abbreviation of suduesto (“southwest”)

SUV

initialism of Sporta Utiligebla Veturilo; SUV

South Africa (a country in Southern Africa)

Sud-Ameriko

/sud-ameˈriko/

Sud-Holando

/sud-hoˈlando/

South Holland (a province of the Netherlands)

South Korea (a country in East Asia, comprising the southern part of the Korean Peninsula)

South Sudan (a country in East Africa, formerly the southern part of Sudan)

Suda Aŭstralio

/ˈsuda awstraˈlio/

South Australia (a state of Australia, located in the central southern part of the continent; a former British colony until 1901)

Suda Dakoto

/ˈsuda daˈkoto/

South Dakota (a state in the Upper Midwest region of the United States)

Suda Holando

/ˈsuda hoˈlando/

South Holland (a province of the Netherlands)

Suda Karolino

/ˈsuda karoˈlino/

South Carolina (a state of the United States)

Suda Oceano

/ˈsuda ot͡seˈano/

Suda Taravo

/ˈsuda taˈravo/

South Tarawa (the capital city of Kiribati)

alternative form of Sud-Ameriko: South America (the continent forming the southern part of the Americas)

Sudan (a country in North Africa and East Africa)

Sudĉina Maro

/sudˈt͡ʃina ˈmaro/

South China Sea

Sumer (a historical region occupied by the earliest known ancient civilization of the ancient Near East (4th to 3rd millennia BC), located in lower Mesopotamia in modern southern Iraq)

Sunjo

a diminutive of the female given name Susano (equivalent to English Sue), or of any other female name that starts with Su.

Finland (a country in Northern Europe)

Suriname (a country in South America)

a female given name from Hebrew, equivalent to English Susan

sub

suba

lower, underlying

underwater; submarine; subaquatic

/subakˈvid͡ʒi/

to submerge beneath water, sink

subaĉetado

/subat͡ʃeˈtado/

/subaˈt͡ʃeti/

/subˈt͡sentro/

sube

underneath, below

suben

underneath, below

subgroup
subgroup (group within a group)

to set (of a heavenly body) (to disappear below the horizon)

set (the disappearance of a heavenly body below the horizon)

subjunktiva

/subjunkˈtiva/

subjunktivo

/subjunkˈtivo/

/subˈmai̯stro/

submarŝipo

/submarˈʃipo/

subo

bottom, lower part

to oppress, repress, suppress

/subˈpremo/, /supˈpremo/

/subreɡiˈono/

subring (algebraic structure)

/subspeˈt͡sio/

/subsˈtant͡so/

substantivo

/substanˈtivo/

noun, substantive

/subsurˈfat͡sa/

subsurface, below the surface

/subsurˈfat͡se/

subsurfacely, below the surface

subtegmento

/subteɡˈmento/

subtitle (heading below a title)

to support, encourage

subterfervojo

/subterferˈvojo/

underground railway, underground, subway

clipping of subterfervojo (“underground railway, underground, subway”)

fine (made up of small particles)
subtle

subtitle (textual versions of the dialog in films)

/subvenˈt͡sio/

subsidy, subvention

subvestaĵo

/subvesˈtaʒo/

undergarment, item of underwear

undergarment, item of underwear
underwear

clipping of subterfervojo (“underground railway, underground, subway”)

/subt͡ʃeˈmizo/

province or state of a federation

H-system spelling of suĉas

suchi

H-system spelling of suĉi

H-system spelling of suĉis

H-system spelling of suĉos

suchu

H-system spelling of suĉu

H-system spelling of suĉus

X-system spelling of suĉas

sucxi

X-system spelling of suĉi

X-system spelling of suĉis

X-system spelling of suĉos

sucxu

X-system spelling of suĉu

X-system spelling of suĉus

sud-amerika

/sud-ameˈrika/

suda

sude

suden

southward, southwards

sudo

sudokcidenta

/sudokt͡siˈdenta/

sudokcidento

/sudokt͡siˈdento/

to endure, to bear, to put up with, to suffer, to sustain

suffix (letters or sounds added at the end of a word to modify the word's meaning)

rhyming by using the same suffix on two or more words.

enough, sufficient

rather, fairly, reasonably, pretty
sufficiently, adequately

/sufiˈt͡ʃeɡa/

/sufiˈt͡ʃeɡi/

/sufiˈt͡ʃeɡo/

to prompt, to whisper

to suffocate, choke (someone or something)

/sufoˈkid͡ʒi/

to suffocate, choke

to succeed (be successful)

sweet (sugary confection)

droplet of juice

suko

sulfide, sulphide

sulfura dioksido

/sulˈfura diokˈsido/

/sulˈkid͡ʒi/

sulko

furrow
furrow, wrinkle
sulcus

sulo

booby (tropical seabird)

sume

sumo

sumo wrestler; rikishi

sumoo

sumo (form of wrestling)

suna

solar, of the sun

suna eklipso

/ˈsuna eˈklipso/

suna energio

/ˈsuna enerˈɡio/

/ˈsuna ˈvento/

solar wind (outflow of charged particles from the solar corona into space)

/sunenerˈɡio/

Pertaining to sunflowers.

H-system spelling of sunleviĝo

sunlevighoj

H-system spelling of sunleviĝoj

sunlevighojn

H-system spelling of sunleviĝojn

sunlevighon

H-system spelling of sunleviĝon

X-system spelling of sunleviĝo

sunlevigxoj

X-system spelling of sunleviĝoj

sunlevigxojn

X-system spelling of sunleviĝojn

sunlevigxon

X-system spelling of sunleviĝon

/sunleˈvid͡ʒo/

suno

ray of sunlight, sunbeam

suoma

Finnish (of or relating to Finland, the Finnish people, or the Finnish language)
clipping of la suoma lingvo (“the Finnish language”)

suomlingvano

/suomlinˈɡvano/

one who uses the Finnish language

suomo

super

super-, over-, hyper-

superabunda

/superaˈbunda/

lush, luxuriant

superabundi

/superaˈbundi/

to superabound, be superabundant

to flood, deluge

superb, wonderful

superbazaro

/superbaˈzaro/

superbordiĝi

/superborˈdid͡ʒi/

To flow over the brim of (a container); to spill, overflow.

/supeˈret͡so/

superfluous, redundant, unnecessary

abound, be abundant
overflow

be superfluous, be redundant, be unnecessary

to overpower, overcome

to exceed, surpass

supernatura

/supernaˈtura/

superrealismo

/superreaˈlismo/

surrealism (artistic movement and aesthetic philosophy)

superrigardo

/superriˈɡardo/

superstiĉa

/supersˈtit͡ʃa/

superstiĉe

/supersˈtit͡ʃe/

superstitiously

superstiĉo

/supersˈtit͡ʃo/

coveralls, boiler suit, overalls

dominant
superior

superverŝi

/superˈverʃi/

To pour an excessive amount; to overpour, flood.

outer clothing
overgarment, outer garment, item of outer clothing

to overwhelm, to shower

tablespoon (a large spoon, used for eating food)
tablespoon (a unit of measure) usually equal to 15 ml

supo

supra

supra makzelo

/ˈsupra makˈzelo/

supre

above, upstairs

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

to go up, ascend, climb

suprenjhetas

H-system spelling of suprenĵetas

suprenjheti

H-system spelling of suprenĵeti

suprenjhetis

H-system spelling of suprenĵetis

suprenjhetos

H-system spelling of suprenĵetos

suprenjhetu

H-system spelling of suprenĵetu

suprenjhetus

H-system spelling of suprenĵetus

suprenjxetas

X-system spelling of suprenĵetas

suprenjxeti

X-system spelling of suprenĵeti

suprenjxetis

X-system spelling of suprenĵetis

suprenjxetos

X-system spelling of suprenĵetos

suprenjxetu

X-system spelling of suprenĵetu

suprenjxetus

X-system spelling of suprenĵetus

to raise, lift up

suprenrigardi

/suprenriˈɡardi/

to look upwards

suprenstreko

/suprensˈtreko/

suprenĵeti

/suprenˈʒeti/

to propel upwards (towards the surface)

supro

sur

on, upon
onto

sur-

on the basis of, on grounds of

/surˈt͡sentro/

surda

deaf, hard of hearing

alternative form of surdmuta (“deaf-mute”)

surdamutulo

/surdamuˈtulo/

alternative form of surdmutulo (“deaf-mute”)

surde

surface (attributive)

surfaca areo

surface (of something)

surfi

to surf (on waves, wind, ice)

surgenuiĝo

/surɡenuˈid͡ʒo/

to have on, to wear

meerkat, suricate (small mongoose, Suricata suricatta)

to put on (e.g. clothing on oneself)

suro

to take on, to take responsibility for
to take something and put it on

foreground print/image/impression (e.g., on a T-shirt, envelope, flag, etc.)

earthly, on earth

/surteˈrid͡ʒi/

to wear, have on

on the way, en route

Surzhyk (interlanguage comprised of mixed Ukrainian and Russian elements)

/surˈʃard͡ʒi/

to load upon, onto something

aboard (on a ship)

surŝultrigi

/surʃulˈtriɡi/

to shoulder (a burden)
to shoulder (an object)

suspektinda

/suspekˈtinda/

suspense (unpleasant emotion of anxiety or apprehension)

suspensorio

/suspensoˈrio/

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

sigh (act of sighing)

A murmuring or blowing sound.

to rustle, burble

/suvereˈnet͡so/

suĉi

pacifier (for a baby)

/sut͡ʃˈkloʃo/

plunger (device used to unclog drains)