shidú– pre. Causing sorrow (usually applied to nouns).
shikadu n. Small crab-like animal kept as a pet; see the Ksreskézaian article ksiklada.
shikso n. Motive (contracted from shiwikso)
shiksurí kantyadis a. Of purest intentions.
shilé v. To resolve a problem in a clever manner.
shileneí a. Sly.
shimaru n. Fate; destiny.
shindúzu n. Acrobat.
shipo– pre. Causing joy (usually applied to nouns).
shistillerekhe n. Emblem.
shistodzhika n. Religious tradition or customs.
shistodzhu n. Religion.
shistokelthía n. Any drug used to hasten sleep or enhance dreams, especially resepa.
shistokoia n. The realm of Tshayéa.
shistorepé v. To dream.
shistou n. Dream.
shíú conj. Or; generally used to join clauses.
Shíveza n. Shíshí, a brane in the KHTX Expanse.
shiví a. Driving; motivating.
shiwé v. To cause.
shiweneis éthartildtanis mefis a. Of practical consequence.
shiweze n. Cause; reason; motivation; trigger.
shiwikso n. Motive.
shiyefu n. Disgust impulse (neurotic hatred).
shizoré v. To convince [someone to commit resources to something].
shizorekí a. Convincing [of an argument, enough to commit resources to].
shizoreneí a. Convincing [of a person, enough to commit resources to something for them].
shogré v. To disgust.
sholegré v. To bore; to frustrate.
shú conj. Or; generally used to join clauses.
shúansethúmba n. Bread containing rye and milk.
shúbavu n. Wing elbow.
shúdhíu n. Thick fog.
shúesso n. Essence.
shúessolí a. Essential; in essence.
shúessolya adv. Essentially.
shúgozome n. Unbinilium.
shúílí a. Dangerously slippery.
shúkhrimu n. Feather.
shúkhristíu n. Quill.
shúkogé v. To evaporate or boil.
shúlegé v. To pilot a large flying vehicle or a group of fliers in formation.
shúlegekwía n. Pilot.
shúlesta n. Wing fetishism.
shúlidahé v. To condense (from a gaseous state).
shúmaré v. To ride the wind.
shúmaro n. Glider, unpowered aircraft.
shúmatké v. To spread wings, usually to appear threatening.
shúmatu n. Wing shoulder.
shúmegé v. To fly, or to pilot a small shuttle or fighter craft.
shúmegekwía n. Professional flyer, employed mainly on Illera as couriers; see shúmegezría.
shúmegezría n. Lilitu capable of flying unaided in 30% Earth gravity such as found on Illera.
shúmeñku n. Wing-covering.
shúmithéyu n. Unicorn of the wind; alicorn.
shúmomu n. Inert gas used to gain lift (usually helium).
shúmu n. Wing.
shúsa n. The suit of winds as used in playing cards.
shúsithé v. To whisper like the wind.
shústéníu n. Wing tissue.
shút– pre. Ten.
Shútanova n. October, the tenth month of the Gregorian calendar.
shúthavíu n. Bird.
shúthembu n. Rye.
shúthígenowa n. Fatelessness, dreamlessness, or hopelessness.
shúthíka n. Wind current; jetstream; predictable twist of fate.
shúthildísurvalekía n. Bigotry towards the Shúthildai.
shúthildu n. Organizer; motivator; director.
shúthima n. Wind, either literal or as a type of étava.
shúthíma n. Alternative spelling of shúthima.
shúthimúkwíu n. Wind-giver; inspiration; motivator; muse; fate-dealer (in the romantic fatalism of winds).
shúthindika n. Grace; dance of the wind.
shúthíníu n. Fan or airpump.
shúthinoa n. Wind instrument; usually piped or fluted.
shúthippu n. Winged horse; a Pegasid or aliquine.
shúthíu n. Matter in the gas phase.
shúthúmba n. Bread containing rye.
shúto n. The digit ten.
shútome n. Neon.
shútwizé v. To be guided by fatalism.
shútwiziku n. Fatalism.
shúzhomba n. Rye flour.
shweshé v. To be caused by.
sí a. My.
sídegu n. Horn-bone; ivory.
signe n. The S consonant.
signiké v. To employ sibilance with the particular aim of creating a snake-like hiss.
síkorré v. To confirm a claim.
silberu n. Wrongdoing, detour from natural order.
síléfa n. Nature.
silepí a. Natural.
silerí floveklu n. Storage tank.
síleru n. Thing; object.
silku n. Barrel.
silneito n. Catalogue.
siloiso n. Cabinet.
silzu n. Mood particle.
símaré v. To ride.
siméré v. To give guidance.
simérekhtía n. Guidance.
siméu n. Method.