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
stim; —i esteem, to —
stimadi; —o estimation; to —ate
stimul; —azo; —i; —ifa stimulus; —lation; to —late; —ating
stinki; —o to stink; stink
stip (tree's) stump; stock; (comm.) stub, counterfoil
stipel stub, counterfoil
stiplo steeple-chase
stipul; —azo; —i stipulation; to —ate
stir v past tense of sti, to stay, to be
stiro; —azo; —adi; —erin; —il ironing (coats); to press up, to iron up; ironer f; flat-iron
stiv(o) (naut.)hold
stivuk (naut.) store-room
stof; —i stuff; to give fullness, to fill out
stoika; —ismo stoic(al); —ism
stok; —a; —ye stock n; a; in —
stomak; —a stomach; —al
stomit (wed.) stomatitis
stompi; —o to dim, to shade off; shading off
stop; —i stop; to —
stoplo; —a tow, oakum; to caulk
stopso; —i darning; to darn
stor v future of sti, to stay, to be
stor(o) window-blind
stordita; —eso; —ado heedless; —ness; giddy, —iness (nature, action)
storko; —i extortion; to extort
storno; —i refund; to —
stosi; —o to emboss; —ment
strad(o); —a; —ye street; —'s; in the —
stragon; —a (bot.) tarragon n; a
strana; —eso strange; —ness
strand; —a; —e shore; ashore; —i; to strand, to ground, to run aground
strangi; —er; —o to strangle; —er; —ing n
stras strass
strato; —a; —e stratum, layer, bed n; a; adv.
stratosfer; —a stratosphere; —ic
stravago; —a; —i extravagance; —ant; —vagate
stregi to bewitch
strego; —in; —io wizard, sorcerer; witch, sorceress; sorcery
strek; —er; —i strike; —er; to —; sida —sit-down strike
stren; —i present, gift; to use (to wear) for the first time
strenga; —o strenuous; —ness
stret(o) (geog.) strait
strida strident
strigo; —a; —i stripe; —ed; to — stria, to striate
strika skimpy, narrow
stril; —i shriek, scream; to —
stringi; —o to embrace; — n; to hug; — n
Strip; —in; —erin strip-tease; —er f
strof(o) strophe
stroso ostrich
stud; —i; —ema; —ent study; to —;-ious; —ent
stuf; —a; —at; —i (cook.) stove; —ed; to —
stuk; —a (arch.) stucco n; a
stup (o); —or stupor
stupal narcotic, drug
stupi; —o to amaze; —ment; to stupefy
stupida; —eso; —ado stupid; —ity (nature, action)
stupifa stupefying, amazing, astounding
stusel; —azo; —i; —ema tickling n; to tickle; —ish
su; —a under, below prep, a
suadi; —o to persuade; —uasion
suagent; —ur sub-agent; —cy
sualdo deputy chief clerk (waiter, station-master); assistant, — manager
sualimenti; —azo to underfeed; malnutrition
suat subordinate, —d
suava; —eso suave; —ity
suazo subordination
sub-tenent second-lieutenant
sub; —a under prep; a
sub. jek; —a; —e subject; —ive; —ively
suban dependant, underling n
subderker; —in deputy-director; —directress, — manageress
subdevolva; —o under-developed; —pment
Subdivid; —i subdivision; to —vide
sube below, beneath; —el undershirt
subema; —o passive; —ity
subi to suffer, to submit to, to undergo
subin dependant f
subiolga subsequent
subita; —e sudden; —ly
subjogi; —o; —azo to subjugate; —ation
subkonsho; —a subconsciousness; —ious