently, hence, so. -a̋h=a, today. =i, adj. today's. =vi, adv. today. -i, demon. adj. this, the former. -o, demon. pron. this (thing). -őti, adj. this much.
• s103 sűb|a, i.v. give off gas [> Evenki hebki, steam]. -i, adj. gaseous. -o, gas.
• s104 sűda, t.v. spit out, spurt [> Chuvash sor, spit out].
• s105 sűf|a, 1. t.v. inebriate, intoxicate, make drunk. 2. i.v. get-, be-, -drunk. -i, adj. drunk(en), inebriated, intoxicated. -u, drunkard.
• s106 sű|i, adj. well, all right, O.K [> English swastika]. -ǧe̋nu, good-wife, Mrs. (title of respect for non-noble human). -ǧe̋raþu, Welcome! -ma̋a̋ti, adj. well-wooded. -m̃ı̋ru, goodman, Mr. (title of respect for non-noble human). -pa̋naþu, adj. well-met. -pı̋ı̋raþ=i, adj. popular. =ta, popularity. -ta, welfare, well-being. -vi, adv. well.
• s107 sű|ka, 1. t.v. turn-, (-around, -over), -up, -away); invert, reverse. 2. i.v. turn [> Latin sucula, winch]. -ka, turn, solstice [solar term]. -ka̋nto, reverse [of a coin]. -ki, adj. reverse, inverse. -ko, turn. -xpa̋ko, turning point, crisis. -xsı̋ı̋m=a, 1. t.v. purl. 2. i.v. purl. =o, purl stitch.
• derv sűl|i, adj. juicy; serous [< sűlo, juice]. -ta, juiciness.
• s108 sűn|a, t.v. go (out) with, accompany, escort, chaperon, consort with [> English syn-]. -a, postp. with; along with, in company with. -ba̋ȝ=a, t.v. congratulate. =i, adj. congratulatory. =o, congratulations. -e, companion animal. –e̋do, sidedish. -lu, companion, escort, chaperon, fere, consort. -m̃e̋e, tailwind. -mı̋ı̋m̃=i, adj. compassionate. =ta, compassion.
• s109 sű|pi, adj. low, nether; infra- [Tax.] [> English sub-]. -fta, lowness. -po, foot [of a structure].
• s110 sűv|a, 1. t.v. cluster. 2. i.v. cluster. –i, adj. clustered. –o, cluster.
• s111 sűx|a, t.v. shock, concuss, contuse. –o, concussion, contusion. –ra, shock, concussion, contusion.
• s112 ša̋a̋|da, t.v. sweeten [> English sweet]. -di, adj. sweet, fresh [of water]. -do, -ose. –ðdűrlo, sweet tooth. -ðm̃i, adj. sugary, saccharine, pertaining to sugar. -ðni, adj. sugary, resembling sugar. -ðta, sweetness.
• s113 ša̋a̋ƣa, 1. t.v. resound. 2. i.v. resound.
• s114 š|a, postp. apart from, beside, besides, but (for), except (for), were it not for, not to-, -speak of, -mention, other than, outside, save, without. -i, cnj. except (that), but (that), were it not that, unless, without it being the case that. -u, adv. aside, apart, beside.
• s115 ša̋in|u, hero, heroine, champion. -i, adj. heroic. –ta, heroism.
• s116 ša̋mo, back of knife [> Finnish hamara, back of axe/knife].
• s117 ša̋n|a, i.v. tend, incline. -i, adj. inclined, prone, apt. –ra, tendency, inclination, proclivity.
• s118 ša̋s|a, t.v. ski. -b̨őso, ski slope. -lu, skier. -o, ski.
• s119 še̋e̋r|i, adj. heavy, weighty, ponderous, massive. -ta, heaviness.
• s120 še̋e̋v-a, t.v. (set) free, liberate, deliver, release [> English Suevi]. -i, adj. free, independent, at large. -lu, liberator, deliverer. -ra, freedom, liberty, liberation, independence, deliverance, release.
• s121 še̋|ba, t.v. sweep [> English sweep]. -vlo, broom, besom.
• s122 še̋|da, i.v. last, continue, perdure, keep [food], remain, endure, stay [> English ethos]. -di, adj. everlasting, eternal; continual, perpetual. -d̨i, adj. durable. –ðműűlo, perennial plant. –ðta, eternity, perpetuity; ~am éna, forever, in perpetuity, eternally, perpetually.
• s123 še̋|ða, t.v. characterize, be characteristic of [> German Sitte, custom]. –ð̤e̋uƣo, idiom. –ðfe̋e̋to, proper-, -noun, -name. -ði, adj. proper, inherent, own, special, peculiar, characteristic; mu~, my own. –ðne̋mo, organ. –ðo, attribute, characteristic, trait. -ðra, character, nature, attribution; species. -ðra, postp. characteristic of, with. –ðta, peculiarity, individuality. – ðu, individual.
• s124 še̋|ga, 1. t.v. smell, scent (out). 2. i.v. smell, scent [> Old English swä/ecc, smell]. -gi, adj. scented, odorous. -go, smell, scent, odor. -ƣra, (sense of) smell, olfaction.
• derv še̋i|di, adj. sweaty. -ðt̬i, sudorific, diaphoretic.
• s125 še̋|ka, 1. t.v. swivel, pivot, 2. i.v. swivel, pivot. –xbőto, pilot.
• s126 še̋l|a, 1. t.v. char. 2. i.v. smolder, char [> English swelter]. -o, char.
• derv še̋lp|ĕm̃i, adj. sulfury. –ĕri, adj. sulfurous, sulfureous, sulfuric.
• poly še̋lp|o, brimstone, vitriol [< še̋lpo, sulfur].
• s127 še̋m|a, 1. t.v. swim. 2. i.v. swim, welter [> English swim]. -antes, the swimming ones [the fourth order of living beings]. –őuto, swimsuit.
• s128 še̋n|a, 1. t.v. sound, pronounce [word], intone. 2. i.v. sound [> English sound]. -da̋a̋lo, sound wave. –lo, player. -m̃i, adj. acoustic. -ni, adj. acoustical. -o, sound; accent. –ra, pronunciation, intonation. -s̨őőmi, adj. soundproof. -ta̋m̃a, accentuation. -te̋e6ro, timbre.
• s129 še̋|pa, 1. t.v. put to sleep. 2. i.v. sleep, slumber, be asleep; ~pu tőda, go to sleep, fall asleep [> Span. sueño]. -fma̋ko, sleeping bag. –fsi, adj. sleepy, drowsy. –fta, sleepiness, drowsiness. –ft̬i, soporific. -pi, adj. asleep. -po, sleep, slumber.
• s130 še̋r|a, i.v. hum, buzz [> English swarm]. -o, hum, buzz.
• derv še̋sri, adj. sisterly, sororal [< še̋su, sister].
• s131 še̋tu, guest [> Greek ἥτας, relative.
• s132 še̋þi, adj. rough [of the sea].
• s133 šı̋ı̋|ki, adj. taciturn, reserved, uncommunicative [> English aposiopesis]. –xta, taciturnity.
• s134 šı̋|a, 1. t.v. whistle. 2. i.v. whistle [> English sibilant]. –lu, whistler.
• s135 šı̋n|a, 1. t.v. intimidate, threaten, menace. 2. i.v. threaten, menace [> Georgian šin-, scare]. –i, adj. threatening, menacing, minatory. -o, threat, menace. -ra, intimidation.
• s136 šőőð|a, 1. t.v. pass-, go-, -through; penetrate. 2. i.v. pass-, go-, -through; ~ome, excuse me [> Saami suođđâ-, leak]. -a, postp. through. –o, passage(way), way through, hall(way). –ra, passage. -vi, adv. through.
• s137 šo, adv. so, that> English so].
• derv šőmbĕ|m̃i, adj. spongy; fungous, fungoid [šőmbi, fungus]. -ta, sponginess.
• s138 šőrdi, adj. [shining] black [> English swarthy].
• s139 šűȝo, tip, nib [pen], tine, prong [> Finnish hui, quill].
• s140 šúšu, adv. even, likewise, in like manner, so.
• s141 s̨a̋a̋r|i, adj. thrifty, frugal. –ta, frugality.
• s142 s̨a̋a̋s|a, t.v. pronounce [word] [> Turkish ses, sound]. -ra, pronunciation.
• s143 s̨a̋|ṡo, reed rope. –s̈ı̋þo, rope ladder. -sþőlo, reed rope bridge.
• s144 s̨a̋f|a, t.v. sum (up) summarize, abstract [> Turkish sep, addition]. -i, adj. summary, pithy, terse, epigrammatic, concise. –o, epigram. –ra, summary, abstraction.
• s145 s̨a̋|ta, t.v. ill-treat, abuse, misuse, maltreat [> Turkish sata-su-, ill-treat]. -þlu, abuser. -þra, ill-treatment, abuse.
• comp s̨aþe̋e̋nta, breadth of hips [s̨a̋þo, hip; e̋e̋nta, width].
• s146 s̨e̋e̋ro, handful [> Tamil cēr_ai, handful].
• affx -s̨őőm-, adj. suffix used to indicate imperviousness to or the ability to resist or withstand what is named in the noun base, -proof, -tight, e.g., hűro, water; hurs̨őőmi, water-proof.
• s147 s̨őb|a, 1. t.v. freckle. 2. i.v. freckle. -o, freckle.
• s148 s̨őf|o, oval [> Manchu sibsiχun, oval]. -i, adj. oval.
• s149 s̨ők|a, t.v. (apply) lace (to) [> Mongolian segeldereg, lace]. -o, lace.
• s150 s̨őni, adj. odd [of numbers] [> Manchu sońo, odd].
• s151 s̨őpa, i.v. go-, move-, -to the side, -sideways [> Turkish sap-, deviate].
• derv s̨őr|aþu, eunuch [< s̨őra, t.v. castrate]. -i, adj. castrated, gelded.
• s152 s̨őṡ|a, 1. t.v. give refuge to. 2. i.v. take refuge (in, do) [> Manchu suǯu-, flee]. -o, refuge, sanctuary, asylum.
• s153 s̨őxi, adj. few [> Japanese sukóshi, few].
• s154 s̨űű|ba, 1. t.v. hoarsen. 2. i.v. hoarsen [> Japanese shiwagare-, be hoarse]. –bi, adj. hoarse. –vta, hoarseness.
• s155 s̨űűir|a, 1. t.v. color-, make-, orangish-yellow. 2. i.v. turn-, become-, -orangish-yellow [> Korean sē-, whitish]. -i, adj. orangish-yellow.
• s156 s̨űű|þa, 1. t.v. milk; press out, drain off. 2. i.v. give milk, lactate [> Turkish süt, milk]. -þa̋a̋ɠo, lactic acid. -þamvőro, milk pail. -þlu, milker. –þm̃i, adj. milch, lactary, lacteal, lactic, pertaining to milk. –þni, adj. milky, lacteal, resembling milk. –þƣa̋vi, adj. lactiferous. -þri, adj. milky, containing-, yielding-, -milk. –þ̈a̋=se, mammal. =s̈a̋a̋r̈a, mammalogy.
• s157 s̨űf|a, 1. t.v. suck; absorb, blot. 2. i.v. suck. -fbı̋ı̋ðo, blotting paper. -fra, absorption. -ft̬i, stain remover. -f̨i, adj. absorbent.
• s158 s̨űn|a, i.v. whine> Japanese suné-, frown]. -o, whine.
• s159 s̨űr|a, 1. t.v. bead. 2. i.v. bead [> Turkish sırça, glass]. -o, spot, bead.
• s160 s̨ű|ta, t.v. throw-, -away, -out, trash, discard, dispose of, get rid of [> Japanese sùte-, throw out]. -ti, ragged(dy). -to, trash, rubbish, refuse, garbage, ordure, debris, waste; sweepings. -t̨i, adj. disposible.

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