stíloé (2) v. (with ablative) To depict; to draw upon experience or knowledge of something.
stílokíu n. Manuscript.
stílomotekwía n. Calligrapher.
stilsithé v. To preach, to give a sermon.
stilsithekhta n. Sermon.
stilsitré v. To attend a sermon or speech.
stímaneko n. Written instructions.
stinaní fertidtu n. Piece of stasis art.
stinení galsa n. Professional advocate or therapist, a kind of namúka.
stínovo n. Writing desk.
stinu n. Personnel; people; population.
stísaré v. (with dative) To write a permit for.
stítaloëkwía n. Stenographer.
stitré v. To populate.
stitru n. Population; a collection of people.
stíu n. Writing tool; feather; human hair.
stízellidtu n. Rule.
stízelliku n. Ruleset.
stoidudto n. Carriage.
strezyé v. To bless; to touch (as a goddess).
stu n. Person.
stúkasé v. To abduct; to kidnap.
stúlamé v. Familial love; to feel belongingness to a small group one has known for a long time.
stulitraité v. To be adopted into a family, including by marriage.
stulitrení a. Tribal; familial.
stulitrika n. Family tradition or customs.
stulitru n. Family; herd; tribe.
stulitrúbé v. To adopt someone by giving them a family.
su n. I; we.
sú conj. Or; generally used to join a pair of nouns or verbs.
súa n. Poem.
–súa (2) suf. Suffix added to nouns and adjectives to indicate an omen of that nature; sometimes expanded to atshasúa if divined via cymatospicy.
súar– pre. Hundred millions (base twelve; 12^8).
súbé v. To recite a poem.
súbúé v. To develop rhythm through repeated use of parallelism.
súda n. Fortune; luck.
súdha n. Equation representing a natural law.
súdhidte n. Parameter.
súdho n. Equation representing an artificial balance.
suédhabré v. Use of poetic technique to create a deliberate phonaesthetic experience.
súessa n. Miracle; consequences of chanting.
súgome n. Curium.
Súía n. The personification of numbers and mathematics, a non-Sarthían deity.
Súíanivía n. Mathematician, a type of minor Venikan cultist similar to a Pythagorean.
súíu n. Number.
súkai adv. Appropriately, fittingly, equally.
súkathé v. To compensate; to make adequate.
súkavai taltelí a. Simultaneous.
súkavé v. To match in number, quantity, or amount; to equal.
súkavehedí a. Making things equal; adequate.
súkí a. Appropriate, matching.
súkoréta n. Fairness; equability.
súkorí a. Fair; equitable.
súkotome n. Fermium.
súkto n. Equality.
súl– pre. Eight.
súlaibí a. Verifiable.
súle n. The digit eight.
súlenome n. Californium.
súlivu n. Logical or mathematical set.
súllitru n. Octet byte.
súlomaitza n. Erythrocyte.
súlome n. Oxygen.
súmitome n. Berkelium.
súmvekhto n. Calculation.
súnarubé v. To derive, or to perform differential calculus on an equation.
suntaké v. To succeed (to replace something with the next in sequence).
suntalí a. Upcoming; near future; soon.
suntalya-ogeneí a. Forthcoming; soon-arriving.
suntaní a. Next.
suntrúé v. To anticipate.
suntsabta n. Tomorrow (on Ksreskézo).
suntshovu n. Tomorrow.
suntu n. Future (feminine or neuter.)
suntúé v. To prepare.
suntwidhinu n. Prophecy.
suntwidhúkwía n. Prophet.
súnu n. Ketalán equivalent to tsilu.
Súomelía n. Finland.
súpto n. Short poem, usually reflecting on an immediate situation.
sur proc. If.
súraiome n. Einsteinium.
surflúsé v. To lean forward, especially in anticipation.
surhilosu n. Retronym.
surkoizildra n. Progressivism.
surmotréo n. Cartoon.
surneví a. Latter (of two options).
surrepé v. To discover.
surrepedí a. Discovered.
surrepekío n. Discovery.
Surtalía n. Infancy, the first month of the Glotshakhto calendar.
surteksu n. Face.
survalé v. To dread.
survanai adv. Forth; forwardly [Íomanazinení].
súrvanai adv. Lately.
survane n. Forward.
survanes pm. Moving forward from.
súrvanéu adv. Lately.
survaní rezaru n. Active voice.
survantrí a. Optimistic; with new eyes.