ŝo
/ʃo/
noun
The name of the Latin script letter Ŝ/ŝ.
noun
Greek letter sho
ŝoforo
/ʃoˈforo/
noun
chauffeur, driver; a person employed to drive a motor car.
ŝoguno
/ʃoˈɡuno/
noun
shogun
ŝoka
/ˈʃoka/
adj
shocking
ŝoke
/ˈʃoke/
adv
shockingly
ŝoki
/ˈʃoki/
verb
to shock
ŝokiĝi
/ʃoˈkid͡ʒi/
verb
to be shocked
ŝoko
/ˈʃoko/
noun
  1. circulatory shock
  2. shock (state of disbelief)
  3. shock (sudden, heavy impact)
ŝorbeto
/ʃorˈbeto/
noun
sorbet, sherbet (frozen fruit puree)
ŝoseo
/ʃoˈseo/
noun
  1. central part of an urban street for driving (bordered by curbs)
  2. highway
ŝoveli
/ʃoˈveli/
verb
to shovel
ŝovelilo
/ʃoveˈlilo/
noun
shovel
ŝovi
/ˈʃovi/
verb
to shove, to push along
ŝovinisma
/ʃoviˈnisma/
adj
chauvinistic
ŝovinismo
/ʃoviˈnismo/
noun
chauvinism
ŝovinisto
/ʃoviˈnisto/
noun
chauvinist
ŝoĥti
/ˈʃoxti/
verb
to slaughter an animal in accordance with Jewish ritual dietary law
ŝoĥtisto
/ʃoxˈtisto/
noun
a slaughterer, especially one that slaughters animals in accordance with Jewish ritual dietary law