A Ă B C D E Ě F G H I J K L M N O P R S Ş T U Ü V Y Z Ş şak, şakă this;
şakăn pek such, such a, similar
şaklan to hang itself onto, affix
şamrăk young, youth;
şamrăkla from youth;
şap-şamrăk extremely young
şantalăk weather
şap to strike, hit, fight, beat;
avăn şap to thresh;
şapăş to struggle, fight;
şapăşu a struggle, battle, fight
şapah but, however, still, yet:
şapla such, thus, how, the
şap- intensifying prefix for words in ş-;
şap-şută extremelj light (in color);
şap-şamrăk very young
şar army, troops
şara bare, bald, naked, empty
şatan wattle fence
şav, şavă that (not too distant);
şav teri quite, to such a degree;
şavăn chuhlĕ so much, such an amount;
şavăn pek such a, similar;
şavănpa (vara) since, for this reason;
şavănta to there
şavăr to turn, roll;
şavărăn to turn about, turn around;
şavrănakan in circumference
şavărsa il to master
şăka linden
şăkăr bread
şăltăr star, planet; constellation
şămăl light, easy;
şămăllăn slightly, easily
şămăr =
şumăr rain
şăra thick, dense
şăv see
şu to wash; to rain;
şăvăn to wash oneself
şăvar mouth
şe see
şeş şekĕl hook, hitch
şemĕn postposition by means of, to the degree that
şemşe soft;
şemşelen to grow soft, weak
şemje (Russ.) family, household
şerşi sparrow
şeş only, merely;
şeş mar not only
şeşen-hir the steppe
şĕkle to lift, raise, surge; şĕklem burden
şĕlen snake, serpent
şĕlĕk hat, cap
şĕmĕr to destroy, ruin;
şĕmĕrĕl to break, smash, shatter
şĕnĕ new;
şĕnĕlet to renew, rebuild
şĕnter to win, be victorious
Şĕpĕr Siberia
şĕr I land, country, soil, plot
şĕr II night
şĕr III hundred
şĕr IV rotten
şĕrĕ ring
şĕrĕk rotten, spoiled
şĕrshyv land, country
şĕrulmi potatoes
şi I top surface
postposition on, top;
şinche on, on top
şi II to eat
şimĕl since
şich, şichĕ, şicchĕ seven
şil wind
şil to become angrj;
şillen to become angrj
şime, şimĕş food, repast, meal, dish
şinche see
şi şinşe thin, fine, narrow
şirĕm twenty;
şirĕmmĕsh twentieth
şirĕp strong, firm, hard;
şirĕplet to strengthen, to approve, to prove
şişĕm lightning
şit to arrive, to rach, get to, succeed, suffice; reach, attain
şitĕn to grow up
şiter to feed, cause to eat
şitmĕl seventy
şivĕch sharp
şivĕt braid
şilăh sin
şyn man, human
şypăş to stick
şypăş to affiks, to stick, to glue
şyr to write
şyrkala to write a bit
şyrtar to have write, to cause to write
şyru thing written, letter;
şyrulăh written language, script;
şyran shore, bank
şyrla berry
şyrma ravine, gorge
şyvăr to sleep
şyvăh near, in the vicinity of;
şyvhar to approach
şyh to bind, tie;
şyhăn- to fasten oneself
şu I oil, grease; butter; summer
şu II (şăv-) to wash; to fall (of rain)
şuk there is not, there are not, there does not exist;
şuk-şyn a man who has nothing
şul I road, highway, path
şul II year
şul III to mow
şulşă leaf, sheet, list
şul-jĕr highway
şulşüren traveller
şultalăk jear
şum side
postposition along, beside, towards, at, near;
şuma-şumăn side by side
şum weed;
şum-kurăk weed;
şumlă weedy, weedgrown
şumăr rain
şun to burn (intransitive);
şuntar to burn (transitive), to cause to burn
şunashka sled, sleigh;
şuna sled, sleigh
şunat wing
şup to clap, strike, strike together, box
şur I spring;
şurkunne in the springtime
şur II to split
şural to be born;
şurat to bear, give birth to
şură I,
şur half
şură II baby of a mammal animal
şurla I sickle
şurla II give birth
(mammal animals) şurşĕr north
şurt house, residence
şurutrav peninsula
şută light, visible, clear, bright
şutal to dawn, get light
şut to lighten
şutĕş education, enlightenment
şuha collar
şül, şüllĕ tall, high;
şülĕsh height; şülti heavenlj, pertaining to on high;
şülelle upwards
şüre to go, wander, travel, visit;
şürekele to walk a bit;
şüreni going, the going
şüş hair
şühe thin, narrow