Neo-English dictionary

spropon; —i cock-and-bull story; irrelevant (silly) talk; to jump from one thing to another

spropone irrelevantly

spun; —a; —e spoon n; a; adv.

spunti to dawn; bot. to peep, to sprout

spur v conditional of spi, to know

sput(o); —i spitting n, spittle; to spit

sqal shark

sqam; —a (med., anat.) squama; —ous

sqar square n; a

sqizita exquisite

Sr (Siro) Mr. (Mister)

stabila; —i; —azo stable; to stabilize; —zation

stad(o) stage, period, degree

stadyo stadium, arena

staf; —a staff n; a

stafel messenger, dispatch-rider

staflo stirrup

stagnaqo stagnant (standing) water

stagno; —a; —i pond, pool; stagnant; to stagnate

staido seat, stall

stajo; —er probationary period; probationer

stak; —i sieve, sifter; to bolt, to sift

stal; —a; —orio steel n; a; steel-works

stalko standard n

stalon stallion, stud-horse

stamen (bot.) stamen

stampel postage stamp, stamp

stampilyo; —y i mark, stamp; stamping n

stampo; —i print; stamp; seal; to —

Stan; —i; —er tin n; a; to tin; tinsmith, tinker

Standard; —a standard n; a

standing standing

stando state, condition

stango bar, rod

stanka watertight

stankol watertight compartment, watertight bulkhead

Stanso; —el stanza; verse, strophe

star (cin.) star; (also: v present of sti, to stay, to be)

stara; —e standing a. adv.

staret starlet

stari to stand, — up

stark(o); —i starch; to —

start(o); —i start n; v

stasadi; —o to park standing, parking n

staso; —a stasis; static

stasyon; —ye station; at, to the —; —aldo station-master

stat v ppcv of sti, to stay, to be

Stata; —i; —azo State's; to establish —control; ishment

statistik; —a statistics; —ical

Stato; statvir State; statesman

statuo; —ua; —uer statue; —ary; sculptor

statut; —a; —ye statute; —tory; in the —

stek steak

stel; —a star; starry, stellar

stem escutcheon

Sten(o); —a shorthand, stenography; —graphic

stencil; —i stencil; to —

stenda; —do stretched, outspread, extensive; extension

stendadi to spread, to stretch out, to extend

stendardo banner, standard

stendo; —azo extent; —ension

stener; —in stenographer m; f

Steni to take down in shorthand

Stenin stenographer f

Step; —a; —e step n; a; adv., art a walking pace

stepal; —i approach; to —

stepi to go at a walking pace

stepstepe step by step

sterila; —i; —at; —eso sterile; to —ize; —zed; —ity; arid, —ity; barren

sternut; —i sneeze; to —

steryo (meas.) stere

stetoskop stethoscope

steward; —in steward; —ess

sti v to stay, to be

stif; —el boot; ankle —

stiflek; —i; —er (boot-) licking; to lick; boot-licker

stigmo; —i stigma; —tic

stik stick [-ized

stil; —a; —i; —at style n; a; to —ize;

stilyo fountain-pen