solder: sold-ar, -o-stano.
soldier: soldato (cf. militisto, -anto, -ero); (private) simpla soldato; (foot s.) infantri-ano, ped-soldato; -like, -ly: soldat-atra, -ala; -y: -aro, trupi (soldata).
sole: (of the foot) plando; (of boots, shoes) suolo (ledra, ligna); (fish) soleo; to re-sole: ri-suol-izar.
sole: (only) nura, unika; (alone, without company) sola.
solecism: solecismo.
solemn: solena (cf. grava, serioza); -ize: celebrar solene.
solenoid: solenoido.
sol-fa: solfej-ar, -o.
solicit: solicitar (cf. demandar, suplikar, peticionar, invitar); -ous: dezir-anta; suci-oza, sorg-ema (pri); des-qieta (pri); -or: (canvasser) solicit-anto, -ero, -isto ) see attorney); to be s.ous about: suciar (ulu, ulo); -ude: sucio, des-quiet-eso.
solid: solid-a, -o; -ity: -eso; -ify: -igar, -eskar.
solidarity: solidar-eso.
soliloquize: parolar monologe o a su ipsa.
soliloquy: monologo.
soliped: soliped-a, -o.
solitary: (of places) solitara (cf. izol-ita); (of persons) sola (cf. unika); (of things; only) nura; (gloomy) obskura; a s.: (hermit) ermit-(ul)o; s. confinement: enkarcer-igo celul-ala od izol-anta.
solitude: (quality) sol-eso, solitar-eso; (place) solitar-ajo; dezerto.
solo: sol-o; -ist: -isto.
solstice: solstico.
solubility: dissolv-ebl-eso.
soluble: (dis-)solv-ebla.
solution: (of a problem) solv-o, -uro; (chemical) dissolv-o, -uro.
solve: (a problem) solvar.
solvency: (fin.) solvent-eso.
solvent: (finan.) solventa; (dissolving) dissolv-anta, -ema.
soma: somato.
somber, sombre: (colo(u)r, voice) obskura; (melancholy) trista; austera.
some: (indeterminate number) ula, uli; (indeterminate but not large numbers) kelk-a,-i; (a few) pok-a, -i; s. great personage: ula alt-ranga persono; s.one: (any one) ulu, (determinate) kelku; is s.one here?: kad ulu esas hike? s.one else: ulu altra; s.day: ul-die; ul-tempe; kelke-tempe; s.thing: (indeterminate) ulo, (determinate) kelko; s.where: ul-loke, ul-ube; kelke-loke; s. number or quantity: kelka; s. six or seven men: cirkume sis o sep homi; s. little: (little bit) kelk-eto; s.times: (in repetition) kelka foye; (on certain occasions) kelka-tempe; (cf. lore…lore); s.body: ulu; s.how: ul-maniere; (Note: Some is often omitted in translations, ex. he has some wit: il havas esprito; the children have some bread: l’infanti havas pano); s.what: kelk-e, -ete; pok-a, -e, -ete.
somersault: (intr.) kulbutar, -o.
somnambulistic, -ist, -ism: somnambul-a, -ala, -(ul)o; -eso.
somniferous: dorm-ig-iva; somol-ig-anta; (tendency) dorm-ema.
somnolence: somnol-(ad)o, dorm-em-eso.
somnolent: somnol-anta.
son: fili-(ul)o; s.-in-law: bo-fili-ulo; great-grandson: pos-nepot-ulo; God-son: bapto-fili-ulo.
sonata: sonato.
song: kansono, (lit. a singing) kanto; drinking s.: drinko-kansono; swan-s.: cigno-kanto; to sing a s: kantar kansono; s.less: sen-kanta; s.ster: kanto-ero, -isto, -(ul)o; s. writer: kanson-isto, -autoro; s.stress: kant-ist-ino.
soniferous: reson-anta, sonora, son-if-anta.
sonnet: sonet-o; -teer: -autoro, -skrib-isto.
sonorous: sonora.
soon: (shortly) balde; (early) frue; (as willingly) (tam) volunte; as s. as: tam balde kam; quik kande; too s.: tro frue; I would as s. remain as go: ne voluntas tam restar ka departar; s.er: plu balde; (rather) prefere; how s.?: kande? s. enough: sat balde; as s. as possible: maxim balde posible; the s.er the better: quante plu frue, tante plu bona; no s.er had he spoken: il apene parolabis (kande), il jus parolabis (kande).
soot: fuligino; -y: -oza; (colo(u)red) -ea; to cover with s.: -izar (ulo).
sooth, in: vere.
soothe: (assuage) pac-igar; kalm-igar, -eskar; quiet-igar, -eskar; (charm) charmar; (flatter) flatar; karezar; -thing: (assuaging) dolc-ig-anta, -ig-iva; kalm-ig-anta (consoling) konsolac-anta,-iva.
soothsayer: divin-anto, -ero, -isto; augur-isto.
sop: (s. bread, etc.) trempar; (something given to pacify) pac-ig-ilo; s. up: (imbue) imbibar; (absorb) absorbar.
sophism: sofismo.
sophist: sofist-o; -ical: (argument) sofism-ala, -atra; (person) sofist-ala.
sophisticated: (of persons) des-naiva.
sophistry: sofistiko, sofismi.
soporific: dorm-ig-iva, -ig-ivo.
soprano: soprano.
sorb: (tree) sorb-iero.
sorcerer: sorc-ero, -isto.
sorcery: sorc-(ad)o; to practise s.: (intr.) -ar (cf. magiar; charmar).
sordid: sordida (cf. sham-inda; avar-(ach)a).
sordine: sordino.
sore: plago (cf. ulcero; vund-uro); (adj.) (tender) sentiva, -ema; (painful) dolor-anta, -oza; -ig-anta; (cf. malada, morb-oza, kontuz-ita); (grieved) chagren-ita; (mad) irac-ema, -oza; vex-ita; to be s.: (feel pain) (intr.) dolorar; making s.: dolor-ig-anta; s. eyes: morb-oza okuli; plag-oza okuli; dolor-anta okuli; a s. trial: severa probo; s.ly: (grievously) grave, severe, kruele; -ness: dolor-ig-anta sento; doloro; sent-iv-eso.
sorites: sorito.
sorrel: oxalo; (colo(u)red) rufa.
sorrow: (to grieve) (intr.) chagrenar, -o; to cause s. to: -igar (ulu); (regret) regretar, -o; -ful: chagren-anta, -oza; -ig-anta; trista; regret-oza.
