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~ ሠ/ Se ~

ሠ/ Se: The 15th letter in the Geez alphabet, in the order of አልፍ (Alef) and አበገደ (Abegede) its name is ሠውት (Sewit), its numerical value is sixty; when it is a number (ሠ60), it is called sixty or thirty; see ሠለሰን (Selesen three times ten) and ሰደሰን (Sedesen six times ten). But scribes call its name ንጉሥ (Nigus king) because it is the letter with which ነግሠ (negse he reigned) is written. In Arabic and Hebrew, one of the guttural letters, ሠ (Se), due to the dot, is called ሲን (Sin) or ሺን (Shin) and in ancient Geez, this ሠውት (Sewit), which was called ሰና (Sena) or ሸ (She), is ሠ (Se) and not ሳቱ ሰ (Satu Se the s of sat). But ሳቱ ሰ (Satu Se), like the s of ሳምኬት (Samket Samekh), is distinct in name and form, and its order and number do not change, its value of sixty does not leave it, it remains only ሰ (Se) and is not called ሠውት ሠሸ (Sewit Seshe) like the ሠ (Se) of ሠውት (Sewit) it did not have that name. Two types of s exist in Geez, Syriac, and Hebrew, but not in Arabic; but ጻዴ (Tsade) is called ሳድ (Sad) and is pronounced like ሰ (Se) except for the form, ሠ (Se), ጸ (Tse), and ሰ (Se) have no difference in sound. Also, ሸ (She) is found in Coptic but not in Greek; and when the Greek books of Salamas were translated from Greek to Geez, it was taken out at that time, and since then its writing and pronunciation have ceased in Geez words. This should be known: Hebrew, Arabic, and Syriac call it ሸ (She), and especially Arabic writes what they call ሺን (Shin) with ሠውት (Sewit), distinguishing it carefully. (Arabic) ሻበ (shaba), ሸሐጸ (shahatsa), ሸረበ (sharaba), ሸረዐ (sharaa), ሸረጸ (sharatsa), ሸረቀ (sharaqa), ነገሸ (nagasha). ሤበ (seba), ሥሕጸ (sihitsa), ሠረበ (seraba), ሠርዐ (seraa), ሠረጸ (seratsa), ሠረቀ (seraqa), ነግሠ (negse). See the meaning of ሳቱ ሰ (Satu Se).

ሠሀለ/ Ssehele: He sharpened, he planned; see ስሒል (sihil sharp) under ሠሐለ (sehale to sharpen).

ሠሐለ/ Sseh.ele: He had mercy, he forgave; see ሥሂል (sihil mercy) under ሠሀለ (sehale to have mercy).

[2]: He sharpened, he made pointed; see ስሒል (sihil sharp) under ሠሐለ (sehale to sharpen).

ሠሀቀ/ Ssehaqe: He laughed; see ሥሒቅ (sihik laughter) under ሠሐቀ (sehaqe to laugh).

ሠሓቂ ሥሑቅ/ Sseh.aqi ssh.uq: (ቃን ቃት ሕቅት) He who laughs, a laugher; he who laughed, a laughter.

ሠሐቅ/ Sseh.eq: (አው ሣሕቅ፤ ሥሓቅ ሥሐቅ) laughter, mockery; the act of laughing. “መሪር ሠሐቅየ ዘእሥሕቅ።” My bitter laughter with which I laugh. “ወለሠሐቅክሙ ሚጥዎ ውስተ ላሕ።” And turn your laughter into mourning. “እምሑረቱ ወእምሠሐቁ ይትዐወቅ ግዕዙ” His going and his laughter reveal his arrogance: (ኤር፳: ፰። ያዕ፬: ፱። ሢራ፲፱: ፴).

ሠሀተ/ Ssehete: He rested, he found rest; see ሥኂት (sinit rest) under ሠኀተ (senate to rest).

ሠኃቲ ሥኁት/ Ssehhati sshhut: (ታን ታት ኅት) Resting; He who has ceased; he who has rested, a restorer; he who has found rest; silent, quiet, peaceful: (ማቴ፲፩: ፳፪).

ሠሀነ/ Ssehene: He was warm: he was warm; see ስሒን (sihin warmth) under ሠኀነ (sehane to be warm).

ሠሐነ/ Sseh.ene: He was warm: He was warm, he fired; see ስኂን (sihin warmth) under ሠኀነ (sehane to be warm).

ሠሐገ/ Ssehege: He shouted: He shouted, he made a noise, he roared; see ስሒግ (sihig shout) under ሠሐገ (sehage to shout).

ሠሐጠ/ Ssehet.e He touched: He touched, he grazed; he pinched; see ስሒጥ (sihit touch) under ሠሐጠ (sehate to touch).

ሠሓጺ ሥሑጽ/ Sseh.atzi ssh.uts: (ጻን ጻት ሕጽት) Bold, arrogant; contentious, scornful, abusive: (ሆሴ፯: ፭። ሮሜ፩: ፴። ፪ጢሞ: ፫: ፫). “መኰንን ሥሑጽ።” A bold judge. “ዕልዋን ወጽልሕዋን ወሥሑጻን።” The proud, the insolent, and the bold. “ልሳን ሥሕጽት” A bold tongue: (ስንክ: ሠኔ፲፬። ቀሌ። ቄር).

ሠለለ/ Sselele: He was smooth: see ሰሊል (selil smooth) under ሰለ (sele to be smooth), ሠለለ (selele to be smooth).

ሠለመ/ Sselem: He greeted: he gave a greeting; see ሰሊም (selim greeting) under ሠለመ (seleme to greet).

ሠለሠ/ Sselesse: He made three: see ሠልሶ (selso having made three) under ሠለሰ (selese to make three).

ሠለስት/ Selest: A term in musical notation; the third part of the Wedase Maryam (Praises of Mary).

ሠለስ(ት) ቱ/ Sseles(t) tu: Three: Three; the three, the third. The three horns. In these three. “እንዘ አሐዱ ሠለስቱ” While one of the three: (ዳን፯: ፰። ሢራ፳፮: ፳፰። ሃይ: አበ).

ሠለቀ/ Sseleqe [1]: (ዕብ ቃሌስ) He mocked; He scattered, he mocked, he ridiculed; he struck with words, he mocked; he ridiculed. Its mystery is like the softness and smoothness of teff flour; because it has laughter and salt.

[2]: (ዕብ ሳሌቅ) He licked, he scraped, he peeled off; he stripped, he removed, he distanced. ሸልቋቋ (shelkwakwa slippery) and ሸለቆ (sheleqo valley) come from this.

ሠለበ/ Sselebe: He stripped: He stripped; see ሰሊብ (selib stripping) under ሰለበ (selebe to strip).

ሠለጠ/ Sselet.e: He finished, he completed; see ሰልጦ (selto having finished) under ሠለጠ (selete to finish).

ሠለፈ/ Sselefe: He arranged: see ሰሊፍ (selif arrangement) under ሠለፈ (selefe to arrange).

ሠሉስ/ Sselus: Tuesday: The name and adjective of a day; Tuesday, the day after Monday; the day after Monday, the third day from Sunday; the day between Monday and Wednesday. When it is an adjective, it means three or third. “ምሕዋረ ሠሉስ ዕለት እስከ ሠሉስ መዋዕል።” The cycle of Tuesday from Tuesday to days. “በሠሉስ ዕለት ኣነሥኦ።” He raised him on Tuesday. “ሠሉስየ ዮም” Today is my Tuesday: (ዮዲ፪: ፳፱። አስቴ፬: ፲፮። ዮሐ፪: ፲፱። ፩ነገ: ፴: ፲፫). In the plural, it means Tuesdays.

ሠሊቅ ቆት/ Sseliq qot: (ሠለቀ ይሠልቅ ይሥልቅ) To powder; to grind finely, to crush.

ሠሊክ/ Sselik: Perfume: see ሰሊኅ (selih perfume) under ኆት (hot fragrance).

ሠሊጥ ጦት/ Sselit.t.ot: (ሠለጠ ይሠልጥ ይሠልጥ። ዕብ ሻላጥ። ሱር ሽላጥ። ዐረ ሠሊጠ) A strong bridle. To have authority; to be a master; to be able, to be strong; power, ability; to obtain a right; to do as one pleases. Their great ones exercise authority over them. And no one will be able to exercise authority over me. Instead of ሠለጠ (selete he had authority), it says ተሠልጠ (teselte he was given authority), ተሠለጠ (teselete he had authority), ተሠልጠነ (teseltene we had authority) this is a mistake. “አግብርት ተሠልጡ ላዕሌነ።” Servants had authority over us. “ወሶበ ርእዩ ከመ ዛቲ ኀጢአት ተሠልጠት ላዕለ ብዙኃን።” And when they saw that this sin had authority over many. “ዘይሤለጥ በመንፈሱ።” He who has authority in his spirit. “ለዘይሤለጥ ላዕሌከ።” For him who has authority over you. “ተሠለጥከ በሥጋከ” You have authority in your flesh: (ሰቈ፭: ፰። ፈ: መ: ፲፫። ምሳ፲፮: ፴፪። መክ፰: ፬። ሢራ፵፯: ፲፱).

ሠላሲ/ Sselasi: (ሲት ስያን ያት) Triune; That which is three, that which makes three; a trier, one who makes three.

ሠላሳ/ Sselasa: (ዕብ ሽሎሽም) Thirty; the name of a number and quantity: (for30) 3 times ten or 10 times three. Days of mourning when one weeps for the dead. (ተረት/ proverbs ) At thirty, do not lift your foot; enter with your knees. “እየዐርግ እምሠላሳ ፥ ወኢይወርድ እምሠላሳ፤ ወትረ ይከውን ሠላሳ” Ascending from thirty, and not descending from thirty; it is always thirty: (መር: ዕዉ).

ሠላስ/ Sselas: Three: The name of the number three; the number between two and four; 3 times one. It agrees with masculine and feminine; but its gender is only feminine. “ሠላስ አኃቲሆሙ ምስሌሆሙ።” Three of their sisters were with them. “ወሀሎ ህየ ሠላስ መራዕየ አባግዕ።” And there were three flocks of sheep there. “በእንተ ሠላስ ኀጢአቶሙ።” Three days. “ Because of their three sins. “ሠላስ አርዳኢሁ” His three disciples: (ኢዮ፩: ፬። ዘፍ፳፱: ፪። ፵: ፲፪። ዓሞ፩: ፫። ስንክ: ጥቅ፳፩).

ሠላጢ መሠልጥ ሥሉጥ/ Sselst.i messelt. Sslut.: (ጣን ጣት ልጥ) Powerful; one who has authority; powerful, having authority; one who has been given authority. “ሥሉጥ ውእቱ በዘፈቀደ።” He is powerful in whatever he wills. “ንጉሥ ሥሉጥ።” A powerful king. “ርእዩ ከመ ኵሉ ሥሉጥ ይሕየውሂ ወይእመንሂ።” See that every powerful one may live and believe. “አንትሙ ሥሉጣን ላዕለ ኵሉ አሕዛብ” You are powerful over all nations: (ዮዲ፰: ፲፭። መክ፰: ፬። ኪዳ። ዲድ: ፯። ራእ፲፩: ፮).

ሠሌዳ/ Sselieda: Tablet: see ሰለደ (selede to make smooth).

ሠልሶ ሶት/ Sselso sot: (ሠለሰ ይሤልስ ይሠልስ። ዕብ ሻሌሽ) Trinity; To make three, to divide into three, to mean three. “ይቤሎሙ ሠልሱ ወሠልሱ።” He said to them, Make it three and three. “ንሤልስ ለከ ዘንተ ስብሐተ።” Let us sing this praise to you in three parts. “ለዋሕድ አምላክ እንዘ በአካል ይሤልሶ” For the one God, while being three in person: (፫ነገ: ፲፰: ፴፬። ኪዳ። ስንክ: ግን፳፯).

ሠመርመር/ Ssemermer: Summereater; A beloved eagle, red and black, an enemy of the locust. “ዖፍ ዘይሰመይ ሠመርመር ዘባኑ ጸሊም፤ ከርሡ ወእገሪሁ ቀይሕ . . . ወሶበ ይመጽእ አንበጣ ውስተ ሀገረ ዐዘም ይመጽኡ እሙንቱ አዕዋፍ ሠመርመር ወይቀትልዎሙ ለእሙንቱ አናብጥ ወያሀጕልዎሙ” A bird called Summereater, whose back is black; its belly and legs are red... and when locusts come to the land of Azem, these Summereater birds come and kill those locusts and destroy them: (ጊ: ወ: ሐ: ገ፳፩).

ሠመነ/ Ssemene: He made eight: see ሰምኖ (semno having made eight) under ሰመነ (semene to make eight).

ሠመከ/ Ssemeke: He leaned: He leaned; see ሰሚክ (semik leaning) under ሰመከ (semeke to lean).

ሠሚር ሮት/ Ssemeke: (ሠምረ ይሠምር ይሥመር። ዕብ ሻማር፤ጠበቀ) To please; to love, to have a firm will; to say yes, it is good, I agree; to willingly accept a request or a thing. “እመ ሠምረ እግዚ።” If God wills. “ሥመር እግዚኦ ከመ ታድኅነኒ።” Please, O Lord, save me. “ዘትጸልእ ለርእስከ ጽላእ ለካልእከ፤ ወሥመር ለሰብእ ዘትሠምሮ ለርእስከ።” What you hate for yourself, hate for your neighbor; and please the person you please for yourself. “ነዋ ሠምረ በዝንቱ እምድኅረ ሰአልዎ ሎቱ።” Behold, he agreed to this after they asked him for it. “መሥዋዕተ አቤል ዘሠምረ” The sacrifice of Abel which he pleased: (ያዕ፬: ፲፭። መዝ: ፴፱። ፈላስ። ፍ: ነ: ፬። ድጓ).

ሠማሪ/ Ssemari: (ሪት ርያን ያት) Pleasing; He who pleases; he who loves, a friend. “ንሕነ ኵልነ መዋትያን ዘጸላኢኒ እምኔነ ወሠማሪ” We are all mortals, and there is both an enemy and a friend among us: (ግንዘ).

ሠምረ/ Ssemre: He brought forth: He brought forth, he yielded; see ሰሚር (semir bringing forth) under ሠምረ (semre to bring forth).

ሠምዐ/ Ssemaa [1]: He heard, he testified; see ሰሚዕ (semi hearing) under ሠምዐ (sema to hear).

[2]: It became wax, it melted, it dripped. It calmed down, it became firm, it hardened.

ሠምዕ/ Ssemee: (ዓት። ዐረ ሸመዕ) Wax; candle, the drippings of a candle; its dripping, its congealing; its stick, its holder; its light, its lamp. ለእመ ሰረቀ ምንተኒ እምንዋየ ቤተ ክርስቲያን፤ አው ሠምዕ አው ዘይት።” If anyone steals anything from the property of the church; either wax or oil. “ነደ ከመ ሠምዕ። መኃትው ብሩሃት ወሠምዓት ንጹሓት” It burned like wax. Bright lamps and pure wax: (ፈ: መ: ፲፯: ፮። ግንዘ። አፈ: ተ፬).

ሠሥዖ ዖት/ Ssesso ot: (ሠሥዐ ይሜሥዕ ይሠሥዕ። ዐረ ሸሠዐ) To crave; to desire intensely; to mean seed, seed; of a sprout, of a seed; of a plant, of hair.

፡ To crave, to desire intensely; to be intensely desirous (ዐማርኛ).

፡ To crave, to covet; to be gluttonous, to be greedy. “ኢትሠሥዕ ለኵሉ መብልዕ።” Do not crave all food. “ካህናት ዘሠሥዐት ነፍሶሙ በረኀብ ርኩስ።” Priests whose souls crave unclean hunger. “ይሤሥዑ ለበሊዕ” They crave to eat: (ሢራ፴፯: ፳፱። ቀኖ: ኒቅ። ዲድ: ፯። ፪ተሰ: ፫: ፯).

ሠረረ/ Sserere: He flew: He flew, he soared; see ሰሪር (serir flying) under ሠረረ (serere to fly).

ሠረቀ/ Ssereqe: (ዐረ ሸረከ) He bound, he tied; he joined together, he arranged. See ሠረከ (serake).

ሠረቃዊ/ Ssereqawi: (ዕብ ጼማሕ) Branch; A shoot; a sprout, a young youth; still growing. “ገብርየ ሠረቃዊ።” My servant the Branch. “ናሁ ብእሲ ሠረቃዊ ስሙ፤ ወይሠርቅ” Behold, a man whose name is the Branch; and he shall sprout: (ዘካ፫: ፰: ፮: ፲፪).

ሠረበ/ Sserebe: He flowed: He flowed, he surged; see ሰሪብ (serib flowing) under ሠረበ (serabe to flow).

ሠረከ/ Ssereke: (ዐረ ሸረክ) He joined together; he arranged; he bound; he made, of a sandal, of a shoe; of a trap. He made lines; he made rows; of a cord, of parchment. See the second ሠረቀ (seraqe) it is one with this; it changed from ለቀ (leqe) and went there.

ሠረዝ/ Sserez [1]: A fence; a sign of error; that which prevents reading and being read.

[2]: The name of a poetic style; having two subjects; its reading and its mystery proceed intertwined with wawe (and). “እምከዊነ ካህን ይኄይስ ከዊነ ኖላዊ፤ ወጎለ እንስሳ ትትበደር እምቤተ መቅደስ ዐባይ፤ እስመ ቤተ መቅደስ ኮነት ቤተ ፈያታይ፤ ወበላዕለ ኖሎት ኢሀለ ላዕለ ካህናት ዘሀሎ እከይ፤” It is better to be a shepherd than a priest; and an animals hide is borrowed from the great temple; for the temple has become a house of usury; and upon the shepherds, there was no evil like that which was upon the priests; something like this. This is singular; when it is double, its subjects are three. “አስተብፅዑ ነፍስተ ዓሣ ኢየሱስ ወጴጥሮስ ወሩፋኤል፤ ባሕረ ጥብርያዶስ አኮኑ አመ ኢየሱስ ወፈረ በኅዳጥ ዓሣ አጽገበ ማኅበረ፤ ወእምከርሠ ዓሣ አውፅአ ጸባሕተ ቄሳር ዲናረ ፥ መሠግር ጴጥሮስ አመ አሥገረ፤ ሩፋኤልኒ ሥራየ በዘአእመረ ፥ በዓሣሁ አሕየወ ዕዉረ።” Bring the souls of the fish, Jesus, Peter, and Raphael; the Sea of Tiberias was when Jesus multiplied the few fish and satisfied the multitude; and from the belly of the fish he brought out the tribute of Caesar, a denarius, Peter the fisherman when he caught; and Raphael also, a reward for what he knew, with his fish he healed the blind man.

[3]: A central punctuation mark having two types, single and double; a separator of words; a divider of mysteries; smaller than a period (.) half the size of a period, larger than a colon (: ) the second and third sign of writing. A single comma, or ፥. A double comma; ። When convenient, a red number is added; when inconvenient, it is omitted. A single comma is used in names with distinct differences in nonintertwined words. “ቦ ዘምእት ፥ ወቦ ዘስሳ ፥ ወቦ ዘሠላሳ።” There are some of a hundred, and some of sixty, and some of thirty. “ወናሁ እነግረክሙ ዘትብሉ በበይናቲክሙ ፥ አነ ዘጳውሎስ ፥ ወአነ ዘአጵሎስ ፥ ወአነ ዘኬፋ ፥ ወአነ ዘክርስቶስ።” And now I tell you what you say among yourselvesI am of Paul, and I am of Apollos, and I am of Cephas, and I am of Christ. A double comma is used with evidence and in similar words. “ንበር ማእከሌነ፤ እስመ ኪያከ አልሀቀ እግዚ።” Abide in our midst; for God has chosen you. “እስመ ከመ ዝ ይቤ መጽሐፍ፤ አነ ኣሀጕል ጥበቢሆሙ ለጠቢባን፤ ወእሜንን ምክሮሙ ለመካርያን።” For thus says the scriptureI will destroy the wisdom of the wise, and I will confound the understanding of the prudent. “መኑ እንከ ጠቢብ፤” Where is the wise. “ወመኑ እንከ ጸሓፊ፤” Where is the scribe. “ወመኑ ዘየኀሥሦ ለዝ ዓለም፤” Where is the disputer of this age. “አኮኑ አእበዳ እግዚ ለጥበበ ዝ ዓለም።” Has not God made foolish the wisdom of the ¹ world.

ሠረየ/ ssereye: He untied: He untied; he twisted; he thinned; he sharpened; he spun his spindle.

ሠረገ/ Sserege: He entered: he went inside; he nestled (ዐማርኛ).

ሠረገላ/ Sseregela [1]: (ላት)A beam; the roof of a house or church, or the beam or pillar on which the table stands, a horizontal linear piece of wood. “ወገብረ ዐበይተ ማኅፈዳተ እምዕፀ፤ ወታሕቴሁ ሠረገላ” And he made large coverings of wood; and beneath it, a chariot: (ዮሴፍ).

[2]: The axle of a wheel; the horizontal, loadbearing iron; where the wheel is fitted on both sides like the head of a spindle; where it turns. Because of its being a beam, its top and bottom; its entire being; everything that horses pull is called a chariot. Secondly, the way it goes; the straightness of its line explains the mystery of its name. “ሠረገላ ሠናይ።” A good chariot. “በብዙኅ ሠረገላየ።” In my many chariots. “ሰብአ ሠረገላት።” Men of chariots. “በሠረገላ ይረውጹ” They run in chariots: (ኢሳ፳፪: ፲፰። ፴፬: ፳፬። ዮዲ፯: ፳። ድጓ). It also says chariot instead of wheel. “ቃለ ነጐድጓድከ በሠረገላት” The voice of your thunder was in the chariots: (መዝ: ፸፮).

ሠረገላዊ/ Sseregelawi: Charioteer; A chariot owner; a driver; a rider. “ሠረገላዊ ዘእንበለ ድርዐ ኀጺን፤ ፈረሳዊ ዘእንበለ ኵያንው” A charioteer without an iron breastplate; a horseman without a helmet: (መጽ: ምስ).

ሠሪም ሞት/ Sserim mot: (ሠረመ ይሠርም ይሥርም)To swallow; to melt; to draw in, to gulp; to immerse, to submerge; of the earth, of water.

ሠሪቅ ቆት/ Sseriq qot: To rise: (ሠረቀ ይሠርቅ ይሥርቅ። ዐረ ሸረቀ። ዕብ ዛራሕ። ሱር ድናሕ) To rise; to go out; to appear; to sprout, to be born; to shine, to be seen, to be revealed; of the sun, of the moon. “እምከመ ሠረቀ ፀሓይ የአትዉ።” From the rising of the sun until its setting. “ብርሃን ዐቢይ ሠረቀ ላዕሌሆሙ።” A great light has dawned on them. “እገብር ሐዲሰ ዘይእዜ ይሠርቅ።” I will do a new thing; now it shall spring forth. “ሠረቀ በሥጋ።” He rose in the flesh. “ትሬእዮሙ እንዘ ይሠርቁ” You will see them rising: (መዝ: ፻፫። ኢሳ፱: ፪። ፵፫: ፲፱። ኤፍ። አረጋ: ድ፩).

፡ To begin; to enter; to commence; of a month, of a year. If Tahsas begins on Tuesday. “በክልኤቱ ዓመተ መንግሥቱ ሠረቀ መስከረም በዕለተ ሰኑይ” In the second year of his reign, Meskerem began on Sunday: (ሥር: ድጓ። ታሪ: ነገ).

ሠሪብ ቦት/ Sserib bot: (ሠረበ ይሠርብ ይሥርብ። ዐረ ሸረበ) To drink greedily; to drink; to draw in, to suck. “ይሠርብ ደምየ።” He drinks my blood. “ይሠርባ ለኀጢአት ከመ ስታይ።” He drinks sin like water. “ወሠሪቦ ብሒአ” And having drunk, he spoke: (ኢዮ፮: ፬። ፲፭: ፲፮። ዮሐ፲፬: ፴).

ሠሪዕ ዖት/ Sseriee ot: (ሠርዐ ይሠርዕ ይሥራዕ። ዐረ ሸረዐ። ዕብ ሣራዕ) To make; to do; to prepare; to arrange; to choose; to offer; to spread out; to set in order, to arrange; of work, of a table, of a trap; of the people, of an army. “ሥርዑ ማእደ።” Arrange the table. “ዘሠርዐ መሥገርተ።” He who arranged the fishing net. “ዘሠርዐ መሥገርተ።” They arranged many things in it. “ብዙኀ ሠርዑ ውስቴቱ።” He will arrange them for the nations. “ሠርዑ ሰራዊቶ።” They arranged their armies. “ኪያሆሙ ሠርዐ” He arranged them himself: (ዘፀ፳፮: ፴፭። ሢራ፳፯: ፳፮። ፴፬: ፲፪። ኢዮ፲፪: ፳፫። ዮሴፍ። ሮሜ፰: ፳፱). See ዘርዐ (zerea to sow) and መዝርዕ (mezri sowing) the ዘ (ze) has changed to ሠ (se).

፡ To command; to decide; to write; to establish; of law, of order. “ስንክሳር ዘሠርዑ አበዊነ።” The Synaxarion which our fathers established. “ያሬድ ሠርዐ ማሕሌተ ለለ ዘመኑ።” Yared composed hymns for every era. “ሠራዕኩ ኆጻ ወሰነ ለባሕር፤ አንበርኩ ረሰይኩ ብሂል” I have set a limit and a boundary for the sea; I have established and confirmed my word: (ስንክ: መጋ፩። ግን፲፩).

ሠሪው ዎት/ Sseriwu ot: (ሠረወ ይሠሩ ይሥሩ) Or ሠርዎ (serwo) see ዎት (wot) (ሠረወ yeseru yeseru. Hebrew shoresh) To up; To uproot; to pull out from the root; to destroy completely; to annihilate. “ትሥሩ ወትትክል።” You shall uproot and plant. “ይሤሩ መሠረተ።” They will uproot the foundation. “ንዑ ንሥርዎሙ እምአሕዛብ” Come, let us cut them off from being a nation: (ኤር፩: ፲። ሢራ፫: ፲። መዝ: ፹፪).

፡ To take root; to take root; to become root; to be confirmed; to agree from the dust with the earth; of a tree, of a plant, of a sprout.

ሠሪዝ ዞት/ Sseriz zot: (ሠረዘ ይሠርዝ ይሥርዝ) To erase; to shorten; because a written word is an error, to cover it with ink; or to draw a line over it; to cross out.

ሠሪጽ/ Sserits: To proceed: To proceed; having reached its source; being equal in nature and form, resembling and being equal; to come out from the source, to exist; but that same one is extended and stretched out; without a division of nature. “ወወሰኩ ላዕለ ሃይማኖት ዘሠርዑ ሠለስቱ ምእት ዐሠርቱ ወሰመንቱ: (፫፻: ፲ወ፰) ወይቤሉ ወነአምን በበመንፈስ ቅዱስ ዘሠረጸ እምአብ እስከ ተፍጻሜታ።” And they added to the faith which the three hundred and eighteen established: (318) and they said, And we believe in the Holy Spirit who proceeds from the Father to the end. “ወእሎንቱ አበው ምእት ወኀምሳ አውገዙ ኵሎ ዘይዌስክ እምድኅረ ዝ ላዕለ ሃይማኖት ፥ አው ያሐጽጽ እምኔሃ።” And those one hundred and fifty fathers condemned everyone who adds to or subtracts from this faith after this. “ወነአምን በመንፈስ ቅዱስ ዘሠረጸ እምአብ።” And we believe in the Holy Spirit who proceeds from the Father. “ከመ መንፈስ ቅዱስ ሠረጸ እምአብ፤ ወነሥአ እምወልድ።” As the Holy Spirit proceeded from the Father; and took from the Son. “ወሞገስ ኢይሠርጽ ዘእንበለ እምኀበ ምግባራት ሠናያት” And grace does not proceed except from good deeds: (ጊ: ወ: ሐ: ገ፻፸፱። ጸሎ: ሃይ። ያዕ: ዘእል። ማር: ይሥ፳: ፭). It says ወፅአ (wetsa he went out) instead of ሠረጸ (seretse he proceeded) the meaning is the same. “ወመንፈስ ቅዱስ ይዜኑ ዘከመ ወፀአ እምአብ፤ ወዘከመ ነሥአ እምወልድ” And the Holy Spirit testifies that he proceeded from the Father; and that he took from the Son: (ቅዳ: ግሩ).

ሠሪጽ ጾት/ Sserits tsot: (ሠረጸ ይሠርጽ ይሥርጽ። ዕብ ሻራጽ) To boil; to come out; to sprout; to take root; to become green; to bud; of living creatures, of seeds, of vegetables. With which the sea brings forth; as the Hebrew says yishretsu hamayim (let the waters abound: (ዘፍ፩: ፳). “ውእተ ጊዜ ሠረጸ፤ እስመ አልቦ ዕመቅ ለመሬቱ።” At that time it sprouted; because there was no depth to its soil. “ይሠርጽ ሥርዎሙ።” Their root will sprout. “ዕፀው ሠረጹ።” Trees sprouted. “በትር ትሠርጽ።” A rod will sprout. “እምሥርወ እሴይ ሠሪጻ” A shoot from the root of Jesse: (ማቴ፲፫: ፭። መዝ: ፹፬። ኢሳ፴፯: ፴፩። ሉቃ፳፩: ፴። ዘኍ፲፯: ፳። ድጓ).

ሠራብ/ Sserab: (ዐረ ሸራብ) This is the same. “እመ አዕረገ ህየንተ አሥራበ ወይን፤ ሠራበ ሦከር” If he brings there the syrups of wine; syrups of sugar: (አብጥ: ፫).

ሠራዒ/ Sseraba: (ዒት ዕያን ያት) Maker; He who makes; he who commands; he who writes; he who decrees. “እግዚ ሠራዒሃ ለሰንበት።” God is the maker of the Sabbath. “ሠራዒ ጳውሎስ።” Paul the maker. “ሠራዕያነ ሕጋቲሃ ለቤተ ክር” The makers of the laws of the church: (ቀሌ። ቂር። ቅዳ: ግሩ).

ሠራዊ/ Sserawi: (ዊት ውያን ያት) Uprooter: He who uproots; he who destroys; an uprooter, a destroyer.

ሠራዪ/ Sserayie: (ዪት ይያን ያት) He who performs healing; a healer; a magician; a savior.

ሠራጺ/ Sseratsi: (ጺት ጽያን ያት) He who proceeds; he who goes out; one who goes out. “መንፈስ ቅዱስ ሠራጺ፤ ወኢአሥራጺ።” The Holy Spirit proceeds; and is not caused to proceed. “ከዊነ ሠራጺ ለመንፈስ ቅዱስ ባሕቲቱ” The being of the one who proceeds, for the Holy Spirit alone: (አትና። ያዕ: ዘእል). To proceed is his action; he who proceeds is his person; proceeding, the being of the one who proceeds is called the nature of his person; or existence; see the meaning of existence. Essence and being are one aspect.

ሠር/ Sser: Height: see ሰሪር (serir flying) under ሰረረ (serere to fly).

ሠርሖ ሖት/ Sserh.o h.ot: (ሠርሐ ይሤርሕ ይሠርሕ። ዐረ ሸረሐ፤ ከሠተ) To accomplish; To prepare; to beautify; to straighten; to calculate, to achieve; to accomplish; to send away. “ሠርሐ ምግባሮሙ በእደ ነቢዩ።” He accomplished their deeds by the hand of the prophet. “ይሤርሕ እግዚ ፍናዊሁ።” God will prepare his way. “ይሤርሐከ በኵሉ ግብርከ።” He will make you prosper in all your work. “ዘእንበለ ይትፈጸም ዕርገተ ቍርባን ወበረከተ ካህን፤ ወሠርሖት።” Unless the offering of the sacrifice and the blessing of the priest are completed; and its accomplishment. “እምቅድመ ሠርሖቱ” Before its accomplishment: (ጥበ፲፩: ፩። ኩፋ: ፳፯። ጦቢ፬: ፲፱። ፍ: ነ: ፲፪ና: ፲፫። ዘኍ፮: ፳፫ –፳፯). Instead of ሠርሖት (serihot accomplishment), it says ሥርሐት (sirhat arrangement) this is a mistake. “ንቀድም በረድኤተ እግዚ ወበሥነ ሥርሐቱ” Let us proceed with the help of God and the beauty of his arrangement: (ያዕ: ዘእል).

ሠርም/ Ssem: (ዐረ ሸርም) Abyss; A swamp; a mire; that which drowns and submerges; a muddy pit, an abyss. “ለእለ ውስተ ሠርም ይትመነደቡ መድኅን።” Salvation for those who fall into the abyss. “ዕመቀ ሠርመ ኀጢኣት።” The depth of the abyss of sin. “ረዳኢ ለእለ ውስተ ሠርም” A helper for those in the abyss: (ኪዳ። ቀሌ። ድጓ).

ሠርቃዊ / Sserqawi [1]: The month of the moon. Lunar month: (አቡሻ: ፴፫).

[2]: (ዕብ ቄዴም) East; eastern. “ደብር ሠርቃዊ” Eastern mountain: (ዘፍ፲: ፴).

ሠርቅ/ Sserq [1]: An exit; a manifestation; the east. “መንገለ ሠርቀ ፀሓይ።” Towards the rising of the sun. “ደብረ ዘይት ዘሀለወት በሠርቀ ኢየሩሳሌም።” The Mount of Olives which is in the east of Jerusalem. “በከመ ይርሕቅ ሠርቅ እምዐረብ” As far as the east is from the west: (ዘፍ፳፭: ፮። ዮሴፍ። መዝ: ፻፪).

[2]: The beginning; the start of a month; the birth of a month; its sprouting, its birth; a month; a day. “ጌሠም ሠርቀ ወርኅ።” Geshem at the beginning of the month. “ሠርቀ ወርኅክሙ።” The beginning of your month. “ዕለተ ሠርቅ።” The day of the new moon. “አመ ርእሰ ሠርቅ።” At the head of the new moon. “በኀሙስ ሠርቅ።” On the fifth of the new moon. “በዐሡር ሠርቅ” On the tenth of the new moon: (፩ነገ: ፳፭: ፭። ኢሳ፩: ፲፬። መዝ: ፹። ዘፀ፵: ፪። ሕዝ፩: ፩። ኤር፶: ፬).

ሠርብ/ Sserb: Drink: A drink; prepared, ready. But the book says አሥራብ (asrab drinks) instead of ሠርብ (serb drink) the plural for the singular. “አሥራበ ወይን አሥራበ ሶከር” Drinks of wine, drinks of sugar: (አብጥ: ፫። አርጋ: ፩).

ሠርክ/ Sserk: (ዐረ ሽሪክ ሽርክ፤ ሱቱፍ) evening, night; from 3 PM until the first hour of the night; the end of the day, the farewell; the beginning of the night; “ሱቱፈ ጽልመት” the joining of darkness. See Friday. “መሥዋዕተ ሠርክ።” Evening sacrifice. “እምነግህ እስከ ሠርክ።” From morning until evening. “ፍና ሠርከ።” The way of evening. “በበ ሠርክ።” Every evening. “ሠርከ ሠርከ ትበልዕ።” You shall eat every evening. “ሠርከ ሠርከ ይዴረሩ” They will gather every evening: (መዝ: ፻፵። ዮዲ፪: ፯። ዘሌ፮: ፲፬። ፪ዜና: ፲፫: ፲፩። ዮዲ፲፪: ፱። ሱቱ: ዕዝ፲፬: ፵፯).

ሠርዌ/ Sserwie [1]: (ራዊት። ሱር ሣሪታ) Beam; A trunk that comes out from the root; a pillar, a column; a rafter; house timber; a bridge beam; a ships mast for crossing; a log. “ንግዝም ሠርዌ።” The throne is also a beam. “ወናሁ ሠርዌ።” And behold, a beam. “ታሕተ ሠርዌ ቤትከ።” Under the beam of your house. “ዕፀው ለጠፈረ ቤት ወለሠራዊት።” Wood for a strong house and for beams. “ሠርዌ ተንከተም።” A shaking beam. “ሠርዌ ሐመር” A ships mast: (፬ነገ: ፮: ፪። ማቴ፯: ፬። ሢራ፳፱: ፳፱። ፪ዜና: ፳፬: ፲፬። ፪ነገ: ፳፫: ፳፩። አርጋ).

[2]: Sweepings; refuse; stubble. “ከመ ሠርዌ ይውዕዩ” They will burn like stubble: (ተረ: ኤር).

[3]: A plank; a board; a flat piece of wood; a beam. “መስመክተ ሠርዌሁ።” The supports of its beams. “ሠራዊተ ዐጸድ” The beams of the courtyard: (ዘፀ፳፮: ፲፯። ፴፱: ፳).

፡ A weavers tool; its wrapping. “ሠርዌ አነምት” The beam of the loom: (፩ዜና: ፲፩: ፳፪).

[4]: Leader; troop; see ሰሪው (seriw uprooter) under ሰረወ (serewe to uproot) ሰርዌ (serwe beam).

ሠርዮ/ Sseryo: Ink: Ink, any kind. “ሠርዮ ምስለ ፀምር” Ink with soot: (ቄር).

ሠርዮ ዮት/ Sseryo yo: (ሠረየ ይሤሪ ይሠሪ) To bewitch; to perform witchcraft; to repeat spells; to enchant, to cast spells; to show magic; of evil. “እንዘ ይሤርያ መሠርይ ጠቢብ።” While the wise sorcerer bewitches. “አንትሙ መሰግላን ዘትሤርዩ ሀገረ” You are sorcerers who bewitch the land: (መዝ: ፶፯። ስንክ: ሐም፲፭).

፡ To save, to heal; to make medicine; to save. “ውእቱ አቍሰለነ ወይሤርየነ።” He has wounded us, and he will heal us. “ሥረይ ላቲ ለነፍስየ” Heal my soul: (ሆሴ፮: ፩። መዝ: ፵).

ሠርገለ/ Ssergrlr: He drew a line: He inclined; he drew a line; he marked; he engraved with a pencil, with ink, with a stylus; he made rows; of paper and parchment.

ሠርገል/ Ssergel: (ዕብ ሳርጌል) A line; a ruler; having four sides; straight; a balanced short rod.

ሠርጕ/ Ssergui: Ornament: see ሰረገ (serage to adorn) ሰርገወ (sergewe to adorn oneself).

ሠርግ/ Sserg: (ዐረ ሸርግ) An irrigation canal; irrigation water; its channel, its trench; a small river; a pool, an abyss.

ሠርጽ/ Sserts: (ጻት። ዕብ ሼሬጽ፤ ተሐዋሲ) A sprout; a new youth; a tender shoot; a bride, a tip; a tendril. “ዘርዕ ምስለ ሠርጽ።” Seed with sprout. “ሠርጽነ ዘእንበለ ይጸምሒ።” Our sprout which does not wither. “ሠርጸ ሊባኖስ።” The sprout of Lebanon. “ሠርጸ ገዳም” The sprout of the forest. “ዘሠናይ ሠርጹ ወጽፉቅ ቈጽሉ” Whose sprout is good and its leaf is thick: (ዓሞ፱: ፲፫። ጥበ፪: ፰። ሢራ፶: ፰። ሕዝ፲፮: ፯። ፴፩: ፫). ሠርጸ ጢስ (seretse tis sprout of smoke) means a pillar of smoke; like saying a pillar of cloud: (ማሕ፫: ፮).

ሠቀየ/ Sseqeye: He watered: He watered; see ሰቅይ (seqiy watering) under ሰቀየ (seqeye to water).

ሠቂቅ ቆት/ Sseqiq qot: (ሠቀ ይሠቅቅ ይሥቅቅ። ዕብ ሣክህ) To clothe; to cover; to conceal. To cover; to cause to cover.

ሠቅ/ Sackcloth [1]: Sackcloth; see ሠቂቅ (seqiq covering) under ሠቀ (seqe to cover).

[2]: (ቃት። ዕብ ሣቅ። ሱር ሣቃእ። ቅብጥ ሦክ) sackcloth; a piece; a rug; rough, prickly, irritating, made of wool; worn and wrapped in times of mourning. A large pocket; a bag; the eye of sackcloth; a coarse cloth. “ጠብለልዎ በሠቅ።” They wrapped him in sackcloth. “ቍሰሊሆሙ መዝመዙ በሠቅ።” Their wounds festered in sackcloth. “አልበሱ ምሥዋዐ ሠቀ።” They covered the altar with sackcloth. “ቅንቲ ሠቀ።” A sackcloth garment. “እግዚ ረበቦ ከመ ሠቅ ለተባዕታይ ማይ።” God wrapped it like sackcloth for the male water. “ወገብረ ሠቃተ ምሉአ ኆጻ” And he made sacks full of incense: (ስንክ: መስ፩። ኅዳ፩። ዮዲ፬: ፲። ኢሳ፫: ፳፬። መቃ: ገ፳፭። ስንክ: መጋ፰).

ሠቅሠቀ/ Sseqsseqe: (ዕብ ሣባኽ። ዐረ ሸበከ) He wove loosely; he made; he plaited; loosely; the work of sackcloth, of a covering, of a sieve, like the eye of a dove. Except for the verb form, the noun form is not found.

ሠቅሠቅ/ Sseqsseq: Loose weave: This is the same; loosely woven; a covering, like the eye of a dove. It says ሠቅሠቅ (seqseq loose weave) instead of ሥቅሡቅ (siqsuq loose weave). And make its grate of network of bronze, like a fishing net. “እንተ ሠቅሠቅ ትሬኢ” What you see is loosely woven: (ዘፀ፳፯: ፬። መሳ፭: ፳፰).

ሠበ ሠበበ/ Ssebe ssebebe: (ሠቢብ። ዕብ ሾቤብ፤ ሻቤብ) He pierced, he penetrated; he passed through. He broke, he bent; he twisted. The words ሽባ (shiba grey hair) and ሽቦ (shibo wire) are derived from this root.

ሠበረ/ Ssebere: He broke: see ሰቢር (sebir breaking) under ሠበረ (sebere to break).

ሠበን/ Shroud: a white cloth; see ሰበን (seben shroud).

ሠበከ/ Ssebeke [1]: He taught; see ሰቢክ (sebik preaching) under ሠበከ (sebeke to preach).

[2]: He made, he flattened; see ሰብኮ (sebko having made flat) under ሠበከ (sebeke to make flat).

ሠበጠ/ Ssebet.e: (ሠቢጥ፤ ፀበጠ ተፀብጠ) He approached, he prepared; he became ready; to eat and to be eaten, of people and food. He took his place, he received; he took in hand; to break bread, to eat a morsel. See ፀበጠን (tsebeten we approached) and ኔአን (nean we).

ሠቢሕ ሖት/ Ssebih. H.ot: (ሠብሐ፤ ይሠብሕ ይሥባሕ። ትግ ሐባ ሸብሐ) To fatten, to become fat; to become thick, to become fleshy. “ይሠብሕ መራዕይከ።” Your pasture will be fat. “ሠብሐ ወገዝፈ ወርሕበ።” He became fat and thick and broad. ዘሠብሐ ትጠብሑ” You slaughter the fat ones: (ኢሳ፴: ፳፫። ዘዳ፴፪: ፲፭። ሕዝ፴፬: ፫).

ሠብሐ አመሰገነ/ Ssebh.e: He praised; see ሰብሖ (sebho having praised) under ሠብሐ (sebhe to praise).

ሠብል/ Ssebl: Grain: see ሰቢል (sebil grain) under ሰብለ (seble grain).

ሠብሠበ/ Ssebssebe: (ሰበበ፤ ወሰበ። ዕብ ሻብሼብ) He wove, he surrounded, he intertwined; with reeds, with vines, of work, of decoration. He plaited, he braided; he made plaits, he made braids; of sewing, of singing. See ሰበበ (sebebe he caused) and ወሰበ (wesebe he added).

ሠብሣብ/ Basket [1]: (ባት። ጽር ሳርጋኒ። ዐረ ዘንቢል። ዕብ ሳል) A large widemouthed basket; a type of granary, made of reeds or vines. “ወአውረዱኒ በሠብሣብ እንተ መስኮት እምአረፍት” And they let me down in a basket through a window in the wall: (፪ቆሮ: ፲፩: ፴፫).

[2]: Wedding enclosure; see ወሰበ (wesebe he added) under ሰብሳብ (sebsab basket).

ሠብእ/ Ssebe: Man: A person; see ሰቢእ (sebi man) under ሰብአ (seba men).

ሠተረ/ Ssetere: He spread out: He spread out; see ሰቲር (setir spreading out) under ሠተረ (setere to spread out).

ሠትር/ Ssetr: Line: A line; where a stylus, pencil, or ink has passed; its outline, its sketch, its drawing.

ሠቲር ሮት/ Ssetir rot: (ሠተረ ይሠትር ይሥትር። ዕብ ሣታር። ዐረ ሸተረ) To tear apart; to rip; to split; to divide; to cut, to break, to pluck; to whip, to lash, to wound. “ለገብር እኩይ ሥትሮ ገበዋቲሁ።” For a wicked servant, tearing his garments. “አዘዘ ይሥትርዎሙ እስከ ያስተርኢ ንዋየ ውስጦሙ ።” He commanded them to tear them until the contents inside were revealed. “አዘዘ ይስቅልዋ በሥዕርታ ወይሥትርዋ ሠለስተ ሰዓተ” He commanded them to hang her by her hair and tear her for three hours: (ሢራ፵፪: ፭። ዲድ: ፳፪። መቃ። ስንክ: ጥቅ: ፭ና: ፲፰: ፳፭). See ዘትር (zetir tearing) it is derived from this root.

ሠነነ/ Ssenen: He sharpened: He sharpened; see ሰኒን (senin sharpening) under ሠነነ (senene to sharpen).

ሠኑይ/ Ssenuy: Monday: Two; see ሰንይ (seniy Monday) under ሰነየ (seneye to be good).

ሠኒቅ ቆት/ Sseniq: (ሠነቀ ይሠንቅ ይሥንቅ። ዐረ ሸነቀ፤ ዐነቀ። ሱር ሥናቅ፤ ዐጣ ተቸገረ) To take provisions; to carry provisions; to take; to prepare things necessary for a journey; to prepare. “ኢሠነቀ እምንዋይከ ዘእንበለ መግነዝ” He took nothing from his property except a shroud: (ግንዘ። ኢያ፱: ፪። ማር፱: ፰).

ሠናይ/ Ssenay: (ይት ያን ያት) Good; beautiful; kind, benevolent; upright; pleasing; of appearance, of character. “ሠናይ ለርእይ።” Good to see. “ሠናይት በራእይኪ።” Beautiful in your appearance. “ምግባር ሠናይ።” Good deeds. “ሠናይት ለሠናያን ተፈጥረት።” Beauty is the nature of the beautiful. “ሠናይ ልብ።” A good heart. “መክፈልት ሠናይ።” Good rewards. “ዐስብ ሠናይ።” Good thoughts. “ዜና ሠናይ።” Good news. “ቃል ሠናይ” Good word: (ዘፍ፪: ፱። ዮዲ፲፩: ፳፯። ማቴ፭: ፲፮። ሢራ፴፱: ፳፬። ሉቃ፰: ፲፭። ፲: ፵፪። መክ፬: ፬። ሮሜ፲: ፲፭። መዝ: ፵፬). Although ሠናይ (senay good) is an adjective and sufficient, it is explained in many Amharic ways according to the context; but its mystery does not depart from goodness. If it says ውስተ እዴሆሙ ሀለወት ሠናይቶሙ (wiste idehomu halewot senaytohomu in their hands were their good things), it means wealth, blessing, abundance, money: (ኢዮ፳፩: ፲፮).

ሠኔ/ Ssenie: (ቅብጥ ፓዎኒ። ዕብ ሲዋን) The name of a month; the tenth month; in Egypt and Ethiopia. ሠናየ ዘርዕ (senaye zere good of sowing) it means ወርኀ ዘርዕ ሠናይ (werhe zere senay month of good sowing). (ተረት/ proverbs ) “ለሞኝ ሠኔ በጋው መስከረም ክረምቱ።” For a fool, Sene is summer, and Meskerem is winter. When the Oromo say ዘር (zer seed), they say ሠኚ (senyi).

ሠንአ/ Ssena: He met: He met, he agreed; see ሰኒእ (seni meeting) under ሠንአ (sena to meet).

ሠንዮ ዮት/ Ssenyo yot: (ሠነየ ይሤኒ ይሠኒ። ዐረ ሠነዐ፤ ሐሡነ። ዕብ ሻናህ፤ መልኩን ለወጠ፤ ሌላ ኾነ) To be beautiful; to be handsome; to bring forth a new appearance; to be goodlooking, beautiful, attractive; to please in appearance and adornment. “ሠባሕኪ ወሠርይኪ ጥቀ ፈድፋደ።” Your praise and your forgiveness are very abundant. “ሕሥምት እንተ ሠነየት።” An appearance that became beautiful. “ይሤኒ ላሕዩ።” His face will be beautiful. “ሠነየት ራእዮሙ” Their appearance became beautiful: (ሕዝ፲፮: ፲፫። ማሕ፯: ፯። አርጋ: ፩። መዝ: ፵፬። ዳን፩: ፲፭። መሳ፲፭: ፪).

: To excel; to be better; to be kind, good, excellent; of character. “ቦ ብእሲት እንተ ትሤኒ እምብእሲት” There is a woman who is better than a woman. “ዘይሤኒ ወይነ።” The wine that is good. “ይሠርሕክሙ በእንተ ትሤኒ።” He will work for you so that you may be better. “በእከየ ገጽ ይሤኒ ልብ” With a sad face, the heart becomes better: (ሢራ፴፮: ፳፮። ዮሐ፪: ፲። ጦቢ፯: ፲፩። መክ፯: ፬).

ሠዐለ/ He [1]: He begged; asked; see ስኢል (seil asking) under ሰአለ (seale to ask).

[2]: He sharpened; see ሰዐለ (seale to sharpen).

ሠዐረ/ Sseaare: He crossed over: He crossed over; see ስዒር (seir crossing over) under ሰዐረ (seare to cross over).

ሠዓሊ/ Ssaali: (ሊት ልያን ያት) One who paints; one who creates; a painter; a creator. ሠዓሊ (seali painter) and እንዘ እሬኢ (enze irei while I see) are used together in Amharic. (Poem; the one whose wife was taken by a painter) “ባላየው ነው እንጂ ተኝቼ ሌሊት፤ ሚስቴን ሳይ በወሰዳት።” It was because I didnt see while sleeping at night; otherwise, I would have seen/ ሳይ when he took my wife. (The painters reply) “እንቅልፋምነትኽን ይልቅ እኔ ዐውቃለኹ፤ ብሥል ሰው እንጂ ነኝ ምን መስዬኽ አለኹ።” I know your sleepiness better; I am a mature person/ ብሥል ሰው, what did you take me for. “ሠዓሌ ሕፃናት” Painter of children: (ቅዳ። ድጓ).

ሠከረ/ Ssekere: (ሠኪር። ዕብ ሣካር) He hired; he made an agreement for a fixed price; of cattle, of labor, of tools. See ዐሰበን (aseben we thought) and ዐሰየን (aseyen we did) the word አሽከር (ashker servant) comes from this. He became rough; it became rough (ዐማርኛ).

ሠክረ/ Ssekr: He became drunk: He became drunk; see ሰኪር (sekir drunkard) under ሠክረ (seker to become drunk).

ሠወን/ Saliva: Spittle, foam; the moisture of the mouth.

ሠዊት/ seait: (ዕብ ሽቦሌት) An ear of grain, a head; a stalk, a spike, a bud; that which is rubbed and winnowed to be eaten; of grain and plants. “ወናሁ ሰብዐቱ ሠዊት።” And behold, seven ears of grain. “ወአኀዙ ይምሐዉ ሠዊተ” And they began to pluck ears of grain: (ዘፍ፵፩: ፭ –፯። ማቴ፲፪: ፩). Also means a young person, a youth, a lad, a boys foot. Like saying, My beautiful ear of grain, an ear of grain. Instead of saying “በኵር በኵራት ቀዳምያት ማእረር” first fruits, firstlings, first, ማእረር (marer first), it says ሠዊት (sewit ear of grain) this is a translators error. “አመ ዕለተ ሠዊት” On the day of the first fruits: (ዘኍ፳፰: ፳፮። ዘዳ፳፫: ፳፭። መሳ፲፭: ፭).

ሠዊን ኖት/ Ssewin not: (ሦነ፤ ሠወነ ይሤውን ይሡን) To foam, to froth, to bubble; to be foamy and frothy, to emit moisture. See ሐረፈን (harefen moisture) and ሤነን (senen we spat). They foam at the mouth: (አዋል).

ሠዊዕ ዖት/ Ssewiee ot: (ሦዐ ይሠውዕ ይሡዕ፤ ይሣዕ፤ ይሧዕ፤ ይሥዋዕ። ዕብ ሻዌዐ፤ ጮኸ ጠራ። ዐረ ሸወይ፤ ጠበሰ) To sacrifice, to offer sacrifice and prayer; to slaughter, to kill, to kindle, to burn; to offer incense, to smoke, to roast, to fry; to offer incense; see ሰረፈን (serefen we offered incense). “ለሠዊዕ መሥዋዕተ፤ ዘአምጽአ ለሠዊዕ።” To sacrifice a sacrifice; who brought a sacrifice. “ዐርገ ከመ ይሡዕ።” He went up to sacrifice. “ወሦዐ መሥዋዕተ።” And he offered a sacrifice. “ሡዕ ለእግዚ መሥዋዕተ ስብሐት” Offer to the Lord a sacrifice of praise: (ዘሌ፩: ፫: ፬። ፩ነገ: ፩: ፳፩። ዘፍ፵፮: ፩).

ሠዊክ ኮት/ Ssewik kot: (ሦከ ይሠውክ ይሡክ። ዕብ ሳኽ ያሱኽ፤ ወደየ፤ መስሐ) To prick, to sting; to cause pain. To grow thorns; to be called a thorn; to be thorny, to be deceitful.

ሠዊጥ ጦት/ Ssewit. t.ot: (ሦጠ ይሠውጥ ይሡጥ። ወሰጠ፤ ሶጠ፤ ሠጠየ) To restore; To return, to bring back; to bring back and marry, to where it first went out, to where it was. “እሠውጦሙ ውስተ ዛ ምድር።” I will restore them to this land. “አመ ሣልስት ዕለት ሦጣ ለነፍሱ ውስተ ሥጋሁ።” On the third day, he restored his soul to his body. “ብዉሕ ሎቱ ሠዊጠ መንፈስ ኀበ ማኅፈደ ሥጋሁ” Blessed is he to whom the Spirit returned to the chamber of his body: (ኤር፳፬: ፮። ቅዳ: አፈ። መጽ: ምስ). It says አሦጠ (asote he restored) instead of ሦጠ (sote he restored) it is a mistake. And they restored their naked priests. “ወርቀ አሦጥነ እምድረ ከነዓን።” We restored gold from the land of Canaan. “አሡጥ ለካልእከ” Restore to your neighbor: (ኤር፲፬: ፫። ኩፋ: ፵፫። ዘዳ፳፪: ፩).

ሠዋዒ/ ssewawi: (ዒት ዕያን ያት፤ ዕት) One who sacrifices, a burner, an offerer, a servant of the sacrifice. “አብርሃም አቅረበ ወልዶ ወኢሦዖ ወተዐሰየ ዕሴተ ሠዋዒ” Abraham offered his son and did not withhold him, and he prepared the wood for the sacrifice: (Acts 34). Instead of saying “ካህን ካህናት” priest, priests, it says “ሠዋዒ ሠዋዕት” sacrificer, sacrifice: (ዘፅ፲፰: ፩። ፲፱: ፳፪: ፳፬። ፩ቆሮ: ፱: ፲፫).

ሠዋዪ ሥዉይ/ Ssewayie sswuy: Ripe, mature: That which has ripened, that which is cooked; that which has gained a soul.

ሠዋጢ/ Ssewayui: (ጢት ጥያን ያት፤ ሠወጥ) Restorer; One who restores; a restorer, a turner back.

ሠውር/ Sseur: Star: see ተውር (tewr star) under ቶር (tor star).

ሠውት/ Ssewut: [1]: The name of the letter ሠ (Se) ሠዊት (sewit) means ሠዒት (seit) ሠወስት ራስ (sewest ras three heads) means having three branches, three fingers; like saying a fork. It agrees with ሠለሰ (selese to be three) and ሠዐየ (seaye to see) it also has three fingers in Hebrew.

[2]: Sawt; the name of a letter; see ሠወየ (seweye to be fat).

ሠውይ ዮት/ Ssewuy yot: (ሠወየ ይሠዊ ይሥወይ። ዐረ ሸወይ፤ ጠበሰ። ዕብ ሻዌህ፤ መሰለ ተካከለ፤ አማረ ተዋበ ተወደደ) To ripen, to mature; to become cooked; see ሰብለን (sebelen grain). When the wheat ripens: (ኢያ፫: ፲፭። ያዕ፭: ፯። መጽ: ምስ). It says አሥወየ (asweye he caused to ripen) instead of ሠወየ (seweye to be fat/ ripen) it is a mistake: (ስንክ: ታኅ፯).

ሠውጥ/ Ssewot.: Whip: see ሰወጠ (sewete to whip).

ሠዝይ ዮት/ Ssezy yot: (ሠዘየ ይሤዚ ይሥዚ። ዐረ ሸዘ፤ ሸዘእ) To separate, to isolate; to prevent; to show partiality. “እንዘ ትሤዚ።” While you separate. “ኢይሤዚ እንበይነ ንዴቱ ለነዳይ።” He does not separate except for his anger towards the poor. “ምሕረተ ነዳያን እለቡ ዘእንበለ እሥዚ” Clothe yourselves with the mercy of the poor without partiality: (ተረ: ቄር። ሲኖዶ: ፲፪። ሢራ፴፪: ፲፮። ስንክ: መጋ፲፪).

ሠዪም ሞት/ Sseyuim mot: (ሤመ ይሠይም ይሢም። ዕብ ሢም። ሱር ሣም። ዐረ ሣመ፤ አኖረ) To appoint, to reward; to authorize; to sanctify, to honor. “እሠይመከ ውስተ ኵሉ ምድር።” I will appoint you over all the land. “ሤሞ ለዮሴፍ ዲበ ኵሉ ንዋዩ።” He appointed Joseph over all his possessions. “አንትሙ ጳጳሳት ኢትሢሙ ኵሎ ዘረከብክሙ።” You bishops, do not appoint everything you find. “ሶበ ትሠይሞ ለጻሕል ወለጽዋዕ” When you appoint a chalice and a paten: (ዘፍ፵፩: ፵፩። ኩፋ: ፴፱። ቀሌ። ሥር: ቅዳ).

: To place, to set; to fill, to cause to dwell; to offer, to prepare; it is said of food, of clothing, even of tobacco, of tella (local beer), of produce. “ይነገራል። ህየ ይሠየማ።” They will place it there. “ወሤሞ ህየ።” And he placed it there. “ሤመ ላዕሌሆሙ መንፈሶ ቅዱሰ።” He placed his Holy Spirit upon them. “ሤመ ውስቴቲ ምስጢራተ ብፅዓን” He placed in it the mysteries of the blessed: (ቅዳ: ግሩ። ዘፍ፪: ፰። ኢሳ፷፫: ፲፩። ማር: ይሥ፩: ፲፫).

ሠዪብ ቦት/ Sseyuib bot: (ሤበ ይሠይብ ይሢብ። ዕብ ወሱር ሣብ። ዐረ ሻበ) To become greyhaired; to grow old; to become wrinkled, to grow white hair. To cross over; to deteriorate. See ሣህበን (sahben we dragged) it is a derivative of this.

ሠዪን ኖት/ Sseyuin not: (ሤነ ይሠይን ይሢን። ዐረ ሻነ፤ አሳደፈ። ዕብ ሀሽቴን ሸነ) To urinate; to be urination. To urinate; to expel, to pour out; to make urine, a stream, a flow. “ዘይሠይን ላዕለ መንጸፉ።” He who urinates on his bed. “ዘይሠይን ማየ።” He who urinates water. “በሊዕየ እኰስሕ ወሰትይየ እሠይን” My food makes me cough, and my drink makes me urinate: (ፍ: ነ: ፴፫: ፫። ቄድር። ፈላስ).

ሠዪጥ ጦት/ Sseyuit. T,ot: (ሤጠ ይሠይጥ ይሢጥ። ቅብጥ ሾት፤ ንግድ) To sell, to exchange; to trade, to merchandise; to give; to receive from a buyer. He traded distant goods, nearby goods, and store goods. “ሠዪጥ ወተሣይጦ።” Selling and buying. “ዘሤጠ ብኵርናሁ” Who sold his birthright: (ራእ፲፫: ፲፮። ዕብ፲፪: ፲፮). It says አሥየጠ (asiyete he caused to sell) instead of ሤጠ (sete he sold) it is a scribes error. “አሢጠኒ ኪያሁ በሤጥ” He sold me for a price: (፩ዜና: ፳፭: ፳፪).

ሠያሚ/ Sseyam: (ሚት ምያን ያት) One who appoints, an appointer; one who establishes, a settler. “ሠያሜ ካህናት።” Appointer of priests. “ሠያሜ ሕግ” Appointer of law: (ሲኖዶ። ድጓ። አፈ: ድ፴፪).

ሠያብ ሥዩብ/ Sseyab ssyub: Greyhaired, appointed: Appointed; greyhaired, having grey hair; old, an elder; stale, spoiled.

ሠያን ሠያኒ/ Sseyan sseyani: (ኒት ንያን ያት፤ የንት) One who urinates; urination. One who urinates; a urinator, incontinent; one who cannot control urine; a coward.

ሠያጢ/ Seyātī: (ጢት ጥያን ያት፤ የጥ) one who sells, a seller; a trader, a merchant, a retailer, a dealer. “ይሁዳ ሠያጤ እግዚኡ።” Seller and buyer. “ይሁዳ ሠያጤ እግዚኡ።” Judas, the seller of his Lord. “ሠየጠ አሕዛብ ተፋጸዩኪ።” Nations traded with you. “ሠየጥኪ በነፍሰ ሰብእ” You have traded in the souls of men (ፍ: ነ: ፴፬። መጽ: ምስ። ሕዝ፳፯: ፴፮። ራእ፲፰: ፫).

ሠይእ/ Seyi: vain work; ሰይእ/ seyi.

ሠገል/ Segel: divination; ሰጊል ሰገለ/ segil segele.

ሠገም/ Segem: barley; ሰጊም ሰገመ/ segim segeme.

ሠገረ/ Segere: (ዕብ ሳጋር፤ ሳካር) locked, closed, bolted; a jealous lock. Pulled, tied; entered into a prison. Trapped, set a trap; caught in a trap. However, the book says አሠገረ/ asgere instead of ሠገረsegere; it is a mistake. “አሥግሩ ለነ ቈናጽለ።” Lock up the foxes for us. “አሥጋሬ ዖፍ።” A bird trapper. “ያሠግሩ ሰብአ።” They trap men. “ከመ ኢታሥግርከ በማሕሌታ።” That he may not trap you with her beauty. “አሥግረኒ እምባሕረ እሳት” Lock me out of the sea of fire (ማሕ፪: ፲፭። ፍ: ነ: ፴፬: ፬። ኢሳ፰: ፲፭። ሢራ፱: ፬። ስንክ: መጋ፴).

ሠገራ/ Segera: a deep pit; that which closes and locks when a person enters it.

ሠገራዊ ሠገራዋታዊ/ Segerawi segerawatāwi: a guards side, a doorkeeper, a prison guard (ስንክ: ታኅ፲፪። መጋ፯).

ሠገር/ Seger: (ራት) soldier; a prison guard; one who closes and locks the door to prevent prisoners from leaving or escaping. “ትካፈሉ አልባሲሁ ሐራ ሠገራት።” Divide his garments among the guards. “ንሥኡ ሠገራተ” Take the guards (ድጓ። ማቴ፳፯: ፷፭).

ሠገኖ/ Segeno: segon; ሰገኖ ሰገነ/ segeno segene.

ሠጕዐ/ Segua: sage seneg; ሰጕዕ ሰጕዐ/ segu segua.

ሠጊር ሮት/ Segir rot: (ሠግረ ይሠግር ይሥገር። ዕብ ሻጋር) to walk quickly, to go hastily, to move with short steps; of a mule, of a child. To cross, to mean difficulty; to walk, stepping over; see horen and heden. “ወሶበ ሠግረ ምዕረ ወካዕበ።” And when he passed by again. “ወሖረ ምስሌሆሙ እንዘ ይሠግር።” And he went with them while he passed by. “ክህለ ሠጊረ ዘእንበለ በትር።” He was able to pass without a staff. “ወበዘባነ ባሕር ይሠግር፤ ሐዊሮ ወሠጊሮ” And he passed over the edge of the sea; having gone and passed (፩ነገ: ፲፯: ፴፱። ግብ፫: ፰። ቀሌ። ተረ: ቄር).

ሠጊው ዎት/ Segiw wot: (ሠገወ ይሠጉ ይሥጉ። ዕብ ሣጋህ) to sprout, to grow; to become large, to be great; to be strong, to be powerful; to multiply, to prosper. To fear, to think, to be afraid, to be fearful; see ረገበ/ regeben.

ሠጋሪ/ Segari [1]: ሠጋር/ segar; a walker, a traveler.

[2]: (ራን) mesegir; a locker, a closer; one who traps, a trapper; a trap maker, a fisherman. “መሠግር ጴጥሮስ አመ አሥገረ።” Peter, the trapper, when he trapped. “እስመ መሠግራን እሙንቱ” For they were trappers (ቅኔ። ማቴ፬: ፲፰። ማር፩: ፲፮).

ሠግላ/ Segla: sorghum; ሰጊል ሰገለ/ segil segele.

ሠግራዊ/ Segrawi: (ዊት ውያን ያት) of seger, segeram; having seger, possessing seger. “ዓመተ ፀሓይ ሠግራዊት” Segrawi year of the sun (አቡሻ: ፲፯).

ሠግር/ Segir: the daily scattered steps; the passing of the lunar month; or excess residue. “ይገብሩ ሠግረ አሐደ ወርኀ ለለ ሠለስቱ ዓመት።” They add a month of seger every three years. “ዓመት። በራብዕት ዓመት ይገብሩ ሠግረ አሐዱ ዕለት፤ ወይሰምይዋ ለወርኀ ሠግር ጳግሜን፤ ወትከውን ይእቲ ዓመት ሠግረ” In the fourth year, they add one day of seger; and they call the month of seger Pagumen; and that year becomes a seger year (አቡሻ: ፪).

ሠጠመ/ Seteme: ሰጢም ሰጠመ/ setim seteme.

ሠጠቀ/ Seteke: (ሠጢቅ። ሠጠጠ። ዕብ ሳዳቅ። ሱርስዳቅ። ዐረ ጸደዐ) seneteke; split, tore, rent; cut, plowed; separated, divided; lengthwise, like a palm tree. “ኢሳይያስ ዘሠጠቅዎ ለክልኤ ክፍል በሞሠርተ ዕፅ።” Isaiah, whom they sawed in two with a wooden saw. “መሠርይ ተናገረ ላዕለ ከይሲ ወሠጠቆ ለክልኤ።” The magician spoke against the king and split him in two. “መባርቅት እለ ይሠጥቁ አብያተ።” Lightnings that split houses. “ወይሠጥቅ ምድረ አፍላግ። And he splits the land of rivers. “ሠጠቁ ትዕይንተ ኢሎፍሊ” They split the images of Ilofli (መጽ: ምስ። ስንክ: ሠኔ፯። ዮሴፍ። ዕን፫: ፬። ፪ነገ: ፳፫: ፲፮).

ሠጠወ/ set.ewo: He gave; he returned – ሰጢው ሰጠወ/ the giver gave.

ሠጢጥ ጦት/ Setit tot: (ሠጠ፤ ሠጠጠ ይሠጥጥ ይሥጥጥ። ዕብ ሻጥ፤ ቀዘፈ) to make setet, to tear; to split; to cleave; to separate, to open. See seteke; it is a twin of this. “ኦትሥጥጥ ልብሰተ ሥጋዌሁ።” He tore his clothes. “ኦትሥጥጥ ልብሰተ ሥጋዌሁ።” To tear the garment of his incarnation. “እሠጥጥ መጽሐፈ ኀጣውኢከ።” I will tear the book of your sins. “ሠጠጡ ከርሦ።” They tore their bellies. “ሠጠጣ ለመንግሥትከ” He tore your kingdom (ማቴ፳፮: ፷፭። ተረ: ቄር። ስንክ: ሐም፲፰። ዮሴፍ። ፩ነገ: ፲፭: ፳፰). Sit sitit to make; to stretch. To sharpen; to make pointed.

ሠጣጢ/ Setati: (ጢት ጥያን ያት) one who tears, a tearer; a splitter.

ሠጥሐ/ Setha: spread out, extended; ሰጢሕ ሰጥሐ/ setih setha.

ሠጥይ ዮት/ Seti yot: (ሠጠየ ይሠጢ ይሥጢ። ዕብ ሣጣህ። ሱር ሥጣእ) to lean, to pull, to incline; to favor, to bias. To change, to go mad; to depart from the law, from the way. However, the scholars explain it as spread out, extended in setha zeyibe. “ኢይትቀነያ ለስቴ ወኢይሠጠያ ውስተ ስካር” Older women are to be reverent in behavior, not slanderers or slaves to much wine (ቲቶ፪: ፫). Many books also say tesetiye instead of seteye; it is not right.” እመ ቦ ዘተፈግዐ ወተሠጥየ፤ ዘይፌግዕ ወይሠጠይ።” If there is one who is injured and inclined; who injures and inclines.” ብዙኃን እለ ተሠጥየ ልቦሙ በእንተ አንስት።” Many whose hearts were inclined towards women. “ተመስወ ልቦሙ ወተሠጥየ” Their hearts were darkened and inclined (ሄርማ። ፩ዕዝ: ፬: ፳፮። ኢያ፭: ፩).

ሠጺር ሮት/ Sezir rot: (ሠጸረ ይሤጽር ይሥጽር። ዐረ ሸጸረ፤ ወጋ በሳ። ሸጠረ ከፈለ) to split; to cleave; to divide, to cut; lengthwise. A house of carpenters. “የጸዐለ ቤት ነው። ዘይሤጽር ዕፀወ።” He who splits wood. “ምሣር ዘይሤጽር” A saw that splits (መክ፲: ፱። ዲድ: ፲) .

ሡሩር ሥሩር/ Surur sirur: founded; made, created. “እስመ ሰብእ ሡሩር እምነፍስ ወሥጋ።” For man is founded from soul and body. “ሥሩራት ዲበ መንበረ ወርቅ” Founded on thrones of gold (ፊልክ። ማሕ፭: ፲፭).

ሡራኄ/ Surahē: (ኅያት) light; brightness; splendor; glory; ornament. And the glory of the Lord appeared in the cloud. “ለክብር ወለሡራኄ።” For glory and for splendor. “በርሀ ገጹ በሡራኄ መለኮት።” His face shone with the glory of divinity. “ሡራኄ ወጸዳል” Glory and splendor (ዘፀ፲፮: ፲። ፳፰: ፪። ገድ: ተክ። መጽ: ምስ).

ሡራሬ/ Surare: work; workmanship. “ሕንጼሃ ወሡራሬሃ አዳም” Her building and her workmanship, Adam (ድጓ).

ሡዐት/ Suat: (ላ ጥ ሠዋ) sacrifice; to be a sacrifice, the state of being a sacrifice. “ሥምረተ አብ በሡዐተ ወልዱ” The Fathers pleasure in the sacrifice of his Son (Mets: mis).

ሡዕ/ Su [1]: (ብ ሥዋዕ) kindling; straw, chaff, dung; candle, gas, match; flax thread, a lantern wick that combines with gas and burns together. “ሡዐ ዘይጠይስ ኢያጠፍእ።” A smoldering wick he will not quench. “ወጠፍኡ ከመ ሐመደ ሡዕ።” And they were extinguished like smoldering flax. “ይልበሱ ለቢጦነ ዘሡዕ” They wear a garment of smoldering flax (ኢሳ፵፪: ፫። ፵፫: ፲፯። ሥር: ጳኵ).

[2]: (ሦዕከ ትሠውዕ ትሡዕ)imperative form; for a single close male. “ሠዋ ፥ መሥዋዕት አቅርብ።” Sacrifice, offer a sacrifice.ሡዕ ሊተ ወልደከ” Sacrifice your son to me (ዘፍ፳፪: ፪).

ሡጠት/ Sutet: returning; manner of returning, return; state of return.

ሢመት/ Simet: appointment; being an appointer or appointee, office; the act of appointing. Appointment; authority; rank. “ጸሎተ ሢመት።” Prayer of appointment. “ከመ ኢይንሣእ ሢመተከ።” That he may not take your office. “በመዋዕለ ሢመትከ።” In the days of your appointment. “ይሰዐር እምሢመቱ።” He is removed from his office. “ሢመተ ክህነት።” Office of priesthood. “አቀምክዎሙ በበ ሢመቶሙ።” I placed them according to their offices. “ሢመታት ወሥልጣናት” Offices and authorities (ኪዳ። ሢራ፲፪: ፲፪። ስንክ: ግን፲፪። ቀሌ። ቅዳ። ነሐ፲፫: ፲፪። ዲድ).

ሢሩይ/ Sirui: (ያን ያት ሪት፤ ርይት) deceived, colored; stained, mottled. “ሢሩያነ በምሕረትከ አንጽሕ” Cleanse the deceived by your mercy (ኪዳ).

ሢራክ/ Sirak [1]: (ካት። ዐረ ሺራክ። ዕብ ሥሮኽ) Line; drawing board; Tota. The line and its width, where the lead or color has passed; the design; the line; the vertical, horizontal; or the flat surface where the color falls. “ወለለ ኍልቁ አኃዙ ቦቱ አኃዝ ዘበሢራኩ፤ ዘይኤምር ውስተ አይ።” And for the number, there is a measurement in its line; that knows within the eye. “አእሚረከ አኃዘ ኍልቁ ዘበሢራኩ” You have known the measure of the number in its line: (መቅ: ወን).

[2]: A section of prayer or hymn; its words are separated line by line; those who chant, those who harmonize; like David: (መጽ: ምስ። ሄርማ).

[3]: A persons name. “ጥበበ ኢያሱ ወልደ ሢራክ።” The wisdom of Joshua son of Sirak. “ወኮኑ በመዋዕሊሁ ለሰሎምን እምነቢያት ናታን ወአክያ፤ወሊቀ ካህናት ሳዶቅ።” “ወኮነ ሊቀ ሐራሁ ኢያሱ ወልደ ሢራክ ወውእቱ ዘአስተጋብኦሙ ለመጻሕፍተ ሰሎሞን ወረሰዮሙ ኀምስተ መጻሕፍተ፤ ወእሉ እሙንቱ ምሳልያት ፥ ወተግሣጽ ፥ ወጥበብ ፥ ወጉባኤ ፥ ወማሕልየ መሓልይ፤ ወለኢያሱ ሊቀ አሐዱ መጽሐፍ ዘዕዉቅ ቦቱ ምሉእ እምጥበብ ወዕንቈ ባሕርይ ነገር” And in the days of Solomon, there were prophets Nathan and Ahijah; and the high priest Zadok. And Joshua son of Sirak became his chief scribe, and he collected the books of Solomon and made them five books; and these are Proverbs, and Instruction, and Wisdom, and Ecclesiastes, and Song of Songs; and Joshua has one book wellknown to him, full of wisdom and pearls of nature: (ጊ: ወ: ሐ: ገ፹).

ሢራይ/ Siray: (ያት። ሱር ሺራእ) Fine clothing; silk; woven wool; dyed, stained. Garments of Melat and Siray. Dressed in Siray: (ኢሳ፫: ፳፩ –፳፫። መጽ: ምስ). Instead of Siray, Siryon or Sira is said; the meaning is the same: (ገድ: አዳ። ፍ: ነ: ፵፫: ፲፪). Sera: plot; evil scheme.

ሢበት/ Sibet: Gray hair; white hair, the flower of old age; old age, seniority. “በቈለ ሢበቱ።” In the strength of his gray hair. “ሢበተ ልሂቅ።” Gray hair of the wise. “ቅድመ ዘሢበት ተንሥእ።” Rise before the gray hair. “ይደልዋ ኩንኖ ለሢበትከ።” Your gray hair deserves judgment. “ዘየሐፅኖ ለሢበትኪ” He who preserves your gray hair: (ሆሴ፯: ፱። ጥበ፪: ፲። ዘሌ፲፱: ፴፪። ሢራ፳፭: ፪። ሩት፬: ፲፭).

ሢጠት/ Sitet: (ላጥ ሼ) Selling, trading, merchandising. “ይሁዳ መከረ ለሢጠተ እግዚኡ” Judah planned the selling of his Lord: (መጽ: ምስ).

ሣሃሊ/ Sahali: (ሊት ልያን ያት) Broadminded, forgiving; merciful, compassionate. Even though Sehil comes from Sehale in the Qetele form, Sahali, Sahalit are derived.

ሣህል/ Sahl: (ላት) Forgiveness, compassion, mercy; reconciliation, love. There will be no forgiveness upon them. “ኢይከውን ሣህል ላዕሌሆሙ። አልቦ ሣህል ለዘያወፅእ ምክረ ቢጹ። ዘበእንቲኣሁ ረከብነ ሣህሎ” There is no forgiveness for him who reveals the counsel of his companion. Through whom we have received forgiveness: (ሔኖ፩: ፰። ሢራ፲፫: ፲፪። ሮሜ፭: ፲፩). “ንዴት ኀሳር ሕርትምና በማለት ፈንታ ሣህል ይላል፤ የመላሽ ስሕተት ነው” Sahl is used instead of anger, shame, and weariness; its a translators error: (፩ቆሮ: ፲፭: ፲፱). ፪ኛም ፥ ጽርኡ ምክንያት ያለውን ሣህል ይላል፤ ባለብሉዮች ግን ምግብ ይሉታል: (ሢራ፵፬: ፲፯). “እስመ ይኄይስ እምሐዪው ሣህልከ ያለውንም ፥ በሕይወት አንጻር ሞት ይሉታል” Also, For your forgiveness is better than life is interpreted as death in contrast to life: (መዝ: ፷፪).

ሣህሎ/ Sahilo: (ሣሀለ ይሣህል) To spread, to extend; to straighten, to align; to smooth, to soften, to be like flax and silk. To grieve, to have compassion; to forgive, to reconcile; to leave behind grudges, stubbornness, and roughness. However, the book uses ተሠሃለ/ tesahale, ተሣህለ/ tesahle instead of ሣህለ/ sahle; it is not appropriate. “ተሠሃለኒ እግዚኦ።” Have mercy on me, O Lord. “ይክል ተሣህሎ።” He is able to have mercy. “ወለዘሂ ተሣሀልክዎ እሣህሎ” And to whom you have shown mercy, I will show mercy: (መዝ: ፶። ሢራ፲፮: ፲፲፩። ሮሜ፬: ፲፭). Its form is ቀተለ/ Qetele and ባረከ/ Bareke.

ሣህር/ Sahr: (ብ አሥህርት። ሱር ሣህራ። ዐረ ሸሀር) New moon, birth of the month; the beginning of the lunar month, the day the moon appears. “በበዓላቲክሙ ወበአሥህርቲክሙ” In your festivals and your new moons: (ዘኍ፲: ፲። ኢሳ፩: ፲፫። ሆሴ፪: ፲፬። ቆላ፪: ፲፮).

ሣህበበ/ Sahbebe: (ሠዪብ ሤበ። ዐረ ሸሂበ) To fade, to spoil; to become ashen or leafy. ሤበን እይ/ Seben ey, he is his father; the verb is not found except in the adjective.

ሣኅት/ Saht: Rest; quiet; assistance. “ይረክባ ሣኅተ።” They will receive rest. “እሁቦሙ ሣኅተ ንስቲተ ለመድኀኒት” I will give them a little rest for salvation: (ማቴ፳፮: ፲፮። ማር፮: ፲፪። ሉቃ፳፪: ፮። ፪ዜና: ፲፪: ፯).

ሣሉሲም/ Salusim: (ዕብ ሻሊሺም) Mighty warriors; chiefs of the army; those with third rank; or those whose strength is threefold, fortified. But those who ancient call it Siso. “ርእሰ ሣሉሲም” Chief of the Salusim: (፩ዜና: ፲፪: ፲፰).

ሣልሲት/ Salsit: A category of counting; the third of latitude. “ኣንዱ ሣልሲት ፷ ራብዒት ይኾናል፤ ኬክሮስን” One third becomes 60 fourths; see latitude: (አቡሻ: ፲፩).

ሣልሳዊ አው ሣልሳይ/ Salsawi or Salsay: (ዊት ዪት ሲት) Third; onethird of three. “በሣልሳዊ ልደት እምአቡሁ፤ ሀለወነ ተዘምዶ ምስሌሁ።” In the third birth from his father; we had fellowship with him. “በእንተ ተዋስቦ ሣልሲት።” Concerning the exchange of a third. “ሣልሲተ ኢን” Third of an ephah: (ቅኔ። ፈ: መ: ፭: ፮። ሕዝ፵፮: ፲፬).

ሣልስ/ Sals: (ስት) Third; three, beyond there. Behold, they have waited with me for three days now. “አመ ሣልስት ዕለት ከብካብ ኮነ።” On the third day there was a wedding. “እስከ ሣልስ ወራብዕ ትውልድ።” To the third and fourth generation. “ትማልመኒ ወሣልስተኒ” You reprove me and the third day: (ማር፰: ፪። ዮሐ፪: ፩። ዘፀ፳: ፭። ፩ዜና: ፲፩: ፪).

ሣራሪ/ Sarari: (ሪት ርያን ያት) That which establishes; founder; maker, creator. “ሣራሪሃ ለምድር፤ ሣራሪሃለነፍስ” Founder of the earth; founder of the soul: (ኪዳ).

ሣራብ/ Sarab: (ዕብራ) Saliva, mucus; phlegm; that which smears; in plural, Sarabiim. “እስመ ሣራቢም ወአሥዋክ ምስሌከ” For Sarabiim and thorns are with you: (ሕዝ፪: ፮).

ሣሬት/ Saret [1]: (ርያት) Spider; spinner, weaver. The work of a spider is a woven work. “ፈትለ ሣሬት እንመተ ሣሬት።” The thread of a spider is like the measure of a spider. “ለሣሬት ፈትለ እዱ እምነ ዕርቃን ኢያትረፎ” The thread of a spiders hand does not escape from the naked: (ፈላስ። አፈ: ተ፴፬። ቅኔ).

[2]: Saret; spider; ሠረ/ sereye.

ሣርኅ/ Sarh: (ኃት) This also. And the appearance of the glory of the Lord was like a burning fire: (ዘፀ፳፬: ፲፯).

ሣርኆ ኆት/ Sarho hot: (ሣርኀ ይሣርኅ። ዐረ ሸረኀ። ዕብ ዛራሕ) Lighting; shining; flashing; splitting, reflecting; burning, igniting; to burst into flame.

ሣርሮ ሮት/ Sarro rot: (ሣረረ ይሣርር። ዕብ ሻራር፤ ነግሠ፤ ኀየለ። ያሣድ) To establish; to dig deep and lay a foundation; to erect, to plant; and then to build; to make; to raise, to construct. “አቅደምከ ሣርሮታ ለምድር።” You laid the foundation of the earth beforehand. “ሣረሩ ቤተ” They built a house: (መዝ: ፻፩። ሐጌ፪: ፲፱).

ሣሮን/ Sharon: (ዕብ ሻሮን) Name of a country; seaside, riverside; plain, flat land; from Joppa to Carmel; and in the east, beyond the Jordan, which Reuben and Gad inherited: (ኢሳ፴፫: ፱። ፩ዜና: ፭: ፲፭). But those who eat call it a small, spreading tree; that meaning is not correct.

ሣቃዪ/ Saqayi: (ዪት ይያን ያት) That which causes pain; that which shows suffering; tormentor. “ሣቃዪተ አህጉር” Tormentor of the regions: (፩ዕዝ: ፪: ፳፪).

ሣቅዕ/ Saiq: Corner of the earth; a portion of land. “እስመ ደቂቀ እስራኤል ኢነበሩ ውስተ ኵላ ምድር፤ ዳእሙ ውስተ ሣቅዕ ዘውእቱ ማእዘንት።” For the children of Israel did not live in all the land; but in a corner, which is corners. “ውስተ ኵሉ ሣቅዕ” In every corner: (ግብ: ሕማ: ገ፶፱። ፻፭).

ሣቅዮ ዮት/ Saqiyo yot: (ሣቀየ ይሣቂ። ዐረ ሸቂየ፤ ተጨነቀ) Torment; to torment; to distress; to cause suffering. “እለ ይሣቅዩኒ።” Those who torment me. “ሣቀይዋ ወአልሐውዋ” Torment her and mourn her: (መዝ: ፫። ራእ፲፰: ፯).

ሣባጥ/ Sabat: (ዕብ ወሱር ወዐረ ሽባጥ) Name of a month; the 11th month of the Hebrews, Yekatit (February: (ዘካ፩: ፯).

ሣቤቅ/ Sabeq: Dense forest thicket, wild vine; ሰቢቅ ሰበቀ/ sebiq sebeqe.

»ሣእሣእ/ Sasa: Reply, response; a satisfying, captivating word; wonderful, with power and taste; flavor and taste of words; arrangement, style. And the word washint (flute) comes from this. “ሞገሰ ቃሉ ወጣዕመ ነገሩ ወሣእሣአ አፉሁ።” The grace of his word, the taste of his speech, and the eloquence of his mouth. “ወአንከሩ ሣእሣኦ።” And they marveled at his eloquence. “ወአንከሩ ሣእሣኦ።” The eloquence of your words. “ጥበብ ለርእይ አዳም ለሰሚዕ ፥ ጥዑም ለአፍ ሣእሣእ ለከናፍር ፥ ላሕይ ለአዕይንት” Wisdom for the sighted, a word for the hearing, sweet to the mouth, eloquence to the lips, a salve to the eyes: (ሉቃ፬: ፳፪። ፳: ፳፮። ኢዮ፮: ፳፮። ቀሌ).

»ሣእሥአ/ Sasa: (ተቀ ግ) To speak eloquently, to be quickwitted, to be fast; to be strong; to glide, to be smooth; of the tongue.

ሣዕሥዐ/ Sasa: To be quickwitted; ወሢእ ወሥአ፤ ሣእሣእ/ wasi wasa; sasa.

ሣዕር/ Sair: Grass; sprout; a type of grain; all that is harvested; straw, debris; dry grass, hay; that which the wind carries away. “ወብዙኅ ሣዕሩ ለውእቱ መካን።” And much grass of that place. “ሣዕረ ምድር።” Grass of the earth. “ሣዕር ዘያነሥኦ ነፋስ” Grass that the wind carries away: (ዮሐ፮: ፲። ዘፀ፲: ፲፪። ኢዮ፲፫: ፳፭).

: Sewing material; a vessel for milking. A container for water, milk, honey, butter; its hair is uncut, unplucked, close. “ሣዕረ ማይ።” A container for water. “ሣዕረ ሐሊብ” A container for milk: (ዘፍ፳፩: ፲፬: ፲፭: ፲፱። መሳ፬: ፲፱).

ሣዕሮ/ Sairo: (ትግሬ) Wegert; its leaf resembles grass.

ሣእን/ Sain: (ብ አሣእን። ዕብ ስኦን። ሱር ሴናእ) Shoe, footwear; covering for the inner foot; open or closed. “ፈትሐ ሣእኖ።” The unbinding of his shoe. “ከመ ይሑርዎ በአሣእን።” That they may walk in shoes. “ዘእንበለ አሣእን።” Without shoes. “ፍታሕ አሣእኒከ።” Unbind your shoes. “ቶታነ” A sandal. “አሣእን” Shoes: (ሩት፬: ፯። ኢሳ፲፩: ፲፭። ፳: ፪። ዘፀ፫: ፭። ማር፩: ፯).

ሣውዕ/ Sawi: (ዓን ዓት) This also; priest, who roasts and smokes: (ኩፋ: ፴: ፵: ፵፬). “በትረ ሌዋዊ ሣውዕ።” The rod of the Levite priest. “ሚካኤል ሣውዕ” Michael the priest: (ደራሲ).

ሣጹን/ Satsun: (ናት። ዐረ ሻጹነት። ዕብ ጺንጼኔት፤ የሸክላ ዕቃ) Box, chest; a container for clothes, money, a corpse; a dwelling; of wood or metal. “እምወርቀ መባእ ዘሣጹን።” From the gold of the offerings of the box. “ገብረት ክልኤተ ሣጹነ ከመ ሣጹነ ምዉታን ወቦአት ውስተ አሐዱ፤ ወወልዳ ቦአ ውስተ ካልኡ” She made two boxes like the boxes of the dead, and she entered into one; and her son entered into the other: (ፈ: መ: ፲፯: ፩። ዮሴፍ).

ሤመተ አውሠይመተ/ Semete or Seymete: (ሤመ) Bought; bought grain.

ሤራዪ/ Serayi: (ዪት ይያን ያት፤ ረይት) One who plots; plotter, enemy. “የሚያልል ዐላይ፤ ቀለም አግቢ” One who deceives, a spy; one who adds color: (ፍ: ነ: ፴፮).

ሤሬቅ/ Sereq: (ዕብ ሦሬቅ። ጽር ሶሬክ) Good wine; a good variety; its fruit is large; its taste is sweet. But those who eat call it the name of a country; a vineyard. “ተከልኩኪ ሤሬቀ።” I planted you as a choice vine. “ወይን ኅሩይ ዘሤሬቅ።” A choice vine of Sereq. “መረ ወይን ዘሤሬቅ” A choice vine of Sereq: (ኤር፪: ፳፩። ኢሳ፭: ፪። ደራሲ).

ሤርዮ ዮት/ Seryo yot: (ሤረየ ይሤሪ ይሤሪ) To plot; to cut a plot; see seketetenna and tesekateyen. To deceive, to color; to add color; to soak, to moisten, to immerse, to sink. “ቀብዖ በሕጕሬ ወሤረዮ።” He anointed it with kohl and colored it. “ለእመ ተዐገለ ልብሰ ጸዐዳ ወሤረዮ።” If he folded a white cloth and colored it. “ፀምር ዘተጠምዐ በሤርዮ።” Wool that is dipped in color. “ሤርዪዮን ለመላትሕኪ በአንብዕ” Color your cheeks with tears: (ጥበ፲፫: ፲፬። ፍ: ነ: ፴፭። መጽ: ምስ። ማር: ይሥ፲፫).

ሤጥ/ Set: (ጣት) Selling price; money given by a buyer to a seller. “ዘብዙኅ ሤጡ።” Whose price is great. “ዘእንበለ ሤጥ።” Without a price. “ወሀቦ ሤጦ ለውእቱ መካን።” And he gave the price for that place. “ሤጠ ዚኣሁ።” His price. “ሤጠ ግንዘት” Price of property: (ኢዮ፴፩: ፳፬: መዝ: ፵፫። ፩ዜና: ፳፩: ፳፭። ፍ: ነ: ፳፯። ፵፪).

ሥሁል/ Sihul: (ላን ላት ህልት) Forgiven, having received forgiveness; learned. “ዕደው ሥሁላን።” Those who are forgiven. “ኢሥህልት” Not forgiven: (ሢራ፵፬: ፲። ሆሴ፩: ፮። ፪: ፫).

ሥሂል/ Sihil: (ሠሀለ ይሥህል ይሥሀል። ዐረ ሠሁለ) Or Sihiq qot: (ሠሐቀ ይሥሕቅ ይሥሐቅ። ዕብ ሣሐቅ፤ ጻሐቅ። ዐረ ፀሒከ) To laugh, to smile; to grin, to curl the lip, to expose the teeth; due to excessive joy and play from seeing and hearing. “ብፁዓን እለ ይበክዩ ይእዜ፤ እስመ ይሥሕቁ።” Blessed are those who weep now, for they will laugh. “አሌ ለክሙ እለ ትሥሕቁ ይእዜ፤ እስመ ትበክዩ።” Woe to you who laugh now, for you will weep. “ኢትሥሐቅ ሎቱ” Do not laugh at him: (ሉቃ፮: ፳፩: ፳፭። ሢራ፴: ፲).

ሥኂት ቶት/ Sihit tot: (ሥኅተ ይሥኅት ይሥኀት፤ አው ሠኀተ፤ ይሤኅት ይሥኅት። ዐረ ሠከተ። ዕብ ሣካት። ሱር ሥካት) To be silent; to be quiet, to be still, to whisper; to hear and to listen; see ለኈሰን/ lehuesen. To rest, to find rest; from suffering. “እሥኅት እምሕምዝ።” I will be silent from my complaint. “ከመ ታዕርፍ ምድር ወትሥኀት እምኵሉ ሕማም።” That the earth may rest and be silent from all suffering. “ይሥኅታ ምድረ ሰዶም ወገሞራ ፈድፋደ እምይእቲ ሀገር” The land of Sodom and Gomorrah will be more silent than that land: (ኢዮ፲፫: ፲፫። ሱቱ: ዕዝ፲፩: ፵፮። ማቴ፲: ፲፭). ተሥኅተ/ Tesihite is used instead of ሥኅተ/ sihte; it is inappropriate. And in this I did not keep silent: (ጸሎ: ምና).

ሥሒጽ ጾት/ Sihits tsot: (ሥሕጸ ይሥሕጽ ይሥሐጽ። ዐረ ሸሐጸ። ዕብ ሻሔጽ) To boast, to brag; to dare, to speak beyond ones ability; to insult, to humiliate, to despise, to mock. To meddle in other peoples affairs, to delve deeply; like a gadfly. See ሰሐጠ/ sehate and ሠጠጠ/ setete; they are related. “ይሥሕጹ ዘእንበለ ዐቅም።” They boast without measure. “እለ እንበለ ጥበብ ሥሕጹ ላዕለ ትሥጉተ መድኀኒነ።” Those who without wisdom boasted against the incarnation of our Savior. “ለምንት ይሥሕጹ ላዕለ ስብሐት መለኮት” Why do they boast against the glory of divinity: (ቄር: ጰላ፤ ተረ).

ሥህቡብ/ Sihbub: (ባን ባት ብብት) That which is moldy, moldiness; spoiled, ashen. “ኅብስት ሥህቡብ ወንቁዝ” Moldy and stale bread: (ኢያ፬: ፭። ኢዮ፰: ፮).

ሥህተ/ Sihte: He gave; he returned – ስሒት ስሕተ/ the giver gave.

ሥሕከ/ Sihike: He rubbed, he scraped; ስሒክ ስሕከ/ rub, scraping.

ሥሕወ/ Sihwe: He crawled, he crept; ስሒው ስሕወ/ crawl, creeping.

ሥሕጸት/ Sihitset: (ታት) Despising, belittling; pride, audacity; lightness, shallowness; a powerful word of insult. “ቃለ ሥሕጸታት ያወፅእ እምአፉሁ።” He utters words of contempt from his mouth. “ወበዘያጽሕ ርእሶ እምሥሕጸታት ዘሰምዐ።” And by that he turns his head away from the contempt he heard. “ሥሕጸታት ላዕለ ክርስቶስ” Contempt against Christ: (ቄር: እስት። ጰላ).

ሥሉስ/ Sillus: (ሳን ሳት ልስት) that which is tripled, being three; triune trinity. Threefold cord. Holy Trinity. Trinity of persons: (መክ፬: ፲፪። ኪዳ። ደራሲ). Silassie: To triple; thirty. Trinity; being three. Where the three bishops were, our Lord sanctifies their trinity: (መጽ: ምስ). the name of the persons; three persons; three, triune, only three; an eternal three without addition or subtraction. It is spoken of in singular, plural, masculine, and feminine. “ዓዲ ናቄርብ ለከ ዘንተ አኰቴተ ዘለዓለም ሥላሴ።” Again, we offer to you this eternal praise of the Trinity. “አለብዉኒ ሥላሴ ቀትለ መስተቃትል መጽሐፍ።” The Trinity prepared for the battle of the books. “ሥላሴ እንተ እምቅድመ ዓለም ሀለወት ወኢኮነት በመዋዕል” The Trinity, which existed before the world and was not created in time: (ቅዳ: ኪዳ። ደራሲ። ተረ: ቄር፲፱).

ሥላቅ/ Sillaq: (ቃት) laughter, jest; joke, banter; frivolity, nonsense, idle talk. “ነገረ ሥላቅ።” Matter of jest. “ሠሐቀ ወሥላቀ ኮንክዎሙ” I made them a laughingstock and a jest: (ሢራ: ፳፫: ፲፫። ኢዮ፲፯: ፮).

ሥላት/ Sillat: Joke, mockery; ሰልቶ ሰለተ/ selto selete.

ሥልሳ/ Silsa: (ስሳ ስድሳ፤ ሰደሰ) 2 thirties; or 3 twenties (ዐማርኛ).

ሥልስ/ Sills: Three times; threefold; three parts, only three. “ወሰገደ ሎቱ ሥልሰ።” And he bowed down to him three times. “ትክሕደኒ ሥልሰ።” You will deny me three times. “ዘዘርዐ ስድሰ ያአቱ ሥልሰ” He who sows six enters three: (፩ነገ: ፳: ፵፩። ማር፲፬: ፸፪። ኢሳ፭: ፲). an offering untouched by fire; all that resembles shiro and dilkh qibanug like salad; having three parts (ዐማርኛ).

ሥልቅ/ Silliq: Name of a country; a part of Babylon called Gedad: (ፍ: ነ: ፬).

ሥልጣናዊ/ Silltanawi: Royal; of the king, of the bishops party; having authority, fully authorized. “የሹመት ሥራ ዳኝነት።” The work of appointment, judgment. “አቅምተ ውሳንያት ሥልጣናውያት ዘፍትሕ” Authorities of judgment, royal of justice: (ፍ: ነ: ፲፱).

ሥልጣኔ/ Silltane: to be powerful, to empower; the manner of empowering, power; being skilled, proficiency; in work and matter.

ሥልጣን/ Silltan: (Nat) [1]: (ናት) ability, right; appointment, lordship. “ለሕይወት ወለሞት ሥልጣን ብከ።” You have authority over life and death. “ከመ ዘሥልጣን ቦ።” As one who has authority. “ወሀቦሙ ሥልጣነ።” And he gave them authority. “መኳንንት ወእለ በሥልጣናት” Rulers and those in authority: (ጥበ፲፮: ፲፪። ማቴ፯: ፳፱። ፲: ፩። ቅዳ: ኪዳ). “ገዥ አለቃ፤ ንጉሥ መልአክ።” Ruler, chief; king, angel. “ሥልጣናተ ሰማይ።” Authorities of heaven. “ሥልጣናት ወኵሉ ኀይል።” Authorities and all powers. “መናብርት ወሥልጣናት” Thrones and authorities: (ሔና፹፰: ፰። ፩ጴጥ: ፫: ፳፪። ዲድ).

[2]: (ብ ሠላጢን) Sharp, piercing weapon; of wood or metal; spear, hook, barb. ሠላጤ/ Sellate comes from this; all are Amharic.

ሥሙር/ Simur: (ራን ራት ምርት) That which is chosen; beloved and good. “ሥሙር ወኅሩይ።” Beloved and chosen. “ሥሙር ለንጉሥ።” Beloved to the king. “ዐጽቀ በለስ ሥሙር ጥቀ።” Fig fruits are very beloved. “ምድር ሥምርት” A pleasant land: (ሮሜ፲፪: ፩። ምሳ፲፬: ፫። ኤር፳፬: ፪። ሚል፫: ፲፪).

ሥምረት/ Simret: (ታት) To love; to be loved; manner of loving, love; consent, affection; dear, definite will. “ገበርኩ ቅድሜከ ሥምረተከ።” I have done your pleasure before you. “ሥምረቱ ለአምላክነ ላዕሌነ።” The pleasure of our God is upon us. “እንበለ ፈቃዳ አው በሥምረተ ልባ።” Without his will or with the pleasure of his heart. “ከመ ይኩን ቦቱ ሥምረት” That there may be pleasure in him: (ኢሳ፴፰: ፫። ባሮ፬: ፬። ፈ: መ: ፭: ፲፫። ፍ: ነ: ፳፬: ፪).

ሥሡዕ/ Sissui: (ዓን ዓት ሥዕት) Greedy; gluttonous; covetous. “ብእሲ ሥሡዕ ዘኢይጸግብ።” A greedy man who is not satisfied. “ሥሡዐ ልብ።” Greedy of heart. “ሥሡዓን በላዕያን” Greedy eaters: (ሢራ፴፬: ፳። መዝ: ፻። መቃ).

ሥሣዔ/ Sissae: Greediness; covetousness; being greedy; greed; gluttony.

ሥሥዕት/ Sissit: greed; stinginess, gluttony. “እመ ኢይፈደፍድ ሥሥዕትከ።” If your greed does not increase. “ምርዓት ወዝሙት ወሥሥዕት።” Adultery, fornication, and greed. “ያበዝኆ ለገብጥ ሥሥዕት፤ ብዙኃን እለ ቀተሎሙ ሥሥዕት” Greed increased for the stomach; many whom greed killed: (አፈ: ተ፫። ቀሌ። ሢራ፴፯: ፴ና: ፴፩).

ሥረው/ Siriw: Roots; fibers. “ይየብስ ሥረዊሁ።” His roots will dry up. “እንተ በምድር ሥረዊሃ” Whose roots are in the earth: (ኢዮ፲፰: ፲፮። ሆሴ፱: ፲፮).

ሥሩሕ/ Siruh: (ሓን ሓት ርሕት) That which is beautiful, good; that which is straight, peaceful; accomplished. “ከመ ሥሩሐ ይኩን ፍኖትከ።” That your path may be pleasant. “ለገባሬ ሠናይ ኵሉ ፍናዊሁ ሥሩሕ” For the doer of good, all his paths are pleasant: (ጦቢ፬: ፲፱። ፈላስ). Siruh: (ኃን ኃት ኅት) That which shines; bright; clear.

ሥሩዕ/ Sirui: (ዓን ዓት ርዕት) Made, prepared, arranged; offered, fixed, determined; standing, planted. “ጽጌ ረዳ ሥሩዕ።” Arranged rose. “ማእድ ሥሩዕ።” Arranged table. “ሥሩዕ ወዕቁም።” Arranged and precious. “ወሥሩዕ ከመ ወርኅ ለዓለም” And established like the moon forever: (አስቴ፩: ፮። ሕዝ፳፫: ፵፩። ፩ቆሮ: ፲፬: ፵። መዝ: ፹፰ ).

: Chosen, appointed; elect, appointed; called. “ሥሩዕ ጴጥሮስ፤ ሥሩዕ ጳውሎስ” Peter chosen; Paul chosen: (ቄር).

ሥሩጽ/ Siruts: (ጻን ጻት ርጽት) That which has spread; that which has come out, sprouted; that which is verdant; lush meadow; field. “ወተርእየት ማይ እምዘቀዲሙ ርግዕተ፤ ወሥርጽተ ምድር ይብስት” And water appeared from where it had previously settled; and the verdure of the earth dried up: (ጥበ፲፱: ፯).

ሥራሕ/ Sirah: Fatigue; ሰሪሕ ሰርሐ/ serih serha.

ሥራዌ/ Sirrawe; uprooting; being uprooted; uprooting; removal; destruction; damage; plague. “የኀሥሥ ሥራዌከ” They sought your destruction (ዮሴፍ። ጥበ፩: ፲፪። ምሳ፳፩: ፯። ኵፋ: ፳፪).

ሥራዕ/ Sirai: (ዓት። ዐረ ሺራዕ) Ships sail; curtain; covering. “አውረዱ ሥራዐ።” They lowered the sail. “ወሰቀሱ ሥራዐ ዘይንእስ።” And they hoisted a small sail. “ሐመር እንተ አልባቲ ሥራዓት” A ship that has no sails: (ግብ፳፯: ፲፯: ፵። ማር: ይሥ፬: ፪). ሥራዕ፤ ሥራዓት/ Sirai Siraat is used instead of anchor; it is a translators error. “ወአልዐሉ ሥራዓት” And they hoisted the sails: (ግብ፳፯: ፲፫).

ሥራይ/ Siray: (ያት) Medicine; that which is swallowed, licked; that which is drunk, applied. “ሥራይ ዘቀብዕዎ።” Medicine with which they anointed him. “ይጠይዕዎ ሥራየ።” They will apply medicine. “ዐቃቤ ሥራይ” Guardian of medicine: (ጥበ፲፮: ፲፪። ኢሳ፩: ፮። ሢራ፲: ፲).

: Sorcery; divination; magic. “ዘሥራይ ብእሲሁ።” A man of sorcery. “እለ ሥራይ።” Those of sorcery. “ሰብአ ሥራይ።” People of sorcery. “መጽሐፈ ሥራያት” Book of sorceries: (ግብ፰: ፱። ራእ፳፪: ፲፭። ዘፀ፱: ፲፩። ፈ: መ: ፲፭).

ሥርቀት/ Sirqet: Coming out; manner of coming out; appearance. “ሥርቀተ ፀሓይ ሥርቀተ ከዋክብት።” Rising of the sun, rising of the stars. “ሥርቀተ ቤዝ” Rising of the house: (ዮሴፍ። ጥበ፲: ፲፯። ገድ: ተክ).

ሥርቅ/ Sirq: Theft; ሰሪቅ ሰረቀ/ seriq sereqe.

ሥርቆ/ Sirqo: Noose; rope; trap. “ቆቃሕ ተሠግረ በቈጽለ አሥርቆ” A bird is trapped in the noose of a twig (በቈጽለ ሥርቆ) a twig whose bark is its rope; the noose is its trap: (ሢራ፲፩: ፴).

ሥርናይ/ Sirnay: (ያት) Wheat; a type of wheat; barley. “አመ ማእረረ ሥርናይ።” At the time of the wheat harvest. “እክለ ሥርናይ።” Wheat grains. “ኅጠተ ሥርናይ።” Measure of wheat. “ሥርናያት” Wheat: (ዮዲ፪: ፳፮። ሢራ፴፱: ፳፮። ዮሐ፲፪: ፳፬። ስንክ: ጥር፳፱).

: Wheat; ሥዒር ሥዕረ/ siir siire.

ሥርዐት/ Sirat: (ታት) Making; being made; manner of making; making; rule; method; law, commandment; proclamation, judgment, custom; way of working. “መኰንን ለባዊ ይገብር ሥርዐተ።” A wise judge makes a rule. “ዐቃቤ ሥርዐት።” Guardian of the rule. “ሥርዐተ ዲያቆን ዐቀበ ወኢተዐደወ።” He kept the rule of the deacon and did not transgress. “ንሕነ ወለጥነ ሥርዐተ።” We have changed the rule. “ንሥተተ ሥርዐተ ሰብሳብ።” Little rule of assembly. “ሥርዐተ ምሥዋዕ።” Rule of sacrifice. “ሥርዐተ አውራኅ።” Rule of months. “ሥርዐተ አባ ጳኵሚስ” Rule of Abba Pachomius: (ሢራ፲፮: ፳፮። ፩ዜና: ፲፰: ፲፭። መዋሥ። አፈ: ተ፰። ጥበ፲፬: ፳፮። ዕብ፱: ፬። ኩፋ: ፬። ሥር: ጳኵ).

: Living; living; life. “ይኄይስ ሥርዐተ ብሕትውና እምሥርዐተ ማኅበር።” The rule of solitude is better than the rule of society. “ቦ ብዙኃን እለ ያስተካብዱ ሥርዐተ ንዴት” There are many who accumulate rules of anger: (ፊልክ: ፩። አፈ: ተ፲፰). Sirwe hirum” ተ፲፰)። ሥርወ ሕሩም: የሹልዳ ዥማት” The sinew of the thigh: (ዘፍ፴፪: ፴፫).

ሥርዋጽ/ Siruwats: Wedge; ስርዋጽ/ siruwats.

ሥርው/ Siruw [1]: (ዕብ ሾሬሽ። ሱር ሽርሻ። ዐረ ሢር) Root, vein. “ወደየ ሥርወ።” He descended the root. “አኀዘ ሥርወ።” He seized the root. “ዘኀጺን ሥርወ ክሣድከ።” The iron root of your neck. “ይሌሊ ሥርወ እመሌሊት” It pierces the root from the liver: (ሱቱ: ዕዝ፰: ፳፯። ኩፋ: ፴፯። ኢሳ፵፰: ፬። ዕብ፬: ፲፪). When the root and vein are different, ሥርው/ siruw is used instead of መትን/ metin; it is a translators error.

[2]: Roots; veins. “ይየብስ ሥረዊሁ።” His roots will dry up. “እንተ በምድር ሥረዊሃ” Whose roots are in the earth: (ኢዮ፲፰: ፲፮። ሆሴ፱: ፲፮).

[3]: Beginning; source; origin; sprouting. “ሥርዋ ለጥበብ ፈሪሀ እግዚ” The root of wisdom is the fear of God: (ሢራ፩: ፳። ጥበ፲፭: ፫። ፩ጢሞ: ፮: ፲). The origin of prophecy; the letters from which the prophetic verses begin; የተአነ/ Yetane. የ/ Ya is in the 3rd class; ተ/ Te in the 5th; አ/ A for I; ነ/ Ne for We are called the roots of prophecy; see the explanations of የይቤ/ Yeibe and each of their own.

[4]: Seed; source of generation; lineage. “ሥርወ እሴይ።” Root of Jesse. “ሥርወ ዳዊት።” Root of David. “ወአንተሰ እምነ ዐቢይ ሥርው።” And you are from a great root. “ሥርውኪ ወዘመድኪ” Your root and your relatives: (ኢሳ፲፩: ፩ና: ፲። ራእ፭: ፭። ጦቢ፭: ፲፬። ሕዝ፲፮: ፫).

[5]: First book; newly published; created; abstract; record; holy book; Old and New Testament. “መጽሐፈ ሥርው” Book of (ዮሴፍ። ፍ: ነ: ፶፩).

[6]: (ዋን ዋት ሩት) Uprooted, removed; lost, destroyed; planted; rooted; widespread.

ሥርየት/ Siryet [1]: To deceive; being deceived; to soak, to stain: (ዘፀ፳፭: ፭። ፴፫: ፳፫).

[2]: ሰርይ ሰረየ/ seriy sereye.

ሥርጸት/ Sirtset: To sprout; to come out; to grow; manner of sprouting; being a sprout: (መጽ: ምስ).

ሥቁይ/ Siquy: (ያን ያት ቅይት) Tormented; troubled; suffering intensely. “ወትከውን ጽዑረ ወሥቁየ በኵለ መዋዕል” And you will be oppressed and tormented all your days: (ዘዳ፳፰: ፴፫).

ሥቃይ/ Siqay: (ያት) trouble; suffering, plague; oppression, punishment. “ኣበዝኆ ለሕማምኪ ወለሥቃይኪ።” They increased your pain and your suffering. “ወሣቀዮ ለፈርዖን ዐቢየ ሥቃየ።” And he tormented Pharaoh with great suffering. “ይትዔገልዎሙ፤ ወይቀንይዎሙ በሥቃይ።” They will serve them; and they will zealously serve them in suffering. “ሥቃያተ ኵነኔ” Sufferings of judgment: (ዘፍ፫: ፲፮። ፲፪: ፲፯። ዘፀ፩: ፲፫ና: ፲፬። አፈ: ድ፮).

ሥቅሡቅ/ Siqsuq: (ቃን ቃት ሥቅት) Broken; divided. Its pillars were broken up to the top. And pillars, good and broken: (፫ነገ: ፯: ፮። ገድ: ላሊ).

ሥቡሕ/ Sibuh: (ሓን ሓት ብሕት) Fat, thick; thick, strong. “ከመ ዘእምሥቡሕ።” As from fat. “ሥቡሓኒሆሙ።” Their fat ones. “ልሕድ ወሥብሕት” Fresh and fat: (መዝ: ፷፪። ዘፍ፬: ፬። ኢሳ፴፯: ፩).

ሥባጥ ሥበጥ/ Sibat sibet: Shibat wedge; sellate and shimet; (ዐማርኛ). Portion, food; cooked, prepared; or money, money provision; food purchase. “ሥበጠ መብልዕ።” He snatched food. “ኤልያስ በልዐ ሥበጠ ኅብስት ዘወሀቦ መልአከ እግዚ፤ ወሖረ በኀይለ ውእቱ እክል አርብዓ መዓልተ ወአርብዓ ሌሊተ” Elijah ate a portion of bread that the angel of the Lord gave him; and he went in the strength of that food forty days and forty nights: (መጽ: ምስ).

ሥብሐት/ Sibhat: Fatness; fatness, manner of fattening, thickness, strength.

ሥብሕ/ Sibih: (ሓት) Fat, marrow; excess white flesh. “ወፍር ድንዳኔ።” Thickness, strength. “ለመሧዕት የሚቀርብ ጥሩ ነገር ኹሉ ሥብሕ ይባላል።” All good things offered for sacrifice are called sibih. “ዘእንበለ ይጢስ ሥብሕ።” Without burning fat. “ሥብሐ ከርሡ ወሥብሐ ኵሊቱ።” Fat of his belly and fat of his kidneys. “ሥብሐ ሥርናይ” Fat of wheat: (፩ነገ: ፪: ፲፭። ዘፀ፳፱: ፲፫። መዝ: ፹).

ሥቱር/ Situr: (ራን ራት ትርት) Torn; lash; patch.

ሥትረት/ Sitret: Tearing; being torn; manner of tearing; lash; wound; scar.

ሥኑይ/ Sinuy: Beautiful, adorned, lovely. “ሥኑይ ወርጉፍ በሜላት።” Beautiful and precious in Melat. “ወከመ ዝ ቤቱ ሥኑይ ወአዳም።” And like this, his house is beautiful and handsome. “ወሢመትክሙኒ ድልው ወሥኑይ” And your appointment is ready and beautiful: (አስቴ፩: ፮። መቃ: ገ፫። ቄር: ፩). Meseney is used instead of sinuy; the meaning is the same. “መሠንየ እንስሳ።” Beautiful animal. “መሠንየ ማእሰር።” Beautiful binding. “መሠንየ ቃለ ትንቢት” Beautiful word of prophecy: (፩ነገ: ፲፭: ፱። ሢራ፳፪: ፲፮። አርጋ: ፭).

ሥን/ Sin [1]: (ናት) Form; beauty; complexion; ornament, reward; quality; neatness; smoothness. “በሥንከ ወበላሕይከ።” In your beauty and your grace. “ሥነ ስብሐቲሁ።” Beauty of his glory. “ሥነ ዜና ዘለዓለም።” Beauty of eternal news. “ሥና ለብእሲት።” Beauty for a woman. “ኢትዘኀር በሥነ አልባሲከ” Do not boast in the beauty of your clothing: (መዝ: ፵፬። ፵፱። ሢራ፱: ፰። ፲፩: ፬).

[2]: Goodness; kindness; benevolence. “ሥነ ምግባሩ።” His good manners. “ሥነ ግዕዙ” The goodness of his Geez: (ሢራ፮: ፲፭። ያዕ፫: ፲፭).

[3]: Creation; crops, vegetables; animals, beasts. Its mystery is understood if it has ornament and reward. Fire consumed the plants of the field. “ገዳም። ወሥነ ገዳምኒ ኀቤየ ሀሎ” And the plants of the field are with me: (ዮኤ፩: ፲፱ና: ፳። መዝ: ፵፱).

ሥንቅ/ Sinq: road equipment; clothes, food; money. “ወአስተዳለወ ሥንቀ ለፍኖት።” And he prepared provisions for the journey. “ወሀቦ ክልኤተ ምእተ መካልየ ወርቅ ከመ ይኩን ሥንቀ ለፍኖት።” And he gave him two hundred gold coins to be provisions for the journey. “ቍርባን ቅዱስ ሥንቀ ነፍስ” Holy Communion, provisions for the soul: (ኩፋ: ፵፪። ጦቢ፭: ፲፮። ታሪ: ነገ። ፈ: መ: ፳፮: ፭).

ሥንት/ Sint: (ዕብ ሻይን፤ ሽታን) Urine; urine water, liquid, the residue of drink that comes out of the stomach. “እኂዘ ሥንት።” I held urine. “ይስተዩ ሥንቶሙ” They drink their urine: (ፈላስ: ገ፴፯። ኢሳ፴፮: ፲፪። ፬ነገ: ፲፰: ፳፯). In Amharic, however, it is a question of number; ስንት/ sint, how much. See ስፍን/ sifinn and እስፍንቱ/ isifintun.

ሥዑል/ Siul: (ላን ላት ዕልት) Drawn; carved; created creature. “ሥዑል ዲበ አረፍት።” A figure on a rest. “ታስተርእዮሙ ሥዕልታ።” You show them its images. “ህየ ሀሎ መልክአ ገጹ ሥዑል።” There was the image of his face drawn. “እለ ሥዑላን በነደ እሳት” Those who are drawn in the flame of fire: (ሕዝ፰: ፲። ጥበ፮: ፲፯። ቅዳ። ሳታት).

ሥዑር/ Siur: (ራን ራት ዕርት) That which is cancelled, saved. That which has sprouted; verdant, lush; grassy, grassy; comfortable place. ብሔር ሥዑር።/ Verdant region. መካን ሥዑር/ Verdant place: (መዝ: ፳፪። ኢሳ፴: ፳፫። ግንዘ). መሥዕር/ Mesir is used instead of ሥዑር/ siur; it is inappropriate.

ሥኡብ/ Siub: (Ban Bat Ibit) Dirty, stained; filthy, unclean: (ዘሌ፲፭: ፲፮። ፲፰: ፴፪። ሐጌ፪: ፲፯። ኩፋ: ፴፪). “ቤትኩ ሥኡብየ።” Your house is dirty. “እመ ቦ ሥኡብ ወዘኢኮነ ንጹሕ።” If there is dirty and that which is not clean. “ርኩስ ወሥኡብ ውእቱ።” He is unclean and dirty. “ሥኡባነ ነፍስ” Dirty of soul: (ጦቢ፪: ፬። ቅዳ። ቀሌ። አርጋ: ፬).

ሥኡን/ Siun: (ናን ናት እንት) Shod; wearing shoes; or clothed. “ሥኡናን እገሪሆሙ ወግልቡባን አርእስቲሆሙ” Shod their feet and veiled their heads: (ታምረ ማር).

ሥዒል ሎት/ Siil lot: (ሠዐለ ይሥዕል ይሥዐል። ዕብ ያጻር። ዐረ ጸወረ) To draw; to simulate; to sketch, to outline. To create; to produce; to carve. “ንሣእ ግንፋለ ወሠዐል ውስቴቱ ሀገረ ኢየሩሳሌም።” Take a brick and draw on it the city of Jerusalem. “ናሁ በእደውየ ሠዐልኩ አረፋተኪ።” Behold, I have drawn your walls on my hands. “አዘዘ ይግበሩ ጻሕለ ዘወርቅ ወይሥዐሉ ላዕሌሁ ሥዕለ ምድረ ግብጽ በምልኣ።” He commanded them to make a gold vessel and draw on it the image of the land of Egypt in its entirety. “ለዛቲ ሥዕል ሠዐላ ሉቃስ ወንጌላዊ፤ ሣለ” Luke the Evangelist drew this image; he drew: (ሕዝ፬: ፩። ኢሳ፵፱: ፲፭። ዮሴፍ። ስንክ: መስ፲). “ዘይሥዕሎሙ፤ለሕፃናት በውስተ ማሕፀን።” Who draws them; children in the womb. “እግዚ ፈጠረ ሥጋክሙ ወመንፈሰክሙ፤ ወሠዐለክሙ በክሂሎቱ” The Lord created your body and your spirit; and he drew you with his skill: (ድጓ። ዮሴፍ).

ሥዒር ሮት/ Siir rot: (ሥዕረ ይሥዕር ይሥዐር። ዕብ ሣዐር ራደ ታወከ) To sprout; to become a sprout; to be verdant; to grow. “እምነ ዝናም ይሥዕር ሐመልማል” From the rain the grass sprouts: (፪ነገ: ፳፫: ፬).

: To heal, to save; to cure, to renew; to be healthy; of wound, of disease (ዐማርኛ).

ሥኢብ ቦት/ Siib bot: (ሥእበ፤ ሠአበ ይሥእብ ይሥአብ። ሱር ወዕብ ሣኤብ) To defile, to pollute; of intercourse, of nocturnal emission, of touching a corpse. “ወለእመ ሐለመ ኤጲስቆጶስ አንስተ ኢይቅረብ ወኢይትከነስሂ፤ ወአኮ ዘሥእበ አላ በእንተ ክብረ ምሥዋዕ” And if a bishop dreams of a woman, he should not approach or partake; and it is not that he is defiled, but for the honor of the sacrifice: (ኪዳ: ገ፲).

ሥዒዕ ዖት/ Sii ot: (ሠዕዐ ይሥዕዕ ይሥዐዕ። ዐረ ሸዐ፤ ነቃ፤ ተበተነ) To scrape; to peel off; to scatter; to clarify, to reveal; of the eye, of the pupil. See ሠዐየ/ seaye; it is the same as this.

ሥዓዕ/ Sia: Scraping; peeling; dust; falling. Fallen from his grinding, a piece of scrap: (አዋል).

ሥዕል/ Siil: (ላት) form; shadow of form; image; design, picture; in water, in magazine; in embroidery, in sewing; or drawn on paper in color; carved from stone, wood, metal; a visible, tangible thing, adorned and decorated. “ሥዕለ ኪሩብ።” Image of Cherub. “ሥዕለ ቤት።” Image of house. “ሥዕለ ጣዖት።” Image of idol. “ሥዕላት ወምስላት።” Images and likenesses. “ይረቅሙ ሥዕላ ዲበ አልባሲሆሙ።” They embroider images on their clothes. “አስተርአየ በአየረ ሰማይ ሥዕለ መስተጽዕናን በአፍራሰ እሳት” There appeared in the air of heaven the image of armed men on fiery horses: (፫ነገ: ፳፯። ሕዝ፵፫: ፲፪። ዲድ: ፳፭። አፈ: ድ፲፪። ዮሴፍ).

»ሥእሡእ/ »Sisui: (ኣን ኣት ሥእት) Eloquent, quickwitted; skilled of tongue. “ከናፍሪሁ ጥዑም ወአፉሁ ሥእሡእ” His lips are sweet and his mouth is eloquent: (ደራሲ).

»ሥእሣኤ/ »Sisae: Eloquence; manner of eloquence; fluency, quickness; of the tongue.

ሥዕር ሥዕርና/ Siir siirna: (ዕብ ሥዖራ። ዐረ ሸዒር) Barley; all types of barley; temezh and others.

ሥዕርት/ Siirt: (ታት። ዕብ ሤዓር፤ ሣዐር። ሱር ሣዕራ፤ ሥዓርታ። ዐረ ሸዕር፤ ሸዕረት) Hair; grass of the flesh; thin, fine; that which grows thickly on the skin; that which covers the head and body; that which warms and adorns; mane, tail. “በዝኀ ሥዕርትኪ።” Your hair grew. “ወኢአሐቲ ሥዕርትነ።” And not one hair of us. “ሥዕርት ቀጣን” Thin hair: (ሕዝ፲፮: ፯። ዲድ: ፳፭። ፲፫: ፴).

ሥእበት/ Siebet: (ታት) To defile, to pollute; impurity, filth; dirt. That which is not clean from the defilement of the night. “አልቦቱ ሥእበት።” It has no defilement. “ዘበሥእበት” That which is in defilement: (ዘዳ፳፫: ፲፩። ዕብ፲፫: ፬። ቀሌ).

ሥእነ/ Siine [1]: Sane tesane; ስኢን ስእነ/ siin siine.

[2]: Seane: (ሰንአ። ዕብ ሳአን) Shod, wore; fitted his foot like a shoe, inserted, adjusted, matched. See senan; it is related to this. But the book uses tesine, tesaane instead of siine; it is inappropriate. “ተሥእነት ኤሣእኒሃ።” You shod my shoes. “ተሠአን አሣእኒከ።” You shod my shoes. “ተሥኢነክሙ ኀይለ ወንጌል” You shod the power of the gospel: (ዮዲ፲: ፬። ግብ፲፪: ፰። ኤፌ፮: ፲፭).

ሥዕይ ዮት/ Siiy yot: (ሥዕየ፤ ሠዐየ ይሥዒ ይሥዐይ) To scatter; to disperse; to waste; of produce. To destroy; to squander; of money. “ከመ ነፋስ ይሥዕዮሙ።” He scatters them like wind. “እለ ጼና ጢስ ፍጉገ ይሥዕዩ።” Those who scatter the fragrance of smoke. “ትሰድዶሙ በቃልከ ወትሥዕዮሙ በመንፈሰ ኀይልከ” You drive them away with your word and scatter them with the spirit of your power: (ጥበ፭: ፳፬። ፲፩: ፲፱: ፳፩).

ሥኩር/ Sikur: (ራን ራት ክርት) Purchased, bought; rented, rented. “መላጺ ሥክርት” Razor sikirt: (ኢሳ፯: ፳). “ምላጭ የተባለች ሰይፍ ናት” Razor is a sword: (ሕዝ፭: ፩). That which is rough, coarse.

ሥውየት/ Siwiyet: Ripening, maturity; manner of ripening, cooking; ripeness. “ሰብዐቱ ሰብል ዘሠዊት ሠረጹ እምአሐዱ ብርዕ፤ ወንኩር ሥውየቶሙ” The seven ears of ripened grain sprouted from one stalk; and their ripeness was thick: (ዮሴፍ).

ሥዉጥ/ Siwut: (ጣን ጣት ውጥ) Returned; reversal.

ሥዉዕ/ Siwui: (ዓን ዓት ውዕት) Sacrificed, that which is a sacrifice.

ሥዩም/ Siyum: (ማን ማት ይምት)Appointed official; chosen, ready; select, prepared. “ሥዩማነ ቤተ እግዚ።” Appointed of the house of the Lord. “ኤጲስቆጶሳት ወባዕዳን ሥዩማን።” Bishops and foreign appointed ones. “በእንተ ተስፋክሙ ዘሥዩም በሰማያት።” Because of your hope that is appointed in the heavens. “እስመ ዝንቱ ሥዩም ለድቀቶሙ ወለተንሥኦቶሙ” For this one is appointed for their fall and their rising: (ግብ፲፪: ፩። ዲድ: ፮። ቆላ፩: ፫። ሉቃ፪: ፴፬).

ሥዩጥ/ Siyut: (ጣን ጣት ይጥ) Sold, redeemed; redemption, sale. “አንሰ ሥዩጥ ለኀጢአት።” I am sold to sin. “ወለእመ ኮነ ነውር በሥዩጥ” And if there is a defect in the purchased: (ሮሜ፯: ፲፬። ፍ: ነ: ፴፫: ፮).

ሥጉር/ Sigur: (ራን ራት ግርት) Caught in a trap, captured; closed, shut; closed in, surrounded.

ሥጋ/ Siga: (ብ ሥጋው፤ ዋት፤ ሥጋት) solid, fleshy, bloody, with a soul; body of the living, creation of Thursday and Friday; that which is firm with bone and sinew. It also refers to Tuesdays creation; see demewen. “አምላክ ለኵሉ ዘሥጋ።” God of all flesh. “እደመስስ ኵሎ ዘሥጋ።” I will destroy all flesh. “እስመ ሥጋ እሙንቱ” For they are flesh: (ኤር፴፱: ፳፯። ዘፍ፮: ፲፯። ኩፋ: ፶).

: Human being, son of man, descendant of Adam; a speaking and standing creature with a soul in his flesh; his body stands like a pillar, not prostrate like animals; and after death, he does not remain fallen and prostrate, decayed and decomposed, like a log and other creatures, but is renewed and raised. “እሰውጥ እምነ መንፈስየ ዲበ ኵሉ ዘሥጋ።” I will pour out my spirit on all flesh. “ቃል ሥጋ ኮነ፤ ወኀደረ ላዕሌነ።” The Word became flesh and dwelt among us. “ዘይሔድስ ሥጋነ ትሑተ ወይሬስዮ አምሳለ ሥጋ ስብሐቲሁ” Who will transform our lowly body to be like his glorious body: (ዮኤ፫: ፩። ዮሐ፩: ፲፬። ፊልጰ፫: ፳፯).

: Kin, tribe, close relative, child, wife. (ተረት/ proverbs ) A piece of flesh, a splinter of bone. “ሰብኡ ወሥጋሁ።” His people and his flesh. “አሐዱ ሥጋ ንሕነ በክርስቶስ።” We are one body in Christ. “ይኩኑ ክልኤሆሙ አሐደ ሥጋ” The two shall become one flesh: (ዘሌ፲፰: ፮። ሮሜ፲፪: ፭። ፩ቆሮ: ፮: ፲፮).

: Corpse, dead body, carcass; that from which the soul has departed, that which is dead, slaughtered. “ግድፍ ሥጋየ ላዕለ ሥጋቲሆሙ።” My body is thrown upon their bodies. “እላንቱ ሥጋት ኢይቢታ ዲበ መሳቅሊሆን።” Those bodies were not left on their crosses. “ይትጋብኡ ሥጋት እለ ኮኑ ከመ ጸበል።” Bodies gathered like streams. “ሥጋ ዘመሥዋዕት።” Body of a sacrifice. “ዐቃቤ ሥጋ” Guardian of the body: (ዮሴፍ። ዮሐ፲፱: ፴፩። ቀሌ። ሕዝ፵፩: ፵፫። ፩ነገ: ፳፰: ፪).

: Size; being solid. “እስመ አኮ አምሳለ ኀጺን ዘይትሜሰል በኵለንታሁ ትስብእት፤ አላ በሥጋ ባሕቲቱ” For it is not like iron that resembles humanity in all its entirety; but in the flesh alone: (ሃይ: አበ).

ሥጋዊ/ Sigawi: (ዊት ውያን ያት) of the flesh, fleshy, solid. Judgment of fornication, carnal and spiritual. “አበው ሥጋውያን።” Carnal fathers. “ኀጣውእ ሥጋውያት” Carnal sins: (ፍ: ነ: ፵፰። አፈ: ድ፳፱። ፈ: መ: ፭: ፪). In gamach, ሥጉያ/ siguyya means flesh seller, butcher; butcher shop, fleshlike.

ሥጋዌ/ Sigawe: Incarnation; becoming flesh; nature of flesh; becoming thick, solid. “ምስጢረ ሥጋዌ።” Mystery of the Incarnation. “ዓመተ ሥጋዌ።” Year of the Incarnation. “ኢየሱስ ክርስዮስ ፍጹመ ትስብእት ወሥጋዌ” Jesus Christ, perfect humanity and incarnation: (ደራሲ). Sigawe is used instead of siga; it is a translators error; it is inappropriate. “ምስለ ሥጋዌ ዘነሥአ እምኔሃ” With the incarnation he took from her: (አርጋ: ፪).

ሥግረት/ Sigret [1]: Crossing; manner of crossing. To cross, to walk; manner of walking; step; walk, foot movement. “ኈለቈ ኵሎ ሥግረትየ” He counted all my steps: (ኢዮ፴፩: ፬).

[2]: Closing; being closed, closedness; manner of holding, keeping.

ሥግው/ Sigew: (ዋን ዋት ጉት) That which is flesh; that which is clothed in flesh; fleshy, solid. “እስመ እግዚ ሥግው ውእቱ።” For the Lord is incarnate. “አብ ዘኢሥግው” The Father who is not incarnate: (ቄር: ጰላ። አፈ: ድ፭).

ሥጠት/ Sitet: (ታት) (Tearing; being torn, manner of tearing, tearing quality; tear, crack. “ሥጠተ ልብስ ብሉይ፤ ወይከውን ሥጠቱ ዐቢየ” Tear of an old garment; and its tear becomes larger: (ማቴ፬: ፲፮).

ሥጡቅ/ Situq: (ቃን ቃት ጥቅት) Split; crack, crevice, hole. “ሥጡቅ ጽፍሩ እማእከሉ።” His nail is split in the middle. “ምብኳሐ ነሃቢ ሥጡቅ” Split hooves of a camel: (ሥጡጥ: (ዘሌ፲፩: ፫። ኢዮ፴፪: ፲፱).

ሥጡይ/ Situy: (ያን ያት ጢት) Pregnant, drawn; changed: (ሄርማ/ Herma).

ሥጡጥ/ Situt: (ጣን ጣት ጥጥ) Torn; hole, crevice, open. His torn clothes. His torn shoulder with a sword. Lowly torn wears torn and all the rags: (፩ነገ: ፬: ፲፪። ስንክ: ጥር፪። ኢያ፱: ፪። ምሳ፳፫: ፳፩). That which is pointed, conical; that which is blunt.

ሥጥቀት/ Sitqet: (ላጥ ሠ) Splitting; tearing, being crevice; cracks, openings. “ሥጥቀተ ገቦ በመጥባሕት።” Crack of the side with a knife. “እንተ ሥጥቀተ አረፍት።” Crack of the rest. “ከመ ሥጥቀተ ፈለግ፤ ውስተ መሬት” Like the crack of a river; into the ground: (ስንክ: ሠኔ፳፯። አቡሻ: ፶። ኢዮ፳፰: ፬).

ሥጥየት/ Sitiyet: Madness; drunkenness; gluttony; the work of madness, drunkenness, and gluttony. “ስክረት ወሥጥየት” Drunkenness and gluttony: (፩ጴጥ: ፬: ፫).

ሥጹር/ Sitsur: (ራን ራት ጽርት) Split, divided; cracked. “ሥጹር ለክልኤ” Split in two: (መጽ: ምስ).

ሥጻር/ Sitsar: (ራት) Splinter, fragment; piece. “ሥጻረ ዕፅ” Splinter of wood: (ገድ: ተክ).

ሦር/ Sor: Ox; ሰውሮ ሰወረ ሶር/ sewro sewere sor.

ሦቀ/ Soqe: Supported; ሰዊቅ ሶቀ/ sewiq soqe.

ሦካዊ ይ/ Sokawi yi: A type of thorn, kind; thorny, fork. Thorny shrub; thorny, prickly, thorny.

ሦክ/ Sok: (ብ አሥዋክ። ዕብ ሶክ ፥ ሱካ፤ ዐጽቅ። ዐረ ሸውክ ፥ ሸውከት) Thorn, thorns, thorn tree. “ወግዐኒ ሦክ።” Thorns pierced me. “አክሊል ዘሦክ።” Crown of thorns. “ይቀሥሙሁ እምአሥዋክ አስካለ” They gather grapes from thorns: (መዝ: ፴፩። ማር፲፭: ፲፫። ማቴ፯: ፲፮).

ሦጠ/ Sote: Added; ሰዊጥ ሶጠ/ sewite sote.