studious: studi-ema (cf. diligenta; atenc-ema; pen-anta); -ness: studi-em-eso.
study: studiar; (deeply) par-studiar; (cf. exercar su; penar por; laborar por, pri; aplikar su; explorar.
study: (act) studi-(ad)o; (result, also in painting) -uro; (subject studied) -ajo; (preliminary s.) pre-studi-o, -uro; (room) studi-eyo, -chambro, -kabin-(et)o.
stuff: (fill) plen-(eg)-igar, -eskar; (with wool, wadding) bur-izar; polster-izar; (in cooking) fars-izar; (s. up a hole, a bottle, etc.) stopar; (the nose) nazo-stopar; (the stomach) plen-(eg)igar, saturar.
stuff: (fabric) stofo; (cf. tex-uro); (material) materio; (nonsense) sen-senc-ajo; -ing: (in cooking) farso; (wadding) buro, polstero.
stuffy: kun odoro di kloz-eso, male aer-iz-ita, sufok-iva.
stultify: stult-igar, fol-igar; igar rid-inda; febl-igar; (a judgement) nihil-igar, -eskar; (neutralize) neutr-igar.
stumble: (intr.) fal-etar; (butt against) (pedo-)butar (sur, kontre ulo); (make a mis-step) mis-pazar; (err) erorar, kulpar, faliar; (hestiate) hezitar (pri); s. upon: rekontrar o trovar hazarde; (n.) mis-pazo; fal-eto; hezito; -ling block: but-stono, -ig-ilo.
stump: (shade, shadow) estompar.
stump: (of a tree, limb, tooth, cabbage, etc.) stumpo; (in drawing) estomp-ilo; (at cricket) gicheto; s. speaker: populara diskurs-ero od orator-(ach)o; -y: grosa e kurta; (full of s.s) stump-oza.
stun: aturdar (cf. surd-igar; sen-konci-igar); -ning: (fig.) splendida, bel-ega; (stylish) chika.
stunt: (the growth of) stuntar.
stunt: (remarkable feat) prod-ajo.
stupefaction: (med.) stuporo; (astonishment) aston-eg-eso.
stupefy: (med. and fig.) stupor-igar, -eskar (cf. aston-egar; stupid-igar; torpor-igar; narkot-igar; langor-igar); -ing: stupor-ig-anta, -ig-iva (cf. trancar).
stupendous: kolos-ala, -atra; aston-eg-anta; mirakl-oza, -atra; marvel-oza, -atra.
stupid: (foolish) stupida (cf. stulta); s. thing or act: -ajo; s. person: -(ul)o; -ity: (state) -eso; (state of stupor) stuporo.
stupor: (med.) stuporo.
sturdy: forta, vigor-oza; sentima.
sturgeon: (common) sturgo; great s.: esturjono.
stutter: (from natural defect) stoterar (tr., intr.); (as an infant or from fear; stammer) balbutar.
sty(e): (pigsty) porko-stablo; (-fako); (on eye) horde-grano.
style: (be called) nom-esar, havar nomo o titulo; (give name to) nom-izar, titul-izar.
style: (lit., artistic) stilo; (cf. diciono); (cut of clothes, etc.) fasono; (fashion, passing usage) modo; (manner) maniero; (title) titulo, nomo; (bot. and writing instr.) stilo; in s.: segun la modo, segun moda; to live in grand s.: vivar lux-oze; s. of life: speco o maniero di vivo; latest s.: (fashion) lasta modo; to put on s.: havar afektac-ata manieri; the s. of Dryden: la stilo di Dryden; in the French s.: segun la Franca (s.); -ish: (fashionable) segun-moda; eleganta; -list: stil-isto.
stylet: (probe) stileto.
stylistics: stilistiko.
stylobate: stilobato.
styloid: stiloida.
styptic: stiptika, astrikt-iva, -ivo.
suave: dolc-ega, -acha; komplez-anta, -ema; -vity: dolc-eg-eso, polit-eg-eso, komplez-em-eso.
sub-: (prefix) sub-.
subaltern: (milit. and fig.) subaltern-a, -(ul)o; (subordinate) subordin-ita, -ito.
sub-contractor: sub-entraprez-isto.
sub-deacon: sub-diakono.
sub-delegate: sub-deleg-ar; -ato, -ito.
sub-director: sub-direkt-anto, -ero, -isto.
subdivide: subdivid-ar, (passive) -esar.
subdue: domtar (cf. vinkar, konquestar, sklav-igar, represar; submisar); (a sound, colo(u)r) amortisar; s.ed light: mi-lumo; in a s.ed tone: ne-lauta tono.
sub-inspector: sub-inspekt-isto, -ero.
subject: (subjugate) submisar (ulu, ad); (a judgement, an examination) prizentar (ulo ad ulu); (compel) koaktar; to s. oneself to: expoz-esar ad; (undergo) subisar.
subject: (grammatical) subjekto; (object) objekto; (theme) temo; (person ruled over) regn-ato, submis-ito; (motif) motivo; s. of conversation: konverso-temo; s. to: (cf. suffixes -ema, -iva); (on condition that) kondicione ke.
subjection: submis-eso, subordin-eso.
subjective: subjekt-ala; -ivity: -al-eso.
subjoin: ad-, sub-juntar.
subjugate: vinkar, submisar, konquestar, sklav-igar, domtar.
subjunctive: subjuntiv-a, -o.
sublet: (lease out) sub-lugar; (by tennant) sub-lokacar.
sub-lieutenant: sub-lietnanto.
sublimate: (chem.) sublim-ar; (n.) -ato.
sublime: sublima; -ity: (quality) -eso, (object) -ajo.
sub-manager: sub-direkt-isto, -ero, -anto; sub-jer-isto.
submarine: sub-mara (navo, e.c.); submerso-navo.
submerge: (completely) submersar, (partly) imersar; plunj-igar (ulo) en aquo.
submission: (putting under) submis-(ad)o; (state of subjection) -eso; (obedience) obedi-(ad)o; (making a tender) submisiono.
submissive: obediema, ced-ema; rezign-inta; (subdued) submis-ita.
submit: (yield) submisar su, cedar; (tender for contract) submisionar; (present) prizentar; (undergo) subisar; (suggest) sugestar; (subordinate) subordinar.
sub-normal: sub-norma.
sub-officer: sub-oficiro.
subordinate: subordinar, -ita, -ito; -tion: -(ad)o, -eso.
suborn: subornar.
subpoena: sumn-ar, -o (leg-ala); asignar, -o.
subreption: subrepto.
subrogation: subrogo.
subscribe: (consent) asentar; (append signature) signatar, (write under) sub-skribar; (contribute) suskriptar; (for a periodical) abonar.
subscriber: (giver of donation) suskript-anto, -into, -ero; (to a periodical) abon-anto, -into; (signer) signat-anto, -into.
subscription: (act, amount of contribution) suskript-o, -ajo; (to a periodical) abono; (signature) signat-uro; cost of s.: abon-preco.
subsequent: posa, sequanta; suced-anta; (in space) dopa.
subserve: (tr., intr.) servar, helpar, esar utila (por, ad), kun-laborar.
subservient: utila, subordin-ita; to make s.: igar servar, util-igar, uzar.
subside: (intr.) falar, decensar, depresesar, bas-eskar, sinkar; (die down) tranquil-eskar, kalm-eskar; the river s.s: la rivero bas-eskas; the building s.s: la konstrukturo sinkas; the temperature s.s: la temperaturo decensas; the storm s.d: la tempesto kalm-eskis; s. into: (with motion) decensar ad-en; (become) divenar; (change) chanjar.
subsidence: falo, bas-esko; depreso, sinko; kalm-esko, pac-esko.
subsidiary: acesora, help-anta.
subsidize: subsidiar, subvencionar.
subsidy: subsidio, subvenciono.
subsist: (exist) existar, durar, vivar; (be nourished) nutr-esar (de, da), nutrar su (per); -ence: (being) existo, (living) viv-(ad)o; (means of support) nutr-ado, -iv-aro; entraten-ado; vivo-moyeni.
subsistent: (having being) existanta; (inherent) inher-anta (en, ad).
subsoil: sub-ter-a; -o, -ajo.
sub-species: sub-speco.