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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 |
| Sterwensuur, sn. dying hour |
| Steun, w. to groan, support, rest, depend |
| Steun, sn. support, prop |
| Steuner, sn. supporter, groaner |
| Steunpilaar, sn. supporter, pillar |
| Steunsel, sn. stay |
| Steur, w. to disturb, care for |
| Stewel, sn. D. boot |
| Stewels skoonmaak, w. to clean boots |
| Stewig, bn. solid, strong, firm |
| Stewighyd, sn. solidity, firmness |
| Stibeul, sn. stirrup |
| Stig, w. to found, establish, build, edify |
| Stigter, sn. founder |
| Stigting, sn. foundation, edification |
| Stiifbroer, sn. step-brother |
| Stiifdogter, sn. step-daughter |
| Stiiffader, sn. step-father |
| Stiifkind, sn. step-child |
| Stiifmoeder, sn. step-mother |
| Stiifmoederlik, bn. like a stepmother, partially |
| Stiifseun, sn. step-son |
| Stiifsuster, sn. step-sister |
| Stiir, sn. bull |
| Stiirgefeg, sn. bull-fight |
| Stik, w. to stitch, choke, suffocate |
| Stik, w. to choke one's self |
| Stikfat, sn. large wine vat |
| Stikker, sn. stitcher |
| Stikking, sn. stitching, suffocation |
| Stiknaald, sn. stitching needle |
| Stiksel, sn. stitching |
| Stil, bn. still, quiet, calm, silent |
| Stil, uw. silence! |
| Stilhyd, sn. silence, melancholy |
| Stilletjiis, bw. silently, softly |
| Stilling, sn. stilling, appeasing |
| Stilstaan, w. to stand still |
| Stilstand, sn. cessation, stagnancy |
| Stilte, sn. stilness, calm, silence |
| Stink, w. to stink |
| Stink, bn. stinking |
| Stinkerig, bn. en bw. filthy, indecent -ly |
| Stinkhout, sn. sort timber wood |
| Stip, sn. point |
| Stip, w. to point, prick |
| Stippel, sn. speckle |
| Stoei, w. to romp, struggle |
| Stoeier, sn. romp |
| Stoeiery, sn. dalliance |
| Stoel, sn. chair, seat |
| Stoelematter, sn. chair-mender |
| Stoelkussing, sn. chair-cushion |
| Stoelmaker, sn. chair-maker |
| Stoep, sn. stoep, steps (before a house) |
| Stoet, sn. train, retinue |
| Stoets, bn. D. obtuse |
| Stof, sn. dust, powder |
| Stof, sn. matter, material |
| Stof, w. to dust |
| Stofagtig, bn. dusty |
| Stofbesem, sn. hair-broom |
| Stofdeeltji, sn. atom |
| Stoffasi, sn. stuff |
| Stoffelik, bn. materially |
| Stoffelikhyd, sn. materiality |
| Stoffer, sn. hair-broom, duster |
| Stofferig, bn. dusty |
| Stoffi, sn. grain, atom |
| Stoffighyd, sn. dustiness |
| Stofreen, sn. drizzling rain |
| Stofreen, w. to drizzle |
| Stofwolk, sn. cloud of dust |
| Stok, sn. stick, cane, staff |
| Stokbewaarder, sn. jailer |
| Stokdoof, bn. stone-deaf |
| Stoker, sn. distiller, stoker |
| Stokery, sn. distillery |
| Stokferf, sn. putty |
| Stokfis, sn. stock-fish |
| Stoking, sn. distilling |
| Stokkerig, bn. woody |
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| Stokki, sn. small stick |
| Stokkiis-draai, w. to stay away from school |
| Stokoud, bn. very old |
| Stokpêrdtji, sn. hobby-horse |
| Stokroos, sn. hollyhock |
| Stokslag, sn. stroke with a stick |
| Stokstil, bn. motionless |
| Stokstyf, bn. very stiff |
| Stol, w. to congeal, coagulate |
| Stom, bn. dumb, mute, speechless, stupid |
| Stomhyd, sn. dumbness, stupidness |
| Stomme, sn. dumb person |
| Stommighyd, sn. dumbness, stupidity |
| Stomp, bn. blunt, dull |
| Stomp, sn. stump, thrust |
| Stomphyd, sn. bluntness, dullness |
| Stompneus, sn. flat broad nose, a fish |
| Stoof, sn. foot-stove, stove |
| Stoofpan, sn. stewing-pan |
| Stoofpot, sn. stewingpot |
| Stook, w. to make fire, stir the fire, provoke, distill |
| Stooko'end, sn. furnace |
| Stoom, sn. steam |
| Stoom, w. to steam, fume |
| Stoomagtig, bn. steamy |
| Stoombad, sn. steam-bath |
| Stoomboot, sn. steam-boat |
| Stoomboot-Maatskappy, sn. Steam-Navigation Co. |
| Stoomfaart, sn. steam-navigation |
| Stoomketel, sn. steam-boiler |
| Stoommasiin, sn. steam-engine |
| Stoommeul, sn. steammill |
| Stoomskip, sn. steamer |
| Stoor, w. to disturb, vex |
| Stoorder, sn. disturber |
| Stoorloos, bn. tranquil |
| Stoornis, sn. disturbance, offence |
| Stoot, sn. push, thrust |
| Stoot, w. to push, thrust, offend |
| Stootkant, sn. hem, border |
| Stootsaag, sn. tenon saw |
| Stootwa, stootwa'entji, sn. handcart |
| Stop, sn. darn, stopple, pipeful tobacco |
| Stop, w. to stop, prevent, mend, darn |
| Stopkatoen, sn. darning-cotton |
| Stopland, sn. reaped land |
| Stopnaald, sn. darning needle |
| Stopper, sn. stopper |
| Stopping, sn. stopping, obtrusion |
| Stopsel, sn. filling |
| Stori, sn. tale, fable |
| Storing, sn. disturbance |
| Storm, w. to storm |
| Storm, sn. storm, tempest, gale |
| Stormagtig, bn. stormy, boisterous |
| Storm-jaag, Storm-loop, w. to storm |
| Stormjagers, Stormja'ers, sn. tum-tum, puff-paste ball baked in fat (mostly on commando) |
| Stormweer, sn. stormy weather |
| Stormwind, sn. strong gale |
| Stort, w. to spill, shed, pour, fall, rush |
| Stortbad, sn. shower-bath |
| Stortbui, sn. heavy shower of rain |
| Storting, sn. hemorrhage, spilling, pouring |
| Stortre'en, sn. heavy shower of rain |
| Stortre'en, w. to rain hard |
| Stotter, w. to stutter |
| Stotteraar, sn. stutterer |
| Stottering, sn. stuttering |
| Stout, bn. naughty |
| Stoutert, sn. naughty girl or boy |
| Stoutighyd, sn. naughtiness |
| Stoutmoedig, bn. courageous |
| Stoutmoedighyd, sn. courage |
| Stowe, w. to stew |
| Stowing, sn. stewing |
| Straal, sn. ray, beam, blow (of water) |
| Straal, w. to beam, shine |
| Straat, sn. street, strait |
| Straatbesem, sn. street-broom |
| Straatdeuntji, sn. street-ballad |
| Straatdeur, sn. street-door |
| Straatfe'er, sn. streetsweeper |
| Straatferligting, sn. lighting of the streets |
| Straatgespuis, sn. mob |
| Straatji, sn. lane, alley |
| Straatjong, sn. scamp |
| Straatrumoer, sn. tumult in the street |
| Straattaal, sn. vulgar language |
| Straf, sn. punishment |
| Straf, w. to punish, chastise |
| Strafbaar, bn. punishable |
| Straffer, sn. punisher |
| Strafhyd, sn. severity, headiness |
| Stralend, bn. radiant |
| Stram, bn. stiff, hard |
| Stramhyd, sn. stiffness |
| Strand, sn. strand, shore |
| Strand, w. to strand |
| Strandbewoner, sn. inhabitant of a coast |
| Stranding, sn. stranding |
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| Strandjut, sn. strandwolf, hyena |
| Strawasi, sn. difficulty |
| Streek, sn. trick, whim |
| Streek, sn. region, country, strain |
| Streel, w. to stroke, caress, flatter |
| Streep, strepi, sn. stroke, stripe, dash, line |
| Streepkoppi, sn. sort small bird |
| Sreepmuis, sn. striped mouse |
| Strekking, sn. tendency |
| Streler, sn. flatterer |
| Streling, sn. stroking, caress |
| Strenghyd, sn. severity, rigour |
| Strewe, w. to strive, struggle |
| Strik, sn. knot, snare |
| Strik, w. to tie, knot, lay snare |
| Strikfraag, sn. captious question |
| String, sn. string, skein |
| String, sn. trace, string |
| Stroeweling, sn. disturbance, discontent |
| Stroming, sn. streaming |
| Stronk, sn. stump |
| Stront, sn. excrement, dirt |
| Strooi, sn. straw |
| Strooi, w. to strew, scatter |
| Strooibed, straw-bed |
| Strooidak, sn. thatched-roof |
| Strooidekker, sn. thatcher |
| Strooihoed, sn. straw hat |
| Strooihuis, sn. straw hut |
| Strooihut, sn. straw hut |
| Strooijonker, sn. best-man |
| Strooimysi, sn. bride's maid, flower-girl |
| Strooitji, sn. straw |
| Strook, sn. strip, band, flounce |
| Stroom, sn. stream, river, torrent |
| Stroom, w. to stream, flow |
| Stroop, sn. syrup, treacle |
| Strooptog, sn. ravaging |
| Strop, sn. halter, rope, collar |
| Struik, sn. shrub, bush, briar |
| Struikagtig, bn. shrubby |
| Struikel, w. to stumble |
| Struikelaar, sn. stumbler |
| Struikelblok, sn. stumbling block |
| Struikeling, sn. stumbling |
| Struis, sn. straw hut, omelette |
| Stry, w. to fight, dispute, contradict, contend |
| Stryd, sn. fight, combat, dispute |
| Stryder, sn. combatant, warrior |
| Strydig, bn. contrary, opposite |
| Strydighyd, sn. opposition |
| Stryk, sn. course, way |
| Stryk, w. to iron, smooth, go smoothly |
| Stryker, sn. one that irons |
| Strykgoed, sn. things ironed or to be ironed |
| Strykhou, w. to keep his course |
| Stryklaag, sn. layer of bricks laid lengthwise in wall (see Koplaag) |
| Strykplank, sn. board to iron upon |
| Strykstok, sn. bow, fiddle sticks |
| Stryktafel, sn. table to iron upon |
| Strykyster, sn. (smoothing) iron |
| Studeer, w. to study |
| Studeerkamer, sn. study |
| Studeertyd, sn. time of study |
| Student, sn. student, scholar |
| Studi, sn. study |
| Stuipagtig, bn. convulsive |
| Stuipe, sn. convulsions |
| Stuiptrekkings, sn. fit, convulsions |
| Stuit, sn. rump |
| Stuitbeen, sn. rump-bone |
| Stuit, w. to stop, check |
| Stuitig, bn. insipid, repellent |
| Stuiter, sn. large marble |
| Stuiting, sn. stopping |
| Stuiwer, sn. half-penny |
| Stuk, sn. piece, part, play |
| Stukkend, bn. broken, torn |
| Stukki, sn. small piece, bit |
| Stukwerk, sn. work made for so much a piece |
| Stukwerker, sn. workman gaining so much a piece |
| Stulp, sn. cover, shade, shed |
| Stut, sn. support, stay |
| Stut, w. to support |
| Stuur, w. to send, direct, steer |
| Stuur, sn. helm, rudder |
| Stuurman, sn. pilot |
| Stuurs, bn. stern, sour |
| Stuurshyd, sn. sternness |
| Styer, w. to prance (of a horse) |
| Styer, sn. scaffolding |
| Styerpaal, sn. scaffolding beam |
| Styf, bn. stiff, stuck-up |
| Styf, bn. stiff, hard, firm, strong |
| Styfagtig, bn. somewhat stiff |
| Styfhoofdig, bn. obstinate |
| Styfhoofdighyd, sn. obstinacy |
| Styfhyd, sn. stiffness, obstinacy |
| Styfte, sn. stiffness |
| Styl, sn. pole, pillar, beam (in roof) |
| Styl, bn. steep, straight (hair) |
| Stylhyd, sn. steepness |
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| Stylte, sn. steep place |
| Stysel, sn. starch |
| Styselfabriik, sn. starch manufactory |
| Styselpap, sn. boiled starch |
| Stywerig, bn. somewhat stiff |
| Subiit, bn. en bw. sudden-ly |
| Sug, sn. sigh, drainage water |
| Sug, w. to sigh |
| Sugsloot, sn. drainage furrow or ditch |
| Suid, bn. south |
| Suidelik, bn. southerly, southern |
| Suidekant, sn. south side |
| Suidhoek, sn. southern corner |
| Suidissel, sn. a milky thistle |
| Suidoos-te, bn. south-east |
| Suidpool, sn. antarctic pole |
| Suidwaarts, bn. en bw. southwards |
| Suidwes, bn. south-west |
| Suidwestelik, bw. south-westerly |
| Suig, sui'e, w. to suck, suckle |
| Suigeling, sn. suckling, babe |
| Suiger, sn. sucker |
| Suigglas, sn. sucking-glass, feeding bottle |
| Suigklep, sn. sucking valve |
| Suigpomp, sn. sucking pump |
| Suiker, sn. sugar |
| Suiker, w. to sugar, sweeten |
| Suikerbossi, sn. Cape proteas |
| Suikerbossiis-skud, w. to gather the sugary juice from S. |
| Suikerbossiisstroop, sn. syrup from S. |
| Suikerbrood, sn. spunge cake |
| Suikerfooltji, sn. small bird |
| Suikerig, bn. sugary |
| Suikerpottji, sn. sugar-basin |
| Suikerriit, sn. sugar-cane |
| Suikersoet, bn. as sweet as sugar |
| Suikertangetji, sn. sugartongs |
| Suikerwater, sn. sugar and water |
| Suinig, bn. frugal, sparing |
| Suinighyd, sn. economy, frugality |
| Suip, w. to tipple, guaff, bouse |
| Suiper, sn. drunkard |
| Suipery, Suipparty, sn. drinking-bout |
| Suiplap, sn. habitual drunkard |
| Suiwer, bn. en bw. pure, clean, neat -ly |
| Suiwer, bn. en bw. pure, real -ly |
| Suiwer, w. to cleanse, purge, purify |
| Suiwerhyd, sn. purity, cleanness |
| Suiwering, sn. purification, cleansing |
| Sukkel, sn. poor wretch |
| Sukkel, w. to languish, live poorly |
| Sukkelaar, sn. loiterer, poor fellow |
| Sulke, fnw. such |
| Sult, sn. marinade, potted pork-meat |
| Sultan, sn. sultan |
| Suring, sn. sorrel |
| Sus, Sussi, suster, sn. sister |
| Sus, w. to lull to sleep |
| Sutjiis, Soetjiis, Sutjiisan, bw. slowly |
| Suur, bn. en bw. sour, acid |
| Suurdeeg, sn. leaven |
| Suurlimoen, sn. lemon |
| Suurlimoenskil, sn. lemon peel |
| Suurlimoensop, sn. lemon juice, deception |
| Suurtji, sn. part of orange |
| Swaai, sn. en w. swing, to swing |
| Swaap, sn. D. stupid fellow, idiot |
| Swager, Swa'er, sn. brother-in-law |
| Swart, sn. black |
| Swart-goed, sn. coloured people |
| Swartsuursop, sn. mock turtle-soup |
| Swawel, sn. sulphur |
| Swawel, w. to sulphur (vineyard) |
| Swawelpit, sn. sulphur torch |
| Swawel-set, w. to fumigate with sulphur (e.g. a vat) |
| Swaweltji, sn. swallow |
| Sweep, sn. whip; sweepstok, sn. whip-stick |
| Swel, w. to swell |
| Swets, w. to swear, curse |
| Swingel, sn. swingle |
| Sy, fnw. she |
| Sy, sn. side, silk |
| Syfer, sn. figure |
| Syfer, w. to cipher, reckon, percolate |
| Syfer, sn. cipher |
| Syferboek, sn. Arithmetic book |
| Syferkuns, sn. Arithmetic |
| Syl, sn. sail |
| Syl, w. to sail, trail |
| Sylgare, sn. sail-thread |
| Syn, syne, fn. his |
| Syssi, sn. linnet |
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