sense: (one of the five senses) senso; (perception) sent-(ad)o; (geom.: one of two opposite directions) sinso; (signification) senco, signifiko; (emotion) sentimento; (prudence) prudent-eso; (intellect) raciono; common s.: la komuna raciono; a man of s.: saja viro; to regain one’s s.s: ri-trovar koncio, ri-konciar; moral s.: etikala sentimento; to possess practical s.: havar praktik-ala mento; s. of the beautiful: sentimento pri lo bela; double s.: du-senc-eso, -ajo; improper s.: nejusta senco (di vorto); to drive anyone out of his s.s: igar ulu perdar sua raciono; to talk s.: parolar inteligente; to lose one’s s.s: perdar raciono; (swoon) esvanar, perdar la koncio.
senseless: (meaningless) sen-senca; (unconscious) sen-koncia; (without feeling) sen-senta, ne-sent-iva; (cf. sen-raciona, dementa, fola).
sensibility: (sensitiveness) sent-iv-eso, impres-ebl-eso; (faculty) sent-ado; (tendency) sent-em-eso.
sensible: (wise) saja, inteligenta, racion-oza; (perceptible by the senses) sent-ebla; (sensitive) sentiva, -ema; to be s. of: sentar.
sensitive: (easly affected) sent-ema, -iva; (touchy) facile ofens-ebla; (impressionable) impres-ebla; s. plant: sensitivo.
sensitize: sent-iv-igar impres-ebl-igar; s.d paper: impres-ebla papero.
sensorial: sens-ala.
sensorium: sent-eyo, sento-centro.
sensual: (voluptuous) sensuala; (of or relating to the senses) sens-a, -ala -ism: (of appetites) sensual-ismo; (philos.) sens-al-ismo; -ist: sensual-(ul)o, -isto; -ity: sensual-eso, (act) -ajo, volupto.
sensuous: (relaing to senses) sens-ala.
sentence: enuncar la judiko, facar verdikto (kontre ulu); kondamnar (ulu ad).
sentence: (gram.) frazo; (judgement) judicio, verdikto; to pass s. of death on: kondamnar ulu a morto; enuncar morto-puniso kontre ulu.
sententious: sentenc-ema, -atra; lakonika.
sentient: (sensitive) sentiva.
sentiment: (emotion as opposed to pyhsical feeling) sentimento; (opinion) opiniono, pens-ajo; such are my s.s: tala esas mea opiniono, -al: (relative to s.) sentiment-ala, (person) -ema, -emo; -ality: em-eso, -ach-ajo, -em(ach)-eso.
sentinel, sentry: sentinelo; (cf. vedeto); to stand s.: sentinel-esar, facionar; s. box: garito.
sepal: sepalo.
separable: separ-ebla.
separate: separar (ulo de ulo), (cf. dividar; des-union-ar, des-juntar); (adj.) separ-ata, -ita; aparta; singla; des-junt-ita; -ly: -ite; (distinct) aparte; (one by one) single; -ting: separ-anta, -iva; -tion: separ-o, -eso.
sepia: (cuttlefish) sepio; (pigment; colo(u)r) sepi-ajo, -koloro; s. drawing: sepio-desegn-o, -uro.
sepsis: sept-eso.
September: septembro.
septenary: (composed of seven) yar-sepo.
septennial: (lasting seven years) sep-yara; (seventh) sep-esma (aniversario, e.c.).
septet: septeto.
septic: septa.
septuagenarian: sepa-dek-yar(ul)o; (adj.) -yara.
septuple: sep-opla.
sepulchral: tomb-ala, -atra; profunda.
sepulchre: tombo (cf. sarkofago).
sepulture: (act) sepult-(ad)o; (result) -uro; (place) -eyo.
sequel: (continuation) sequo; (end) fino; (result) konsequ-anta-ajo, rezulto, -ajo.
sequence: (series, succession) serio, (inter-)sequo, sucedo; (consequence) konsequ-ant-ajo; rezult-ajo, (relation) konsequo; (Cath. lit.) sequencio; in s.: inter-seque.
sequestar: (property) sequestrar; (shut up) inkluzar (see seclude); (put aside) apart-igar; -ed: (legally) sequestr-ata; s.ed life: vivo retret-ala.
sequestrate: (legally) sequestrar.
sequin: sekino.
sequoia: sequoyo.
seraglio: serayo (cf. haremo).
seraph(im): seraf-o, -i; -ic: -ala, -atra.
serenade: serenad-ar, -o.
serene: seren-a; -nity: -eso; S. Highness: (title) “serenissimuss”.
serf: serf-(ul); -dom: -eso (cf. sklav-eso).
serge: serjo.
sergeant: serjento; s.-major: serjent-mayoro, chefa serjento.
serial: seri-ala; (n.) period-ala (od, seri-ala) edituro.
seriatim: serie, regul-oze.
series: serio.
serious: (solemn, earnest) serioza; (important, grave) grava; -ness: -eso.
sermon: predik-o; -ize: -ar.
seroon: serono.
serpent: serpento.
serpentine: (adj.) (sinuous) sinuoza; (rock) serpentino.
serpolet: serpolo.
serrated: dent-et-oza, dent-iz-ita; krenel-iz-ita.
serried: densa.
serum: (natural) sero; (artificial) serumo.
serval: servalo.
servant: servist(ul), -anto, -ero; your s.: (polite phrase) vua serv-anto; s. of all work: generala serv-isto.
serve: (tr., intr.) servar (a person, a machine); (be employed) uz-esar (cf. util-esar); (a writ, a warrant) notifikar (ulo ad ulu); prizentar; (suffice) suficar (ad, por), esar suficanta; satisfacar; plen-igar; (cf. saciar); (an apprenticeship) aprentis-esar; (as a priest, as a clergyman for a living) deservar; (to comply with) adaptar su ad; obediar; s. out: dis-donar, distributar; this piece of furniture s.s me as a table: ica moblo uz-esas da me kom tablo; s. a dish: prizentar disho; s. a drink: donar por drinkar (ad ulu); s. mass: mes-respondar; madam is s.ed: la tablo esas pronto; to s. a customer: servar kliento; to s. in the army: servar en l’armeo; to s. as a secretary: servar ulu od util-esar ad ulu kom sekretario; s. a rope: futer-izar kordo.