Esperanto | English |
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sin pronoun | herself((reflexive object) her) |
(sin) bani verb | bathe [bathed, bathing, bathes](to clean oneself with water) |
sinagogo noun | synagogue [synagogues](Jewish place of worship) |
sinaludo noun | self-reference(act or process of referring to itself) |
sinamo noun | pride [prides](sense of one's own worth, and abhorrence of what is beneath or unworthy of one) |
sinapo noun | mustard [mustards](plant) |
sincera adjective | heartfelt(felt or believed deeply and sincerely) sincere [sincerer, sincerest](earnest) |
sincere adverb | sincerely(In a sincere or earnest manner; honestly) |
sincereco noun | sincerity(quality of being sincere) |
sindetenemo noun | reluctance(unwillingness to do something) |
sindeteno, abstino noun | abstention [abstentions](the act of abstaining) |
sindevigo, obligacio noun | commitment [commitments](promise or agreement to do something in the future) |
sindevontigo noun | commitment [commitments](state of being pledged or engaged) |
sindikato noun | trade union [trade unions](organization) |
sindona adjective | devotedadjective |
sindromo noun | syndrome [syndromes](recognizable pattern of symptoms or behaviours) |
sindromo de Guillain-Barré noun | Guillain-Barré syndrome(rapid-onset muscle weakness resulting from impaired peripheral nervous system function) |
sinekdoĥo noun | synecdoche [synecdoches](figure of speech that uses the name of a part of something to represent the whole) |
sinekuro noun | sinecure [sinecures](a position that requires no work but still gives a payment) |
sinergio noun | synergy [synergies](behavior of a system that cannot be predicted by the behavior of its parts) |
singapurano (man or woman), singapuranino (woman) noun | Singaporean [Singaporeans](a person from Singapore) |
Singapuro proper noun | Singapore(Republic of Singapore) |
singulto noun | hiccup [hiccups](spasm of the diaphragm) |
sinjorino noun | lady [ladies](polite term referring a woman) lady [ladies](woman of breeding and authority) madam [madams](polite term of address to a woman) |
sinjorinoj kaj geinfanoj unue phrase | women and children first(exhortation) |
sinjoro noun | master [masters](courtesy title of a man) sir [sirs](address to any male, especially if his name or proper address is unknown) |
Sinjoro noun | mister [misters](title of adult male) |
Sinjoro proper noun | Lord(Jesus) |
Sinjoro, Eternulo proper noun | Lord(God) |
sinjoro, siro noun | sire [sires](lord, master, or person in authority) |
sinkreta adjective | syncretic(combining disparate elements) |
sinkroneco noun | synchronicity [synchronicities](the state of being synchronous or simultaneous) |
sinkronigo noun | synchronization [synchronizations](the state or property of being synchronized) |
sinmortigo, memmortigo noun | suicide [suicides](instance of killing oneself) |
sino noun | lap [laps](upper legs of a seated person) |
sinodo noun | synod [synods](ecclesiastic council or meeting) |