sekret-a: secret, not made known, not revealed, clandestine (cf. cel-ita, privata); -ajo: a secret (cf. misterio); -eso: secrecy; -e: secretly, in secret. V.exp.: vid. arkana. — DEFIRS
sekretari-o:
sekt-o: sect; -ano: member of a s., sectarian. — DEFIRS
sektor-o:
sekular-a: secular, worldly; (cf. laika); -(ul)o: a secular priest (not a regular); -a klerikaro: secular clergy: clergy not bound by monastic vows; -igar: to secularize. — DEFIRS
sekund-o: second: 60th of a minute of time or of an arc. — DEFIRS
sekundara: secondary: indicates relationship as used in geology, electricity, public school, medicine, etc., compared with primara, terciara; (cf. acesora: duesma-grada; min grava). — DEFIS
sekur-a: safe, secure: out of danger, without danger; -eso: safety, security; -esar: to be s., -igar: to make safe, secure (cf. cert-igar); -es-polico: detective police; -es-valvo: valve; Ex.: Pozar ulo en sekura loko. Voyajar sekure (od, en sekureso). Sekurigar sua havajo. — EFIS
sel-o: saddle; -eto, -kusen-eto: s.-pad (as for cart-horse); -izar: to s., -if-erio: saddlery (where saddles are made; cf. harnes-if-erio); -kavalo: s.-horse; hom-in-selo: side-s., lady’s s.; -arko: s. bow; sen-sel-igar: to unsaddle. — FIS
selakt-o: whey. — L
selekt-ar:
seleni-o*:
selenografi-o: selenography. — DEFIRS
«selfmademan»: self-made man.
sem-ar:
semafor-o: semaphore. — DEFIRS
seman-o: week; omna- -e, singla- -e: every w., each w., weekly; ca- -e: this week; santa -o: Holy Week; mi- -a: twice a w., every half w.; du- -a: bi-weekly, every two weeks. — FIS
semantik-o: semantics, semasiology. Def.: Cienco di la signifiki (di vorti), di lia evoluciono (parto di la linguistiko); IV-81. — DEFIRS
sembl-ar:
semestr-o: semester: six months period (of study) (cf. trimestro). — DEFIRS
Sem-ido: Semite; -id-ala: Semitic. — DEFRS
semin-o, -i: seed (cf. spermo, grano); -izar: to sow (a field, etc.).
seminari-o: (ecclesiastical) seminary; -ano: seminarist, theological student. — DEFIRS
semol-o: semolina. — eFIS
semperviv-o:
sempr-e:
sen:
senat-o: senate; -ano: senator; -ala, -an-ala: senatorial. — DEFIRS
senatuskonsult-o*: senatys-consultum: decree of the (Roman) senate.
sen-brach(ul)o: (lit.: person without breeches)