Star of David

/stokˈholmo/

Stockholm (the capital and largest city of Sweden)

/strasˈburɡo/

Strasbourg (the capital city of Bas-Rhin department, France; the capital city of the region of Grand Est)

/staˈbano/

staff member, employee

/staˈbejo/

headquarters

/staˈbila/

stable, steady

/ˈstablo/

workbench

/ˈstabo/

/stat͡siˈdomo/

train station, (railway) station house

/staˈt͡sio/

station (e.g. for trains or buses)

/stadiˈono/

stadium (venue where sporting events are held)

/staɡˈnado/

stagnation

/ˈstaɡni/

to stagnate

/ˈstako/

heap, stack

/stalaɡˈmito/

stalagmite

/stalakˈtito/

stalactite

/staliˈnismo/

Stalinism

/ˈstalo/

stable (building for lodging animals)

/staˈlono/

male horse, stallion

/stalˈtroɡo/

/staˈmeno/

stamen

/ˈstamfi/

to stamp one's feet out of annoyance or vexation

/ˈstant͡so/

/stanˈdardo/

standard (banner)

/ˈstando/

stall, stand (construction used during markets or expositions to sell things or present information)

/ˈstanɡo/

pole

/ˈstani/

to tin, tin-plate (to coat with tin)

/ˈstano/

tin

/ˈstaplo/

warehouse, batch

/ˈstari/

/staˈriɡi/

to put something in a vertical resting position, to stand something up

/staˈrid͡ʒi/

to stand up (put oneself in a vertical position)

to encamp, to pitch

abbreviation of estas

/ˈstati/

to be (in a condition or state)

/staˈtisti/

to play a small part

/statisˈtiko/

/staˈtivo/

stand (to hold something upright or aloft), tripod

/ˈstato/

condition, state (of being)

/staˈtuo/

statue

/staˈturo/

stature (height)

/staˈtuso/

status

/staˈtuta/

statutory

/staˈtuto/

/ˈstad͡ʒo/

internship, apprenticeship

/ˈstau̯do/

perennial

/ˈstebi/

to sew (with a sewing machine)

/stekiomeˈtrio/

stoichiometry; the study and calculation of quantitative (measurable) relationships of the reactants and products in chemical reactions

/ˈsteko/

a steak

/ˈstela/

stellar (of or relating to stars)

/stelaˈmaso/

globular cluster

/stelaˈnizo/

star anise

/steˈlaro/

/steˈleto/

/stelˈlumo/

starlight

/ˈstelo/

/steloˈfrukto/

star fruit

/stelokvinlaˈtero/

a star pentagon (5/2 star polygon)

/stenoɡraˈfio/

stenography

/stepaˈlau̯do/

calandra lark (Melanocorypha calandra)

/ˈstepo/

moor, steppe

/steˈreo-/

stereo- (solid, three-dimensional)

/stereofoˈnio/

stereophony

/stereoˈtipo/

/steˈrila/

/ˈsterki/

to fertilize with manure

/ˈsterko/

/ˈsterni/

to spread out, to stretch out, to extend (in horizontal direction)

/stetosˈkopo/

stethoscope

/stevarˈdino/

a female attendant who tends to the needs of passengers, stewardess

/steˈvardo/

an attendant who tends to the needs of passengers, steward

/sti/

abbreviation of esti (“to be”)

/stiˈbio/

synonym of antimono

/ˈstifto/

split pin

/ˈstiɡmo/

/ˈstilo/

style (particular manner of creating, doing, or presenting something)

/stimuˈlado/

stimulation

stimulant (singular present nominal active participle of stimuli)

/stimuˈlaʒo/

stimulant

/stiˈmuli/

to stimulate

/stimuˈlilo/

a device that stimulates; a stimulator

/stiˈmulo/

stimulation

/ˈstinka/

malodorous, smelly

/ˈstiri/

to steer (a vehicle)

/ˈstirpo/

stirps, a branch of a family

/stirˈrado/

steering wheel

abbreviation of estis

/ˈstoki/

to stock

/ˈstoko/

stock

/stoˈmako/

stomach

abbreviation of estos

/ˈstrabe/

askance

/ˈstrabi/

/straˈbismo/

strabismus, a defect of vision

/ˈstrando/

strand, beach

/ˈstranɡa/

strange, odd, peculiar

/ˈstranɡe/

strangely

/stranˈɡet͡so/

strangeness

/stranˈɡoli/

to strangle

/stranˈɡulo/

A strange, odd, or eccentric person; a crackpot, a crank.

/stratanˈɡulo/

street corner

/strateˈɡia/

strategic

/strateˈɡie/

strategically

/strateˈɡio/

strategy

/straˈteto/

alley

/ˈstrato/

street

/stratosˈfero/

stratosphere

/ˈstrebi/

to strive, make an effort

/ˈstrebo/

effort

/streˈketo/

hyphen

/ˈstreko/

/ˈstreta/

narrow

/ˈstret͡ʃe/

tensely

/ˈstret͡ʃi/

/ˈstrida/

shrill, strident

/ˈstridi/

to shrill

/ˈstriɡa/

strigine, relating to owls

/ˈstriɡli/

To groom a horse; to curry.

/striˈɡlilo/

A comb or brush used to groom horses; currycomb, strigil.

/ˈstriɡo/

owl

/ˈstrii/

to stripe

/ˈstriki/

to strike (stop working, go on strike)

/strikˈnino/

strychnine

/ˈstriko/

strike (work stoppage)

/striˈkodo/

barcode

/ˈstrikta/

strict, tight

/striktaˈsent͡se/

in a strict sense, strictly speaking

/ˈstrio/

stripe (long straight region of a colour)

/striptiˈzejo/

strip club, gentlemen's club (US) (establishment offering striptease or erotic dancing)

/stripˈtizo/

striptease

/stroˈbilo/

pinecone; cone, strobilus (seed-bearing cone of a pine tree)

/ˈstrofo/

verse

/stronˈt͡sio/

strontium

/struˈdelo/

strudel

/strukˈturo/

structure

/ˈstruto/

ostrich

abbreviation of estu

/ˈstut͡si/

to prune, cut back

/stuˈdado/

study (act of studying)

/stuˈdento/

student

/ˈstudi/

to study (a subject, course, language, etc.)

/stuˈdio/

studio (artist's workshop, recording studio, one-room apartment, etc.)

/ˈstudo/

study (act of studying)

/studobˈjekto/

field of study, subject

/stuˈfaʒo/

stew

/stuˈkat͡ʃo/

informer, snitch, stooge, dobber, grass

/ˈstuki/

to stucco

/ˈstuko/

stucco

/ˈstulta/

/stulˈtaʒo/

/ˈstulte/

foolishly, stupidly

/ˈstulti/

to be foolish, stupid

/stulˈtulo/

/stulˈtumi/

to play the fool

/ˈstumpo/

stump

/ˈstupo/

tow, oakum ("bundle of fibers")

/ˈstupro/

rape (sexual assault)

/ˈsturno/

starling

abbreviation of estus