Neo-English dictionary

spar(o); —i saving n; to save, to spare, to put by

sparkaso savings-bank

sparsi; —o to scatter; —ing n

sparvel (zool.) sparrow-hawk

spasa space a, spatial

spasmo; —a (med.)spasm; —odic, spastic

spaso; —oza space; —ious

spat v ppcp of spi, to know

spatul spatula

specala; —e; —i; —eso; —ayo special; —lly; to —ize; —ality (nature; thing)

specifi; —fazo to specify; —ification

specimen specimen, sample

speco kind, sort, species

specoza; —ozo specious; —ness

sped(o); —i; —er sending n; to send; —er

spek; —i mirror; to reflect; to gleam

spekadi to reflect

spektaklo; —a spectacle; —ular

spekter spectator

spekto; —i sight, vision, spectacle; to see, to be a spectator of

spektro; —a spectre; —al; ghost; —ly

spekul; —i; —er speculation; to —ate; —ator

spel; —i spelling; to spell

spena; —t; —i out (light, fire), extinguished; to put out, to blow out

sper(o); —i; —enda hope, to —; to be expected a

spersa; —e frantic; desperately

spesa; —o thick; —ness

spex(o); —i competence, speciality; to be under the juridiction of, to be of the competence of

spezo; —i; —ema expense; to spend; thriftless

spezoza expensive

spi v to know

spico; —i; —ema contempt; to despise; contemptuous

spid; —a (cook.) spit, broach n; a

spigo (bot.) ear, spike, cob

spik(o); —azo; —i expiation; to —iate

spikokapro scapegoat

spil; —i pin; to —, to — up

spildi to be on the look-out for, to spy upon

spilot saiety-pin; —i to attach with a —

spin; —a thorn; —y

spinaso spinach

spindo; —i; —il spinning n; to spin; spindle

spinedo; —a brushwood; bushy

spinel (tree) hawthorn; (flower) may

spingi; —o to push, to hustle; crush, pushing, jostling n

spinoco; —a bramble; —y

spinot (zool.) porcupine

spion; —i spy; to —

spir v past tense of spi, to know

spiral; —a; —e spiral; —lly

spiro; —i respiration; to breathe

spirt-enga shallow-minded

spirto; —a spirit n; a, spiritual

spirtol; —a wit; witty

spirtopova poor in spirit

spizel gingerbread

spizo; —a; —at; —i; —er spice; —ed; to-; grocer

splanko; —a viscera; —al

splen; —a (anat.) spleen; splenic

splendo; —a; —i splendour; —did, resplendant, gorgeous; to shine

splin; —i spleen; to be in low spirits

spol; —i; —azo skin, spoils; to spoliate, to despoil; spoliation

spolal corpse, mortal remains

spolvel dust-coat, overalls, dungarees

spongo; —a sponge; —y

spontana; —e spontaneous; —ly

spor v, future of spi, to know

sporada; —e sporadic; —ally

sport; —a; —ema sport n; a

spozi; —o; —in to marry; husband; wife

sprint; —er sprint; —er

sprizi; —o to spout, to gush out; gush, spurt, spouting n

spron; —i spur; to —