Vödabuk

Stoinavoled

N.

Mineral kingdom (Regnum Lapideum)

Stok

N.

Provision, stock

Stokacem

N.

Larder, pantry

Stokik

Adj.

In stock

Stol

N.

Straw

Stolabed

N.

Bed of straw

Stolajedülot

N.

Covering of straw

Stolajuged

N.

Straw mat

Stolanäst

N.

Nest of straw

Stolastag

N.

Blade of straw

Stolik

Adj.

(of) straw

Stom

N.

Weather

Stomav

N.

Metereology

Stomik

Adj.

Relating to the weather

Stomäg

N.

Stomach

Stomägavaet

N.

Gastric juice, gastric acid

Stomül

N.

Shower (in general for weather)

Ston

N.

Stone

Stonabük

N.

Lithography

Stonabükan

N.

Lithographer

Stonacan

N.

Stoneware

Stonagik

N.

Rich in stone

Stonakolat

N.

Pit-coal

Stonamart

N.

Stonatvil

N.

Flagstone, paving stone

Stonicöpöp

N.

Quarry

Stonik

Adj.

(of) stone

Stonil

N.

Pebble

Stonöf

N.

Quality of stone

Stonöfik

Adj.

Stone quality

Stonön

Tr.

To turn into stone, to stone

Stonöp

N.

Quarry

Stonül magivik

N.

Talisman, magia ŝtoneto, talismano

Stopädön

Tr.

To detain

Stopön

Int.

To halt, to stop, to cease

Stopöp

N.

(bus/rail) stop

Stor

N.

(act of) digging / raking

Stordit

N.

Numbness, anaesthetic

Storditön

Tr.

To numb

Stork

N.

Stork (Ciconiidae)

Storön

Tr.

To dig, to rake, to rummage in/around

Strabön

Int.

To squint

Straik

N.

A strike

Straikön

Int.

To (go on) strike

Stral

N.

A beam, a ray (of light)

Stralamikodab

N.

Radio activity

Stralop

N.

Australia (continent)

Stralopan

N.

Australian (person)

Stralön

Int.

To radiate, to shine (over)

Stralön love = To radiate something

Strip

N.

Streak, stripp, srtipe, wisp