simfaré v. To ride.
sinoa n. Musical instrument.
sínu n. My things.
sipparé v. To ride.
siradé v. To abruptly stop speaking.
sírívíu n. Moment of climax; the peak of a series of events.
siskorré v. To vilify.
sistu n. Deuteragonist.
sithé v. To make sound or to blather; (casually) to speak.
sithekhu n. Melody.
sithembe n. Radio wave or signal (especially as used in communications).
sithení egne n. Sound loudness.
sithení espe n. Sound duration (when not being played audibly; see sithení tale).
sithení evre n. Sound pitch.
sithení tale n. Sound duration (when being played audibly; see sithení espe).
sithina n. Sound; noise; the aural sense.
sithino n. Recorded or artificial audio.
sithíonu n. Speaker.
síthítu n. Phoneme.
sithkotopu n. Punctuation mark.
sithnotelmé v. To speak with an accent.
sithnotu n. Sonic texture, either musical or phonic.
sithstíu n. Tongue.
sithu n. A sound or noise.
sitúzu n. Stalk vegetable.
síú conj. Or; generally used to join a pair of nouns or verbs.
sív– pre. Top.
sívandu n. Upper chest.
sívaré v. To ride.
sivêlké v. To maximize.
síves pm. Top.
sívidtu n. Apex; highest point; best.
sívithekhu n. Positive, uplifting melody; musical joy.
sívkhosu n. Upper shin or calf.
sivlé v. To run.
sívmoloé v. To be dependent.
sívmoloekhtíu n. Dependence.
sívmoloeneí a. Dependent.
sívúu n. Maximum.
ska n. Nonsense (vulgar/slang).
skaoberlí a. Dishonourable; treacherous.
skaoksitha n. Nonsense; noise (offensive).
skaoksní a. Foolish, cursed.
skegé v. To scrape.
skethé v. To groan.
skur ex. Onomatopoeia of scraping or screeching.
sliné v. To wish.
slineka n. Consent.
slisu n. Molecule.
slokdtabu n. (a) Lilitu servant (in feminine declension); (b) slave (in neuter declension).
snerkidzhé v. To entitle; to grant titles.
snerkidzhío n. Entitlement.
snikarlí a. Nasty; tricky; treacherous.
so– pre. After (chronologically.) Used when preceding a consonant.
soalí a. Sporadic; occasional.
Sobemí Votana n. Bhutan.
Sobemitría n. Austria.
sobemu n. East.
sodé v. To open.
sodení garo n. The baseline-less G consonant.
sodení ghedo n. The baseline-less GH content.
sodímaté v. To employ synizesis (merging adjacent vowels into a diphthong for metrical purposes.)
sodíthu n. Vowel.
sodu n. Opening, gap.
sofathahé v. To darken (by losing light) (passive/reflexive).
sofathé v. To darken (by losing light) (active).
sofé v. To have sex with; to fuck.
sofekwía n. Sex worker, including prostitutes and performers.
sofekwíu n. Sex worker, prostitute.
soféu n. Intimate sexual interaction.
soflúsí a. Acute (of small angle, not necessarily, though usually, less than 90°).
sogé v. To chase, imitate, pursue, or follow.
sogímané v. To decide to pursue a romantic partner.
sogzí trotúzu n. Ring toe.
sohé v. To weaken something.
soidra n. Optimism; faith in progressivism.
soimahé v. To lose passion gradually; to grow cold.
soimeteple n. Igneous rock.
soimí a. Cool.
soimíu n. Pursued lover.
soimu n. Love pursued.
soiwalena n. Progressive revolution or coup.
sokerí a. Light (in weight or importance.)
sokhí a. Generous; also kind or compassionate.
sokhu n. Generosity.
sokipa n. Afternoon.
sokrathahé v. To lighten (by losing pigment) (passive/reflexive).
sokrathé v. To lighten (by losing pigment) (active).
sokrine n. Leaflet.
sokyeré v. To use assonance.
solahé v. To fade.
solaní a. Light (in mass or substance.)
sole– pre. Few, little.
solebektu n. Capability (active).
solefa n. Mercy; darkness; absence from scrutiny.
solefu n. Darkness, particularly due to the absence of light.
solegé v. To creep.
soléghurí a. Dumb, thoughtless, unthinking.
solékhru n. Lack of saturation.
solematekí a. Sparsely connected.