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sucer

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[suˈkeɾ]

1. masculine noun Sugar.

Etymology: From Arabic sukkar.

sopa

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[ˈsopa]

1. feminine noun Soup.

Etymology: From Germanic suppa.

sauchisa

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[sau̯ˈt͡ʃisa]

1. feminine noun Sausage.

Etymology: From *sausicha from Italian salsiccia, via metathesis.

spertòmacs

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[ʃpeɾˈtomaks]

1. masculine noun Breakfast.

Etymology: From deixperta, third person of present tense of verb deixpertre, and the plural of stòmac, “something that wakes stomachs up”.

scutella

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[ʃkuˈteʎa]

1. feminine noun Bowl.

Etymology: From Latin scutella.

suggăre

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[ˈsud͡ʒəɾe]

1. transitive verb To suck.

Etymology: From Latin sugere.

spannès

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[ʃpaˈɲes]

1. adjective Spanish (related to Spain or the Spanish people).

2. masculine noun Spaniard (person from Spain).

3. masculine noun Spanish or Castilian (language of Spain).

Etymology: From Spanna plus derivative suffix -ès.

Spanna

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[ˈʃpaɲa]

1. proper noun Spain.

Etymology: From Latin Hispania.

sportòs

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[ʃpoɾˈtos]

1. adjective Fond of sports, fit.

Etymology: From sport plus derivative suffix -òs.

sport

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[ʃpoɾt]

1. masculine noun Sport.

Etymology: From Old French desporter via English sport.