siviliz (v)
Variation(s): sivilize
to civilize
sivilizasyon (n)
civilization
sivilize (azek)
civilized
sivis (n)
civics
sivratri (n)
kind of religious festival
siwala (n)
temple
siyn (v)
Variation(s): siyne
to sign
siyn (n)
sign, indication, clue, hint
siynater (n)
signatory
siynatir (n)
1. signature
2. surname
siyonaz (n)
ploughing
sizay (n)
shears
size (n)
subject
size (v)
to sit
size (prep)
size a = subject to
sizer (n & adv)
six o`clock
sizesyon (n)
suggestion
sizle (v)
1. to cut bark of a tree, to make it shoot 2, to give a hiding to
sizo (n)
scissors, pair of scissors
sizofin (n)
Variation(s): sizofen
chisel
sizron (n)
kind of religion
sizyem (n)
sixth standard
sizyem (azek)
sixth
skamel (n)
kind of tractor
skandal (n)
scandal
skandinav (n)
Scandinavia
skandinav (azek)
Scandinavian
skavennjing (n)
dustman, garbage
skayskreper (n)
skyscraper
skelet (n)
1. skeleton
2. thin person
sketbord (n)
skateboard
skilptir (n)
sculpture
skilter (n)
sculptor
skimovdyutiz (n)
scheme of duties
skizofreni (n)
schizophrenia
skor (n)
score
skorpyon (n)
1. scorpion
2. Scorpio
skotch (n)
sellotape
skotis (n)
kind of dance, schottische
skrabul (n)
scrabble
skrip (n)
script
skripil (n)
scruples, san skripil = without scruples
skriptir (n)
scripture
skrutini (n)
scrutiny (of ballots)
skuba (n)
scuba-diving
skut (n)
scout, boy scout
skuter (n)
scooter
skwad (n)
group of policemen or safe firemen
skwer (n)
square (of open land, in it town)
slak (azek)
slack, undisciplined
slayd (n)
slide
slaydrul (n)
sliderule
slaydso (n)
slide show
slip (n)
1. underpants
2. slip of paper with examination results on it:
slo (n)
slow dance, ballroom-dancing
slogan (n)
slogan
smart (azek)
smart
smolskel (azek)
smallscale (of industries)
snak (n)
snack-bar
snob (n & azek)
snob
snobis (n)
snobbiness
so (n)
show, slayd so = slide show
so (azek)
1. hot, warm
2. difficult, touchy, karay so = I`m broke
so (pron)
his, her
sobizness (n)
show business
soda (n)
soda water
sodomi (n)
sodomy
sof (v)
Variation(s): safe
1. to heat up
2. to become angry
3. to hot up (of a situation)
4. to have heat treatment
sofa (n)
armchair
sofaz (n)
heating
sofbin (n)
Variation(s): sofben
hot-water shower
sofe (v)
1. to warm up (before a match)
2. to reheat (cooked food)
sofer (n)
1. driver
2. chauffeur, sofer bis = bus driver, sofer taxi = taxi driver
sofman (n)
inflammation, sofman lavesi = cystitis
sofret (n)
heater
sok (v)
Variation(s): soke
1. to shock
2. to be shocked
sok (n)
1. shock
2. stand
3. electrical shock, E.C.T.
soket (n)
electrical socket
sokola (n)
chocolate
soksamachar (n)
1. funeral announcement
2. shocking news
sol (n)
1. sol (musical note)
2. sale
3. sole, kind of fish, lor sol = on sale
solda (n)
soldier
soldar (n)
hermit crab, soldar sipay, soldar demer, soldar ater = kind of hermit crab
solde (v)
1. to kill, to do in
2. to finish, travay finn solde = the work is over
soler (azek)
solar, lenerzi soler = solar energy
soley (n)
sun, enn kut soley = sunstroke, dormi ziska soley krwaze lor to lonbri = to sleep in
solid (n)
strong, sturdy
solidarite (n)
solidarity
solider (azek)
supporting, in solidarity
solisyon (n)
solution
solo (n)
solo
som (n)
1. sum
2. lump—sum
somali (n)
Somalia
somat (azek)
brackish
somaz (n)
unemployment, to somaz = rate of unemployment
sombu (n)
kind of bowl
some (n)
summit, o some = at the summit
somer (n)
unemployed person
somey (n)
sleep, gayn somey = to fall asleep, somey bef = sleep like a log
somnifer (n)
sleeping tablet
somon (n)
1. canned fish of any kind 2 . salmon
somone (azek)
salmon pink
somye (n)
springs
somye (n)
spring (of mattress)
son (azek)
1. dark
2. blurred
3. overcast
4. without much hope
son (n)
sound, de son laklos = both sides of the story
sona (n)
sauna
sonar (n)
a caste
sonat (n)
sonata
sonet (n)
bell, bicycle bell
sonn (v)
Variation(s): sone
1. to ring, to peal out
2. to sound, to give the impression of
sonorizasyon (n)
1. public address system
2. sound effects
sonz (n)
kind of vegetable
sopinet (n)
little bottle
soping (n)
shopping
sopinn (n)
small bottle
sopstiward (n)
shop steward
sor (n)
curse, met sor = to put bad spirits on
sorbe (n)
ice-cream
sori (eks)
excuse me, sorry, I beg your pardon
sorselri (n)
witchcraft
sorsye (n)
1. witch, witch-doctor
2. kind of fish
sort (v)
Variation(s): sorti
1. to go out, to go on an outing
2. to get out, to leave
3. to come from (of an area), kot to sorti = where do you hail from, sort depi la = get out of here
sort (n)
1. kind
2. shorts
sortenn (n)
shorthand
sortez (n)
shortage of funds or good
sorti (v)
1. to go out
2. to go out with
sorti (n)
outing
sorting (n)
act of sorting out thing
sortlis (n)
shortlist
sortmayn (azek)
small-minded
sorum (n)
showroom, display room
sorwerker (n)
shoreworker, kind of docker
sosblans (n)
white sauce
soset (n)
sock, soset arab = endless space for containing things
sosis (n)
sausage
sosison (n)
kind of sausage
soso (n)
kind of game
soso (azek)
very hot
sospikant (n)
hot sauce
sosruz (n)
home-made tomato sauce
sosyal (azek)
social, sant sosyal = social centre, sosyal demokrat = social democrat
sosyalis (n)
socialist
sosyalis (azek)
socialist
sosyalism (n)
socialism
sosyete (n)
1. society
2. organisation
sosyolog (n)
sociologist
sosyolozi (n)
sociology
sosyolozik (azek)
sociological
sot sote (v)
1. to jump
2. to jump over
3. to fry after parboiling, sote-pile = make a fuss, sot lakord = to skip
soter (n)
term of abuse, meaning loose woman .
sotrel (n)
1. cricket, small beetle
2. person who changes sexual part
sov (v)
Variation(s): sove
1.to save, to save from
2. to flee, to run away, to escape, to get away
3. to elope
sov (azek)
bald, koko sov = bald
sovaz (n)
1. savage
2. term of abuse, badamye sovaz = kind of tree
sover (n)
savior
sovinis (n & azek)
chauvinist
sovsuri (n)
fruitbat
sovyet (n)
1. soviet, workers federation
2. Russia
sovyetik (azek)
Russian
soy (n)
kind of grass
soya (n)
soya, lasos soya = soya sauce
soz (n)
1. thing, object
2. whatis-name, thingummy
soz (eks)
um
sozi (n)
double (of a person)
spageti (n)
spaghetti
spektak (n)
show, spektak kiltirel = cultural show
spektakiler (azek)
spectacular
spektater (n)
1. spectator, audience 2 passive on-looker
sper (n)
1. spare, extra
2. extra I player
sper (azek)
spare, extra
sperm (n)
sperm
spesifik (azek)
specific
spesifikman (adv)
specifically
spesifisite (n)
specificity
spesifye (v)
to specify
spesimenn (n)
odd-bod, amazing person
spesyal (azek)
special
spesyal-liv (n)
special leave
spesyalbranch (n)
special branch, security police
spesyalis (n)
specialist
spesyalite (n)
speciality
spesyaliz (v)
Variation(s): spesyalize
to specialize
spesyalman (adv)
especially
spidbot (n)
speed boat
spidomet (n)
speedometer
spiker (n)
radio announcer
spikrinn (n.f)
radio announcer
spirityel (azek)
religious spiritual
split (n)
split (in a group)
spor (n)
sport
sportif (n)
sportsman
sportif (azek)
active in sports
spre (v)
to spray
spre (n)
aerosol
sprinnkler (n)
sprinkler
sprinnte (v)
to sprint
Srilanka (n)
Sri Lanka
stab (azek)
1. stable
2. trustworthy
stabilite (n)
stability
stabiliz (v)
Variation(s): stabilize
to stabilize
stad (n)
stadium
staf (n)
white-collared workers
stal (n)
1. market stall
2. animals` stall
stalaktit (n)
stalactite
stale (v)
to set up the board
Stalinism (n)
Stalinism
stampad (n)
stamp pad
stanp (v)
to stamp (with rubber stamp)
stanp (n)
rubber stamp
stapna (n)
kind of musical instrument
start (n)
1. starter (of vehicle)
2. starting point (in games)
stasyon (n)
1. police station
2. fire station
stasyonn (v)
Variation(s): stasyone
to be parked, stationary (of vehicle)
stati (n)
1. status, social standing
2. statue
statik (azek)
static
statiko (n)
status quo
statistik (n)
statistics
stazyer (n)
student on a placement
stek (n)
steak
stenn (n)
1. stand, exhibition stand
2. stand, position
3. taxi stand
4. motorbike stand
stenndard (n & azek)
standard
stennding (n)
1. standing room
2. high social status
stennsil (n)
stencil
stepler (n)
stepler
stepne (n)
spare-tyre
stepul (n)
staple
stereo (n)
stereo
stereotip (n)
stereotype
steril (azek)
sterile
sterile (n)
I.U.D.
sterilite (n)
sterility
steriliz (v)
Variation(s): sterilize
1. to sterilize (by destroying bacteria)
2. to sterilize (to render barren)
sterilizasyon (n)
sterilization
stesyoneri (n)
stationery (esp. in accounting language)
stetment (n)
statement (to the authorities)
stetoskop (n)
stethoscope
stidyo (n)
photographic studio
stikerz (n)
sticker
stil (n)
style, stil devlopman = kind of development
stividor (n)
stevedore
stok (n)
stock
stokaz (n)
1. storage
2. hoarding
stoking (n)
football stockings, socks
stop (v)
to stop, to halt
stop (n)
mains tap
stoper (n)
back (in sports)
stopval (n)
stop valve
stor (n)
store
storkiper (n)
storekeeper
stratez (n)
strategist
stratezi (n)
strategy
strayker (n)
piece in the game of karom
stres (n)
stress
strik (azek)
strict, severe
striktir (n)
structure
stul (n)
stool
su (n)
cent, mo pena enn su = I`m broke
su (azek)
drunk
su (prep)
1. under
2. below
subasman (n)
foundation
subiz (n)
fringe, bangs
subson (n)
suspicion, mistrust
subsonn (v)
Variation(s): subsone
to suspect, to believe someone guilty without proof
sude (azek)
united, enn lekip byin sude = a closely united team
suder (n)
solderer, one who works in soldering
suf (n)
1. sulphur
2. breath
sufer (v)
1. to suffer
2. to bear, mo pa sufer li = I can`t stand him
sufle (v)
1. to blow
2. to whistle
3. to sound a siren, labriz sufle = the wind blows
sufler (n)
cauliflower
suflet (n)
whistle
sufrans (n)
suffering, agony
sugerinndistri (n)
1. kind of social centre
2. sugar industry welfare fund
suk (v)
Variation(s): suke
to nip, to steal
suk (n)
ring at front of pirogue
sukup (n)
saucer, sukup volant = flying saucer, tas san sukup = false charges
sular (n)
drunkard
sulaz (n)
Variation(s): sulaze
1. to be relieved
2. to be relieved of pain
sulaze (azek)
relieved
sulazman (n)
relief
sule (azek)
drunk
sulev (v)
to raise (of a matter)
sulezon (n)
drunkenness, intoxication
sulfamezatinn (n)
kind of medicine
sulfat (n)
kind of plant
sulpis (n)
syphilis
sulsega (n)
kind of sega music
sulwe (v)
to sub-let
sulye (n)
shoes
sumarin (n)
Variation(s): sumaren
1. submarine i
2. illegally engaged workers
sumarinn (n)
underwater fishing
sumarinn (azek)
under-water (of fishing)
sumet (v)
1. to submit, to give in
2. to hand in
sunave (n)
kind of vegetable
sunay (n)
little girl`s cunt
sunuk (n)
kind of salted fish
sunuk (azek)
pwason sunuk = kind of salted fish
sup (azek)
supple
supap (n)
safety valve
supervayzer (n)
supervisor
supir (n)
sigh
supire (v)
1. to sigh
2. to ooze (esp. of a wound, sore, etc)
surann (n)
kind of root vegetable
surd (azek)
deaf
surday (n)
stone deaf person
surir (v)
to smile
surir (n)
smile
suriyan (azek)
smiling, laughing
surma (n)
powder put around eyes in religious service
surnwa (n)
sneak
surnwa (azek)
deceitful, underhand, sneaky
surs (v)
Variation(s): surse
1. to spring up, to originate
2. to come out of the ground (of a spring)
sursi (n)
eyebrows
surti (n)
kind of religion
surzyin (n)
Variation(s): surzyen
kind of fish
sus (v)
Variation(s): suse
1. to suck, to suck on
2. to suck up to
sus (n)
plant sus = to plant stubs (in sugar-cane)
suser (n)
1. one who sucks up to someone
2. term of abuse, suser disan = parasitic person
suset (n)
1. lollipop, sucker
2. dummy
susi (n)
worry
suskripsyon (n)
collection (of money)
susol (n)
basement
suson (n)
mark left on skin after sucking on someone
susu (n)
chou-chou (a vegetable)
susut (n)
Variation(s): susunn
cunt
sut (v)
1. to shoot (up a vein), to inject oneself (esp. with a drug)
2. to shoot (in football)
sutalfenn (n)
kind of cake
sutapi (azek)
in secret, behind the scenes
sutas (n)
saucer
sutenir (v)
to support, to help
suter (n)
hard-line drug-taker
suterin (n & azek)
Variation(s): suteren
underground
suting (n)
shooting, injecting oneself with a drug
sutir (v)
Variation(s): sutire
to put up with or even encourage the bad in someone, to be over-tolerant with
sutirer (n)
term of abuse, one who colludes with bad people
sutirez (n)
.f. one who colludes with someone bad
sutyin (n)
Variation(s): sutyen
support, grup sutyin = support group
sutyingorz (n)
Variation(s): sutyengorz
bra
suval (n)
horse, bef travay suval manze = while some work, others enjoy the fruits
suvan (adv)
often
suvenir (n)
souvenir
suvrin (n)
Variation(s): suvren
gold coin
suy (v)
Variation(s): suye
to wipe
suzantandi (azek)
understood, taken for granted, assumed
suzestim (v)
Variation(s): suzestime
to underestimate
swa (n)
choice
swa (konz & adv)
either ... or
swadizan (adv)
supposed
swaf (n)
thirst
swaf (azek)
1. thirsty
2. hungry for (of abstract things), gayn swaf = to be thirsty
swahili (n)
Swahili
swami (n)
kind of priest
sware (n)
evening
swasanndis (n & azek)
seventy
swasant (n & azek)
sixty
swastika (n)
religious symbol, deformed by Nazis, swastika
swazet (n)
kind of cloth
swazir (v)
Variation(s): swazire
to choose, to make a choice, to take one`s pick
swedwa (n & azek)
Swedish
swet (v)
Variation(s): swete
1. to wish, to hope
2. to express good wishes, swet twa bon aniverser = to wish you a happy birthday
sweyn (v)
Variation(s): sweyne
to look after, sweyn zanimo = to rear animals
swife (azek)
filthy, dirty
swin (n)
Variation(s): swen
care, attention, swin medikal = medical care
swinte (v)
Variation(s): swente
to leak
swis (n & azek)
swiss
swisid (n)
suicide
swiv (v)
1. to follow
2. to take after
swivan (azek)
following
swiver (n)
blind follower (of someone else)
syamboy (n)
kind of rice
syamwa (n)
Siamese twins
syans (n)
science (as a subject)
syantifik (azek)
scientific
syantifikman (adv)
scientifically
syantis (n)
scientist
syao (n)
soya-sauce
syek (n)
century
syel (n)
inside top of window-frame
syendan (n)
Variation(s): syindan
kind of grass
syesta (n)
siesta, afternoon sleep
syez (n)
official address, head-quarters
syeze (v)
to meet (of a committee, parliament)
syinlu (n)
Variation(s): syenlu
Alsatian dog