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 —
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