S — The Judaism dictionary · page 51 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9smokeThe grey, black or white cloud that rises from something burning.28 sentencessmoothSmooth means flat and even, with no rough parts, bumps or holes.20 sentencessmoothlySmoothly means in an even way, with no bumps or sudden stops, like a car moving smoothly.14 sentencessmoothnessSmoothness is being smooth: flat and even, with no bumps or rough parts.9 sentencessnailA snail is a small, slow animal with a soft, slimy body and a spiral shell on its back that lives on land or in water.12 sentencessnakeA long reptile with no legs that moves by sliding along the ground; some have a poisonous (venomous) bite.14 sentencessnapTo snap is to break suddenly with a sharp cracking sound.17 sentencessnareA snare is a trap for catching animals, usually a loop of wire or string that tightens around the animal.24 sentencessnarlWhen an animal such as a dog snarls, it shows its teeth and makes a deep, angry growl.18 sentencessnatchTo grab something quickly and roughly.19 sentencessneezeTo sneeze means to suddenly blow air out through your nose and mouth with a loud noise, because something tickles inside your nose.13 sentencessneezingThe act of sneezing, blowing air suddenly out through the nose. Here the word is plural, "sneezings.".4 sentencessnortTo snort is to push air out loudly through your nose, making a rough sound.16 sentencessnoutA snout is the long nose and mouth part that sticks out at the front of some animals' faces, such as pigs, dogs, crocodiles and anteaters.11 sentencessnowSoft white flakes of frozen water that fall from clouds when it is very cold.24 sentencessnuffTo snuff (or snuff out) a candle is to put out its flame, often by pressing it or covering it.13 sentencessnuffersSmall tools for trimming the wick of a lamp or candle so it burns well.7 sentencessoSo means and that is why.41 sentencessoakTo soak something is to leave it in water or another liquid for a time, so it becomes completely wet.20 sentencessoapSoap is what you use with water to wash and clean your body or things.16 sentencessoarTo soar is to fly high in the air, often gliding without flapping much: eagles soar.14 sentencessoberSober means not drunk, not affected by alcohol.13 sentencessocietySociety is all the people living together in a country or the world, with their ways of life, rules and customs.17 sentencessocketA socket is a hole in a wall or device where you push in a plug to get electricity; in the UK, Ireland, Australia and NZ often called a po…20 sentencessodA piece of grass with the earth and roots under it; turf.18 sentencessoddenCooked by boiling, or soaked through with water. Here it is an old form of "boiled".10 sentencessodomA city of ancient Canaan near the Dead Sea, destroyed with its neighbours by fire from heaven.12 sentencessodomiteA person from Sodom, or in old translations a man who served as a temple prostitute.9 sentencessoftNot hard or firm; easy to press or bend: a soft pillow.28 sentencessoftenTo soften means to become softer or to make something softer («soften the butter»).17 sentencessoftlySoftly means quietly, not loudly.17 sentencessoftnessSoftness is being soft to touch: easy to press, smooth and gentle, like a pillow or a kitten's fur.13 sentencessoftyA kind, gentle person who is easily moved or who can't be strict.10 sentencessoilThe top layer of the ground in which plants grow, made of tiny bits of rock, dead plants and animals, water and air.18 sentencessojournA sojourn is a short stay in a place that is not your home (formal).22 sentencessojournerA person who stays in a place for a time without being a full citizen, a temporary resident or stranger.5 sentencessolaceComfort in sadness or trouble.7 sentencessolderSolder is a soft metal mixture that melts at a low temperature and is used to join pieces of metal or wires together.12 sentencessoldierA soldier is a person who is a member of an army and is trained to fight for their country.15 sentencessoleThe bottom of your foot.24 sentencessolemnSolemn means very serious and not happy or joking, often in an important or sad moment.20 sentencessolicitTo ask for something such as money, help or opinions, especially politely or officially.11 sentencessolidA solid is something hard or firm that keeps its own shape, like ice, wood or stone; one of the states of matter.18 sentencessolitarilyIn a lonely, alone way.3 sentencessolitarySolitary means alone, with no one else; a solitary animal lives on its own.16 sentencessolitudeSolitude is being alone, usually in a quiet, peaceful way that you have chosen.11 sentencessolutionA solution is a way to solve a problem or deal with a difficult situation.17 sentencessolveTo solve a problem is to find the answer to it or the way to make it right.14 sentencessomeSome means a part of a group, not all of it.38 sentencessometimeSometime means at a time that is not said exactly: come and visit sometime.15 sentencessomewhatA little, to some degree, rathernot very much and not completely. — 14 sentencessomewhereSomewhere means in, at or to a place, without saying exactly which one.13 sentencessonA son is a boy or man who is someone's child.23 sentencessongA song is a short piece of music with words that you sing.22 sentencessoonSoon means in a short time from now or from then.23 sentencessootSoot is the black powder that smoke leaves behind when wood, coal, oil or candles burn.14 sentencessoothTruth. The phrases «in sooth» and «for sooth» mean truly or indeed.7 sentencessoothsayerA person who claims to foretell what will happen in the future.12 sentencessoothsayingThe act of foretelling what will happen in the future.6 sentencessophisticalUsing clever but false arguments that seem true but are not.2 sentencessorcererA person who uses magic; a wizard.10 sentencessorceressA sorceress is a woman who uses magic, often for evil purposes; a female sorcerer.8 sentencessorcerySorcery is the use of magic spells and powers to make strange things happen.6 sentencessoreSore means painful, aching or tender, especially when touched or used.24 sentencessorelySorely means very much or greatly, so that it hurts or matters a lot: sorely tempted, sorely puzzled.8 sentencessorrelA reddish-brown color, used especially of horses.3 sentencessorrowSorrow is a deep feeling of sadness, especially because of a loss, death or disappointment.23 sentencessorrowfulFeeling or showing great sadness.11 sentencessorryFeeling sad or bad because you did something wrong.20 sentencessortA sort is a kind or type of something.25 sentencessottishFoolish or dull, as if stupid with drink.3 sentencessoughtLooked for or searched for.24 sentencessoulThe soul is the part of a person that many religions believe is spiritual, lives on after death, and is the real "you"your mind, feelin… — 26 sentencessoundAnything you can hear.32 sentencessoundnessThe state of being healthy and whole, with nothing broken or sick.7 sentencessourSour food has a sharp taste, like a lemon or vinegar.18 sentencessourceA source is where something comes from, like the source of a river or a source of light.20 sentencessouthSouth is one of the four main directions, towards the bottom of most maps, opposite to north.23 sentencessoutheastSoutheast is the direction halfway between south and east on a compass.13 sentencessoutheasternIn or from the southeast.3 sentencessouthernSouthern means in or from the south part of a place.11 sentencessouthlandA land or region in the south, here the dry southern part of Israel, the Negev.7 sentencessouthwardSouthward means towards the south: a southward journey, birds flying southward.19 sentencessouthwestSouthwest is the direction halfway between south and west.13 sentencessouthwesternIn or toward the southwest, the direction halfway between south and west.3 sentencessowTo plant seeds in the ground.21 sentencessownSown is the past participle of sow: planted as seeds. The farmer has sown wheat in the field.21 sentencesspaceThe area beyond the Earth's air where the planets and stars are.32 sentencesspaciousA spacious room, house or car has a lot of space inside it; it is big and roomy.10 sentencesspanA span is the length of time something lasts: a life span, an attention span.21 sentencesspanishSpanish means from Spain or to do with Spain, its people or culture.16 sentencessparA spar is a long pole, such as the wooden beam of a ship's mast or a piece of wood holding up a sail.9 sentencesspareSpare means extra, kept in case it is needed, not being used now: a spare key, a spare tyre.23 sentencessparkA spark is a tiny bright bit of fire or burning material that flies from a fire or when hard things hit.19 sentencessparkleTo sparkle is to shine with many small, bright flashes of light, like glitter, stars, jewels or water in sunlight.13 sentencessparrowA sparrow is a small, common, brown and grey bird that lives near houses, gardens and towns and eats seeds and insects.14 sentencesspatialTo do with space, meaning where things are placed or how they are arranged.3 sentencesspeakTo say words out loud; to talk.29 sentencesspeakerA person who speaks, especially one giving a talk to an audience.15 sentencesspeakingSpeaking is the -ing form of «speak», which means to say words, to talk.23 sentences1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9This page in Markdown → https://md.mova.elamur.ai/free/en/corpora/dictionaries/judaism/S/page/5/