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putr to rot, to putrify, to grow putrid

R


rad a wheel
radi a ray, a beam, a spoke of a wheel
radik root
rakont to relate, to tell
ramp to creep, to crawl
rand the bank, shore, edge, border
rapid rapid, swift
ras to shave
re again, back
reg to reign, to govern
regn kingdom, realm
regul a rule
regh a king
rekompenc to rencompense, to reward
renkont to meet (with)
renvers to throw, to pull down
respond to answer
rest to remain
ricev to receive
rich rich
rid to laugh
rigard to look at, on or upon
ring a set ring
ripel to repeal
ripos to repose, to take rest
river a river
romp to break
rond circle
rost to fry, to roast
roz a rose
rugh red

S


sabat Saturday
sabl sand
sagh wise, sage
sak a sack, a bag
sal salt
salt to spring, to jump
salut to salute, to hail
sam same, self
son round, sane, healthy

sang blood
sankt holy, sacred
sap soap
sat satiate
sav to save
sci to know
se if
sed but
segh a chair, a seat
sek dry
sem to sow
semajn a week
sen without
senc sense, meaning
send to send
sent to feel
sep seven
serch to look for, to search
serpent serpent, snake
serur a lock
serv to serve
ses six
sever severe, sharp
si one’s self, himself, themselves, etc.
sid to sit
sigel to seal
sign a sign
signif to signify, to mean
silent to be silent
simil resembling, similar, like
simpl simple, common
sinjor lord, master
skrib write
sku to shake, to jog
sobr sober
societ society
soif to be thirsty
sol sole, only, unique
somer summer
son to sound
songh to dream
sonor to buzz, to hum
sort lot, chance, destiny, fate
savagh savage, wild
spec a species, kind
spegul mirror, looking-glass
spir to respire, to breathe
sprit witty

stal stable
star to stand
stel star
stomak stomach, ventricle
strat a street
sub under
subit sudden
such to suck
sufer to suffer
sufich sufficiently, enough
suk the juice
suker sugar
sun sun
sup soup, pottage
super above (prep.)
supr above (adv.), at the top
sur on, upon
surd deaf (adj.)
surtut coat

Sh


shajn to seem
shancel to totter, to stagger
shangh to change
shaŭm foam, scum
shel shell
sherc to jest
si she
ship ship
shir to tear
shlos lock
shmir to smear, to spread
shnur a rope, a string, a cord
shpar to spare
shpruc to spout, to sprinkle
shrank cupboard, clothes-press
shtal steel
shtel steal
shtof stuff
shton stone
shtop to stop, to cork
shtrump stocking
shtup step; shtup-ar — staircase, stairs, ladder