/saɡarˈmato/

Mount Everest (world's highest mountain)

/saɡitaˈrio/

Sagittarius

/sakˈsio/

/sakˈsujo/

/salˈlaɡa ˈurbo/

Salt Lake City (the capital and largest city of Utah, United States)

/saloˈmono/

/saloˈmonoi̯/

/salvaˈdoro/

El Salvador (a country in Central America)

/samarˈkando/

Samarkand (a city in Uzbekistan)

/san franˈt͡sisko/

alternative spelling of San-Francisko (“San Francisco”)

/san-franˈt͡sisko/

San Francisco (a city in the United States)

/san-pˈau̯lo/

alternative spelling of San-Francisko

/ˈsankta nikoˈlao/

/ˈsankta venˈdredo/

Good Friday

/sansˈkrito/

Sanskrit (language)

/saraˈjevo/

/sarˈdio/

Sardinia (an island and autonomous region of Italy, in the Mediterranean Sea)

/saskat͡ʃeˈvano/

/saˈtano/

Satan

/saˈturno/

/saudaraˈbio/

Saudi Arabia (a country in West Asia in the Middle East; official name: Saudarabia Reĝlando)

Savior

/saˈveno/

Samhain

/sau̯ˈeno/

Samhain

/s/, /z/, /ˈso/

The twenty-second letter of the Esperanto alphabet, called so and written in the Latin script.

/saˈbate/

on Saturdays

/saˈbato/

/ˈsabla/

sandy

/saˈblejo/

shoal

/saˈblero/

grain of sand

/ˈsablo/

sand

/sabloˈbenko/

shoal

/sablohorˈlod͡ʒo/

hourglass

/sabloˈkesto/

sandpit, sandbox

/sabloluˈdejo/

sandpit

/sabloʃˈtono/

sandstone

/sabloʃˈtormo/

sandstorm

/saboˈtado/

sabotage

/saboˈtaʒo/

the thing sabotaged

/saˈboti/

to sabotage

/saboˈtulo/

saboteur

/ˈsabro/

sabre, saber

/sat͡serˈdoto/

priest

/saˈdisma/

sadistic

/saˈdismo/

sadism

/saˈduo/

sadhu

/safaˈrii/

to go on a safari

/saˈfiro/

sapphire (gemstone)

/saˈfrano/

saffron (plant and spice)

/saˈɡat͡sa/

astute, resourceful

/saˈɡat͡se/

astutely

/saɡaˈt͡set͡so/

/saˈɡao/

saga

/saˈɡeto/

dart (weapon)

H-system spelling of saĝa

H-system spelling of saĝaj

H-system spelling of saĝajn

H-system spelling of saĝan

/ˈsaɡo/

/saˈɡuja ˈarbo/

quiver tree, kokerboom

/saˈɡujo/

quiver

X-system spelling of saĝa

X-system spelling of saĝaj

X-system spelling of saĝajn

X-system spelling of saĝan

/saˈhara/

Saharan

/ˈsaka/

baglike

/sakaˈrozo/

sucrose

/ˈsako/

sack, bag

/sakraˈmento/

sacrament

/ˈsakro/

profanity

/ˈsakso/

A Saxon.

/saksoˈfono/

saxophone

/sakˈʃalmo/

bagpipes

/sal/

abbreviation of saluton (“hello”)

/ˈsala/

salty

/saˈlado/

salting (the act of sprinkling salt)

/saˈlai̯ro/

salary, payment

/salai̯roˈtaɡo/

payday

/saˈlakvo/

salt water

/salaˈmandra/

/salaˈmandro/

salamander

/saˈlamo/

salami

/saˈlato/

salad

/ˈsaldo/

balance (difference between credit and debit of an account)

/ˈsali/

to salt

/saˈliɡi/

to make salty

/saˈlika/

willow; relating to a willow tree

/saˈliko/

willow (tree)

/saliˈkoko/

shrimp

/saˈliva/

salivary

/saˈlivi/

to salivate

/saˈlivo/

saliva, spittle

/ˈsalmo/

salmon

/ˈsalo/

salt

/saˈlono/

a living room, drawing room, parlor

/ˈsalso/

salsa

/salˈteɡi/

to bound, to leap, to make a large jump

/ˈsalti/

/ˈsalto/

jump

/saltoʃˈnuro/

skipping rope, jump rope

/saˈluti/

/salutˈkarto/

greeting card

/salutˈnomo/

login name, username

/saˈluto/

greeting

/saˈluton/

hello

/salutˈvorto/

word of greeting

/ˈsama/

/samamˈpleksa/

of the same size or scale; co-extensive

/samaˈrio/

samarium

/samaˈd͡ʒulo/

person of the same age, contemporary

/ˈsambo/

samba

/samˈbuko/

elderberry

/samˈt͡sentra/

concentric

/samdiˈrekta/

going in the same direction

/samdisˈtant͡sa/

equidistant

/ˈsame/

equally

/saˈmeo/

Sami person

/samideˈano/

/samˈjare/

in the same year

/samˈkiel/

same as

/samlanˈdano/

compatriot

/samlinˈɡvano/

one who uses the same language

/samˈloke/

at the same place

/sammaniˈere/

in the same way

/samˈnoma/

homonymous: having the same name or title

/samnoˈmulo/

namesake

/ˈsamo/

same (attributively) (the same thing)

/samoˈano/

Samoan

/samopiˈnii/

to agree

/samoˈvaro/

samovar

/samˈpio/

sampi

/samˈsaro/

alternative form of sansaro

/samsekˈsama/

same-sex-loving; homosexual; homoromantic

/samsekˈsema/

homosexual

/samsekˈsemo/

homosexuality

/samseksemuˈlino/

a lesbian (female homosexual)

/samsekseˈmulo/

a homosexual

/samˈtempa/

simultaneous

/samˈtempe/

simultaneously

/samtemˈpet͡so/

simultaneousness, simultaneity

/saˈmumo/

simoom (scorching desert wind)

/samuˈrajo/

samurai

/ˈsana/

healthy (enjoying health and vigor of body, mind, or spirit)

/sanˈdalo/

sandal

/sandˈvit͡ʃo/

sandwich (dish consisting of two or more slices of bread serving as a container for other foods)

/ˈsane/

healthily

/saˈnet͡so/

health

/ˈsanɡa/

bloody

/sanɡaˈdulto/

incest

/sanɡaˈvida/

bloodthirsty

/sanɡelˈtiri/

to bloodlet

/ˈsanɡi/

to bleed

/ˈsanɡo/

blood

/sanɡoˈmanka/

/sanɡoˈrand͡ʒo/

blood orange

/sanɡosoiˈfanta/

bloodthirsty

/sanɡotransˈfuzo/

blood transfusion

/ˈsani/

to be healthy

/saˈniɡa/

healthful, healthy (conducive to health)

/saˈniɡi/

to heal, cure

/saˈnid͡ʒi/

to heal; to recover

/sankˈt͡sio/

sanction

/ˈsankta/

holy, sacred

/ˈsankta ˈʒau̯do/

the Thursday before Easter, Holy Thursday, Maundy Thursday

/ˈsankte/

holily, sacredly

/sankˈtet͡so/

holiness, sacredness, sanctity

/sankˈtejo/

a holy place, a shrine, hallowed ground

/sanktoˈlei/

to anoint

/sankˈtulo/

saint

/ˈsano/

health

san

/sanˈsaro/

samsara

/sanˈservo/

health service, a service providing medical treatment

/sanˈtalo/

sandalwood (tropical tree of the genus Santalum)

/ˈsapo/

soap

/sapoˈnino/

saponin

/sapoˈtat͡soi̯/

Collectively, all plants of the family Sapotaceae.

/saˈpumi/

to soap (something)

/sapveˈziko/

soap bubble

/sapˈʃau̯mo/

soap lather

/sarˈdelo/

anchovy

/sarˈdino/

sardine

/sarˈkasma/

sarcastic

/sarˈkasme/

sarcastically

/sarkasˈmema/

inclined to use sarcasm, sarcastic

/sarˈkasmo/

a sarcastic remark or joke, an act of sarcasm

/sarˈkilo/

hoe

/sarkoˈfaɡo/

sarcophagus

/saronɡˈjupo/

sarong

/saskˈvat͡ʃo/

sasquatch; Bigfoot

/ˈsata/

/saˈtana/

satanic

/saˈtano/

devil

/satˈdormi/

to sleep in, to sleep out

/sateˈlita/

satellite (used attributively)

/sateˈlito/

satellite

/saˈteno/

satin

/ˈsati/

to be satiated

/saˈtira/

satirical

/saˈtiro/

satire

/saˈvano/

savanna

/savɡarˈdisto/

lifeguard

/ˈsavi/

to save, rescue

/ˈsavo/

salvation, salvage

/ˈsad͡ʒa/

wise

/ˈsad͡ʒe/

wisely

/saˈd͡ʒet͡so/

wisdom

/ˈsad͡ʒo/

wisdom, judgment, insight

/sad͡ʒteleˈfono/

smartphone

/saˈd͡ʒulo/

wise person, wise man

/ˈsau̯t͡so/

/sau̯ˈdado/

longing, nostalgia, the feeling of missing something or someone

/ˈsau̯no/

sauna

/sau̯rˈkrau̯to/

sauerkraut