English Lingua Franca Nova Dictionary

-ship [added to an adjective or
noun: quality or state of being
(felisia) -ia (suf)
shipment carga (n)
shipwreck barcon ruinada (n)
shipwrecked perdeda a mar (a)
shipyard barconeria (n)
shire contia (n)
shirt camisa (n)
shish kebab xixcebab (n)
shit (inf: dung) merda (n), merdi (vt),
txa (interj)
shiver trema (vi)
shock ofende (vt), xoca (n), xoca (vt)
shock absorber amortador (n),
paraxoca (n)
shocked xocada (a)
shocking xocante (a)
shockproof antixoca (a)
shoe sapato (n)
shoebill (bird: spe Balaeniceps
rex) becosapatin (comp) (n)
shoehorn liscasapato (n)
shoelace cordeta (n)
shoemaker sapator (n)
shoe polish briliasapato (n)
shoe shop sapateria (n)
shogi (Japanese chess) xogi (n)
shogun xogun (n)
shoji (rice paper screen) xoji (n)
shoot fusili (vt), xuta (vt)
shoot down tira a tera (v)
shooter xutor (n)
shooting fusili (n)
shooting star stela volante (n)
shop boteca (n), compra (vt)
shopkeeper botecor (n)
shopper compror (n)
shopping cart careta de compra (n)
shopping centre sentro comersial
(n)
shopping mall sentro comersial (n)
shopping spree compra manica (n)
shopping trolley careta de compra
(n)
shop steward portavose de sindicato
(n)
shore costa (n), plaia (n), riva (n)
short (height) basa (a), corta (a)
shortage manca (n)
short circuit sircuito corta (n)
shortcut via rapida (n)
shortcut key tecla rapida (n)
shorten corti (vi, vt)
shorter plu basa (a)
shortfall manca (n)
shorties slip de anca (n)
shortly pronto (adv)
short pants (pair of) pantala (n)
shorts pantala (n), pantaleta (n)
short-sighted miope (a)
short-sightedness miopia (n)
short stocking calseta (n)
short story nareta (n)
short-term memory memoria de
dura corta (n)
short trousers pantala (n)
shot foto (n), xuta (n), xutada (n)
shotgun fusil de xasa (n)
should debe (vt)
shoulder spala (n)
shoulderblade oso de spala (n),
scapula (n)
shoulder strap (one of pair) bretela
(n)
shout cria (n), cria (vt)
shove puxa (n), puxa (vt)
shovel (snow, soil, etc) move (vi, vt),
pala (n)
show estravagante (n), gala (n),
mostra (vt)
show and tell mostra e dise (v, n)
show a video mostra un video (v)
showboat barco teatral (n)
shower dux (n), duxi (vt)
shower cubicle dux (n), stala de dux
(n)
showerhead boceta (n)
shower stall dux (n), stala de dux (n)
showing initiative automotivada (a)
shown mostrada (a)
show off ostenta (vt)
show on television televisa (vt)
showroom galeria (n)
show up apare (vi)
shrapnel fratos (n)
shred trinxa (vt, n)
shredder trinxador (n)
shrew fem odiosa (n), musarania (n)
shrewd astuta (a)
shriek xilia (vt, n)
shrieking xiliante (a)
shrike (bird: fam Laniidae) lanio (n)
shrill xiliante (a)
shrimp gamba (n)
shrine santeria (n)
shrink acrupi temosa (v), diminui (vi,
vt), peti (vi)
shrinking diminuinte (a)
shrivel plieta (v)
shriveled plietosa (a)
shroud veli (vt)
shrub arboreta (n)
shrug leva de spalas (n), leva se
spalas (v)
shudder trema (vi)
shuffle (mix the order of) misca (vt),
pantofli (vt)
shuffle along tira se pedes (n)
shun evita (vt)
shut clui (vi, vt), cluida (a)
shut in enclui (vt)
shutter (camera) cluador (n),
covrefenetra (n)
shutterbug fotomanica (n)
shutter priority (photography) primia
de relasador (n)
shutter release (camera) relasador
(n)
shuttle (weaving) naveta (n)
shuttle diplomacy diplomatia
navetal (n)
shut up (impolite) clui la boca, silenti
(vi)
shy timida (a)
shyness timidia (n)
Siberia Sibir (n)
Siberian sibirsce (a, n)
sibilant sisante (a), sisante (n)
sibling conaseda (n)
sic tal (adv)
Sicilian (person, language) sisilian
(a, n)
Sicily Sisilia (n)
sick malada (a)
sicken maladi (vi)
sickle falxeta (n)
sickness maladia (n)
side ladal (a), lado (n)
sidebar panel a lado (n)
sideboard (for displaying and storing
dishes) comoda de cosina (n)
sideboards capeletas de jena (n)
side by side con lado a lado (a, adv),
la un asta la otra (adv)
side effect resulta ladal (n)
sideloader caro de leva (n)
side street (city) stradeta (n)
side table table ladal (n)
sideview vista ladal (n)
sidewalk paseria (v)
sideways ladal fasante (a)
sideways on ladal fasante (a)
siege aseja (n)
siemens (measure) simense (n)
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