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German words starting with S

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S-Bahnurban rail; suburban train; city railwayNOUN
Saalhall; large room; auditoriumNOUN
SaarbrückenSaarbrückenPROPN
SaarlandSaarland (federal state of Germany)PROPN
Saatseed; sowing; plantingNOUN
Saatgutseed; seeds; sowing materialNOUN
SabotagesabotageNOUN
sabotierento sabotage; to undermineVERB
Sachanlagevermögentangible fixed assets; property, plant, and equipmentNOUN
Sachething; matter; affairNOUN
Sachething; matter; affairNOUN
sachlichobjective; matter-of-fact; factualADJ
Sachschadenproperty damage; material damageNOUN
SachsenSaxony; (the German state); Saxons (historical people)PROPN
Sachsen-AnhaltSaxony-Anhalt (German federal state)PROPN
sächsischSaxon; SaxonianADJ
Sachverhaltcircumstances; facts (of the matter); situationNOUN
säento sow; to plant (seeds)VERB
Saftjuice; sap; (colloquial) energyNOUN
Sagelegend; mythNOUN
Sagelegend; myth; sagaNOUN
sagento say; to tell; to stateVERB
sagento say; to tellVERB
sagento say; to tell; to stateVERB
Sagenkreiscycle of legends; saga cycleNOUN
Sahnecream (dairy); whipped creamNOUN
Saisonseason (of the year, event, or activity); busy periodNOUN
Saitestring (of instrument); string (of racket)NOUN
sakralsacred; sacral; religiousADJ
SakramentsacramentNOUN
säkularsecular; non-religious; worldlyADJ
säkularisierento secularize; to make secularVERB
SäkularismussecularismNOUN
Säkulumcentury; era; ageNOUN
Salatlettuce; saladNOUN
Salbeointment; salve; creamNOUN
Saluthi; hello (non-standard, rare)INTJ
salutierento salute (military)VERB
SalzsaltNOUN
SalzburgSalzburg (city in Austria)PROPN
salzigsaltyADJ
Samenseed; semenNOUN
Sammelbandomnibus volume; collected volume; anthologyNOUN
sammelnto collect; to gather; to assembleVERB
sammelnto collect; to gatherVERB
Sammlercollector; gathererNOUN
Sammlungcollection; gathering; compilationNOUN
SamstagSaturdayNOUN
samstagson Saturdays; every SaturdayADV
samttogether with; along withADP
sämtlichall; entire; everyADJ
sämtlichall; every; the entireADJ
SandsandNOUN
sanftgentle; soft; mildADJ
Sängersinger; vocalistNOUN
Sängerinfemale singer; vocalistNOUN
sanierento renovate; to rehabilitate; to restructureVERB
sanierento renovate; to refurbish; to rehabilitate (buildings, finances)VERB
Sanierungrenovation; remediation; restructuringNOUN
Sanitäterparamedic; medic; first aid attendantNOUN
Sanitätsdienstmedical service; medical corps; first aid serviceNOUN
SanktSaintPROPN
Sanktionsanction; penalty; approvalNOUN
Sanktionsanction; penalty; punitive measureNOUN
sanktionierento sanction; to approve; to penalizeVERB
SarajevoSarajevo (capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina)PROPN
SarajewoSarajevo (capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina)PROPN
Sarkophagsarcophagus; stone coffinNOUN
Satellitsatellite (astronomy); satellite (technology); subordinate country (figurative)NOUN
SatellitsatelliteNOUN
Satiresatire; lampoon; parodyNOUN
sattfull (from food); fed up; saturated (color)ADJ
Sättigungsatiation; saturationNOUN
Satzsentence; set; mathematical theoremNOUN
Satzsentence; clause; set (in math, sports)NOUN
Satzungstatute; bylaw; regulationNOUN
Sausow; pig (female); (slang) dirty personNOUN
sauberclean; neat; honestADJ
Saudi-ArabienSaudi ArabiaPROPN
sauersour; angry; acidicADJ
SauerstoffoxygenNOUN
SäugetiermammalNOUN
Säulecolumn; pillarNOUN
Saumhem; edge; borderNOUN
Saunasauna; steam bathNOUN
SaxofonsaxophoneNOUN
SaxophonsaxophoneNOUN
scannento scan (with a scanner); to digitize (images, documents); to rapidly visually check (rare, informal)VERB
schadewhat a pity; too bad; that's a shameINTJ
schadewhat a pity; too bad; that's a shameINTJ
Schädelskull; craniumNOUN
Schadendamage; harm; injuryNOUN
schadento harm; to damage; to be detrimental toVERB
Schadendamage; harm; injuryNOUN
schädlichharmful; detrimental; injuriousADJ
SchafsheepNOUN
Schafsheep (animal); sheep (collective)NOUN
SchäfershepherdNOUN
schaffento accomplish; to manage; to createVERB
schaffento accomplish; to manage; to createVERB
schaffento accomplish; to manage; to createVERB
schaffento create; to accomplish; to manageVERB
schaffento accomplish; to manage; to createVERB
schaffento create; to accomplish; to establishVERB
Schaffungcreation; establishmentNOUN
Schalscarf; mufflerNOUN
schälento peel; to shellVERB
schälento peel; to shell; to slough offVERB
schallisolierendsound-insulating; soundproofingADJ
Schallschutzsoundproofing; noise protectionNOUN
schaltento switch; to shift (gears); to connect (electrically)VERB
Schaltkreiscircuit; electric circuitNOUN
Schaltplancircuit diagram; wiring diagramNOUN
Schalungformwork; shutteringNOUN
Schamshame; embarrassment; modestyNOUN
SchamanismusshamanismNOUN
scharfsharp; spicy; intenseADJ
Schärfesharpness; spiciness; acutenessNOUN
scharfstellento focus (a lens); to bring into focusVERB
Scharmützelskirmish; minor fight; tussleNOUN
Schattenshadow; shadeNOUN
schattigshady; shadowyADJ
Schatztreasure; darling; wealthNOUN
schätzento estimate; to value; to appreciateVERB
schätzento estimate; to value; to appreciateVERB
schätzento estimate; to value; to appreciateVERB
schätzento estimate; to value; to appreciateVERB
Schätzungestimation; appraisal; valuationNOUN
Schätzungestimate; valuation; assessmentNOUN
schätzungsweiseapproximately; an estimated; roughlyADV
Schaushow; spectacle; displayNOUN
schauento look; to watch; to glanceVERB
schauento look; to watch; to glanceVERB
Schauershower (rain); shiver; thrillNOUN
Schaufelshovel; spade; scoopNOUN
Schaufenstershop window; display windowNOUN
Schaufensterpuppemannequin; shop dummy; display dummyNOUN
Schauplatzscene; setting; siteNOUN
Schauspielplay; spectacle; performanceNOUN
Schauspieleractor; performerNOUN
SchauspielerinactressNOUN
Scheibepane; disc; sliceNOUN
Scheibepane; disc; sliceNOUN
scheidento separate; to divorce; to partVERB
Scheidungdivorce; dissolution (of marriage)NOUN
Scheincertificate; bill; appearanceNOUN
scheinbarapparent; seemingly; ostensibleADJ
scheinento shine; to seem; to appearVERB
scheinento shine; to seem; to appearVERB
Scheinwerferheadlight; spotlight; floodlightNOUN
Scheiternfailure; collapseNOUN
scheiternto fail; to break downVERB
scheiternto fail; to break down; to fall throughVERB
schematischschematic; diagrammatic; formulaicADJ
schenkento give (as a present); to donateVERB
Scherescissors; shearsNOUN
Scheunebarn; hayloftNOUN
Schichtlayer; shift; stratumNOUN
Schichtlayer; shift; stratumNOUN
schickstylish; chic; smartADJ
schickento send; to dispatch; to forwardVERB
schickento send; to dispatchVERB
schickento send; to dispatchVERB
Schicksalfate; destinyNOUN
schiebento push; to shove; to slideVERB
schiebento push; to shove; to slideVERB
Schiedsrichterreferee; umpireNOUN
Schiefergasshale gasNOUN
Schienerail; splint; trackNOUN
schieralmost; nearly; virtuallyADV
schießento shoot; to kick (ball, sports); to sprout (plants)VERB
schießento shoot; to kick (a ball); to fireVERB
Schiffship; vessel; boatNOUN
Schiffship; vessel; boatNOUN
Schildsign; shieldNOUN
schildernto describe; to recount; to depictVERB
schildernto describe; to portray; to depictVERB
Schilderungdescription; account; depictionNOUN
Schildkröteturtle; tortoiseNOUN
Schillingschilling (former Austrian currency); shilling (historical British coin)NOUN
schimpfento scold; to rant; to swearVERB
Schinkenham; (book) tomeNOUN
Schirmumbrella; screen; shadeNOUN
Schismaschism; division; splitNOUN
Schlachtbattle; fight; slaughterNOUN
Schlafsleep; slumberNOUN
schlafento sleepVERB
SchlafzimmerbedroomNOUN
Schlagblow; stroke; typeNOUN
Schlagblow; strike; hitNOUN
SchlagaderarteryNOUN
schlagento hit; to beat; to strikeVERB
schlagento hit; to beat; to strikeVERB
schlagento hit; to beat; to strikeVERB
schlagento hit; to beat; to strikeVERB
Schlagzeileheadline; banner headlineNOUN
Schlagzeileheadline; news headlineNOUN
Schlagzeugdrum kit; drums; percussionNOUN
Schlangesnake; queue; lineNOUN
Schlauchhose; tube; pipeNOUN
schlechtbad; poor; evilADJ
schlechtbad; poor; inferiorADJ
schlechthinpar excellence; quintessentially; simplyADV
schlendernto stroll; to saunter; to ambleVERB
Schleswig-HolsteinSchleswig-Holstein (federal state in Germany)PROPN
schlichtplain; simple; modestADJ
schlichtento mediate; to settle (a dispute); to reconcileVERB
Schlichtungarbitration; mediation; conciliationNOUN
schließento close; to lock; to concludeVERB
schließento close; to shut; to concludeVERB
schließento close; to shut; to lockVERB
schließlichfinally; after all; in the endADV
schließlichfinally; after all; in the endADV
Schließungclosure; shutdownNOUN
schlimmbad; serious; awfulADJ
schlimmbad; worse; seriousADJ
Schlosscastle; palace; lockNOUN
Schlosscastle; palace; lockNOUN
Schlosscastle; palace; lockNOUN
Schlussend; conclusion; closureNOUN
Schlussend; conclusion; closureNOUN
Schlüsselkey; wrench; codeNOUN
schlussfolgernto conclude; to deduce; to inferVERB
Schlussfolgerungconclusion; inference; deductionNOUN
schmalnarrow; slim; slenderADJ
schmeckento taste; to be tasty; to savorVERB
schmelzento melt; to liquefyVERB
Schmerzpain; ache; sorrowNOUN
Schmerzpain; ache; hurtNOUN
schmerzento ache; to hurt; to be painfulVERB
schmerzhaftpainful; agonizing; excruciatingADJ
SchmetterlingbutterflyNOUN
Schmitt-TriggerSchmitt triggerNOUN
Schmuckjewelry; ornamentNOUN
schmutzigdirty; filthyADJ
Schneckesnail; screw (engineering)NOUN
SchneesnowNOUN
schneidento cut; to slice; to editVERB
schneidento cut; to slice; to edit (film, video)VERB
Schneidertailor; dressmakerNOUN
Schneiderinfemale tailor; dressmaker; seamstressNOUN
schneiento snowVERB
schnellfast; quick; rapidADJ
schnellfast; quick; rapidADJ
schnellfast; quick; rapidADJ
schnellento soar; to spring; to shoot upVERB
Schnittcut; section; editingNOUN
Schnittmusterpattern; sewing patternNOUN
Schnittstelleinterface; junction; point of contactNOUN
Schnorchelsnorkel; breathing tubeNOUN
schnorchelnto snorkelVERB
Schnupfencold; runny noseNOUN
Schnürsenkelshoelace; shoestring; laceNOUN
Schockshock; trauma; joltNOUN
SchokoladechocolateNOUN
ScholastikscholasticismNOUN
schönbeautiful; nice; lovelyADJ
schonalready; yet; reallyADV
schonalready; yet; reallyADV
schönbeautiful; nice; lovelyADJ
schönbeautiful; pretty; niceADJ
Schönheitbeauty; attractivenessNOUN
Schöpfercreator; inventor; (God) CreatorNOUN
Schöpfungcreation; act of creating; work (of art, literature, etc.)NOUN
Schoßlap; bosomNOUN
SchottlandScotlandPROPN
Schrankcupboard; closet; wardrobeNOUN
Schrapnellshrapnel; shell fragmentNOUN
schraubento screw; to bolt; to twistVERB
Schreckfright; scare; shockNOUN
Schreckenterror; fright; horrorNOUN
schrecklichterrible; awful; dreadfulADJ
Schreiscream; shout; yellNOUN
schreibento write; to composeVERB
Schreibenwriting; letter; act of writingNOUN
schreibento writeVERB
schreibento writeVERB
Schreiberwriter; scribe; penNOUN
Schreibtischdesk; writing deskNOUN
schreiento scream; to shout; to cry (out loudly)VERB
schreitento stride; to walk (stately); to proceedVERB
Schriftwriting; script; typefaceNOUN
Schriftwriting; script; publicationNOUN
schriftlichwritten; in writing; by letterADJ
Schriftstellerwriter; authorNOUN
Schrittstep; pace; moveNOUN
Schrittstep; pace; measureNOUN
schrittweisegradually; step by stepADV
schrumpfento shrink; to contract; to decrease in sizeVERB
Schubimpetus; surge; thrustNOUN
SchubkarrewheelbarrowNOUN
SchufaGerman credit bureau; SchufaPROPN
Schuhshoe; footwearNOUN
Schuhshoe; footwearNOUN
Schuldguilt; fault; debtNOUN
Schuldguilt; fault; debtNOUN
Schuldendebts; liabilitiesNOUN
schuldigguilty; owing; at faultADJ
SchuldnerdebtorNOUN
Schuldrechtlaw of obligations; contract lawNOUN
Schuldspruchverdict of guilty; convictionNOUN
Schuldverschreibungbond; debenture; promissory noteNOUN
Schuleschool; educational institutionNOUN
Schuleschool; educational institutionNOUN
Schülerpupil; student (at school)NOUN
Schülerinfemale student; schoolgirlNOUN
Schülerinfemale student; schoolgirl; pupil (female)NOUN
schulischschool-related; scholastic; academic (related to schools)ADJ
SchultershoulderNOUN
SchultershoulderNOUN
Schumachershoemaker; cobblerNOUN
Schussshot; gunshot; kick (in sports)NOUN
Schüsselbowl; dishNOUN
Schustershoemaker; cobblerNOUN
schüttelnto shake; to joltVERB
Schutzprotection; defense; shelterNOUN
schützento protect; to guard; to shieldVERB
schützento protect; to safeguard; to guardVERB
schützento protect; to guard; to shieldVERB
Schützengrabentrench; dugout; military trenchNOUN
SchwabenSwabia; the SwabiansPROPN
schwachweak; feeble; faintADJ
schwachweak; feeble; faintADJ
Schwächeweakness; frailty; flawNOUN
schwächento weaken; to reduce; to diminishVERB
schwächento weaken; to impairVERB
schwächento weaken; to reduce; to enfeebleVERB
SchwangerschaftpregnancyNOUN
Schwanztail; queue; penis (vulgar)NOUN
schwärmento enthuse; to rave; to swarmVERB
schwarzblack; dark; illegalADJ
SchwarzblackADJ
Schwarzes Lochblack holeNOUN
schwarzweißblack and white; monochromeADJ
Schwarzweißfotografieblack-and-white photographyNOUN
schwebento float; to hover; to be suspendedVERB
schwebento float; to hover; to be suspendedVERB
SchwedenSwedenPROPN
schwedischSwedish; relating to SwedenADJ
schwedischSwedishADJ
schwedischSwedish; from SwedenADJ
schweigento be silent; to keep quietVERB
Schweigensilence; being silentNOUN
Schweinpig; swine; (coll.) lucky breakNOUN
Schweißsweat; perspirationNOUN
schweißento weld; to fuse togetherVERB
SchweizSwitzerlandPROPN
SchweizerSwiss (man); Swiss personNOUN
Schwellethreshold; doorstep; brinkNOUN
schwerheavy; difficult; serious (of a condition)ADJ
schwerheavy; difficult; severeADJ
Schweregravity; heaviness; severityNOUN
Schwerelosigkeitweightlessness; zero gravityNOUN
SchwerinSchwerin (city); Schwerin (capital of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern)PROPN
Schwerpunktfocus; main emphasis; center of gravityNOUN
Schwerpunktmain focus; emphasis; focal pointNOUN
SchwertswordNOUN
Schwestersister; nurse (female); nunNOUN
SchwestersisterNOUN
schwierigdifficult; hard; trickyADJ
schwierigdifficult; hard; trickyADJ
schwierigdifficult; hard; challengingADJ
schwierigdifficult; hard; challengingADJ
Schwierigkeitdifficulty; trouble; problemNOUN
Schwierigkeitdifficulty; trouble; problemNOUN
Schwimmbadswimming pool; public poolNOUN
schwimmento swimVERB
Schwingkreisoscillating circuit; resonant circuit; LC circuitNOUN
Schwingungslehrevibration theory; theory of oscillationsNOUN
schwitzento sweat; to perspireVERB
Schwungmomentum; swing; driveNOUN
scrollento scroll (on a screen); to move up/down digitallyVERB
SebastianSebastian (a male given name)PROPN
sechssixNUM
Sechssix (number)NUM
sechzigsixtyNUM
sechziger Jahrethe sixties; the 1960sNOUN
secondhandsecond-hand; used; pre-ownedADJ
Seelake; seaNOUN
Seelake; sea (in certain names)NOUN
Seehundseal; harbor sealNOUN
Seeigelsea urchinNOUN
Seekadettnaval cadet; midshipmanNOUN
Seelesoul; spirit; mindNOUN
seelischmental; psychological; emotionalADJ
Seepferdchenseahorse; (German beginner swimming badge)NOUN
SeesternstarfishNOUN
Seetangseaweed; kelpNOUN
Seevogelseabird; sea birdNOUN
SegelsailNOUN
segelnto sailVERB
Segenblessing; benediction; good fortuneNOUN
Segmentsegment; section; partNOUN
sehento see; to watch; to lookVERB
sehento see; to look; to watchVERB
sehento see; to look at; to watchVERB
Sehnetendon; string (of bow); chord (geometry)NOUN
sehnento long for; to yearnVERB
Sehnenscheidetendon sheathNOUN
Sehnsuchtlonging; yearning; desireNOUN
sehrvery; much; greatlyADV
sehrvery; much; highlyADV
SeidesilkNOUN
SeifesoapNOUN
seinto be; existAUX
seinto beAUX
seinto beVERB
seinto beAUX
seinto be (subjunctive II); would beAUX
seinto beAUX
seinerseitsfor his part; on his partADV
seinerzeitat that time; in those days; back thenADV
seitsince; for (time)ADP
seitsince; for (time)ADP
seitdemsince then; ever sinceADV
seitdemsince then; ever sinceADV
Seitepage; side; aspectNOUN
Seitepage; side; aspectNOUN
Seitenanfangtop of the page; beginning of the pageNOUN
seitenson the part of; by (someone); from (someone)ADP
seithersince then; ever sinceADV
seithersince then; ever sinceADV
Sektesect; cultNOUN
Sektorsector; field; areaNOUN
Sektorenkopplungsector coupling (in energy)NOUN
Sekundesecond (unit of time); momentNOUN
Sekundesecond (unit of time)NOUN
selberoneself; myself/yourself/himself/etc.; personallyADV
selbstself; -self; evenADV
Selbstself; oneself; identityNOUN
selbständigindependent; self-employed; autonomousADJ
Selbständigkeitindependence; self-employment; autonomyNOUN
selbstbewusstself-confident; self-assured; confidentADJ
Selbstbewusstseinself-confidence; self-assurance; self-awarenessNOUN
Selbstbewusstseinself-confidence; self-assurance; self-awarenessNOUN
SelbstmordsuicideNOUN
selbstverständlichobvious; of course; self-evidentADJ
Selektionselection; choosing; (biology) natural selectionNOUN
seltenrare; seldom; unusualADJ
seltenrare; uncommon; infrequentADJ
Seltene Erdenrare earths; rare earth elementsNOUN
seltsamstrange; odd; peculiarADJ
Semestersemester; academic termNOUN
Semesterwochenstunde(semester) hour per week; class hour per weekNOUN
Seminarseminar; workshop; advanced classNOUN
Seminarseminar; workshop; courseNOUN
Senatsenate; governing council; upper chamberNOUN
Senatorsenator; member of a senateNOUN
sendento send; to transmit; to broadcastVERB
Sendertransmitter; station (radio/TV); senderNOUN
Sendungbroadcast; shipment; missionNOUN
Sendungshow; program; shipmentNOUN
Seniorsenior citizen; elderly man; senior (ranking)NOUN
Seniorsenior citizen; elderly person; seniorNOUN
senkento lower; to reduce; to sink (something)VERB
Senkunglowering; reduction; subsidenceNOUN
Sensationsensation; big news; excitementNOUN
sensibelsensitive; delicate; touchyADJ
Sensorsensor; detectorNOUN
SeoulSeoulPROPN
SeptemberSeptemberPROPN
sequentiellsequential; in sequence; serialADJ
sequenzierento sequence (DNA/genetic material)VERB
SerbienSerbiaPROPN
Serieseries; sequence; TV showNOUN
Serverserver (computer or network device); server (waiter, rare)NOUN
Serviceservice; customer service; set (of dishes)NOUN
servierento serve (food/drinks); to serve (in tennis)VERB
servierento serve (food/drink); to hand outVERB
Sesselarmchair; easy chairNOUN
setzento set; to put; to seatVERB
Setzlingseedling; young plantNOUN
seufzento sighVERB
Sexsex (sexual intercourse); sex (sexuality)NOUN
Sexualitätsexuality; sex life; sexual natureNOUN
sexuellsexual; relating to sexADJ
sexuellsexual; relating to sexualityADJ
Sezessionsecession; breakaway movement; Secession (art)NOUN
Showshow; event; performanceNOUN
Showroomshowroom; display roomNOUN
sichoneself; himself; herself; themselvesPRON
sichhimself; herself; itself; themselvesPRON
sich auseinandersetzento deal with; to grapple with; to discussVERB
sich auswirkento have an effect; to influence; to affectVERB
sich bewegento move; to exerciseVERB
sich entspannento relax; to unwindVERB
sich erholento recover; to rest; to recuperateVERB
sich fühlento feel; to feel (a certain way); to perceive one's conditionVERB
sich verletzento injure oneself; to get hurtVERB
sichersafe; secure; certainADJ
sichersafe; secure; certainADJ
Sicherheitsafety; security; certaintyNOUN
Sicherheitsgurtseat belt; safety beltNOUN
Sicherheitskraftsecurity personnel; security staff; security forcesNOUN
SicherheitsratSecurity Council; council for securityNOUN
sicherlichcertainly; surely; doubtlessADV
sichernto secure; to save; to ensureVERB
sichernto secure; to safeguard; to ensureVERB
sichernto secure; to safeguard; to saveVERB
sichernto secure; to safeguard; to back upVERB
sichernto secure; to safeguard; to ensureVERB
sicherstellento ensure; to make sure; to seize (confiscate)VERB
sicherstellento ensure; to guarantee; to secure (evidence)VERB
Sicherungsafety device; fuse; securingNOUN
Sichtview; sight; visibilityNOUN
sichtbarvisible; apparentADJ
sichtlichobviously; visibly; clearlyADV
Sichtweisepoint of view; way of seeing; perspectiveNOUN
siderischsidereal; relating to the starsADJ
sieshe; they; herPRON
Sieyou (formal); theyPRON
Sieyou (formal; accusative/dative)PRON
siethem; you (formal, dative)PRON
siebensevenNUM
SiebensevenNUM
siebzigseventyNUM
Siebzigerperson in their seventies; the seventies (decade)NOUN
Siedlersettler; colonistNOUN
Siedlungsettlement; housing estate; residential areaNOUN
Siedlungsettlement; housing development; residential areaNOUN
Siegvictory; win; triumphNOUN
siegento win; to be victorious; to triumphVERB
siegento win; to be victoriousVERB
Siegerwinner; victor; championNOUN
SiegfriedSiegfried (male given name); Siegfried (hero of legend)PROPN
Signalsignal; sign; cueNOUN
Signalsignal; sign; cueNOUN
Signal-Rausch-Verhältnissignal-to-noise ratioNOUN
signalisierento signal; to indicate; to give a signVERB
Signalverarbeitungsignal processingNOUN
signifikantsignificant; substantial; meaningfulADJ
Signifikanzsignificance; statistical significanceNOUN
Silbersilver (metal); silver (color); second place (medal)NOUN
Silosilo; storage silo; bunkerNOUN
SIM-KarteSIM cardNOUN
SimonSimon (male first name)PROPN
simpelsimple; plain; naiveADJ
simplifizierento simplifyVERB
Simulationsimulation; imitation; mock-upNOUN
simulierento simulate; to feign; to pretendVERB
SindelfingenSindelfingenPROPN
SingapurSingapore (city-state); Singapore (country)PROPN
singento singVERB
singento singVERB
Singularitätsingularity; uniquenessNOUN
sinkento sink; to drop; to declineVERB
sinkento sink; to drop; to go downVERB
sinkento sink; to decrease; to fallVERB
sinkento sink; to fall; to go downVERB
Sinnsense; meaning; purposeNOUN
Sinnesorgansense organ; sensory organNOUN
sinnlossenseless; pointless; meaninglessADJ
sinnvollsensible; meaningful; usefulADJ
sinnvollmeaningful; sensible; usefulADJ
Sirenesiren; mermaidNOUN
Sittecustom; moral; traditionNOUN
Situationsituation; circumstance; positionNOUN
Situationsituation; circumstanceNOUN
Sitzseat; chairNOUN
sitzento sit; to be sittingVERB
sitzento sit; to be seatedVERB
sitzento sit; to be sittingVERB
Sitzungmeeting; session; sittingNOUN
Sitzungmeeting; session; sittingNOUN
Skandalscandal; outrageNOUN
Skepsisskepticism; doubt; mistrustNOUN
skeptischskeptical; doubtful; waryADJ
Skeptizismusskepticism; scepticismNOUN
Skizzesketch; outline; draftNOUN
skizzierento sketch; to outline; to draftVERB
Sklaveslave; bondsmanNOUN
Skriptscript; lecture notes; text for performanceNOUN
Skriptoriumscriptorium; writing roomNOUN
Skulptursculpture; statue; carvingNOUN
Skulptursculpture; statueNOUN
Sloganslogan; motto; catchphraseNOUN
SlowakeiSlovakiaPROPN
SlowenienSloveniaPROPN
Smartphonesmartphone; mobile phoneNOUN
SMSSMS; text messageNOUN
Snacksnack; small bite; light mealNOUN
soso; like this; thusADV
soso; like this; thusADV
so etwassuch a thing; something like thatPRON
sobaldas soon asSCONJ
sobaldas soon asSCONJ
Social Mediasocial mediaNOUN
SockesockNOUN
sodassso that; in such a way thatSCONJ
soebenjust now; a moment ago; only justADV
Sofasofa; couchNOUN
sofernprovided that; as long as; ifSCONJ
sofortimmediately; at once; right awayADV
Softwaresoftware; computer program(s)NOUN
Sogsuction; undertow; pullNOUN
sogarevenADV
sogareven; actuallyADV
sogenanntso-called; allegedADJ
sogenanntso-called; allegedADJ
sogenanntso-called; allegedADJ
sogleichimmediately; at once; right awayADV
Sohlesole; bottomNOUN
SohnsonNOUN
SohnsonNOUN
solangeas long as; whileSCONJ
solangeas long as; whileSCONJ
Solarthermiesolar thermal energy; solar heatingNOUN
solchsuch; like that; soDET
solchsuch; like that; those kinds ofDET
solchsuch; like that; of that kindDET
solchsuch; like this; like thatDET
SoldatsoldierNOUN
SoldatsoldierNOUN
SolidaritätsolidarityNOUN
solidesolid; reliable; soundADJ
SolipsismussolipsismNOUN
Solldebit; target (amount); requirementNOUN
sollenshould; ought to; supposed toAUX
sollenshould; ought to; supposed toAUX
sollenshould; ought to; was supposed toVERB
Solvenzsolvency; ability to payNOUN
SomaliaSomaliaPROPN
somitthus; therefore; consequentlyADV
somitthus; consequently; thereforeADV
SommersummerNOUN
Sommerpausesummer break; summer recessNOUN
Sonderangebotspecial offer; bargain; promotionNOUN
sonderlichparticularly; especially; strange (rare, in negative)ADJ
sondernbut rather; but insteadCCONJ
Sondersitzungspecial meeting; emergency sessionNOUN
Songsong; (pop) song; trackNOUN
SongsongNOUN
SonnabendSaturdayNOUN
Sonnesun; sunshineNOUN
SonnenblumesunflowerNOUN
SonnenbrillesunglassesNOUN
Sonnenprotuberanzsolar prominenceNOUN
SonnenscheinsunshineNOUN
Sonnenwindsolar windNOUN
sonnigsunny; full of sunshine; cheerful (figurative)ADJ
SonntagSundayNOUN
sonntagson Sundays; every SundayADV
sonstotherwise; else; previouslyADV
sonstotherwise; else; apart from thatADV
sonstigother; additional; miscellaneousADJ
sonstigother; further; additionalADJ
sonstigother; miscellaneous; furtherADJ
SonySony (company name)PROPN
Sorgeworry; concern; careNOUN
Sorgeworry; concern; anxietyNOUN
sorgento worry; to care (for); to provide (for)VERB
sorgento care for; to worry; to provide forVERB
sorgento worry; to care; to provideVERB
sorgento care (for); to provide; to worryVERB
sorgfältigcareful; meticulous; thoroughADJ
sortierento sort; to arrange; to classifyVERB
Soteriologiesoteriology; doctrine of salvationNOUN
Soundsound; audio; music (quality)NOUN
Soundtracksoundtrack; film musicNOUN
souveränconfident; assured; sovereignADJ
Souveränitätsovereignty; independence; autonomyNOUN
sovielas much as; so much; insofar asADV
soweitas far as; as long as; so farADV
soweitas far as; so far; insofar asADV
sowieas well as; and alsoCCONJ
sowiesoanyway; in any case; anyhowADV
sowjetischSoviet; Soviet-styleADJ
sowjetischSoviet; relating to the Soviet UnionADJ
sowjetischSoviet; relating to the Soviet UnionADJ
SowjetunionSoviet UnionPROPN
sowohlboth ... and; as well asCCONJ
sowohlboth ... and; as well asCCONJ
sozialsocial; societal; socially-mindedADJ
Sozialamtsocial services office; welfare officeNOUN
Sozialdemokratsocial democrat; member of the Social Democratic PartyNOUN
Sozialdemokratsocial democrat; member of the Social Democratic PartyNOUN
sozialdemokratischsocial democratic; relating to the Social Democratic PartyADJ
sozialdemokratischsocial-democraticADJ
sozialdemokratischsocial democraticADJ
soziale Mediensocial mediaNOUN
Sozialhilfesocial assistance; social welfare; public assistanceNOUN
SozialismussocialismNOUN
SozialistsocialistNOUN
sozialistischsocialistADJ
sozialistischsocialistADJ
Sozialpolitiksocial policyNOUN
Sozialstaatwelfare state; social stateNOUN
Sozialversicherungsocial insurance; social securityNOUN
sozusagenso to speak; in a manner of speaking; as it wereADV
Spaltecolumn; crack; fissureNOUN
spaltento split; to cleave; to divideVERB
Spaltmaterialfissile material; material for nuclear fissionNOUN
Spaltungdivision; split; fissionNOUN
SpanienSpainPROPN
SpanierSpaniard; Spanish manNOUN
spanischSpanish; relating to Spain; strange (coll., rare)ADJ
Spannbetonprestressed concreteNOUN
spannento stretch; to tighten; to tenseVERB
spannendexciting; suspenseful; thrillingADJ
Spannungtension; suspense; voltageNOUN
Spannungtension; suspense; voltageNOUN
Spannungsreglervoltage regulatorNOUN
sparento save (money); to economizeVERB
sparento save; to economizeVERB
Sparkassesavings bankNOUN
Sparmaßnahmeausterity measure; cost-saving measure; savings measureNOUN
Sparpaketausterity package; savings package; package of spending cutsNOUN
SparrenrafterNOUN
Spartedivision; section; branchNOUN
Spartedivision; sector; departmentNOUN
Spaßfun; enjoyment; jokeNOUN
spätlate; tardyADJ
Spatenspade; shovelNOUN
späterlater; afterwards; afterADV
späterlater; afterwards; afterADV
spätestensat the latest; no later thanADV
spätestensat the latest; no later thanADV
spazierento go for a walk; to strollVERB
spazieren gehento go for a walk; to take a walkVERB
Spaziergangwalk; strollNOUN
SPDSocial Democratic Party of GermanyPROPN
SPD-ChefSPD leader; head of the SPD; SPD chairmanNOUN
SPD-FraktionSPD parliamentary group; SPD caucusNOUN
SPD-PolitikerSPD politician; Social Democratic Party politicianNOUN
Spediteurfreight forwarder; shipping agent; carrierNOUN
Spediteurinfemale freight forwarder; female shipping agentNOUN
Speditionfreight company; shipping company; forwarding agentNOUN
Speicherstorage; storehouse; reservoirNOUN
Speicherkapazitätstorage capacity; memory capacityNOUN
Speicherkartememory card; storage cardNOUN
speichernto save; to store; to recordVERB
speichernto save; to store; to recordVERB
Speicherungstorage; saving; retentionNOUN
Speicherzellememory cell; storage cellNOUN
Speiseröhreesophagus; gulletNOUN
Spektakelspectacle; show; fussNOUN
spektakulärspectacular; sensational; dramaticADJ
spektakulärspectacular; sensational; strikingADJ
spektakulärspectacular; sensational; impressiveADJ
Spektralanalysespectral analysis; spectrum analysisNOUN
SpektrometerspectrometerNOUN
SpektroskopiespectroscopyNOUN
Spektrumspectrum; range; gamutNOUN
Spektrumanalysatorspectrum analyzerNOUN
Spekulationspeculation; conjecture; financial speculationNOUN
Spekulationspeculation; conjecture; guessworkNOUN
spekulierento speculate; to guess; to trade speculativelyVERB
spekulierento speculate; to conjectureVERB
Spendedonation; contribution; gift (charitable)NOUN
spendento donate; to give (as a donation); to contributeVERB
spendento donate; to give (as a donation)VERB
Sperrebarrier; blockade; suspensionNOUN
sperrento block; to lock; to close (off)VERB
Sperrklauselelectoral threshold; exclusion clauseNOUN
Spezialeffektspecial effect; visual effectNOUN
spezialisierento specializeVERB
Spezialistspecialist; expertNOUN
Spezialistspecialist; expertNOUN
speziellspecial; specific; particularADJ
spezifischspecific; particular; distinctADJ
spezifizierento specify; to define more preciselyVERB
Spiegelmirror; reflector; surface (that reflects)NOUN
spiegelnto reflect; to mirror; to be reflectedVERB
spiegelnto mirror; to reflectVERB
Spielgame; play; matchNOUN
Spielgame; match; playNOUN
spielento play; to act; to performVERB
spielento play; to act; to performVERB
spielento playVERB
spielento playVERB
Spielerplayer; gamblerNOUN
Spielfilmfeature film; movieNOUN
Spielplatzplayground; play areaNOUN
Spielraumleeway; scope; marginNOUN
Spieltagmatchday; day of playNOUN
Spielzeitseason (theatre); playing time; playtimeNOUN
SpinnespiderNOUN
Spionageespionage; spyingNOUN
spionierento spy; to snoopVERB
SpiritualitätspiritualityNOUN
spirituellspiritual; metaphysicalADJ
Spitzspitz dog; spitz (dog breed)NOUN
Spitzetip; point; laceNOUN
Spitzenlastpeak load; maximum loadNOUN
Spitzenreiterfront runner; leader; top scorerNOUN
sponsernto sponsor; to fundVERB
Sponsorsponsor; benefactor; supporterNOUN
Sponsorsponsor; benefactor; backerNOUN
spontanspontaneous; impromptu; unplannedADJ
Sportsport; athletics; physical activityNOUN
Sportarttype of sport; sport; disciplineNOUN
Sporthallesports hall; gymnasiumNOUN
Sportlerathlete; sportsmanNOUN
sportlichathletic; sporty; sportsmanlikeADJ
sportlichathletic; sporty; sportingADJ
Spotad; commercial spotNOUN
Sprachelanguage; speech; tongueNOUN
Sprachelanguage; tongueNOUN
sprachlichlinguistic; relating to languageADJ
sprechento speak; to talkVERB
sprechento speak; to talkVERB
sprechento speak; to talkVERB
Sprecherspeaker; spokesperson; narratorNOUN
Sprecherinfemale speaker; spokeswoman; announcer (female)NOUN
Sprechstundeoffice hour; consultation hour; surgery hoursNOUN
SpreeSpree (river in eastern Germany)PROPN
Sprengkopfwarhead; explosive headNOUN
Sprengstoffexplosive; explosive materialNOUN
sprießento sprout; to bud; to shoot upVERB
springento jump; to leap; to springVERB
springento jump; to leap; to springVERB
springento jump; to leap; to bounceVERB
Springerjumper; leaper; knight (chess)NOUN
Spritzbetonshotcrete; sprayed concreteNOUN
Spritzesyringe; injection; shotNOUN
Spruchsaying; proverb; maximNOUN
Sprungjump; leap; crackNOUN
Spülesink; kitchen sinkNOUN
Spulereel; spool; coilNOUN
spülento wash (dishes); to rinse; to flushVERB
SpülmaschinedishwasherNOUN
Spurtrace; track; laneNOUN
Spurtrace; track; clueNOUN
spürbarnoticeable; perceptible; tangibleADJ
spürento feel; to sense; to noticeVERB
spürento feel; to sense; to noticeVERB
Staatstate; country; governmentNOUN
Staatstate; country; nationNOUN
Staatstate; country; nationNOUN
staatlichstate; government; publicADJ
staatlichstate; governmental; publicADJ
Staatsanwaltpublic prosecutor; district attorney; state attorneyNOUN
Staatsanwaltpublic prosecutor; state attorneyNOUN
Staatsanwaltschaftpublic prosecutor's office; prosecution; district attorney's officeNOUN
Staatsbürgerschaftcitizenship; nationalityNOUN
Staatschefhead of state; chief of state; national leaderNOUN
Staatspräsidentpresident (of a country); head of stateNOUN
Staatspräsidentpresident (head of state); chief of stateNOUN
Staatsräsonreason of state; national interest; raison d'ÉtatNOUN
Staatsregierungstate government; regional governmentNOUN
Staatssekretärstate secretary; permanent secretaryNOUN
Staatsstreichcoup; coup d'état; putschNOUN
stabilstable; sturdy; steadyADJ
stabilisierento stabilize; to make stableVERB
Stabilisierungstabilization; making stable; steadyingNOUN
Stabilitätstability; steadiness; balanceNOUN
StadionstadiumNOUN
Stadtcity; townNOUN
Stadtcity; townNOUN
Stadtgebieturban area; city area; city limitsNOUN
Stadthalletown hall; municipal hall; civic centerNOUN
städtischurban; municipal; cityADJ
städtischurban; municipal; cityADJ
städtischurban; municipal; cityADJ
Stadtparlamentcity parliament; municipal council; city assemblyNOUN
Stadtplanungurban planning; city planningNOUN
Stadtratcity council; city council memberNOUN
Stadtteildistrict; part of town; neighborhoodNOUN
Stadtteildistrict; part of town; boroughNOUN
Stadtverordnetenversammlungcity council assembly; municipal council; town representatives' meetingNOUN
Stadtverwaltungcity administration; municipal officeNOUN
Stadtwerkepublic utilities; municipal utilities; city utilitiesNOUN
Staffelseason (TV); squadron; tier/stair (architecture)NOUN
stagnierento stagnate; to be stagnant; to not progressVERB
StahlsteelNOUN
Stahlbetonreinforced concreteNOUN
Stallstable; stall; penNOUN
Stammtrunk; stem; tribeNOUN
Stammstem; trunk; tribeNOUN
Stammdatenmaster data; core dataNOUN
stammento come from; to originate; to descendVERB
stammento come (from); to originate (from)VERB
Standstate; status; stand (stall, booth)NOUN
Standstand; booth; state (condition)NOUN
Standardstandard; norm; benchmarkNOUN
Standardabweichungstandard deviationNOUN
standardisierento standardize; to make uniformVERB
ständigconstant; continual; permanentADJ
Standortlocation; site; positionNOUN
Standortlocation; site; branchNOUN
Standortlocation; site; baseNOUN
Standpunktpoint of view; standpoint; positionNOUN
Standsicherheitstability; structural stability; safety against collapseNOUN
Stängelstem; stalkNOUN
stapelnto stack; to pile up; to heapVERB
Starstar (celebrity); starling (bird)NOUN
Starstar (celebrity); star (celestial body)NOUN
starkstrong; powerful; intenseADJ
starkstrong; powerful; intenseADJ
Stärkestrength; starchNOUN
stärkento strengthen; to reinforce; to invigorateVERB
stärkento strengthen; to reinforce; to boostVERB
stärkento strengthen; to reinforceVERB
stärkento strengthen; to reinforce; to fortifyVERB
Stärkungstrengthening; refreshment; fortificationNOUN
starrrigid; stiff; fixedADJ
starrento stare; to gaze fixedlyVERB
Startstart; beginning; take-offNOUN
startento start; to launch; to take offVERB
startento start; to launch; to take offVERB
startento start; to launch; to take off (for aircraft)VERB
startento start; to launch; to take offVERB
StasiStasi; state security (East Germany)PROPN
Statikstatics; structural analysisNOUN
Stationstation; ward; postNOUN
Stationstation; stop; stageNOUN
stationierento station; to deployVERB
stationierento station; to post (troops); to be based (military)VERB
Statistextra; non-speaking actorNOUN
Statistikstatistics; statistical data; science of statisticsNOUN
Statistikstatistic; statisticsNOUN
statistischstatistical; statisticallyADJ
Stativtripod; stand; support (for camera/instrument)NOUN
stattinstead ofADP
stattinstead ofADP
stattdesseninstead; instead of thatADV
stattdesseninstead; instead of thatADV
stattfindento take place; to occur; to happenVERB
stattfindento take place; to occur; to be heldVERB
Statuestatue; sculpture; figureNOUN
Statusstatus; standing; stateNOUN
Stautraffic jam; congestionNOUN
Staubdust; fine powderNOUN
staubsaugento vacuum; to hooverVERB
Staubsaugervacuum cleaner; hooverNOUN
steckento stick; to insert; to be stuckVERB
steckento stick; to put; to be (inside)VERB
steckento stick; to be stuck; to putVERB
Steckverbinderconnector (electrical); plug connectorNOUN
StefanStefan (male given name)PROPN
stehento stand; to be; to be writtenVERB
stehento stand; to be (vertical, upright); to be locatedVERB
stehento stand; to be standing; to be uprightVERB
stehento stand; to be located; to say (written)VERB
stehlento steal; to thieveVERB
steigento climb; to rise; to get on/inVERB
steigento climb; to rise; to get on/inVERB
steigento climb; to rise; to get in/out (vehicle)VERB
steigento rise; to climb; to increaseVERB
steigento climb; to rise; to go upVERB
steigernto increase; to raise; to boostVERB
steigernto increase; to raise; to intensifyVERB
steigernto increase; to raise; to intensifyVERB
Steigerungincrease; intensification; comparison (grammar)NOUN
steilsteep; abrupt; sharpADJ
Steinstone; rock; pawn (chess)NOUN
Steinstone; rock; pebbleNOUN
Stelestele; upright stone slab; (inscribed) pillarNOUN
Stelleplace; position; spotNOUN
Stelleplace; position; jobNOUN
stellento put; to place; to setVERB
stellento put; to place; to setVERB
stellento put; to set; to pose (a question)VERB
stellento put; to place; to setVERB
Stellenwertsignificance; importance; place valueNOUN
Stellungposition; job; stanceNOUN
Stellungnahmestatement; opinion; commentNOUN
stellvertretenddeputy; acting; as a representativeADJ
stellvertretenddeputy; acting; representativeADJ
Stellvertreterdeputy; representative; substituteNOUN
Stellvertreterkriegproxy warNOUN
sterbento die; to pass awayVERB
sterbento die; to pass awayVERB
sterbento dieVERB
sterbento die; to pass awayVERB
Sternstar (astronomy); star (shape, decoration)NOUN
Sternstar; celestial bodyNOUN
Sternbildconstellation; star patternNOUN
Sternenkonstellationstellar constellation; constellation of starsNOUN
Sternentstehungstar formationNOUN
Sternhaufenstar clusterNOUN
Sternwarteobservatory; astronomical observatoryNOUN
Sternzeitsidereal time; stardate (science fiction)NOUN
stetigcontinuous; steady; constantADJ
stetsalways; constantly; continuallyADV
Steuertax; steering wheelNOUN
Steuerhinterziehungtax evasionNOUN
steuerlichtax; fiscal; relating to taxesADJ
steuerlichtax; fiscalADJ
steuernto steer; to control; to governVERB
steuernto steer; to control; to governVERB
steuernto control; to steer; to operateVERB
Steuerreformtax reformNOUN
Steuerungcontrol; steering; regulationNOUN
SteuerzahlertaxpayerNOUN
Stichstab; sting; stitchNOUN
Stichprobesample; spot check; random checkNOUN
Stichpunktbullet point; key point; itemNOUN
Stichtagdeadline; due date; cut-off dateNOUN
Stichwortkeyword; cue word; catchwordNOUN
Stiefelboot; bootsNOUN
Stielstem; handle; stalkNOUN
Stiftpen; pencil; pegNOUN
Stiftungfoundation; endowment; charitable organizationNOUN
stigmatisierento stigmatize; to brandVERB
Stilstyle; manner; fashionNOUN
stillquiet; silent; stillADJ
Stillesilence; quiet; stillnessNOUN
stillento breastfeed; to satisfy; to quenchVERB
Stilllebenstill life (painting); still-life arrangementNOUN
Stillstandstandstill; halt; stagnationNOUN
Stimmevoice; vote; opinionNOUN
stimmento be correct; to vote; to tuneVERB
stimmento be correct; to tune; to voteVERB
stimmento be correct; to vote; to tuneVERB
stimmento be correct; to vote; to tuneVERB
stimmento vote; to be correct; to tuneVERB
Stimmungmood; atmosphere; tuningNOUN
Stipendiumscholarship; grant; fellowshipNOUN
Stirnforehead; brow; frontNOUN
Stockstick; floor (of a building); staff (archaic)NOUN
StockholmStockholmPROPN
Stockwerkfloor; storey; level (of a building)NOUN
Stoffmaterial; fabric; substanceNOUN
Stoffmaterial; substance; fabricNOUN
Stoffmusterfabric sample; swatchNOUN
stöhnento moan; to groanVERB
stoischstoic; impassive; unflappableADJ
stolpernto stumble; to tripVERB
stolzproud; pridefulADJ
Stolzpride; self-esteemNOUN
stoppento stop; to halt; to blockVERB
stoppento stop; to halt; to come to a stopVERB
Störaussendungunwanted emission; interference signalNOUN
störento disturb; to bother; to interruptVERB
störento disturb; to bother; to disruptVERB
Störfestigkeitimmunity (to interference); interference resistanceNOUN
stornierento cancel; to revoke; to annulVERB
Störstrahlunginterference radiation; parasitic radiation; stray radiationNOUN
Störungdisturbance; disruption; disorderNOUN
Störungdisturbance; disruption; malfunctionNOUN
Storystory; anecdote; (Instagram) storyNOUN
Stoßdämpfershock absorber; damperNOUN
stoßento bump; to push; to come acrossVERB
stoßento push; to bump; to thrustVERB
stoßento bump; to push; to run intoVERB
stoßento bump; to push; to encounterVERB
stoßento push; to bump; to thrustVERB
Strafepunishment; penalty; fineNOUN
Strafepunishment; penalty; fineNOUN
Strafkammercriminal division; criminal chamber (in court)NOUN
Straftatcriminal offense; crime; offenseNOUN
Straftatcriminal offense; crime; offenceNOUN
Strafverfolgungprosecution; law enforcementNOUN
Strafvollzugprison system; execution of sentence; penal enforcementNOUN
strahlento shine; to beam; to radiateVERB
Strahlungradiation; emission; raysNOUN
Strandbeach; shoreNOUN
StraßburgStrasbourg (city in France)PROPN
Straßestreet; roadNOUN
Straßenbahntram; streetcar; trolleyNOUN
Straßenbauroad construction; street constructionNOUN
Straßenverkehrroad traffic; street trafficNOUN
Strategiestrategy; plan; approachNOUN
Strategiestrategy; plan; approachNOUN
strategischstrategicADJ
strategischstrategicADJ
StratigraphiestratigraphyNOUN
Strauchbush; shrubNOUN
Straußbouquet; bunch; ostrichNOUN
streamento stream (media); to watch via livestreamVERB
Streamingstreaming; live streamingNOUN
strebento strive; to aspire; to seekVERB
strebento strive; to aspire; to aimVERB
Streckestretch; route; distanceNOUN
streckento stretch; to extend; to straightenVERB
streckento stretch; to extend; to lengthenVERB
streichento paint; to cancel; to strokeVERB
streichento paint; to cancel; to swipeVERB
Streichungdeletion; cancellation; removalNOUN
Streifenstripe; strip; streakNOUN
Streikstrike (work stoppage); industrial actionNOUN
Streikstrike; industrial actionNOUN
Streitargument; quarrel; disputeNOUN
streitento argue; to quarrel; to fight (verbally)VERB
Streitkraftarmed force; military forceNOUN
Streitkräftearmed forces; military forcesNOUN
strengstrict; severe; rigorousADJ
Strengestrictness; severity; rigorNOUN
Stressstress; pressure; strainNOUN
Strichline; stroke; dashNOUN
strickento knitVERB
striktstrict; rigorous; rigidADJ
Strohstraw (dried stalks); straw (drinking tube, rare, regional)NOUN
Stromelectricity; current; streamNOUN
strömento stream; to pour; to flowVERB
Stromgestehungskostenlevelized cost of electricity; cost of electricity generationNOUN
Stromlaufplancircuit diagram; wiring diagramNOUN
Stromnetzpower grid; electrical gridNOUN
Strompreiselectricity price; price of electricityNOUN
Stromspeicherelectricity storage unit; power storage; battery systemNOUN
Strömungcurrent; flow; movementNOUN
Strophestanza; verse (of a poem or song)NOUN
Strukturstructure; organization; textureNOUN
Strukturstructure; organization; frameworkNOUN
strukturellstructural; relating to structureADJ
strukturierento structure; to arrange; to organizeVERB
Stückpiece; part; play (theatre)NOUN
Stücklistebill of materials; parts listNOUN
Studentstudent (university); undergraduateNOUN
Studentstudent (university); undergraduateNOUN
Studentenwerkstudent services; student union; student support organizationNOUN
Studentinfemale student (at a university); university student (female)NOUN
Studiestudy; research study; surveyNOUN
Studiestudy; research study; surveyNOUN
Studiengangdegree program; course of study; academic programNOUN
Studiengebührtuition fee; university feeNOUN
studierento study (at university); to examine closelyVERB
studierento study (at university); to major inVERB
studierento study (at university); to major inVERB
Studierendestudent; university studentNOUN
Studierendestudent (university); students (plural, university)NOUN
Studiostudio; workshop; studio apartmentNOUN
Studiumuniversity studies; degree course; course of studyNOUN
Stufestep; level; stageNOUN
Stufestep; stage; levelNOUN
Stuhlchair; seat (medical: stool)NOUN
Stundehour; lesson; timeNOUN
Stundehour; lesson; periodNOUN
stundenlangfor hours; lasting hoursADJ
Stundenplantimetable; class schedule; scheduleNOUN
Sturmstorm; gale; assaultNOUN
Stürmerstriker; forward (sports); attackerNOUN
stürmischstormy; tempestuous; passionateADJ
Sturzfall; plunge; collapseNOUN
stürzento fall; to plunge; to overthrowVERB
stürzento fall; to plunge; to rushVERB
stürzento fall; to plunge; to overthrowVERB
stürzento fall; to topple; to overthrowVERB
StuttgartStuttgart (city in Germany)PROPN
StuttgartStuttgart (city); Stuttgart (capital of Baden-Württemberg)PROPN
Stuttgarterinhabitant of Stuttgart; person from Stuttgart; (as adj.) from StuttgartNOUN
stützento support; to prop (up); to sustainVERB
stützento support; to prop (up); to back (someone/something)VERB
stützento support; to prop; to restVERB
Subjektsubject (grammar); subject (philosophy); subject (psychology)NOUN
subjektivsubjective; personalADJ
Substanzsubstance; matter; essenceNOUN
Substanzsubstance; material; matterNOUN
Subventionsubsidy; grant; financial aidNOUN
Subventionsubsidy; grantNOUN
subventionierento subsidize; to support financiallyVERB
Suchbegriffsearch term; search queryNOUN
Suchesearch; quest; pursuitNOUN
suchento search; to look for; to seekVERB
suchento search; to look for; to seekVERB
Sucherviewfinder; searcher; seekerNOUN
Suchmaschinesearch engineNOUN
Suchmaschinenmarketingsearch engine marketingNOUN
Suchmaschinenoptimierungsearch engine optimization; SEONOUN
Suchtaddiction; dependencyNOUN
Südsouth; the South (direction/region)NOUN
SüdafrikaSouth AfricaPROPN
SüdamerikaSouth AmericaPROPN
Süddeutsche ZeitungSüddeutsche Zeitung (German newspaper)PROPN
Südensouth; southern regionNOUN
SüdkoreaSouth KoreaPROPN
südlichsouthern; south ofADJ
südlichsouthern; south; to the southADJ
SüdostasienSoutheast AsiaPROPN
Südostensoutheast; south-eastNOUN
Südwestensouthwest; south-west; southwestern regionNOUN
suggerierento suggest; to implyVERB
sühnento atone (for); to expiateVERB
sukzessivegradually; successively; step by stepADV
Summesum; total; amountNOUN
summento hum; to buzzVERB
Summento hum; to buzzVERB
Sündesin; transgression; wrongdoingNOUN
supergreat; super; fantasticADJ
Supermarktsupermarket; grocery storeNOUN
SupernovasupernovaNOUN
Supernovaüberrestsupernova remnantNOUN
SuppesoupNOUN
surfento surf (the internet); to surf (waves)VERB
SusanneSusanne (female given name)PROPN
süßsweet; cute; endearingADJ
Suszeptanzsusceptance (technical)NOUN
Syllabussyllabus (rare, technical)NOUN
Syllogismussyllogism; logical reasoningNOUN
Symbolsymbol; emblem; signNOUN
Symbolsymbol; emblem; iconNOUN
symbolischsymbolic; figurativeADJ
SymmetriesymmetryNOUN
Sympathieliking; empathy; sympathyNOUN
sympathischlikable; pleasant; friendlyADJ
Symposiumsymposium; academic conference; expert meetingNOUN
Symptomsymptom; sign (of illness); indicatorNOUN
Symptomsymptom; sign (of illness); manifestationNOUN
Synchronisationsynchronization; dubbing (film/tv); harmonizationNOUN
synchronisierento synchronize; to dub (film)VERB
synchronisierento synchronize; to dub (film/TV)VERB
Synergieeffektsynergy effect; synergy; interaction effectNOUN
Synthesesynthesis; combination; integrationNOUN
Synthetiksynthetic fibre; synthetic materialNOUN
synthetischsynthetic; artificialADJ
synthetischer Kraftstoffsynthetic fuelNOUN
synthetisierento synthesizeVERB
SyrienSyriaPROPN
Systemsystem; framework; structureNOUN
Systemsystem; network; structureNOUN
systematischsystematic; methodicalADJ
Syzygiesyzygy (astronomical alignment)NOUN
Szenarioscenario; situation; sceneNOUN
Szenescene; milieu; subcultureNOUN
Szenescene; setting; incidentNOUN