sarnôskezu n. Beneficiary.
sarnôskí a. Beneficial.
sarnôsko n. Benefit.
sarnozí a. Good; morally desirable.
sarobektu n. Capability (passive).
sarobí a. Capable.
saroka n. Serenity, calm, peace.
sarolebekto n. Competence.
sarolebí a. Competent.
sarradé v. To annoy.
sarrezyarobí a. Easily accessed; convenient.
sarrifora n. Scientific experiment.
sarriforí a. Experimental; exploratory; scientific.
sarshíwé v. To enact.
sarsúai adv. Fortunately; luckily [Íomanazinení].
sarsúí a. Fortunate; lucky.
sarsúya adv. Fortunately; luckily [Sarasí].
sarthebé v. To author.
sarthíu n. Author.
sartigé v. To tug gently, especially to encourage someone to follow in a specified direction.
sartithí a. Softly-speaking; gently suggesting.
sartrúzí a. Evident.
saru n. Activity; work.
sarúbide n. Blessing or gift easing difficulty.
sarvidtu n. Plot event.
sarvíekhte n. Format of a work of art.
sarvíu n. Plot.
saryedí a. Creamy; viscous.
sarzelío n. Place of business (store, shop, etc.) belonging to a craftsperson.
sarzu n. Craftsperson.
sasithé v. To whisper.
sasithedí ighokha n. Anxiety, particularly as experienced as an ambient, lingering unease.
sasithí a. Quietly; softly-speaking.
saskaité v. To spy; to steal or hold secrets.
saskíka n. Security doctrine; methods for protecting against espionage or theft.
sasklaté v. To confess.
sasklatekhta n. Confession.
sasku n. Secret.
sassilkúé v. To facilitate.
sassurvúbé v. Notify.
satennu n. Cyborg.
sateple n. Magma.
satripsí a. Obvious, easily noticed or recognized.
savlohe n. Success; accomplishment; correct choice or series of choices.
sayedo n. Ointment.
sazhobedé v. To annoy or interrupt; to break someone else's concentration.
sé v. To know.
sebeniforí a. Integral (to structure).
sebenu n. Structure.
sedtogezo n. Land vehicle.
sedtolere n. Land-dwelling organism.
sedtolipte n. Large island.
sedtolu n. Land (as opposed to sea or air).
sedtoppu n. Horse.
sefenlu n. Ink, including paints that darken when applied in a more concentrated form, like watercolor.
sefíré v. To have enough (of <accusative> for <dative>); to be able to afford <dative>.
sefrí a. Sufficient.
sefrí walektes gé v. To drive or fly at cruising speed ("sufficient haste")
sekeshé v. To taste.
–selé suf. To deserve because of ~.
selepé v. To earn.
senerave n. Constraint or restriction placed on quantity or amount; limit.
senere n. Interval (of time).
seneré v. To restrict or constrain by limiting amounts or ranges.
senerika n. Temperance, moderation, or asceticism.
señgé v. To gesture.
señgo n. Gesture.
senillero n. Logo; watermark; emblem.
séntome n. Bohrium.
sentu n. Clay, especially Ksreskézaian clay.
sepfilía n. Appetite.
sepilekhta n. Thirst.
sepilí a. Thirsty.
seprezilí a. Very thirsty; dehydrated.
sepu n. Drink.
Seregéka n. Day of Úravéa, the first day of the Glotshakhto calendar.
sereksu n. Face.
–serhí suf. ~ times.
serlí a. Some.
serpu n. Snake; serpent; Hogenem.
sesu n. Relative pronoun that refers to a relationship.
seté v. To eat.
seteku n. Taste; flavour; does not imply any particular quality.
setezu n. Eater.
sethé v. To introduce a subject of conversation in the third person.
setlafu n. Nutrition.
setoru n. Flavour, especially a sweet or pleasant one.
sha enc. (Rokéa II argolect) Reflexive marker; used with optative to indicate the imperative, or a future form (see naí and ya) to indicate the future imperative.
shave n. Obstacle; challenge; complication; barrier.
shedta n. Small spacecraft; especially a shuttle.
shefaru n. Situational value.
shefessa n. Meritability; inherent potential to manifest situational value (shefaru).
shéma n. The SH consonant.
shémiké v. To employ sibilance with the particular aim of capturing the wind.
shemu n. State or situation.
shenaré v. To acquire a noteworthy memory; to memorize an event.
shenu n. Tense.
sheselé v. To deserve through merit; to merit; to have earned.
shidaru n. Feeling or source of guilt.
shidazéu n. Pity: a fabric woven of the thread of guilt.