English-Ido Dictionary

square: (four-sided) quadrata, -o; (leaving no balance) sald-ita, balanc-ig-ita; (level with) sam-nivela kun; (true) konforme ad; (perpendicular) perpendikla, (at a right-angle) ortangule ad; (straight) rekte; (honest) honesta; (square slab, tile) karelo; (open public space) placo; (an instrument) squadro; (lying across) transversa; a s.-rigged ship: navo kun (transversa) yardi; fabric with s.s: stofo kun quadrati; (s. number, root, sail, stern, table, etc.) quadrata; s. measure: are-ala mezuro.

squash: aplastar (cf. charj-egar); (annul, reverse in law) kasacar.

squash: (bot.) kukurbitaceo; gurdo; (pumpkin) kukurbito; lemon-s.: limonado.

squat: (on hams on heels) (intr.) squatar; (lie close to the ground, crouch) (intr.) blotisar; (of settlers) uzurpar (tereno).

squat: (adj.) grosa e kurta, stump-atra.

squaw: muliero (di Amerikana sovaji).

squawk: kri-(ach)ar.

squeak: (of animals) (intr.) kri-(et)ar; (of objects) (intr.) stridar (cf. grincar).

squeal: (intr.) kriar (cf. siflar).

squeamish: delikat-(ach)a; skrupul-oza, -ema, -ach-oza; (prudish) prud-(ach)a; (of the stomach) nauz-ema.

squeegee: kauchuka skrap-ilo o balay-ilo.

squeeze: klemar, (the hand) presar; (the teeth) kun-prear; s. into: kompresar; kun-pres-egar; to s. out: ek-presar (juice, etc.).

squib: petard-eto; (lampoon) (mok-) satiro.

squid: kalmar-(et)o.

squill: squilo.

squint: strab-esar, regardar strabe; s.-eyed: strab-a, (person) -(ul)o.

squire: (in England) rur-ala (ter-) propriet-ero; (knight’s attendant) skud-iero, nobel-eto; (of a lady) akompan-anto.

squirm: (twist) tordar su; (frisk, wriggle) (intr.) friskar; (climb) klim-(ach)ar sur).

squirrel: skurelo.

squirt: (spurt) spric-igar (ulo) (see splash); (to syringe) siring-agar (cf. klister-izar; injektar); (n. gen. sense) aquo-sprico; (instr.) spric-ig-ilo; siringo.

stab: poniard-agar; vundar per stroko di kultelo, di espado, e.c. (cf. prik-egar; (n.) poniardo-, kultelo-, dag-vund-uro.

stabile, stable: stabila; (for beasts) stablo.

stability: stabil-eso.

stabilize: stabil-igar, -eskar.

stack: amas-igar; kolektar o pozar en (garb-)amas-o, -i; formacar piramidi; (of arms) facar arm-faski.

stack: (of hay, etc.) garb-amaso; (bundle, bunch of things) fasko; (of chimneys) kamen-trunko, -tubo.

stadium: stadio.

staff: (of army, etc.) stabo; (stick, cane) bastono; (crosier) kroso; (mus.) line-aro; (rod, pole) stango; (support) apog-bastono; apog-ilo; suporto, -ilo; (badge of office) komando-bastono; flag-s.: flag-stango, -bastono, -mast(et)o.

stag: cerv-ulo.

stagbeetle: lukano.

stage: (of a theater, theatre) cen-eyo; (platform) estrado, platformo (alta); (of a journey, fig. of progress) etapo; (scaffolding) eshafodo, (story) etajo.

stagecoach: dilijenco.

stage-directions: indik-aji cen-ala o cen-ey-ala.

stage-door: tetro-en-ir-eyo; pordo por aktori.

stage-manager: cen-jer-anto, -ero, -isto.

stage-struck: aktor-esk-ema, -aspiranto.

stagger: (intr.) shancelar (cf. ocilar; vacilar; hezitar; shokar; konsternar; vertijar).

stagnant: stagn-anta; to be s.: -ar.

stagnation: stagn-(ad)o.

staid: serioza, grava; ne-frivola.

stain: tintar, kolor-izar; (make blots on) makul-izar (cf. stigmat-izar); -less: sen-makula.

stair: (one step) grado; (staircase) eskalero; down s.: sur la etajo suba o infra; go downs.: decensar l’eskalero.

stake: (bet) pari-ar (ulo, pri ulo por ulu); (n.) -ajo; (risk) riskar; (at play) pariar, depozar sua pari-ajo; (s. out, mark with s.s) palis-izar; (make stockade of) palisad-izar; (n.; picket) paliso; (post, upright: for martyrs) fosto (cf. rogo); my life is at s.: me riskas mea vivo; mea vivo dependas (de); to s. out: mark-izar per palisi, palis-izar; to burn at the s.: brular (ulu) yo fosto; s.holder: pari-aj-ten-anto.

stalactite: stalaktito.

stalagmite: stalagmito.

stale: des-, ne-fresha; ranca; obsoleta.

stalemate: (tr., intr.) pat-ar, -o.

stalk: ostente o fiere marchar; (strut) pavon-umar; (game) trakar; (spy on) spionar; (stride) paz-egar.

stalk: (of a plant) stipo; (cf. trunko); (of a flower) pedunklo; (of a leaf) petiolo; (of a quill) tubo; (of walking) paz-egi; fiera o superba marcho-maniero; pavon-umo; -er: trak-anto, -ero.

stall: (in a stable) stablo-fako; (booth) echopo; estal-eyo, -tablo; (in theatre, theater) (avana) stulego (proxim orkestro); fingers.: fingr-uyo, -o-chapo.

stallion: kaval-ulo.

stalwart: robust-(eg)a; vigor-oza; (fig.) sen-pavora.

stamen: (of plants) stamino.

stamina: rezisto-povo; vigoro.

stammer: (stutter) (tr., intr.) stoterar; (speak with hesitation) (tr., intr.) balbutar.

stamp: (imprint on the surface of) stampar; (put a postage s. on) postmark-izar; (cf. afrankar); (s. with feet) fular, pedo-frapar; (fig.) imprimar; mark-izar; impresar; grabar; (metals, medals) puncar, estampar; (indicate) indikar (cf. revelar).

stamp: (of foot) pedo-frapo; (on paper) stamp-o, -ilo, -uro; (on metals) (instr.) estamp-ilo; (postage s.) post-marko; (postmark) posto-stampo; (revenue s.) impost-marko.

stampede: (tr., intr.) fugar amase, fug-panik-igar, -eskar.