Dublex Definitions

sac [From Greek 'sakkos' (from Phoenician), extant in Russian, Germanic (German, English, Dutch, et al), Latin, Greek, Welsh, Polish, Albanian, et al, and auxiliaries (Esperanto, Novial, et al).] sack -- a large bag (typically of strong, coarse material) for holding objects in bulk

sacbad [sack+body-part] sac

sacfonhim [sack+sound+tool] bagpipe

sadits [Blend of Russian /sad/ and English /sits/, strengthened by /s-t-/ in Spanish 'sentada' andGerman 'sitzen' and by /s-d/ in Esperanto 'sidi' and Novial 'sida'.] sitting position -- the body position at rest with the torso vertical and the body supported on the buttocks

saditsvic [sitting-position+vehicle] rowboat

safar [From Arabic /safari/, extant in English 'safari'.] journey, trip, traveling -- going from one place to another, typically for pleasure

safardirectvas [journey+direction+container] map holder

safarform [journey+form] route

safargarm [journey+communication-unit] itinerary

safarmerhim [journey+measure+tool] odometer

safarmort [journey+death] undead

safarpart [journey+part] stage, leg -- a section or portion of a journey or course

safarresp [journey+responsibility] travel guiding

safarsecop [journey+watcher] patrolman, flatfoot -- a policeman who patrols a given region

safarvic [journey+vehicle] tour bus

safid [From Arabic /safid/ and Russian /savakupl/.] copulation -- sexual intercourse or coitus

safidbad [copulation+body-part] genital -- one of the parts of the body used for copulation

safidbadcand [copulation+body-part+hole] pubes

safidbadcat [copulation+body-part+cut] vasectomy

safidbadmas [copulation+body-part+{masculine}] phallus; penis -- the male reproductive organ

safidbadmasfac [copulation+body-part+{masculine}+obscenity] d-ck -- obscene word for the penis

safidbadmasjant [copulation+body-part+{masculine}+animal] priapulid -- one of a phylum (Priapulida) of aquatic worms known for their phallic shape

safidbadses [copulation+body-part+{feminine}] vulva; vagina -- the main female reproductive organ

safidbadsesfac [copulation+body-part+{feminine}+obscenity] p-ssy; c--t -- obscene word for the female genitalia

safidbadsist [copulation+body-part+system] reproductive system -- the system of organs in the male or female human body that play a role in sexual reproduction

safidbadsust [copulation+body-part+substitute] dildo -- a sex toy made to simulate a penis or clitoris

safidbadvols [copulation+body-part+hair] pubic hair -- the hair growing around the genital regions

safidbarc [copulation+lightning] orgasm

safidbazar [copulation+market] prostitution

safidbez [copulation+absence] abstinence -- the state of not being sexually active with anyone

safidbin [copulation+building] bordello -- a house in which prostitution is conducted

safidcaras [copulation+love] eros -- erotic love

safidcaz [copulation+cause] aphrodisiac -- a drug or other agent that stimulates sexual desire

Safidcitabu [copulation+book] Kama Sutra -- ancient Hindu writings detailing perfection in sexual intercourse

safidcog [copulation+knowledge] carnal knowledge

safidcond [copulation+condition] relationship status -- a person's current data in regard to where s/he is with his/her girlfriend/boyfriend

safiddesir [copulation+desire] nymphomania -- an uncontrollable urge to have sex

safiddevses [copulation+god+{feminine}] sex goddess

safiddis [copulation+separation] coitus interruptus -- the separation of partners during sex, usually before ejaculation to avoid impregnation

safidfac [copulation+obscenity] obscene word for sex (f***)

safidfest [copulation+celebration] orgy

safidhabilcon [copulation+ability+{opposite}] impotence -- the inability to perform sexually

safidhazil [copulation+comedy] dirty joke -- humor related to sex

safidhim [copulation+tool] sex toy -- an item (such as a vibrator) used to stimulate sexual arousal

safidjibnic [copulation+task+worker] concubine -- a person whose official job is to provide sexual favors to a high-ranking person

safidjibnicbin [copulation+task+worker+building] concubinage

safidlic [copulation+liquid] ejaculum -- the liquid secreted from the genitals of either gender upon sexual arousement

safidmattemp [copulation+adult+time] sexual maturity -- the fact of having been physically developed to the degree that one can have children

safidmurl [copulation+wall] maidenhead tissue

safidnontcarasa [copulation+negation+love+{noun-modifier}] platonic -- a nonsexual type of love and friendship

safidpatuln [copulation+pants] hot pants

safidpict [copulation+picture] pornography -- pictures taken or created and distributed with the intent of being viewed for sexual arousal

Safidpoliticu [copulation+politics] Sexualpolitik

safidpos [copulation+position] sexual position -- one of the many possible orientations for the bodies of partners during sex

safidpubilcsist [copulation+public-good+system] eugenics

safidrival [copulation+competition] the battling between two or more male animals after which the winner wins the female mate

safidsahab [copulation+companion] partner -- the person with whom one has sexual intercourse

safidsahabsust [copulation+companion+substitute] inflatable doll -- a synthetic object made to simulate the body of a man or woman for sexual arousal

safidsat [copulation+satisfaction] sexual pleasure -- the physical self-gratification obtained from sex

safidsecop [copulation+watcher] voyeur -- a person who spies on the sexual activity of others

safidserca [copulation+secret+{noun-modifier}] intimate -- having a private sexual life with a specified individual

Safidsihconu [copulation+health+{opposite}] STD -- a disease transmitted via intercourse

safidsint [copulation+science] sexology

safidsisp [copulation+insect] lovebug -- an insect of the family Biblionidae, known for its easily observed crazed mating

safidsurc [copulation+safety] safe sex

safidsurconnupt [copulation+something-above+{opposite}+marriage] premarital sex -- sex occurring in the time prior to marriage

safidtermcah [copulation+{hot-object}+{abstraction}] estrus -- the rise in body heat induced during sex

safidteror [copulation+fear] coitophobia

safidtigun [copulation+offer] solicitation

safidviha [copulation+excess+{noun-modifier}] oversexed

sah [From Hindi /sahayak/, with initial /s-/ in Arabic /sabih/.] favorableness -- the quality of being encouraging or promising of a successful outcome

sahab [From Arabic /sahab/, "with". Initial /sa-/ in Hindi /sat/ and Russian /sapravajd/ (both meaning "with" in the sense of "accompanied by"). And note Sanskrit postposition /saha/ and /-s-h-/ in English 'associate' /asohiet/.] companion, associate -- something accompanying something else [as a pronoun, translates "with", "accompanied by"]

sahabbeza [companion+absence+{noun-modifier}] all alone

Sahabharsutvodu [companion+four+thread+body-of-water] Mississippi River -- the most important river of the United States, flowing 3,780 km (2,350 mi) from the lake region of northern Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico, with the Missouri its chief tributary

sahabton [companion+{augmentative}] best friend

sahcaha [favorableness+{abstraction}+{noun-modifier}] good -- having desirable or positive qualities

sahcapt [favorableness+leader] official -- a worker who holds or is invested with an office

sahcogper [favorableness+knowledge+person] friend -- a person you know well and regard with affection and trust

sahconcomuni [favorableness+{opposite}+communication+{verb}] complain

sahconvoci [favorableness+{opposite}+word+{verb}] insult, degrade

sahdevgarm [favorableness+god+communication-unit] benediction, blessing -- a ceremonial prayer invoking divine protection

sahdin [favorableness+day] holiday -- a day on which work is suspended by law or custom

sahhun [favorableness+choice] chance, randomicity, luck -- an unknown or unpredictable phenomenon that causes an event to result one way rather than another

sahii [favorableness+{preposition}+{opposite}] I express favorableness -- the quality of being encouraging or promising of a successful outcome

sahsensgarm [favorableness+sense+communication-unit] praise, compliment -- an expression of approval and commendation

sahsuccondon [favorableness+happiness+{opposite}+gift] mercy -- a disposition to be kind and forgiving

sal [From Indo-European *sal-, extant in Russian, Romance (Latin, Spanish, Italian), Germanic (English, German, Dutch) and auxiliaries (Esperanto, Novial).] salt -- a compound formed by replacing hydrogen in an acid by a metal

salbez [salt+absence] flavorlessness

salcohol [salt+alcohol] tequila -- Mexican liquor made from fermented juices of an Agave plant

sald [Shift in meaning from Romance /salada/, "salad, dish of vegetables", as this is much more international than any root for vegetable, being extant in Chinese, Arabic, Russian, Hindi, English, Spanish, German, Dutch, Italian, French, Novial and Esperanto.] vegetable -- edible seeds or roots or stems or leaves or bulbs or tubers of any of numerous herbaceous plant, or any plant cultivated for such edible parts

saldgurp [vegetable+group] salad -- food mixtures either arranged on a plate or tossed and served with a moist dressing; usually consisting of or including greens

saldsupa [vegetable+readiness+{noun-modifier}] ripe, mature -- fully developed or matured and ready to be eaten or used

saldterm [vegetable+{hot-object}] pepper (genus Capsicum)

salf [From Arabic /salaf/, "old".] old object -- something that has existed for a relatively long time [scalar]

salfcah [{old-object}+{abstraction}] age -- the length of time that something has existed, the length of time since a person's birth [scalar = old to young

salfcah [{old-object}+{abstraction}] age -- how long something has existed

salfcon [{old-object}+{opposite}] young object -- something that has existed for a relatively short time [scalar

Salfcondevcitabu [{old-object}+{opposite}+god+book] New Testament -- the collection of books of the Gospels, Acts of the Apostles, Pauline and other Epistles, and Revelation; composed soon after Christ's death; the second half of the Christian Bible

salfcongarmton [{old-object}+{opposite}+communication-unit+{augmentative}] announcement, proclamation -- a formal public statement

Salfdevcitabu [{old-object}+god+book] Old Testament -- the collection of books comprising the sacred Scripture of the Hebrews and recording their history as the chosen people; the first half of the Christian Bible

Salfgardu [{old-object}+scale] US & UK measurement system

salfgarm [{old-object}+communication-unit] saying, expression -- a word or phrase that particular people use in particular situations

salflangmer [{old-object}+{long-object}+measure] foot

salfmargulbmer [{old-object}+ocean+{deep-object}+measure] fathom

salfmatermer [{old-object}+matter+measure] pound

salfmer [{old-object}+measure] year

salfmercah [{old-object}+measure+{abstraction}] age

salfreptnic [{old-object}+reptile+worker] dinosaur paleontologist -- a specialist in paleontology the branch of archeology that studies fossil organisms and related remains who focuses on dinosaurs

salfsint [{old-object}+science] archeology

salftelmer [{old-object}+{far-object}+measure] mile

salftermmer [{old-object}+{hot-object}+measure] degree Fahrenheit

salftolmer [{old-object}+{heavy-object}+measure] pound

salftolmerlet [{old-object}+{heavy-object}+measure+{diminutive}] ounce

salftolmerton [{old-object}+{heavy-object}+measure+{augmentative}] ton

salftongard [{old-object}+{augmentative}+scale] ancient scale (archaic UK scale)

salftontelmer [{old-object}+{augmentative}+{far-object}+measure] league

Salfvandevsistu [{old-object}+one+god+system] Judaism

salfvocset [{old-object}+word+set] line -- a stereotypically uttered sentence

salgid [salt+food] seasoning -- a substance added to a recipe to give a certain overtone of flavor

salgid [salt+food] junk food -- food that tastes good but is high in calories having little nutritional value, especially salty snacks such as potato chips, french fries and pretzels

sallic [salt+liquid] saline

sallicpartlet [salt+liquid+part+{diminutive}] tear

salsanj [salt+bread] rye bread -- any of various breads made entirely or partly with rye flour

sanj [Since there is no common international form for "bread", a derivation from the international form for "sandwich" was used instead. Ultimately named after John Montagu, Fourth Earl of Sandwich (1718-1792), British politician, and borrowed into Chinese, Arabic, Hindi, German, Dutch, Esperanto and Novial.] bread -- food made from dough of flour or meal, usu. raised with yeast or baking powder and baked

sanjlang [bread+long-object] breadstick -- a crisp stick-shaped roll; often served with soup

sanjpant [bread+plant] wheat -- a plant of the genus Triticum widely used for flour

sart [From Russian /starana/, with initial /s-/ in Hindi /satah/, English 'side', German 'Seite'.] side, flank, lateral area -- a subarea consisting of a side of something

sartbad [side+body-part] side, flank (c.f. badsart)

sartmarclangrept [side+mark+{long-object}+reptile] cobra

sartmovlangrept [side+movement+{long-object}+reptile] sidewinder

sartvic [side+vehicle] sidecar

sat [From Latin 'satisfactio', extant in English, Spanish, Italian, Novial, et al.] satisfaction -- the contentment felt when something is done right

sata [satisfaction+{noun-modifier}] satisfied

satcon [satisfaction+{opposite}] pain -- the opposite of pleasure

satcon [satisfaction+{opposite}] disappointment -- a feeling of dissatisfaction that results when one's expectations are not realized or fulfilled

satcongani [satisfaction+{opposite}+agent+{verb}] hurt -- to inflict pain on someone else

satconi [satisfaction+{opposite}+{verb}] hurt; ache -- to feel pain

satcono [satisfaction+{opposite}+{preposition}] I express disappointment -- a feeling of dissatisfaction that results when one's expectations are not realized or fulfilled

satletcon [satisfaction+{diminutive}+{opposite}] annoyance; irritation -- slightly bothering or troubling

satletconi [satisfaction+{diminutive}+{opposite}+{verb}] annoy; bother; irritate; harass -- to pettily trouble

satpost [satisfaction+mail] satisfaction survey --

satvic [satisfaction+vehicle] satisfaction+vehicle

seb [From Russian /seb/, from Indo-European form *sel-bho-, also extant in Hindi /svaiam/, Spanish /si/, English /self/, et al.] self -- himself, herself, myself, yourself, itself, themselves

sebcon [self+{opposite}] other

sebconcelebper [self+{opposite}+play+person] umpire, referee -- the chief official expected to insure fair play

sebconcont [self+{opposite}+control] submission, surrender -- verbal act of admitting defeat

sebcongarm [self+{opposite}+communication-unit] quotation,quote, citation -- a passage or expression that is quoted

sebcongurp [self+{opposite}+group] union -- an organisation of employees formed to bargain with an employer

sebconpub [self+{opposite}+people-group] team, squad -- a cooperative unit

seblant [self+fall] diving -- controlled descent

seblanthir [self+fall+bird] loon, diver (Gaviidae)

seblavmahin [self+washing/cleaning+machine] self-cleaning machine -- any machine that can clean itself, especially an oven

sebmentdirectton [self+mind+direction+{augmentative}] egomania

sebmentgarmi [self+mind+communication-unit+{verb}] think to oneself

sebmortgancact [self+death+agent+action] suicide

sebmova [self+movement+{noun-modifier}] automatic

sebmovcazi [self+movement+cause+{verb}] to automate

sebmove [self+movement+{verb-modifier}] automatically

sebmucsafid [self+mouth+copulation] auto-fellatio -- the sucking of one's own sexual organs

sebsafid [self+copulation] masturbation

sebsebcon [self+self+{opposite}] each other

sebteror [self+fear] autophobia

sebvent [self+wind] fart

sebvic [self+vehicle] locomotive

sebvocsist [self+word+system] idiolect -- the language or speech of one individual at a particular period in life

secop [Backformation from Dublex 'telsecop' and 'micorsecop'.] watcher -- a close observer

sem [From Indo-European *septm, extant in Arabic, Russian, Hindi, Spanish, Latin, Greek, German, Dutch, Italian, Esperanto, Novial, et al.] seven -- the cardinal number that is the sum of six and one

semcolorlum [seven+color+light] rainbow

semcon [seven+{opposite}] negative seven, -7

semditmam [seven+digit+mammal] tapir (Tapiridae)

semduvper [seven+two+person] 72-year old -- a person who has experienced 72 but not 73 years since birth

semharper [seven+four+person] 74-year old -- a person who has experienced 74 but not 75 years since birth

semjantcals [seven+animal+class] species

Semmiru [seven+world] Uranus -- the seventh planet from the Sun

Semnatinletu [seven+nation+{diminutive}] Maryland -- seventh state to enter the Union, admitted to the U.S. on April 28, 1788

semnenper [seven+nine+person] 79-year old -- a person who has experienced 79 but not 80 years since birth

Semnercontaru [seven+black+{opposite}+star] Venezuela (VEN)

semnobil [seven+noble] baron/baronness

semnobilmas [seven+noble+{masculine}] baron

semnobilses [seven+noble+{feminine}] baronness

sempantcals [seven+plant+class] species

sempenper [seven+five+person] 75-year old -- a person who has experienced 75 but not 76 years since birth

semper [seven+person] seven-year old -- a person who has experienced seven but not eight years since birth

semsemper [seven+seven+person] 77-year old -- a person who has experienced 77 but not 78 years since birth

semsisper [seven+six+person] 76-year old -- a person who has experienced 76 but not 77 years since birth

semsutvod [seven+thread+body-of-water] the longest river in Antarctica, if there are any rivers there!

semterper [seven+three+person] 73-year old -- a person who has experienced 73 but not 74 years since birth

semtomlic [seven+atom+liquid] liquid nitrogen -- a supercool liquid state of nitrogen

semton [seven+{augmentative}] 70

semvanper [seven+one+person] 71-year old -- a person who has experienced 71 but not 72 years since birth

semvoctper [seven+eight+person] 78-year old -- a person who has experienced 78 but not 79 years since birth

senor [Spanish 'sen~or'.] Mr., Mrs., Ms., Miss -- general term of polite address, regardless of gender or marital status

senorlet [Mr.+{diminutive}] general term of polite address for unmarried person

Senorrunu [Mr.+red] Santa Claus, Kriss Kringle, Father Christmas, Saint Nick, St Nick -- the legendary patron saint of children

sens [From Latin 'sensus', extant in Spanish, Italian, English, Esperanto, Novial, with initial /s-/ in Hindi and German forms.] sense -- the faculty through which the external world is apprehended

sensbad [sense+body-part] one of the organs used for sight, hearing, taste, smell or tactile feeling

sensgas [sense+gas] smell, aroma, odor, odour, scent -- any property detected by the olfactory system

sent [From Indo-European *sent-yo-, extant in English ('sentiment', 'sense', et al) and in Latin 'sentire', which itself is extant in Spanish, Italian, Esperanto, Novial, et al. Initial /s-/ in Hindi /sparsh/.] emotion, feeling -- the psychological feature of experiencing intense mental states, often accompanied by physiological reactions

sentbad [emotion+body-part] heart, bosom -- the locus of feelings and intuitions

sentbez [emotion+absence] apathy

sentcah [emotion+{abstraction}] heart, bosom -- the locus of feelings and intuitions

sentcatgarm [emotion+cut+communication-unit] insult -- a rude expression intended to offend or hurt

sentpolna [emotion+full-container+{noun-modifier}] full of emotion -- having an emotional reaction that is as intense as possible.

sentvan [emotion+one] empathy, emotional connection -- understanding and entering into another's feelings

sentvisa [emotion+sight+{noun-modifier}] emotionally perceptive -- having the ability to discern emotions by visual cues.

ser [From Latin 'series', extant in Germanic (English, Dutch, et al), Romance (Spanish, Italian, et al) and auxiliaries (Esperanto, Novial). Initial /s-/ in Hindi /silsil/.] series, sequence -- any number of objects or events aggregated together in a structured fashion and placed or happening in a particular order one after the other

serc [From Latin 'secretus', extant in Russian, English, Spanish, Italian, French, Esperanto, Novial.] secret -- something hidden from others

sercbac [secret+alphabet] code -- a system of disguising messages by systematically changing the patterns of letters

sercbacgarm [secret+alphabet+communication-unit] cryptogram -- a message sent in code

sercbacsint [secret+alphabet+science] cryptography

sercgarm [secret+communication-unit] secret

sercgarm [secret+communication-unit] secret message

serduv [series+two] second (ordinal number) -- following the first in a series

serduvsir [series+two+zero] twentieth (ordinal number) -- following the nineteenth in an ordering or series

serhar [series+four] fourth (ordinal number) -- following the third in an ordering or series

serharsir [series+four+zero] fortieth (ordinal number) position 40 in a countable series of things

sernen [series+nine] ninth (ordinal number) -- following the eighth in an ordering or series

sernensir [series+nine+zero] ninetieth (ordinal number) position 90 in a countable series of things

serpen [series+five] fifth (ordinal number) -- following the fourth in an ordering or series

serpensir [series+five+zero] fiftieth (ordinal number) position 50 in a countable series of things

serpost [series+mail] chain letter

sersem [series+seven] seventh (ordinal number) -- following the sixth in an ordering or series

sersemsir [series+seven+zero] seventieth (ordinal number) position 70 in a countable series of things

Sersirmarconu [series+zero+ocean+{opposite}] Africa

sersis [series+six] sixth (ordinal number) -- following the fifth in an ordering or series

sersissir [series+six+zero] sixtieth (ordinal number) position 60 in a countable series of things

serter [series+three] third (ordinal number) -- following the second in an ordering or series

sertersir [series+three+zero] thirtieth (ordinal number) position 30 in a countable series of things

servan [series+one] first (ordinal number) -- the highest in an ordering or series

servanduv [series+one+two] twelfth (ordinal number) -- following the eleventh in an ordering or series

servanhar [series+one+four] fourteenth (ordinal number) -- following the thirteenth in an ordering or series

servannen [series+one+nine] nineteenth (ordinal number) -- following the eighteenth in an ordering or series

servanpen [series+one+five] fifteenth (ordinal number) -- following the fourteenth in an ordering or series

servansem [series+one+seven] seventeenth (ordinal number) -- following the sixteenth in an ordering or series

servansir [series+one+zero] tenth (ordinal number) -- following the ninth in an ordering or series

servansirsir [series+one+zero+zero] hundredth (ordinal number) position 100 in a countable series of things

servansis [series+one+six] sixteenth (ordinal number) -- following the fifteenth in an ordering or series

servanter [series+one+three] thirteenth (ordinal number) -- following the tewlfth in an ordering or series

servanvan [series+one+one] eleventh (ordinal number) -- following the tenth in an ordering or series

ses [From Russian /sistra/, "sister", and Romance /-esse/ (English -ess), with intial /s-/ occuring in words meaning "sister" in Mandarin Chinese and Hindi.] female -- a person or animal that belongs to the sex that has babies

sesbad [{feminine}+body-part] female anatomy

sescah [{feminine}+{abstraction}] femininity

sespin [{feminine}+plane] cube -- a geometric solid consisting of six squares

sessint [{feminine}+science] inscrutable

sesteror [{feminine}+fear] gynophobia

sesvolt [{feminine}+electricity] negative electric charge

set [From 'set', extant in Hindi, English and Spanish.] set -- any number of objects or events aggregated together in a structured but nonserial fashion

sethacara [set+form+{noun-modifier}] in perfect order, neat, tidy

sethacarcona [set+form+{opposite}+{noun-modifier}] unkempt -- characterized by absence of neatness

sethacarconmest [set+form+{opposite}+site] pigsty -- an incredibly unkempt place

sezon [From Old French 'seison', extant in Russian /sizon/ and English 'season'.] season -- a multi-month period of time, esp. one of the natural periods into which the year is divided by the equinoxes and solstices or by atmospheric conditions

sezongurp [season+group] seasonal coalition -- a temporary group of people formed for a singular purpose to be completed within the season; examples: a summer theatre or performing troupe; organized migrant harvesters

sezonpub [season+people-group] nomad -- a member of a people who have no permanent home but move about according to the seasons

sic [From English 'seek' /sik/, strengthened by Russian /isk/, with initial /s-/ in Mandarin Chinese /seu/ and in German, Esperanto and Novial forms.] search -- the activity of looking thoroughly in order to find something or someone

sicsuh [search+meaning] quest

sih [From Arabic /siha/, with initial /s-/ in Spanish /salud/.] health, the state of well-being

sihbadcals [health+body-part+class] immune system

sihbin [health+building] hospital

sihgarm [health+communication-unit] prescription

sihpict [health+picture] an X-ray photograph

sihsint [health+science] medicine

sihsut [health+thread] suture -- thread of catgut or silk or wire used by surgeons to stitch tissues together

sihvic [health+vehicle] bloodmobile

silc [From common /silk/ form, ultimately from the Mandarin Chinese /si/ and extant in Basque 'ziriko', Bengali 'silk', Danish 'silke', English 'silk', Esperanto 'silko', Finnish 'silkki', Hausa 'siliki', Hindi '/silk/', Hungarian 'selyem', Icelandic 'silki', Lithuanian 's^ilkas', Mandarin Chinese '/si/', Norwegian 'silke', Novial 'silke', Russian 'sholk', Sepedi 'silika', Swati 'silig.a', Swazi 'siliga', Swedish 'silke', Tamil 'silki', Tongan 'silika', Ukrainian 'shovk', Yoruba 'si'lii`'k1`' and Zulu 'usilika'. Initial /s-/ Spanish, Italian, German and Dutch forms. Source: Leo Moser, The Acadon System.] silk -- a fabric from the fine threads produced by certain insect larvae

silcbad [silk+body-part] silk glands -- the glands of a spider that produce web material

silcfonhim [silk+sound+tool] koto

silchir [silk+bird] waxwing (Bombycillidae)

Silclucu [silk+allium] Chinese chive, Oriental garlic, garlic chive -- eastern Asian herb Allium tuberosum, which has flat leaves, little white flowers and long fibrous bulbs

Silcnatinu [silk+nation] China

silcsacsisp [silk+sack+insect] caddisfly (order Trichoptera)

silcsint [silk+science] sericulture

silcsisp [silk+insect] silkworm moth

silcsisp [silk+insect] silkworm -- moth larva raised for its ability to make silk

silcsispgidpant [silk+insect+food+plant] mulberry -- a plant of the family Moraceae, forming most of the diet of silkworms

silcsisppant [silk+insect+plant] mulberry -- a plant of the family Moraceae, forming most of the diet of silkworms (c.f. silcsispgidpant)

silcsisptarnsac [silk+insect+change+sack] cocoon -- a silken pupa produced by many lepidopterans

sint [From Latin 'scientia', extant in Spanish, English, et al.] science -- any domain of knowledge accumulated by systematic study and organised by general principles

sintsint [science+science] epistemology

sinttermmer [science+{hot-object}+measure] kelvin (K)

sinttermmercah [science+{hot-object}+measure+{abstraction}] thermodynamic temperature

sintvic [science+vehicle] space probe

sir [From Arabic /sifr/, extant in Spanish 'cero', Italian 'zero', English 'zero', Novial 'sero'.] zero -- a mathematical element that when added to another number yields the same number

sirc [From Latin 'circulus', extant in English 'circle', Spanish 'circulo' and with cognates in Dutch, Italian, Esperanto, Novial, itself ultimately from Greek 'kirkos', extant in Russian /krukl/.] circle -- a plane curve generated by one point moving at a constant distance from a fixed point

sirccah [circle+{abstraction}] loop, circuit, cycle -- any path, real or abstract, that goes back to its point of origin

sirccahsoltemp [circle+{abstraction}+Sun+time] year -- time around the sun

sirccahtemp [circle+{abstraction}+time] period (of a cycle)

sirccapcampin [circle+head+garment+plane] beret -- a flat, round hat invented in France

sirccart [circle+card] the Zener card that has the circle on the face

sircfonhim [circle+sound+tool] cymbal

sircformminton [circle+form+fish+{augmentative}] tuna

sirchim [circle+tool] drill

sircmans [circle+meat] hamburger -- a patty of meat, typically ground beef

sircmanssanj [circle+meat+bread] hamburger bun -- a circular roll with a rounded top (sometimes with sesame seeds), typically eaten with a hamburger patty

sircmarc [circle+mark] polka dots

sircmarca [circle+mark+{noun-modifier}] spotted -- marked or stained with spots

sircmarccancsisp [circle+mark+shell+insect] ladybug (family Coccinellidae)

sircmarclunhir [circle+mark+moon+bird] spotted owl

sircmerhim [circle+measure+tool] protractor

sircmovcancsisp [circle+movement+shell+insect] whirligig beetle (family Gyrinidae)

sircmovcelebpird [circle+movement+play+object] top; whirligig -- a toy that is pressed down on to induce an aesthetically interesting spinning movement

sircmovi [circle+movement+{verb}] spin; gyrate -- to move around in a circular pattern

sircmucmusic [circle+mouth+music] whistle -- a musical note produced by rounding the lips and blowing

sircmucmusichir [circle+mouth+music+bird] whistler (Pachycephalinae)

sircpart [circle+part] slice, piece -- a share of something, especially a circular something ("a slice of pie")

sircrept [circle+reptile] turtle

sircsanj [circle+bread] bun -- a circular roll with a rounded top (sometimes with sesame seeds)

sircvic [circle+vehicle] helicopter

Sircvicu [circle+vehicle] Ferris wheel or rollercoaster

sirmilit [zero+military] pacifism -- the belief that all international disputes can be settled by arbitration

sirped [zero+foot] worm

sirped [zero+foot] snake (c.f. sirpedrept)

sirped [zero+foot] legless lizard (c.f. nagbezrept)

sirped [zero+foot] worm -- various invertebrates without obvious legs, with a long, flexible body, such as those of the phyla Annelida, Nematoda, Nemertea or Platyhelminthes

sirpedbad [zero+foot+body-part] appendix -- the vestigial digestive organ in humans

sirpedcomanjhir [zero+foot+eating+bird] robin

sirpedhacarrept [zero+foot+form+reptile] amphisbaenid; worm-lizard (genus Amphisbaena)

sirpedjant [zero+foot+animal] worm

sirpedmin [zero+foot+fish] loach (family Cobitidae)

sirpedrept [zero+foot+reptile] snake

sirpedrept [zero+foot+reptile] legless lizard

sirpedvatsanj [zero+foot+water+bread] vermicelli

sirper [zero+person] baby -- a person who has experienced less than one year since birth

sirsirccaha [zero+circle+{abstraction}+{noun-modifier}] acyclic

sis [From Indo-European *s(w)eks, in Arabic, Russian, Germanic (English, German, Dutch, et al), Romance (Spanish, Italian) & auxilaries (Esperanto, Novial).] six -- the cardinal number that is the sum of five and one

Siscarctarnatinu [six+{sharp-object}+star+nation] Israel

Siscarctaru [six+{sharp-object}+star] Star of David

siscon [six+{opposite}] negative six, -6

sisduvper [six+two+person] 62-year old -- a person who has experienced 62 but not 63 years since birth

sishanddita [six+hand+digit+{noun-modifier}] sexdactylous

sisharper [six+four+person] 64-year old -- a person who has experienced 64 but not 65 years since birth

sisjantcals [six+animal+class] genus

Sisjeltaru [six+yellow+star] Equatorial Guinea (GNQ)

Sismiru [six+world] Saturn -- the sixth planet from the Sun

Sisnatinletu [six+nation+{diminutive}] Massachusetts -- sixth state to enter the Union, admitted to the U.S. on Feb. 6, 1788

sisnenper [six+nine+person] 69-year old -- a person who has experienced 69 but not 70 years since birth

Sisnercontaru [six+black+{opposite}+star] Australia (AUS)

sisnobil [six+noble] count/countess

sisnobilmas [six+noble+{masculine}] count

sisnobilses [six+noble+{feminine}] countess

sisp [Truncation of Dublex 'sisped', "six feet".] insect -- small air-breathing arthropod of the class Insecta, with adult stage having three pairs of legs

sispantcals [six+plant+class] genus

sispbac [insect+alphabet] an artistic system of lettering involving the juxtaposition of close-up photographs of moth and butterfly wings including natural designs that happen to resemble a letter of the English alphabet

sispcanc [insect+shell] elytra -- the pair of hard wing-shaped flaps over the wings of beetles

sispcomanja [insect+eating+{noun-modifier}] insectivorous

sisped [six+foot] insect -- small air-breathing arthropod of the class Insecta, with adult stage having three pairs of legs (c.f. sisp)

sispenper [six+five+person] 65-year old -- a person who has experienced 65 but not 66 years since birth

sisper [six+person] six-year old -- a person who has experienced six but not seven years since birth

sispfib [insect+amphibian] cricket frog (Acris)

sispfurt [insect+fruit] fig

Sispfurthiru [insect+fruit+bird] Old World orioles, figbirds (Oriolini)

sisphim [insect+bird] titmouse, tit -- small insectivorous birds

sisphir [insect+bird] flycatcher (Tyrannidae)

sispmam [insect+mammal] shrew (Soricidae)

sispmat [insect+adult] imago -- the adult form of an insect after metamorphosis

sispmatcon [insect+adult+{opposite}] larva -- the juvenile form of an insect that is radically different from the adult form

sispmatconcohol [insect+adult+{opposite}+alcohol] tequila

sispmuh [insect+rodent] grasshopper mouse (Onychomys)

sispnestfurt [insect+nest+fruit] fig

sispnestfurthir [insect+nest+fruit+bird] figbird (Sphecotheres)

sispper [insect+person] fairy -- a small flying person with insect-like wings.

sispsint [insect+science] entomology

sisptarnsac [insect+change+sack] pupa -- an inert structure inhabited by an insect while it is undergoing metamorphosis

sispteror [insect+fear] entomophobia

sissemper [six+seven+person] 67-year old -- a person who has experienced 67 but not 68 years since birth

sissirper [six+zero+person] 60-year old -- a person who has experienced 60 but not 61 years since birth

sissirper [six+zero+person] 70-year old -- a person who has experienced 70 but not 71 years since birth

sissisper [six+six+person] 66-year old -- a person who has experienced 66 but not 67 years since birth

Sissutvodu [six+thread+body-of-water] Darling River -- the longest river in Australia, flowing 2,739 km (1,702 mi) from the Great Dividing Range to the Murray River

sist [From Latin 'systema', extant in Russian, Spanish, English, et al.] system -- a group of interrelated but independent elements comprising a unified whole

sisterper [six+three+person] 63-year old -- a person who has experienced 63 but not 64 years since birth

Sistnamganu [system+name+agent] Felix Wan (love those systematic approach)

siston [six+{augmentative}] 60

sistsint [system+science] systems analysis

sisvanper [six+one+person] 61-year old -- a person who has experienced 61 but not 62 years since birth

sisvic [six+vehicle] six-cylinder motor vehicle

sisvoctper [six+eight+person] 68-year old -- a person who has experienced 68 but not 69 years since birth

sol [From Latin 'sol' (and Spanish and Italian descendents), itself descended from Indo-European *sawel-, extant in Russian, Hindi, Germanic (English, German, Dutch) and auxilaries (Esperanto, Novial). Mnemonic: solar.] Sun -- the star that the Earth revolves around

solcis [Sun+story] cosmology, cosmogony -- myth or science that explains the origins and structure of the universe

solcolor [Sun+color] gold color

solcolora [Sun+color+{noun-modifier}] golden

solcov [sun+cover] parasol -- a lightweight handheld collapsible canopy, typically used for protection from the sun

Soldinu [Sun+day] Sunday

soldirectforl [Sun+direction+flower] heliotrope -- a plant of the genus Heliotropa

solforl [Sun+flower] sunflower -- a tall+growing flower of the genus Helianthus with a black pollen center, orden grown for the nutritional value of its seeds

solhir [Sun+bird] sunbird (Nectariniidae)

sollangrept [Sun+{long-object}+reptile] sunbeam snake (Xenopeltis)

sollic [Sun+liquid] plasma -- the quasi-liquid matter found in the Sun

solmetal [Sun+metal] gold

Solmetalnatinletu [Sun+metal+nation+{diminutive}] California

solmin [Sun+fish] sunfish (Mola)

Solnaharnatu [Sun+source+nature] Japan

solsalfcon [Sun+{old-object}+{opposite}] nova (c.f. bombsol)

solset [Sun+set] constellation -- a group of linked stars supposed by humans to form a picture

solsint [Sun+science] heliology

solsirccahtemp [Sun+circle+{abstraction}+time] year -- time around the sun

solsist [sun+system] solar system -- a sun with the celestial bodies that revolve around it in its gravitational field

solsolcon [Sun+Sun+{opposite}] celestial body

solteror [Sun+fear] heliophobia

solvic [Sun+vehicle] orbiter -- any spacecraft in a solar orbit

solvolsi [Sun+hair+{verb}] S is a blonde

Solvolsmarconu [Sun+hair+ocean+{opposite}] Europe

Solvolsnatingurpu [Sun+hair+nation+group] Scandinavia

solvolsper [Sun+hair+person] blonde

som [From Latin /somnus/, extant in Spanish and in English 'somnolent', 'insomnia'. With initial /s-/ strengthened by Hindi /so/, Russian /spat/, Germanc 'schlafen' and Dutch 'slapen'.] sleep -- a natural and periodic state of rest during which consciousness of the world is suspended

somcamer [sleep+room] bedroom

somcona [sleep+{opposite}+{noun-modifier}] awake, conscious -- being aware of and responsive to one's surroundings.

somfon [sleep+sound] snoring-- the sound produced by breath while sleeping in some people

somhabilbez [sleep+ability+absence] insomnia -- the inability to fall asleep

somhim [sleep+tool] pillow -- a cushion to support the head of a sleeping person

somlet [sleep+{diminutive}] nap -- a brief period of light sleep.

somleti [sleep+{diminutive}+{verb}] rest; repose -- to lie inactively for bodily refreshment without falling asleep

sommalact [sleep+milk] sleeping draught

sommater [sleep+matter] ocular secretion -- hard solid residue that forms around the eyes overnight

sommentgani [sleep+mind+agent+{verb}] hypnotize

sommenthasal [sleep+mind+event] dream -- a vision while sleeping

sommest [sleep+site] bed

sommestsisp [sleep+site+insect] bedbug

sommob [sleep+furniture] bed

sommov [sleep+movement] sleepwalking, somnambulism, noctambulism -- walking by a person who is asleep

sommuh [sleep+rodent] dormouse

somsafid [sleep+copulation] wet dream -- sexual arousal during a male's sleep to release excessive semen

somtemp [sleep+time] bedtime

somteror [sleep+fear] hypnophobia

somton [sleep+{augmentative}] coma -- an extended period of deep unconsciousness.

somvic [sleep+vehicle] camper

somvih [sleep+excess] hypersomnia

somvis [sleep+sight] dream

somvoc [sleep+word] soporific, hypnotic -- a word or phrase that induces sleep

subect [From Latin 'subiectus', extant in English, Acadon, et al.] subject -- some situation, topic or event that is thought about

suc [From Hindi /suki/, with initial /s-/ in Arabic /said/ and Russian /sshasfliv/.] happiness -- state of well-being characterised by emotions ranging from contentment to intense joy

sucar [From Arabic 'sukar', from Sanskrit /sharkara/, extant in Russian, Hindi, Romance (Spanish, Italian, French, et al), Germanic (English, German, Dutch, et al), auxiliaries (Esperanto, Novial, et al).] sugar -- a white crystalline carbohydrate, C12H22O11, used as a sweetener and preservative

sucarbeza [sugar+absence+{noun-modifier}] sugarless

sucarhir [sugar+bird] sugarbird (Promerops)

sucarlic [sugar+liquid] syrup -- any sweet, viscous condiment

sucarlichazar [sugar+liquid+tree] maple -- a tree of the family Aceraceae used primarily for syrup

Sucarlichazarnatinu [sugar+liquid+tree+nation] Canada

sucarluftjebmam [sugar+air+pocket+mammal] sugar glider (Petaurus breviceps)

sucarmerhim [sugar+measure+tool] saccharometer

sucarmucsens [sugar+mouth+sense] sweet, sweetness, sugariness -- the taste experience when sugar dissolves in the mouth

sucarpant [sugar+plant] sugarcane -- plant of the genus Saccharum

sucarpantfib [sugar+plant+amphibian] cane toad (Bufo marinus)

sucarpantmuh [sugar+plant+rodent] cane rat (Thryonomys)

sucarsanjpin [sugar+bread+plane] pancake

sucarvelcon [sugar+{fast-object}+{opposite}] molasses -- a very dense form of syrup

succon [happiness+{opposite}] unhappiness

succonmuc [happiness+{opposite}+mouth] frown

suchir [happiness+bird] canary

sucii [happiness+{preposition}+{opposite}] I express happiness -- state of well-being characterised by emotions ranging from contentment to intense joy

sucmest [happiness+site] paradise

sucmesthir [happiness+site+bird] bird of paradise (Paradisaeidae)

sucmuc [happiness+mouth] smile

sucmuc [happiness+mouth+{preposition}+{opposite}] :-) -- Internet emoticon symbolizing gladness and mirth

sucsens [happiness+sense] pleasure -- a fundamental feeling that is hard to define but that people desire to experience

sud [From English 'sudden', with initial /s-/ in Hindi /sahsa/ and Mandarin Chinese /su-/.] suddenness, abruptness -- the act of happening without warning or in a short space or time

sudcaf [suddenness+coffee] instant coffee -

sudsafid [suddenness+copulation] free love -- sexual intercourse between individuals who have just recently met

suh [From Hindi /sushit/, with initial /s-/ in Latin 'signum', extant in Spanish, English, et al.] meaning -- the message intended or expressed

suhbac [meaning+alphabet] iconography -- any system of writing (as Chinese characters) in which each character denotes a semantic meaning rather than representing a phoneme

suhbez [meaning+absence] randomness

suhbezvoci [meaning+absence+word+{verb}] babble -- to utter unintelligible chitchat

suhcam [meaning+garment] insignia, badge -- an emblem (especially a small piece of cloth, though could be made of plastic or metal) that signifies status (rank or membership or affiliation etc.)

suhcazcon [meaning+cause+{opposite}] consequence -- a deliberately meted and often artificial consequence

suhcon [meaning+{opposite}] malady, sickness

suhdesir [meaning+desire] the search for meaning

suhgarm [meaning+communication-unit] morpheme

suhsint [meaning+science] semantics

sulal [From Arabic /sulala/.] offspring -- immediate descendant(s)

sulalmucfib [offspring+mouth+amphibian] gastric-breeding frog (Rhinoderma darwinii)

sulalsint [offspring+science] heredity

sulalvic [offspring+vehicle] baby carriage, pram

sum [From Latin 'summa', extant in Russian, Hindi, Spanish, Italian, English, Esperanto and Novial.] total, sum, aggregate -- a quantity obtained by division

suma [total+{noun-modifier}] all

sumsint [total+science] holistics

sumtemp [all+time] eternity, infinity, forever -- time without end

sumtempe [total+time+{verb-modifier}] always

sup [Contraction of Dublex 'sudpus', "sudden use".] readiness -- state of being ready or prepared for use in action

super [From Latin 'super-', "over", {augmentative}, extant in English and the Romance languages.] superlative -- something of the highest level of excellence

superlictarnbad [superlative+liquid+change+body-part] liver -- the largest gland in the vertebrate body

superment [superlative+mind] intelligence

supermenta [superlative+mind+{noun-modifier}] intelligent

supermenti [superlative+mind+{verb}] S is intelligent about O.

supgarm [readiness+communication-unit] alert

supmater [readiness+matter] adrenaline

supt [From Russian /stup/ and English /step/.] step -- any manoeuver made as part of progress toward a goal

suptmov [step+movement] step -- the act of changing location by raising the foot and setting it down

suptvod [step+body of water] waterfall, falls -- a steep descent of the water of a river

sur [From Old French 'sur-' (from Latin 'super-'), extant in English (e.g., 'surcoat').] something above -- something at a position overhead

surc [From Hindi /surkshit/, from Latin 'securitas', extant in Spanish and English.] safety, security -- state of being free from danger or injury

surcon [something-above+{opposite}] below

surconlummetal [something-above+{opposite}+light+metal] silver -- the metallic chemical element of the atomic number 47 (Ag)

surconmovo [something-above+{opposite}+movement+{preposition}] under -- motion preposition

surcono [something-above+{opposite}+{preposition}] below -- position preposition

surconsol [something-above+{opposite}+Sun] sunset, west -- daily event of the sun sinking below the horizon

surcontempi [something-above+{opposite}+time+{verb}] before -- clause conjunction

surcontempo [something-above+{opposite}+time+{preposition}] before -- time preposition

surcontopbin [something-above+{opposite}+top+building] attic, garret -- an open space at the top of a house just below the roof; usu. used for storage

surcpost [safety+mail] certified? insured? --

surdirectnogmin [something-above+direction+limb+fish] menhaden (genus Brevoortia)

surmova [something-above+movement+{noun-modifier}] rising

surmovi [something-above+movement+{verb}] move up

surraz [something above+time] spare time, free time -- time when you are free to do things that you enjoy

surtomletpart [something-above+atom+{diminutive}+part] up-quark

surval [something above+worthiness] exemplar -- something or someone to be held up as the ultimate standard in conduct, manners, achievement

survodletmin [something-above+body-of-water+{diminutive}+fish] salmon, trout (genus Salmo)

sust [From Spanish 'sustitución', with cognates in English, et al.] substitute -- something that takes the place of another temporarily

sustroc [substitute+rock] concrete -- a strong hard building material composed of sand and gravel and cement and water

sustrocpolv [substitute+rock+dust] cement -- a building material that is a powder made of a mixture of calcined limestone and clay; used with water and sand or gravel to make concrete and mortar

susttigun [substitute+offer] counteroffer -- an offer made by someone who has rejected a prior offer

sut [From Sanskrit 'sutram', "thread", and Latin 'sutus', past participle of 'suere', "to sew" (extant in English 'suture'), all ultimately from Indo-European *syu-, "to bind, to sew". (Inspired by Acadon 'sutra'.)] thread, filament -- something shaped like a long thin line, with its width almost insignificant compared to its length

sutcahvolspos [thread+{abstraction}+hair+position] pigtail(s); braid(s); a hairstyle consisting of several locks of hair that have been styled by intertwining like rope

sutcalc [thread+peripheral] cable

sutcapcampin [thread+head+garment+plane] mortarboard -- the flat, tasseled cap worn by professors or students participating in a graduation ceremony

suthir [thread+bird] tailorbird (Orthotomus)

suthubac [thread+opening] eye -- a small hole or loop in a needle

sutpant [thread+plant] vine -- a thin, long often epiphytic plant, such as that on which grapes grow

sutpantcohol [thread+plant+alcohol] wine

Sutpantcoholnatinu [thread+plant+alcohol+nation] France

sutpantfurt [thread+plant+fruit] grape

sutton [thread+{augmentative}] ribbon

suttonmin [thread+{augmentative}+fish] oarfish (family Regalecidae)

suttonvatsanj [thread+{augmentative}+water+bread] fettuccine

sutvatsanj [thread+water+bread] spaghetti

sutvod [thread+body-of-water] river, tributary

sutvoddesped [thread+body-of-water+ten-to-the-power-of+foot] crayfish; crawdad

sutvodhir [thread+body-of-water+bird] dipper (Cinclidae)

sutvodlet [thread+body-of-water+{diminutive}] stream

Sutvodnatinu [thread+body-of-water+nation] Brazil

sutvodsart [thread+body-of-water+side] riverbank

sutvodton [thread+body-of-water+{augmentative}] river, large river -- a major river that empties into an ocean

suvin [From Indo-European *sue-ino-, extant in English 'swine', Russian 'svin', Hindi 'swar', German 'Schwein', et al.] pig, hog, Sus scrofa -- domestic swine

suvincam [pig+garment] pig suit -- a garment worn by a pig

suvinlavmahin [swine+washing/cleaning+machine] hogwash -- a machine for washing swine

suvinlet [pig+{diminutive}] pig, hog, Sus scrofa -- domestic swine

suvinmin [pig+fish] humuhumunukunukuapua'a

suvinmirg [pig+deer] hog deer (Cervus porcinus)