/somaˈlio/

Somalia (a country in East Africa, in the Horn of Africa)

/sovetuˈnio/

Soviet Union (a former transcontinental country in Europe and Asia (1922–1991), now split into Russia and fourteen other countries)

/so/

The name of the Latin script letter S/s.

/sob/

down, downwards (direction to the center of the Earth)

/ˈsobra/

sober

/soˈbrema/

abstemious

/soˈt͡sia/

social, societal

/sot͡siˈala/

social

/sot͡sialdemokraˈtio/

social democracy

/sot͡siaˈlisma/

socialist, socialistic (of, pertaining to, or related to socialism)

/sot͡siaˈlismo/

socialism

/sot͡siaˈlisto/

socialist

/soˈt͡sie/

socially

/sot͡siˈeto/

dated form of socio

/soˈt͡sio/

society

/sot͡sioloˈɡio/

sociology

/sot͡sipoliˈtika/

sociopolitical

/ˈsodo/

soda pop

/ˈsofo/

sofa, couch

/softˈvaro/

software

/soˈifi/

/soˈifo/

thirst

/soi̯ˈfabo/

soybean

/soi̯kaˈzeo/

tofu

/soi̯ˈlakto/

soy milk (beverage made from soybeans)

/ˈsoi̯lo/

sill, threshold (bottom-most part of a doorway)

/ˈsojo/

soy sauce

/ˈsoklo/

pedestal, base, plinth, socle

/ˈsola/

lone, alone, only, sole

/solaˈnino/

solanine

/soˈlano/

nightshade

/solˈdado/

misspelling of soldato

/soldaˈtejo/

barracks

/solˈdati/

to soldier

/soldaˈtiɡi/

to draft; to conscript

/soldaˈtid͡ʒi/

to enlist (in the military), to join (the army, navy, etc.)

/solˈdato/

soldier

/ˈsoldo/

military pay

/solˈdulo/

mercenary; soldier of fortune

/ˈsole/

solely

/soˈlet͡sa/

lonely

/soˈlet͡so/

/soˈlena/

ceremonious, solemn, ceremonial

/soˈlene/

solemnly

/soleˈnejo/

assembly hall, function hall ("place for ceremonies and parties")

/soˈleno/

ceremony, solemn occasion

/solenoˈido/

solenoid

/soˈleo/

sole (flatfish)

/soˈlida/

solid

/soˈlida anˈɡulo/

solid angle

/soliˈdet͡so/

solidity

/soˈlido/

solid

/soˈlisto/

soloist

/ˈsolo/

/solˈreɡo/

autocracy

/solsˈtit͡so/

solstice

/solˈvenda/

required to be solved, which must be solved, having to be solved

/ˈsolvi/

/ˈsolvo/

solution

/ˈsombra/

sombre, melancholic

/soˈmera/

summer; of or relating to summer

/somerˈdomo/

summerhouse

/soˈmero/

summer

/somnambuˈlismo/

sleepwalking

/somnamˈbulo/

sleepwalker, somnambulist

/sonapaˈrato/

sound system, stereo system

/soˈnaro/

sonar

/soˈnato/

sonata

/ˈsondi/

to fathom, to sound

/sonˈdilo/

/ˈsondo/

poll, survey (study)

/soˈneto/

sonnet

/ˈsoni/

/soˈniɡi/

to cause (something) to make noise

/soniˈmito/

onomatopoeia

/ˈsono/

sound

/sonoˈranto/

sonorant

/soˈnori/

to ring

/sonoˈriɡi/

to ring

/sonorilˈmuro/

bell gable

/sonoˈrilo/

bell (percussive instrument)

/sonorilˈturo/

bell tower

/sonˈd͡ʒat͡ʃo/

nightmare

/ˈsond͡ʒi/

to dream

/ˈsond͡ʒo/

dream

/soˈpiri/

to long for, yearn for

/soˈpiro/

longing

/sopirˈd͡ʒemi/

synonym of suspiri (“to sigh”) (to inhale a larger quantity of air than usual, and immediately expel it)

/sor/

up, upwards (direction away from the center of the Earth)

/ˈsorbi/

to absorb

/sorˈbiɡi/

to cause to absorb

/ˈsorbo/

absorption

/ˈsorɡo/

sorghum

/ˈsori/

to soar, to fly up, to float above

/soˈriko/

shrew

/ˈsorto/

/ˈsort͡ʃa/

/sorˈt͡ʃado/

witchcraft, wizardry

/sorˈt͡ʃarto/

sorcery, witchcraft, spellcraft

/sort͡ʃbasˈtono/

magic wand

/ˈsort͡ʃi/

to cast a magic spell on, bewitch, enchant

/sort͡ʃisˈtino/

witch, sorceress

/sorˈt͡ʃisto/

sorcerer, warlock, wizard, magician

/sort͡ʃkaˈdavro/

zombie

/ˈsort͡ʃo/

a magic spell

/soˈula/

relating or pertaining to soul music

/soˈulo/

soul music

/soˈvad͡ʒa/

wild, savage, ferocious

/soˈvad͡ʒa ˈkato/

wildcat

/soˈvad͡ʒe/

savagely, wildly, ferociously

/sovaˈd͡ʒet͡so/

savagery

/sovaˈd͡ʒejo/

wilderness (uncultivated and unsettled land in its natural state)

/soˈvad͡ʒi/

To act or affect brutally.

/soveˈtia/

Soviet

/sovˈxozo/

sovkhoz

/ˈsozo/

The name of the Latin script letter ẞ/ß, called eszett in English.