sim; —a; —in monkey n; a; she-monkey, female monkey
simbol; —a symbol; —ic
simboli; —azo to symbolize, —ation
simetra; —io symmetrical, —etry
simila; —eso similar; —ity, likeness
simonyo; —ya simony; —oniac(al)
simpata; —i; —io attractive, sympathetic; to —athize; —athy
simpla; —eso; —i simple; —icity; to —ify; mere, bare
simul; —azo; —i simulation; to —ate
simultana; —e; —eso simultaneous; —ly; —ness
sin; —i ash; to burn to ashes
sinadi; —o; —aro to incinerate; —ation; crematorium
sinap; —i (med.) sinapism; to make, to put a —
sincera; —e; —eso sincere; —ly; —erity
sindik; —i; —at; —eyo; —eya (assignee) syndic; to —ate; —ated; —ate; —al
sindrom (med.) syndrome
sinekur sinecure, soft job
sinel (bot.) cineraria
sinfonio; —ona symphony; —ic
singa (gramm.) singular
singol singleton
singula single, unique
singulara peculiar, strange, queer
sinil ash-tray
sinistra; —o sinister, fatal, ominous; accident, conflagration disaster
sinki to sink
sinkop (med., gramm.) syncope; —a syncopal; —i; —azo (mws.) to syncopate; —pation
sinkrona; —eso synchronistic; —onisrn
Sinmirko Ash-Wednesday
sinod; —a (eccles.) synod; —al
sinonim; —a synonym; —imous
sinopsio synoptic board, synopsis, conspectus
sinov; —it (anat.) synovia; (med.) synovitis
sintax; —a syntax; —actic(al)
sintezo; —a synthesis; —etic(al)
sintom; —a symptom; —atic
sinua; —ado; —eso sinuous; —osity
sinurno cinerary urn
sinus (anat.) sinus; math, sine
Sinyor Lord
siplo; —i chisel, graver; to engrave
sir v past tense of si, to be
siringo syringe
Siro (Sr) Mister (Mr.), Sir
sirop; —a syrup; —y
sirvama; —o willing to help, obliging; willingness (readiness) to help
sirvan serf, bondman
sirvel service, set (of porcelain, etc.)
sirver; —in servant m; f, maid-servant
sirveyo attendance, service staff
sirvi to serve
sirvila; —eso servile; —ility
sirvin bondwoman
sirvo service
Sis (senlukroskop-socado) non-profit association
sismo; — grafio seism, earthquake; seismography
sistem; —a; —i system; —atic; to —atize
sistol (med.) systole
sit; —a six; —th
sitek six hundred
sitim sixth (fraction)
sitis; —o sixty; about —, the sixties
sitmes; —a half-year; —ly
situi; —no to situate; —ation
sizo; —a season n; a, —al
skab; —i setback; to fail, to miss, (US) to flunk; to miscarry
skabadi to bar, to prevent, to hold in check
skabon; —i; —er chess; to play —; — player
skabro; —a; —oza risk, hazard; —ous; risky, scabrous
skabyo; —a (med.) scabies, mange; scabby, mangy
skad(o); —i date, term, maturity; to fall due
skadro; —on squadron
skaf (naut.)hull
skal stairs, staircase
skalel ladder
