English-Ido Dictionary

sanity, saneness: (mento-) san-eso; sana judiko; racion-al-eso.

sans-culotte: sen-brach(ul)o.

Sanscrit: sanskrita (linguo).

santalin: santalo-tint-ivo.

sap: (undermine) sapar; (exhaust) exhaustar.

sap: (in plants) sapto; (milit.) sap-(ad)o, -uro; s.wood: (alburnum) alburno.

sapajou: sapajuo.

saphenous (vein): safena (veino).

sapid: sapor-oza.

sapience: saj-eso.

sapient: saja, sagaca.

sapling: arbor-eto (yuna).

saponaceous: sapon-ala, -oza, -atra.

saponaria: saponario.

saponify: sapon-igar, -ifar.

saponin: saponino.

saponite: saponito.

sapper: (milit.) sap-isto.

sapphire: safir-o; -colo(u)red: -ea.

sappy: sapt-oza.

saprophyte: saprofito.

saraband: sarabando.

Saracen: Arab-a, -(ul)o.

sarcasm: sarkasmo.

sarcastic: sarkasm-a, -atra, -ema.

sarcoma: sarkomo.

sarcophagus: sarkofago.

sardine: sardino.

sardonic: sardonika.

sardonyx: sardonixo.

sargass-o, -um: sargaso.

sarmentum: sarmento.

sarsaparilla: sarsaparelo.

sartorial: talior-ala.

sash: (as of windows) (vitro-) kadro; (belt) zono (silka, e.c.); zono-sharpo; (for shoulders, or insignia) sharpo; s. window: levo-fenestro.

Satan: satano; -ic: satan-ala, -atra.

satchel: (manu-) sak-eto, valiz-eto.

sate: saturar.

satellite: satelito.

satiate: saturar.

satiety: satur-eso.

satin: satin-a, -o; to give a little s.-like gloss to: -umar.

satinet: koton-satino.

satire: satir-o; -rical: -ala, -atra, -ema; -ist: -isto; -ize: -e mokar.

satisfaction: (of expectations, obligations) satisfaco; (contentment) kontent-eso, plezuro; (cf. quit-igo, pago; indemno).

satisfactory: kontent-ig-anta, suficanta; (making amends) satisfac-anta.

satisfied: (content) kontenta; (convinced) konvink-ita; certa.

satisfy: (expectations, promises) satisfacar; (passions) saturar; (convince) konvinkar; perusadar; (assure) cert-igar (ulu, pri ulo); (a debt) quit-igar, satisfacar; (appetite, vengeance) saturar; -ing: satur-anta; kontent-ig-anta.

“satisfecit”: (certificate of satisfaction) “satisfecit”.

satrap: satrapo.

saturate: saturar.

Saturday: saturdio (cf. sabato).

Saturnalia: saturnali.

saturnine: mal-, trist-humor-a; des-afabla; austera.

satyr: satiruso.

sauce: sauco; (insolence) insolent-ajo, -eso; impertinent-ajo, -eso; to s.: (cover with) sauc-izar; (be impudent to) dicar insolent-aji ad; s.-boat: sauc-uyo; s.box: impertinent-(ul)o; s.pan: kasrolo.

saucer: sub-taso.

saucy: insolenta, impertinenta.

sauerkraut: surkruto.

saunter: (intr.) flanar (cf. vagar, promenar).

saurian: saurio.

sausage: sociso.

savage: (adj.) sovaja (also fig.), (cf. kruel-ega; ne-amans-ita; barbara; brut-ala).

savage: (n.) sovaj-(ul)o.

savagery, savageness: (wildness) sovaj-eso; (ferocity) feroc-eso, (act) -ajo.

savanna(h): savano.

savant: cienc-isto.

save: (from destruction) salvar (ulu, ulo, de, ek), (cf. fugar, eskapar); (economize) sparar, (cf. rezervar); (conserve) konservar; (avoid) evitar; (not to lose) ne-perdar, ganar, profitar de; s. trouble to: sparar peno ad (ulu); God s. the king: Deo salvez la rejo; vivez la rej(ul)o.

save: (prep., conj.) ecepte (ke); ecepte-ite; exter.

saver: salv-ant(ul)o, -into, -onto, -ero; liber-ig-anto, -ero; (economiser) spar-anto, -ero, -emo.

saving-clause: rezervo-, protekto-klauzo.

savings: (of money, etc.) spar-aji; s. bank: spar-banko, -kaso.

Saviour: Salv-ero (see saver).

savo(u)r: savurar, -o, (cf. saporo, gusto, odoro); to s. of: (fig.) saporar, odorar (quale), havar la qualeso o naturo di; s.less: sen-saporo.

savo(u)ry: sapor-oza, bon-gusta; (n.) desero (sapor-oza); (cf. tarto).

savoy (cabbage): sabeliko.

saw: seg-ar; (instr.) -ilo; (saying) sentenco (populara), proverbo; s.dust: seg-pulvero; s.mill: seg-erio.

saxhorn: saxhorno.

saxifrage: saxifrago.

saxophone: saxofono.

say: dicar (ulo, ad ulu); (intr.) (speak) parolar (pri); (recite) recitar, deklamar; I say!: askoltez! atencez!; let us s. no more about it: ne parolez pluse pri ol, ni ne parolez plu multo pri ol; they s.: on dicas; to s. the truth: por dicar la ver-ajo; I s. no: me dicas no, me refuzas: I do not s. no: me ne kontre-dicas; my clock s.s one o’clock: mea horlojo indikas un kloko; it is hard to s.: esas des-facila dicar; to s. nothing of: sen parolar pri, dicar nulo pri; that is to s.: to esas; the aforsaid: la supere dic-ita o pre-dic-ita; la supere nom-ita; he said he was rich: il asertis (su) esar richa; no sooner s. than done: tam balde dic-ita, kam balde fac-ita; you don’t s.: ne posibla!; to s. again: repetar, ri-dicar; so to s.: por tale parolar, quaze; just as you s.: (fig.) segun vua plezuro.

saying: dic-o, -ajo (see saw); that goes without s.: to esas bone kompren-ita.

sbirro: sbiro.

scab: (on wound) krust-o; (scabies; mange); skabi-o; s. over: -izar; s.by: krust-oza; skabi-oza, -ika.

scabbard: gain-o; sword-s.: espado- -o; to put in s.: en-gain-igar.

scabious: (bot.) skabioso.

scaffold: eshafodo.

scalar: skalaro.

scald: eskald-ar; (n.) eskald-uro, brul-vund-uro; (s.head, flavus) tinio; -ing: eskald-anta; brul-anta.

scale: (climb up) (tr., intr.) klimar (sur); (cf. acensar); (climb a ladder) skal-acensar, asaltar; (fish) sen-squam-igar; (metals) dekapar (cf. skrapar).