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Sa, uw. sa!
Saad, sn. seed
Saadagtig, bn. like seed
Saadkorrel, sn. grain of seed
Saag, sa'e, w. to saw
Saag, mf. saze, sn. saw
Saagmeel, saagsel, sn. saw-dust
Saagmeul, sn. saw-mill
Saagtand, sn. tooth of a saw
Saai, w. to sow
Saaibaar, bn. arable
Saaier, sn. sower
Saaifeld, sn. arable field
Saaiing, sn. sowing
Saailand, sn. arable land
Saaisak, sn. sower's bag
Saaityd, sn. sowing time
Saak, sn. thing, case, cause, matter, business, affair, concern, trade
Saakwaarnemer, sn. commissioner, agent
Saal, sn. hall, room, saddle
Saalboom, sn. saddle-tree
Saalklap, sn. cover of saddle
Saalkletji, sn. saddle-cloth
Saalmaker, sn. saddler
Saalsak, sn. saddle-bag
Saam, same, bw. together with
Saamdoen, w. to put together, be partners
Saamdra, w. to carry together
Saamdruk, w. to press together
Saamfleg, w. to twist together
Saamgaan, w. to go together, agree
Saamknoop, w. to tie together
Saamloop, sn. concourse, confluence
Saamspan, w. to conspire
Saamspanning, sn. conspiracy
Saamstem, w. to agree
Saamstemming, sn. agreement
Saamwoon, w. to dwell together, cohabit
Sabbat, sn. sabbath
Sabbatdag, sn. sabbath-day
Sabbatskender, sn. sabbath-breaker
Sabbatsrys, sn. sabbath-day's journey
Saffraan, sn. saffron
Saffraan-peer, sn. variety of pear (see Soetsaffraan en Wintersaffraan)
Sag, bn. soft, gentle, smooth
Sagaardig, bn. gentle
Sagaardighyd, sn. gentleness
Sager, sa'er, sn. sawer
Sagery, sn. sawing, fiddling
Saggiis, bw. softly, gently
Saghyd, sn. softness, gentleness
Sagmoedig, bn. gentle, mild, meek
Sagmoedighyd, sn. gentleness, meekness
Sago, sn. sago
Sags, bw. easily, at least
Sak, sn. bag, sack, pocket
Sak, w. to descend, shrink, diminish
Sakboek, sn. pocket-book
Sakdoek, sn. handkerchief
Sakelik, bn. en bw. briefly, plainly
Sakgeld, sn. pocket-money
Sakhorlosi, sn. watch
Sakki, sn. sacket, pocket
Sakmes, sn. pocket knife
Sakrament, sn. sacrament
Sakreet, sn. W.C., water closet
Salaris, sn. salary, wages
Salf, sn. salve
Salf, w. to anoint
Salfdoos, sn. salve box
Salfe, sn. anointer
Salfing, sn. anointing
Salie, sn. sage
Salig, bn. blessed, saved
Salighyd, sn. salvation, bliss, blessed state
Saligmaker, sn. Saviour
Saligmaking, sn. salvation
Salpeter, sn. saltpetre, nitre
Salpeteragtig, bn. nitrous
Salm, sn. salmon
Sambal, sn. M. kind of salad
Sambalbroek, sn. moper
Sambok, sn. M. sjambok, whip of dried skin of Giraffe or buffalo
Sambreel, sn. umbrella, paraplu, parasol
Samekom, w. to come together, meet
Samekoms, sn. meeting
Samelewing, sn. society, community
Samespraak, sn. conversation, dialogue
Sameswering, sn. conspiracy
Sammejoa, bw. M. all the same
Sandgat, sn. sandhole
Sandkoker, sn. sandhole
Sand-olewenhout, sn. wild olive growing in sandy soil
Sap, sn. juice, gravy
Sappeloos, bn. sapless
Sapperloot, uw. forsooth!
Sappig, bn. juicy
Sappighyd, sn. juiciness
Sarani, sn. M. coloured christian (from Saracene)
Saroet, seroet, sn. P. cigar
Saroet-kissie, sn. cigar-box
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Satan, sn. satan, devil
Satanskind, sn. wicked person
Satanswerk, sn. devil's work
Satyn, sn. satin
Satyn, bn. satin
Sawel, sn. sword, sabre
Sawels, uw. prodigious!
Sawerig, bn. F. sandy (soil)
Sé, sn. sea
Sê, w. to say
Seder, sn. cedar
Seder-boom, sn. cedar-tree
Sederhout, sn. cedar-wood
Sedert, bw. fs. fw. since
Se'en, sn. fishing net
Seep, sn. soap
Seepbossi, seepgras, sn. weed used instead of soap
Seeppot, sn. soap-pot
Seepsop, sn. soap-suds
Seer, sn. sore, bruise
Seer, bn. sore, painful
Seer, bw. very
Seerderig, bn. a little painful
Segen, se'en, sn. blessing
Sekel, sn. sickle
Sekelnek, bn. rounded neck (of a horse)
Sekoegat, sn. deep holes in rivers
Sékoei, sn. hippopotamus
Sekreet, sn. water-closet
Sekretaris, sn. secretary
Sekse, sn. sex
Seksi, sn. section
Sekte, sn. sect
Sekurityt, sn. security
Sel, sn. cell
Self, fn. self
Sement, sn. cement
Seminari, sn. seminary
Sening, Senewe, sn. sinew, nerve
Sens, sn. D. scythe
Sensuur, sn. sensure
Sent, sn. cent
Senter, sn. centre
Sentraal, bn. en bw. central -ly
Sentrum, sn. centre
Senuagtig, bn. nervous
September, sn. September
Septer, sn. sceptre
Seraf, sn. seraph
Seremoni, sn. seremony
Serfet, sn. napkin, serviet
Serfet-ring, sn. napkin-ring
Serfiis, sn. set of dinner or tea things
Sermynpeer, sn. variety of pear
Serp, sn. sash, scarf
Sertifikaat, sn. certificate
Sertifiseer, w. to certify
Sessi, sn. session
Set, sn. set, snite
Set, w. to set, place
Setlaar, sn. E. settler
Settel, w. E. to settle
Seun, Seuntji, sn. son, boy, lad
Seur, sn. sir, master
Sewe, seuwe, tw. seven
Sewehoekig, bn. heptagonal
Sewejaartjiis, sn. everlastings
Sewekantig, bn. seven-sided
Sewekleurig, bn. seven-coloured
Sewemaal, bn. en bw. seven times
Sewende, bn. seventh
Sewe-ster, sn. Pleiades
Sewentig, tw. seventy
Sewentigste, bn. seventieth
Sewentiin, tw. seventeen
Sewentiinde, bn. seventeenth
Sewetal, sn. number of seven
Si, siis, uw. fie!
Sidaar, uw. behold!
Sidder, w. to tremble
Siddering, sn. trembling
Sif, sn. sieve
Sif, w. to sift
Sifstok, sn. sifting stick
Sifting, sn. sifting
Sig, fn. one's self, himself, herself themselves
Siik, bn. sick, ill
Siikbed, sn. sick-bed
Siikte, sn. sickness, illness
Siil, sn. soul
Siilkunde, sn. psychology
Siilroerend, bn. touching, pathetic
Siimsleer, sn. shammy
Siin, w. to see
Siinswyse, sn. opinion
Siir, Siirtji, sn. little, small quantity
Siirlik, bn. en bw. neat, elegant -ly
Siirlikhyd, sn. elegance
Sikelik, Sikerig, bn. sickly, unhealthy
Sikelikhyd, sn. sickliness, infirmity
Sikspens, sn. E. sixpence
Siling, sn. shilling
Silwer, sn. silver
Silwergeld, sn. silver currency or coin
Silwerskoon, bn. pure, clear
Simpel, bn. simple, plain, silly
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Simpel, bw. only, merely
Sin, sn. sense, mind, choice
Sindelik, bn. neat, clean
Sindelikhyd, sn. neatness, cleanness
Sing, w. to sing
Singenot, sn. sensual pleasure
Singer, Sanger, sn. singer
Sink, sn. zinc
Sink, w. to sink
Sinkenkoors, sn. rheumatic fever
Sinkens, sn. rheumatic pains, toothache
Sinkput, sn. sewer, sink
Sinsbedrog, sn. illusion
Sinsnede, sn. sentence
Sipres, sn. cipress
Siraad, sn. ornament
Sirkel, sn. circle
Sirkelformig, bn. circular
Sis, sn. chintz
Sis, w. to hiss, whiz
Sissewinkel, sn. pots and all
Sit, w. to sit
Siter, sn. zither, cittern, citron
Sitkamer, sn. sitting room, parlour
Sito, bw. quickly
Sitplek, sn. seat
Skaaf, sn. plane
Skaafbank, sn. junior's bench
Skaaf-krulle, sn. chips
Skaak, sn. chess
Skaakbord, sn. chess-board
Skaakspeler, sn. chess player
Skaakspeul, w. chess playing
Skaapsteker, sn. small serpent
Skaal, sn. scale
Skaam, bn. shy, bashful
Skaamagtig, bn. bashful
Skaamagtighyd, sn. bashfulness
Skaamte, sn. shame, modesty
Skaamteloos, bn. en bw. shameless, impudent -ly
Skaap, sn. sheep
Skaapbossi, sn. shrub eaten by sheep
Skaapfel, sn. sheep-skin
Skaapfet, sn. sheep's fat
Skaapflees, sn. mutton
Skaapkop, sn. sheepshead
Skaapwagter, sn. shepherd
Skaapwagtertji, sn. small bird
Skaapwol, sn. sheep's wool
Skaar, sn. shears, multitude
Skaars, bn. scarce, scanty
Skaars, bw. scarcely
Skaarshyd, sn. scarcity, scantiness
Skaarste, sn. scarcity
Skaats, sn. skate
Skaats, w. to skate, rink
Skaatsry, w. to skate
Skade, sn. damage, loss, harm
Skadelik, bn. disadvantageous
Skadelikhyd, sn. disadvantage
Skadeloos, bn. undamaged, without loss
Skadewe, sn. shadow
Skafot, sn. scaffold
Skai, w. to steal, jump
Skakel, sn. link
Skakeling, sn. linking
Skamelkar, sn. cart without springs
Skandaal, sn. scandal, shame
Skandalig, bn. shameful
Skande, sn. shame, disgrace, infamy
Skandelik, bn. shameful
Skans, sn. bulwark, entrenchment
Skare, sn. multitude, crowd, throng
Skarlaken, sn. scarlet
Skat, sn. treasure
Skat, w. to rate, prize, value, estimate
Skater, w. to laugh loud
Skatering, sn. loud laughter
Skatkamer, sn. treasury
Skatkis, sn. exchequer, treasury
Skatryk, bn. very rich
Skawe, w. to plane (wood), graze
Skeef, bn. en bw. wry, shanting, sloping -ly
Skeefhyd, sn. wryness, obliquity
Skeel, w. to differ, ail, want
Skeel, bn. squinting
Skeelhyd, sn. squintingness
Skeen, sn. shin
Skeer, w. to shave, shear, cut, jest, plague
Skeerder, sn. barbar, shaver
Skeerdoos, sn. shaving-box
Skeergoed, sn. shaving things
Skeermes, sn. razor
Skeerseep, sn. shaving soap
Skeertyd, sn. shearing time
Skeerwinkel, sn. barbar's shop
Skel, w. to ring, call names, scold
Skeldnaam, sn. nickname, reproachful name
Skeldwoorde, sn. abusive language
Skelling, sn. obsolete Cape coin
Skelm, sn. rogue, rascal, knave
Skelmagtig, bn. roguish
Skelmstuk, sn. piece of roguery
Skemer, w. to gleam
Skemer, sn. dusk, twilight
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Skemeragtig, bn. darkish
Skemeraand, sn. twilight
Skemerig, bn. dim
Skemering, sn. twilight, dimness
Skemerlig, sn. dimlight
Skende, w. to violate, damage
Skender, sn. transgressor
Skender, w. to slander
Skenderbek, sn. slanderer
Skendery, sn. violation, slander
Skenk, w. to pour, fill, give, present
Skenker, sn. butler, donor
Skenking, sn. donation
Skep, w. to create, scoop, draw
Skep, w. to scoop, draw, fetch
Skepel, sn. bushel
Skepper, sn. creator
Skeppi, sn. a little of a dish (at table)
Skepping, sn. creation
Skepsel, sn. creature, native
Skêr, sn. pair of scissors
Skering, sn. shearing, shaving
Skerm, sn. screen, fence, curtain
Skerp, bn. en bw. sharp, keen, acute, fast -ly
Skerphyd, sn. sharpness, keenness, acuteness
Skerpioen, sn. scorpion
Skerpsinnig, bn. acute, subtle
Skerpte, sn. sharpness, edge
Skets, sn. draught, sketch
Skets, w. to sketch, draught
Sketsing, sn. sketching
Skeur, sn. rent, tear, slit, crack, cleft
Skeur, w. to tear, rend, slit, crack
Skeurbuik, sn. scurvy
Skeuring, sn. rupture, schism
Skeut, sn. shoot
Skiir, bn. straight-grained (timber)
Skiir-yland, sn. peninsula
Skiit, w. to shoot, dart, cast, slacken
Skiitroer, sn. shooting gun
Skiitpêrd, sn. shooting horse
Skik, w. to order, arrange, manage, direct
Skikking, sn. order, arrangement, disposition
Skil, sn. peel; w. to peel
Skild, sn. shield, buckler
Skildfel, sn. Kaffir skin shield
Skilder, bn. spickled (ox, goat, etc.)
Skilder, sn. painter
Skilder, w. to paint
Skilderasi, sn. painting
Skildery, sn. painting, picture
Skilderkuns, sn. art of painting
Skilfer, sn. scale, dandruff
Skilpad, Skulpad, sn. tortoise, turtle
Skilpaddop, sn. tortoise-shell
Skimmel, sn. gray horse
Skimmel, bn. mouldy
Skimmelagtig, bn. mouldy
Skimp, w. to taunt, hint
Skimp, sn. taunt, reproach, hint
Skimpagtig, bn. satirical, sarcastic
Skimpery, sn. taunt, reproach
Skink, w. to pour in
Skinkbord, sn. tray, waiter
Skip, sn. ship, vessel, nave
Skipbreuk, sn. shipwreck
Skipbreukeling, sn. one that is shipwrecked
Skipper, sn. captain, boatman
Skitertji, sn. catapult
Skitter, w. to shine, glitter, sparkle
Skittering, sn. glittering
Skobbe, sn. scales
Skoelapper, sn. butterfly
Skoen, sn. shoe
Skoenband, sn. shoe string
Skoengespe, sn. shoe buckle
Skoenmaker, sn. shoemaker
Skoenriim, sn. strap or string of a shoe
Skoensool, sn. sole of a shoe
Skof, sn. shoulder, pull
Skoffel, sn. hoe, weeding hook
Skoffel, w. to hoe, weed
Skok, sn. shock, bounce, jolt, emotion, fright
Skok, w. to shake, agitate
Skoliir, sn. scholar, pupil
Skommel, w. to shake, stir
Skommeling, sn. shaking
Skool, sn. school, academy, shoal of fish
Skoolbestuur, sn. school-board
Skoolkaffer, sn. learned Kaffer
Skoolkommissi, sn. school-board
Skoolmeester, sn. teacher
Skoolplaas, sn. missionary station
Skoolsiikte, sn. sham sickness
Skooltyd, sn. schooltime
Skoon, bn. en bw. clean, pure -ly
Skoonbroer, sn. brother-in-law
Skoondogter, sn. daughter-in-law
Skoonfader, sn. father-in-law
Skoonhyd, sn. beauty
Skoonmoeder, sn. mother-in-law
Skoonseun, sn. son-in-law
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Skoonsuster, sn. sister-in-law
Skoontjiis, bn. en bw. clean, cleanly
Skoor, w. to tease, quiz
Skoorsteen, sn. chimney
Skoorsteenfe'er, sn. chimney-sweeper
Skoot, sn. lap, bosom, shot
Skoothondji, sn. lap-dag
Skop, sn. kick
Skop, w. to kick
Skoppelamaaia, sn. swing
Skoppi, sn. shovel, spade, dustpan
Skor, bn. hoarse
Skorri-morri, sn. rabble
Skorseniir, sn. scorzonera
Skort, sn. partition
Skort, w. to ail, want, suspend
Skotskar, sn. open cart
Skot, sn. shop
Skottel, sn. dish
Skottel-goed, sn. crockery
Skouer, sn. shoulder
Skout, sn. gaoler
Skraal, bn. thin, slender, poor, scanty
Skraalhyd, sn. thinness, slenderness
Skraap, w. to scratch together
Skram, bn. slightly hit
Skramskoot, sn. a slight wound
Skrander, bn. witty, ingenious
Skranderhyd, sn. sagacity, wit
Skrap, bn. en bw. tight, scarcely fitting
Skré, skreeu, sn. cry, shout
Skré, skreeu, w. to cry, shout
Skrif, sn. writing, writ, scriptures
Skrifgeleerde, sn. scribe
Skriftelik, bn. written
Skrik, sn. fright, dread, terror
Skrik, w. to be frightened, startle
Skrikagtig, bn. easily frightened
Skrikkeljaar, sn. leapyear
Skrik-maak, w. to frighten
Skrikwekkend, bn. frightful
Skrob, w. to scrub, wash
Skrobbeer, w. to taunt
Skrobbering, sn. taunt
Skrobdag, sn. scrubbing day
Skroef, sn. screw
Skroei, w. to scorch
Skroeiing, sn. scorching
Skroewe, w. to screw
Skroewedraaier, sn. turn-screw
Skroom, w. to fear, dread
Skroomagtig, bn. fearful scrupulous
Skroomagtighyd, sn. timidity
Skroomfallig, bn. timid
Skroomfallighyd, sn. timidity
Skryf, Skrywe, w. to write
Skryfpapiir, sn. writingpaper
Skryftaal, sn. written language
Sku, bn. shy
Skuhyd, sn. shyness
Skuif, sn. puff (in smoking)
Skuil, w. to take shelter, hide one's self
Skuilhoek, sn. hiding place
Skuiling, sn. shelter, sheltering
Skuim, sn. foam, skim, spray
Skuim, w. to foam, skim
Skuimagtig, bn. frothy
Skuimagtighyd, sn. frothiness
Skuins, bn. sloping, slanting
Skuinste, sn. slope, obliquity
Skuit, sn. boat
Skuitmaker, sn. boat maker
Skuiwe, w. to slowe, push
Skuiwer, sn. scraper, shutter
Skuiwergat, sn. shutter-hole
Skuld, sn. debt, fault, guilt, cause
Skuldbekentenis, sn. confession of faults or guilt
Skuldfergiffenis, sn. pardon
Skuldig, bn. guilty, indebted
Skulp, sn. shell
Skulpad, sn. tortoise (see Skilpad)
Skurf, bn. scabby, rough
Skurfte, sn. scurvy, scab
Skurk, sn. rascal, scoundrel
Skut, w. to shake, wag, impound
Skut, sn. pound
Skut, sn. shooter, pond
Skutter, sn. marksman
Skuur, sn. barn, shed
Skuur, w. to polish, scour, gall
Skuurder, sn. scourer
Skuurdeur, sn. barn-door
Skuurlap, sn. rubber
Skuursand, sn. scouring sand
Sky, w. to seperate, divorce, part, sever, divide
Skydbaar, bn. seperable
Skydbaarhyd, sn. seperableness
Skydbriif, sn. bill of divorce
Skyding, sn. seperation, division, divorce, partition
Skydsmuur, sn. partition wall
Skydsregter, sn. arbitrator
Skyf, sn. target
Skyf-skiit, w. target shooting
Skykunde, sn. chemistry
Skykundig, bn. chemical
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Skykundige, sn. chemist
Skyn, w. to shine, appear, seem
Skyn, sn. shine, appearance, show
Skynbaar, bn. apparently
Skynbaarhyd, sn. appearance
Skyndood, sn. apparent death
Skyndood, bn. dead in appearance
Skynhylig, bn. hypocritical,
Skynhylighyd, sn. hypocrisy
Slaai, sn. salad
Slaaf, sn. slave; mf. slawe
Slaafs, bn. en bw. slavish -ly
Slaan, w. to beat, smite, strike
Slaande, bn. beating, striking
Slaanding, sn. anything to beat with
Slaap, w. to sleep, slumber
Slaap, sn. sleep, rest, repose, temple
Slaapdeuntji, sn. lullaby
Slaapdrank, sn. narcotic
Slaapfertrek, sn. bed-room
Slaapkamer, sn. bed-room
Slaaplus, sn. sleepiness
Slaapmiddel, sn. soporific
Slaappapawer, sn. poppy
Slaapplek, sn. place to sleep in
Slaapsaal, sn. dormitory
Slaaptyd, sn. sleeping-time, bed-time
Slaapwandelaar, sn. somnambulist
Slafin, sn. slave
Slag, w. to kill, slaughter, butcher
Slag, sla'e, sn. time, beating, twisting
Slag, sn. stroke, blow, knock, lash, loss, trick, battle, fight
Slagaar, sn. artery
Slagding, Slagdingetji, sn. animal for slaughter
Slagfeer, sn. spring
Slagfeld, sn. battle-field
Slaggat, sn. hole in the road
Slaghuis, sn. butchery
Slagmes, sn. butcher's knife
Slagoffer, sn. victim
Slagtand, sn. tusk
Slagter, sn. butcher, slayer
Slagtery, sn. butchery
Slagting, sn. slaughter
Slagwerk, sn. clock-work
Slagyster, sn. iron trap
Slak, sn. snail
Slamaaier, sn. Malay (from Islam?)
Slams, bn. Mahomedan
Slang, sn. serpent, snake, hose
Slangagtig, bn. snakish, serpentine
Slangbesweerder, sn. snakecharmer
Slangbossi, sn. low, dense shrub
Slangfel, sn. snake's skin
Slanggetji, sn. small serpent
Slanggras, sn. a sort grass
Slangkos, sn. mush-room
Slap, bn. en bw. slack, weak, soft, supple, limp, scanty -ily
Slapeloos, bn. sleepless
Slapelooshyd, sn. sleeplessness
Slaper, sn. sleeper
Slaperig, bn. sleepy, drowsy
Slaperighyd, sn. sleepiness, drowsiness
Slaphyd, sn. slackness, weakness
Slawe, sn. slaves (see Slaaf)
Slawearbyd, sn. slavery, bondage
Slawetydse, bn. belonging to the time of slavery
Sleep, sn. train, retenue
Sleep, w. to drag, draw
Sleepdra'er, sn. train-bearer
Sleepsel, sn. trail
Sleeptou, sn. halser
Sleg, bn. en bw. bad, base, mean, ill, bad -ly
Sleghyd, sn. badness, meanness
Slegs, bw. only, merely, but
Slenter, w. to lounge, saunter
Sleper, sn. sleeper
Sleutel, sn. key
Sleutelbeen, sn. collar-bone
Sleutelgat, sn. key-hole
Slim, bn. en bw. sly, cunning, clever -ly
Slimhyd, slimmighyd, sn. sliness, cleverness
Slim-praat, w. to brag
Slinger, sn. pendulum, catapult, sling
Slinger, w. to sling, lie about
Slingering, sn. slinging, tossing
Slinger-om-di-smoel, sn. sort of porridge
Slip, sn. skirt, lappet
Slipdra'er, sn. train-bearer
Slipper, sn. slipper
Slipper-maak, w. to escape secretly
Slodderig, bn. en bw. slovenly
Slodderpot, sn. slovenly person
Sloer, w. to loiter, linger
Sloffi, sn. old shoe or slipper
Sloop, w. to pull down, demolish
Sloop, sn. pillow-case
Sloot, sn. ditch
Slootji, sn. little ditch
Slop-emmer, sloppyl, sn. slop-bucket
Slordig, bn. en bw. slovenly, careless -ly
Slordighyd, sn. slovenliness
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Slorp, w. to sip
Slot, sn. lock, lud, close, conclusion
Slotbewaarder, sn. castellan
Slotrede, sn. conclusion
Slotsang, sn. final song
Sluier, sn. veil, mask, pretext
Sluier, w. to veil
Sluimer, w. to slumber, doze
Sluimeraar, sn. slumberer
Sluimering, sn. slumbering
Sluip, w. to steal, sneak
Sluiper, sn. sneaker
Sluis, sn. sluice, lock
Sluisdeur, sn. flood-gate
Sluit, w. to shut, lock, close, fit, conclude
Sluiter, sn. turn-key
Sluiting, sn. shutting, locking
Sluk, w. to swallow
Sluk, sn. power to swallow, a swallowing
Slyk, sn. dirt, mud
Slykagtig, bn. dirty, muddy
Slym, sn. slime, phlegm
Slymagtig, bn. slimy
Slymagtighyd, sn. sliminess
Slymkliir, sn. pituitary gland
Slyp, w. to whet, grind, polish
Slyper, sn. grinder, polisher
Slypplank, sn. knife-board
Slypsteen, sn. whet-stone, grindstone
Slyt, w. to wear out
Slytband, sn. binding
Slytig, bn. wearing away very much
Slyting, sn. wearing away
Smaad, smade, w. to reproach, scorn
Smaad, sn. reproach, disdain, scorn
Smaak, sn. taste, relish, liking
Smaak, w. to appear, taste
Smadelik, bn. en bw. injurious -ly
Smadelikhyd, sn. injuriousness
Smader, sn. injurer, reviler
Smag, w. to long, pine for
Smagtend, bn. choked with thirst
Smakelik, bn. pleasant, pleasing, delicious, tasteful, savoury
Smakeloos, bn. tasteless, insipid, flat, stale
Smakelooshyd, sn. tastelessness, insipidity
Smal, bn. en bw. narrow -ly
Smalhyd, sn. narrowness
Smart, sn. pain, painfulness, grief, sorrow
Smartelik, bn. painful, grievous
Smartelikhyd, sn. painfulness
Smarteloos, bn. painless
Smedery, sn. smithy, forge
Smeedyster, sn. wrought iron
Smeek, w. to beseech, implore, entreat
Smeekgebed, sn. humble prayer, supplication
Smeektaal, sn. language of a supplicant
Smeer, w. to grease, smear, soil
Smeerder, sn. greaser, defiler
Smeergoed, sn. liniment, ointment
Smeerlap, sn. blackguard
Smeerware, sn. groceries
Smeerwinkel, sn. grocery shop
Smeker, sn. supplicant
Smeking, sn. supplication
Smelt, w. to melt, smelt, mix, mingle, diminish
Smeltbaar, bn. fusible
Smeltbaarhyd, sn. fusibility
Smelter, sn. melter
Smeltery, sn. melting
Smelting, sn. smelting
Smelto'end, sn. melting-furnace
Smeltpan, sn. melting-pan
Smerig, bn. greasy, nasty
Smerighyd, sn. greasiness, dirtyness
Smet, w. to stain, soil
Smet, sn. blemish, spot, stain
Smetteloos, bn. stainless
Smit, sn. smith
Smitswerk, sn. smith's work
Smitswinkel, sn. smith's shop
Smoelpleen, sn. E. smoothing plane
Smokkel, w. to smuggle
Smokkelaar, sn. smuggler
Smokkelary, sn. smuggling
Smokkelhandel, sn. smuggling-trade
Smoor, w. to stew, smother, stifle
Smoor, sn. hard lines
Smoorheet, bn. excessively hot
Smoorkos, smoortjiis, sn. stew
Smoorpan, sn. stewing pan, suppress
Smoring, sn. smothering
Smorrens, bw. in the morning
Smous, w. to hawk, ask exorbitant price
Smous, sn. hawker
Smousfraggi, sn. mixed merchandise
Smyt, w. to throw, fling, hurl
Smyter, sn. thrower
Snaaks, bn. strange, comical, funny
Snaar, sn. string
Snaar en Stramboer, bn. on foot
Snater, sn. mouth (vulgar)
Snawel, sn. bill, beak, mouth
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Sneeu, sn. snow
Sneeuagtig, bn. snowy
Sneeubal, sn. snow-ball
Sneeubank, sn. heap of snow
Sneeuwit, bn. snow-white
Snel, bn. swift, nimble, quick
Snelhyd, sn. quickness, swiftness
Sneltryn, sn. express train
Snese-fraggi, sn. load of mixed merchandise
Sneuwel, w. to perish, be slain
Snik, sn. sob, sigh
Snik, w. to sob, sigh
Snipper, sn. cutting, snip, clipping
Snipper, w. to cut into small pieces
Snipperig, bn. en bw. snappish, pert -ly
Snippermantji, sn. waist-basket
Snippertjiis, Snysel, sn. soup of dough clippings
Snoei, w. to prune, clip
Snoeier, sn. pruner, clipper
Snoeikuns, sn. art of pruning
Snoeimes, sn. pruning knife
Snoeityd, sn. pruning time
Snoek, sn. pike
Snoep, w. to eat dainties in secret
Snoep, bn. thievish, epicurean
Snoeper, sn. one who buys, takes or enjoys forbidden things in secret
Snoepery, snoepgoed, sn. dainties
Snoepwinkel, sn. dainty-shop
Snoer, sn. string, cord, lace
Snoet, sn. snout, muzzle, mouth
Snood, bn. mean, base, vile
Snoodhyd, sn. meanness, baseness, vileness
Snor, sn. mustache
Snork, w. to snore, snort
Snorkend, bn. snoring
Snorking, sn. snoring
Snuf, sn. scent, smelling
Snuffel, w. to smell, search, investigate
Snuif, sn. snuff
Snuifdoos, sn. snuff-box
Snuifi, sn. pince of snuff
Snuit, sn. snout, trunk
Snuit, w. to snuff, blow
Snuiter, sn. pair of snuffers
Snuiting, sn. snuffing
Snuiwe, w. to take snuff, snort
Snuiwer, sn. snuff-taker
Sny, sn. cut, slice, division, incision
Sny, w. to cut, carve, cross
Snyer, sn. cutter, tailor
Snyersambag, sn. tailor's trade
Snyerswinkel, sn. tailor's shop
Snykamer, sn. anatomy hall
Snysel, sn. clippings, cuttings
So, bw. so, thus
Sober, bn. temperate, sober, poor, scanty
Soberhyd, sn. temperance, sobriety
Soda, sn. soda
Sodawater, sn. sodawater
Soe, uw. pshaw!
Soebat, w. to implore
Soel, bn. oppressively hot
Soesati, sn. M. curried bits of meat
Soetsaffraan, sn. variety of pear
Soetskeel, bn. squinting
Soetsuurdeeg, sn. sweet leaven
Sofa, sn. sofa, couch
Soferyn, bn. sovereign
Soferynityt, sn. sovereignity
Soggens, bw. in the morning
Sokki, sn. sock
Soldaat, sn. soldier
Soldaat-lewe, sn. military life
Soldeer, w. to solder
Soldeerder, sn. solderer
Soldeersel, sn. solder
Solder, sn. up-stairs
Solide, bn. solid, strong
Som, sn. sum
Somar, somarso, bw. unintentionally
Somber, bn. melancholy, gloomy
Somberhyd, sn. gloom
Somerhuis, sn. summer-house
Sommige, tw. some
Somtyds, bw. sometimes
Son, sn. sun
So'n, so een, fnw. such, such a person
Sonde, sn. sin
Son-onder, bw. at sun-set
Son-op, bw. at sun-rise
Sooi, sn. sod
Sooibrand, sn. belch
Soort, sn. sort, kind, species
Soortgelyk, bn. similar
Soos, so as, bw. such as
Sop, sn. soup
Sopbord, sn. soup-plate
Sopi, sn. glass of brandy or liquor
Soplepel, sn. soup-ladle
Sopperig, bn. juicy
Sorteer, w. to sort, pick and choose
Sortering, sn. sorting, choosing
Sosys, sn. sausage
Sous, sn. sauce
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Sout, sn. salt
Soutpan, sn. salt-pan
Spaan, Spaantji, sn. butter-spade
Spaander, w. to fly, escape
Spaander, sn. chip
Spaans, bn. spanish
Spaansfliig, sn. cantharides
Spaanspek, sn. sweet melon
Spaansriit, sn. cane, reed
Spaantji, sn. butter-pat
Spaar, w. to spare, save
Spaarbank, sn. savingsbank
Spaarder, sn. saver, economist
Spaargeld, sn. savings, spare-money
Spaarpot, sn. money-box
Spaarsaam, bn. en bw. economical, frugal -ly
Spaarsaamhyd, sn. economy, frugality
Spalk, sn. splint
Spalk, w. to splint
Spalking, sn. setting a broken limb
Span, sn. span
Span, sn. team, set
Span, w. to stretch, span, bend
Spanbreed, sn. span's breadth
Spanning, sn. stretching, uncertainty, suspence
Spar, sn. pole
Spartel, w. to sprawl, wrestle
Sparteling, sn. struggling
Spasi, sn. F. space
Spat, w. to sputter, fly, flee
Spat, sn. spavin
Speek, sn. spoke
Speek-los, bn. spoke-loose
Speen, w. to wean
Speenfarki, sn. sucking pig
Speentyd, sn. weaning
Speer, sn. spear
Spek, sn. bacon, pork
Spekagtig, bn. like bacon fat
Spekfet, bn. very fat (of man and beast)
Spek-skiit, w. to tell a lie
Spektakel, sn. scene, uproar
Spekulasi, sn. speculation
Spekuleer, w. to speculate
Speld, sn. pin
Speldekussings, sn. pin cushion
Speldemaker, sn. pin-maker
Spelfout, sn. wrong spelling
Spelle, w. to spell, pin
Spelling, sn. spelling
Spelonk, sn. cave, cavern
Spens, sn. pantry
Spesery, sn. spices
Speseryhandel, sn. spice-trade
Spesifiseer, w. to specify
Speul, w. to play, sport
Speulbaan, sn. play-ground
Speuldoos, sn. musical box
Speuler, sn. player, performer, musician
Speulerig, bn. playful
Speulerighyd, sn. playfulness
Speuletji, sn. game, fun
Speulgoed, sn. playthings
Speulplek, sn. play-ground
Speulsug, sn. passion for playing
Speuluur, sn. hour of recreation
Speur, w. to trace, to perceive
Spiil, sn. looking-glass, mirror
Spiil, w. to look in a mirror
Spiilglad, bn. as smooth as a looking-glass
Spiilglas, sn. mirror glass
Spiir, sn. muscle, blade, shoot
Spiirkrag, sn. muscular strength
Spiirwit, bn. lily-white
Spiis, sn. spear, dart
Spiits, sn. speech, fun
Spikkel, sn. speck, spot
Spil, sn. axis, hinge
Spil, w. to waste, spend
Spin, w. to spin
Spinasi, sn. spinach
Spinnekop, sn. spider
Spinner, sn. spinner
Spinnerak, sn. cob-web
Spinnewiil, sn. spinning-wheel
Spioen, sn. spy
Spioeneer, w. to spy
Spiritisme, sn. spiritism
Spiritus, sn. spirit, liquor
Spit, w. to dig
Spits, sn. point, spire, top
Spitsagtig, bn. somewhat pointed or sharp
Spitshyd, sn. sharpness
Spitsig, bn. pointed
Spitsneus, sn. pointed nose
Spitter, sn. digger
Splinter, sn. splint, splinter
Splinterig, bn. full of splinters
Splinternuut -nuwe, bn. quite new
Split, splint, w. to split, divide
Split, sn. split, division
Spoed, sn. speed, haste
Spoedig, bn. speedy, soon
Spoel, w. to wash, rinse
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Spoeling, sn. washing
Spog, w. to brag, boast
Spokery, sn. ghost-story
Spons, sn. spunge
Spons, w. to spunge
Sponsagtig, bn. spongy
Sponsagtighyd, sn. spunginess
Spook, sn. ghost, spirit
Spook, w. to haunt, expostulate
Spookagtig, bn. ghastly
Spookhuis, sn. haunted house
Spooksel, sn. spirit, ghost
Spoor, sn. spur, track, footstep, rails, railway
Spoor, w. to spur, track
Spoorloos, bn. trackless, without a trace
Spoortryn, sn. train
Spoorweg, sn. railway
Sport, sn. step, round, rundle
Spot, sn. mockery, scorn
Spot, w. to mock, jeer
Spotagtig, bn. jeering
Spotfo'el, sn. mocker, jester
Spotnaam, sn. nickname
Spotprent, sn. caricature
Spotprys, sn. low price
Spotsug, sn. love of scoffing
Spotter, sn. mocker, derider
Spotterny, sn. mockery, derision
Spotwoord, sn. taunt
Spraak, sn. speech, language
Spraakferwarring, sn. confusion of tongues
Spraakkuns, sn. grammar
Spraaksaam, bn. talkative
Spraaksaamhyd, sn. talkativeness
Sprakeloos, bn. speechless, dumb
Sprakelooshyd, sn. speechlessness
Spreek, w. to speak
Spreekwoord, sn. proverb, saying
Spreeu, sn. starling
Sprekend, bn. striking
Sprenkel, w. to sprinkle
Sprenkeling, sn. sprinkling
Spreuk, sn. saying, proverb
Spreuki, sn. fable, fiction
Spring, w. to spring, leap, jump
Springbok, sn. springbuck
Springader, sn. fountain-head
Springer, sn. leaper, a fish
Springhaas, sn. Cape Cangeroo
Springmatras, sn. springmattrass
Sprinkhaan, sn. grass-hopper
Sprinkhaanfo'el, sn. locusteating bird, two species, smaller a swallow, larger stork
Sproei, w. to water
Sproet, sn. freckle
Sproetagtig, bn. freckled
Spruit, sn. sprout, sprig, spruit or tributary to a river
Spruit, w. to spring, arise
Spruitjiis, sn. sprouts
Spruw, sn. thrush
Spry, sn. counterpane
Spry, w. to spread, spread out
Spry, sn. variegated blanket
Spryriit, sn. under-layer of reed in thatching a roof
Spuit, sn. spout, squirt
Spuit, w. to spout, syringe, squirt, spray
Spuiter, sn. sprayer
Spul, sn. case, lot (in a bad sense)
Spulletjiis, sn. jockings, disturbances
Spuug, sn. spittle
Spuug, w. to spit
Spuugbak, sn. spittoon
Spy, sn. peg, spike
Spyker, sn. nail
Spyker, w. to nail
Spykerbalsem, sn. spikenard
Spykergat, sn. nail-hole
Spykerkop, sn. head of a nail
Spys, sn. food
Spysfertering, sn. digestion
Spyt, sn. regret, grief, pity
Spyt, w. to grieve
Spytig, bn. grievous
Staak, w. to stop, leave off
Staal, sn. steel
Staalagtig, bn. like steel
Staaltji, sn. specimen, story
Staan, w. to stand
Staanplek, sn. standing-place
Staar, w. to stare, gaze
Staat, sn. state, condition, rank
Staatkunde, sn. politics
Staatmaker, sn. prop, main-stay
Staats-ambtenaar, sn. civil officer
Stad, sn. city, town
Stadagtig, bn. townlike
Stadbewoner, sn. inhabitant of a town
Stadgenoot, sn. fellow-citizen
Stadhouer, sn. stadholder
Stadig, bn. en bw. slow-ly
Stadighyd, sn. slowness
Stadsbestuur, sn. municipality
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Stadshuis, sn. town hall
Stadskas, sn. public funds of the town
Stadslewe, sn. town life
Stadsraad, sn. council of a town
Staf, sn. staff, sceptre
Staking, sn. cessation, suspension
Stal, sn. stable, stall
Staldeur, sn. stable-door
Stalkneg, sn. groom
Stalpêrd, sn. stable horse
Stam, sn. stem, trunk, race, tribe
Stambeskrywer, sn. genealogist
Stamboom, sn. genealogical tree
Stamel, w. to stammer
Stamelaar, sn. stammerer
Stameling, sn. stammering
Stamfader, sn. ancestor
Stamhuis, sn. race, pedigree, house dynasty
Stamlys, sn. genealogy
Stammoeder, sn. female ancestor
Stamou'ers, sn. ancestors
Stamp, w. to stamp, pound
Stampblok, sn. pounding block
Stamper, sn. stamper
Stampfol, bn. choke-full
Stamping, sn. stamping
Stampkar, sn. cart without springs (see skamelkar)
Stamwoord, sn. primitive word
Stand, sn. position, class, station, condition, state
Standaard, sn. standard
Standaarddra'er, sn. standard bearer
Standbeeld, sn. statue
Stander, Standertji, sn. stand, crude stand
Standfastig, bn. constant
Standfastighyd, sn. constancy
Standpunt, sn. point of view
Stank, sn. stink, smell
Stap, sn. step, pace
Stap, w. to step, walk
Stapel, sn. staple
Stapper, sn. quick walker
Stasi, sn. E. station
Statebybel, sn. bible published by the authority of the Netherland States
Statistiik, sn. statistics
Stawel, w. to pile up
Stawel, sn. staple, stock
Steeds, bw. always, still
Steek, sn. stitch, prick, stab, sting, taunt
Steek, w. to sting, stab, put into
Steekdraad, sn. barbed wire
Steeks, bn. used of a horse that wont budge
Steel, sn. stalk, stem, handle, shank
Steel, w. to steal, rob
Steen, sn. stone, brick, precious stone
Steenagtig, bn. stony
Steenagtighyd, sn. stoniness
Steenbakker, sn. brick-maker
Steenbakkery, sn. brick-works
Steenbok, sn. small buck
Steenbokriit, sn. reed in which S. lie down
Steendruiwe, sn. a sort grape
Steenkool, sn. coal, pit-coal
Steenkoper, sn. dealer in bricks
Steeno'end, sn. brick-kiln
Steenrots, sn. rock
Stefasi, sn. quality
Steg, sn. narrow bridge
Steggi, sn. cutting
Stekerig, bn. pricking, prickly
Stel, sn. set, trap
Stel, w. to set, place, put, tune
Stel-aftrap, w. to fall into a trap
Steler, sn. thief
Stellasi, sn. scaffolding for fruit-drying
Stelletji, sn. commote
Stellig, bn. en bw. positive -ly
Stellig, sn. platform, pedestal (for vats in cellar)
Stelsel, sn. system
Stem, sn. voice, vote
Stem, w. to vote, tune
Stembaar, bn. that can be voted
Stembuiging, sn. modulation
Stembus, sn. poll, ballot-box
Stemgeregtig, bn. entitled to vote
Stemmeloos, bn. mute
Stemmer, sn. voter, tuner
Stemmig, bn. grave, sedate
Stemmighyd, sn. sedateness
Stemming, sn. voting, tuning
Stemp, sn. stamp
Stemreg, sn. right of voting
Stemregister, sn. list of voters
Stemsleutel, sn. tuning fork
Stengel, sn. stalk, stem
Stengelloos, bn. stemless
Steniging, sn. lapidation, stoning
Ster, sn. star, planet
Sterfbed, sn. death-bed
Sterfdag, sn. day of one's death
Sterfelik, bn. mortal
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Sterfelikhyd, sn. mortality
Sterfeling, sn. mortal
Sterfgefal, sn. decease, death
Sterfhuis, sn. house of the deceased
Sterformig, bn. starlike
Sterfuur, sn. hour of death
Sterk, bn. strong, firm, powerful
Sterk, w. to strengthen, fortify
Sterking, sn. strengthening
Sterkkors, sn. vegetable used for salad
Sterkte, sn. strength
Sterrehemel, sn. firmament
Sterrekenner, sn. astronomer
Sterrekunde, sn. astronomy
Sterrekundig, bn. astronomical
Sterrekundige, sn. astronomer
Sterrekyker, sn. astrologer
Sterrelig, sn. star-light
Sterreloop, sn. motion of the stars
Sterretji, sn. small star
Stêrt, sn. tail
Stêrtfet, sn. fat of the tail
Stertriim, sn. crupper, Kaffir contrivance for covering privy parts
Sterwe, w. to die