Jorai-English Dictionary
Jorai-English Dictionary · Tơlơi Jrai – English
Words beginning with S
73 entriesSa
(PAN: əsa 'one', PC: sa 'one'). Numeral.
One; a, an.
Sabaktani
Noun.
Aramaic word: you have forsaken me (lama sabaktani).
Saƀat
Noun.
Sabbath (hrơi Saƀat: the Sabbath day).
Sah
Adjective.
Used in pơdrŏng sah: rich, wealthy.
Sai
Verb.
To sow (sai pơjeh: to sow seed); črŏng sai: to plan, to plot.
Sakel
Noun.
Shekel (a weight; a silver coin).
Samong
Noun.
Channel, conduit (samong ia: water channel).
Samô
Noun.
Used in aseh samô: camel.
Samơ̆
Conjunction.
But, however.
San
Verb.
Used in sŭk san: to press, to pester, to nag.
Sang
(PC: sa:ŋ 'house'). Noun.
House, home; sang kơkuh pơpŭ: temple; sang khăn: tent.
Sapăn
(PC: sa-lapan). Numeral.
Eight.
Saphir
Noun.
Sapphire (precious stone).
Saphirơ
Noun.
Sapphire.
Sar
Noun.
A unit of money, a mina (sa sar prăk).
Sardôn
Noun.
Sardius, carnelian (a red precious stone).
Sat
(PMP: zaqat 'bad, evil; ugly', PC: jəhaːt 'bad, wicked'). Adjective.
Bad, evil, wicked (sat ƀai).
Satan
Noun.
Satan, the devil.
Săk
Noun.
Woof, weft (in weaving) (mrai săk: warp and woof).
Săl
Verb.
To slander, to speak evil of.
Săm
Noun.
Used in hlŭng săm: stomach, inner parts.
Săp
Noun.
Used in pơtrŭn săp: decree, royal order.
Săr
Verb.
To stir up, to fan (a fire).
Săt
Adjective.
Fresh, green (săt mơtah).
Sek
Verb.
To slip away, to slip through (a crowd).
Sel
Adverb.
Used in soh sel: all, entirely (emphasis).
Selah
Particle.
Selah (a word in the Psalms, likely a musical pause).
Sem
Verb.
Used in hơduah sem: to seek, to search for.
Sen
Noun.
Oak, terebinth (kơyâo sen).
Sentimet
Noun.
Centimeter (unit of length).
Sĕr
Noun.
Spoon, ladle.
Sêdar
Noun.
Cedar (kơyâo sêdar: cedar tree).
Sêkel
Noun.
Shekel (unit of weight and money).
Sêng
Verb.
To stagger, to reel (sêng rêng); sêng brêng: dim light, dawn.
Sêraphim
Noun.
Seraphim, winged heavenly beings.
Siăng
Adjective.
Fresh, green (not dried).
Sibôlet
Noun.
Shibboleth (the test word).
Sikamôr
Noun.
Sycamore (fig tree).
Simăng
Noun.
Cement, mortar.
Sir
Verb.
To close up, to close over (sir glaĭ).