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Stoak, Stoecade, Stock, v. Stick. 



Stolid. V. Stult-. 



Stomach, v. Maw. 



Stone, stha^nus, firm, steady. 



Stool, sthal, to stand. Cfr. ^oth.stoh; g. stuhl ; ags. sto/. 



Stoop, Stop. V. Stifle. 



Str-, Strab-, Strad-, Strao-.. Strahl-, Street, &c. v. Ster-. 



Straight, v. Rect-. 



Strike, strh, to hurt, to kill. 



Stub-, Stuff, Stumble, Stup-. v. Stifle, Stip-. 



Stult-. sthula<i, stupid, ignorant. Cfr. stoUrhis, stultus. 



Stun, stan, to thunder, v. Astonish. 



Stunt. V. Steno-. 



Sturk. V. Steer. 



Sty. (ags. sti(je, stigan.^ v. Stag-. 



Style. V. Stool. 



Styptic. V. Stop. 



Su-, (-perb.) su, well. Cfr. 'eo. 



SuADE, Suage, Suas-, Snav-. svad, sva^d, fvad, to be sweet or 



agreeable, to taste^ to cover; vad, to speak. Cfr. n'D to entice; 



Wjouq; suavis, suadeo ; goth. sutis ; ags. svete; g. silss ; d. zoct. 

 Suance. v. Seek. 

 Sub-, v. Hyp-. 

 Succulent, Suck, tfu^f, to drink, to suck. Cfr. siigo, siicciis ; g. 



sauyen ; d. zuigen ; ags. sucan ; fr. sneer. 

 Such, su^tf, to give information. 

 SuD-. V. Sweat. 

 Suds. V. Soda, Sweat. 

 Sudden, (^suhito.) v. Sub-, -It. 

 Sue, Suite, v. Seek. 

 Sug-. v. Suck. 

 Sugar, garccara^, clayed or candied sugar ; icfuvica^ra«, sugar ; 



icfu«, the sugar cane. Cfr. ffax^afjo'^; saccharum ; g. zucker ; 

 Sulc-, SuU. hal, to plow. [d. suiker; it. zucchero ; fr. sucre. 



Sulphur, gulva^ri^, sulphur. 

 Sultry. V. Solar. 

 Sum, -Sumc. V. Con-, Same. 



Summer, sumbh, to shine, to be beautiful. Isorme ; d. zon. 



Sun. su^nu«5, syu^na«5, syona«, the sun. Cfr. goth. ags. siiima ; g. 

 Sunder, Sundry, gu.d, to break; sa^ndra^J, abundant, clustering; 



