DICTIONARY OF REVIVED PRUSSIAN:

SPIÔNS [Spion MK] spy
SPÎSENIS [Spîtwei drv] hurry
SPÎTWEI [spëti + spçt + ƒspiaƒc MK] to hurry, – (pas acc) to chase (run
after)
SPJAÛTWEI [spjauti, pluƒc, vamiti, wimbmis Gr spieaut, vemti MK] to
vomit
SPJAÛWAN [Spjaûtwei drv MK] vomit
SPJAÛWINS aj [Spjaûwan drv] vomit, vomitory
SPÔRTS [Sport MK] sport
SPR~GAN [Spr`gtwei drv] burst, explosion
SPRAGÎNTUN [Spr`gtwei drv] to blow up, blast, burst tr, explode tr
SPR~GTWEI [sprogti + spr`gt + pragnàƒc, ïðÿæèòü MK] to burst i,
explode i, crack
SPRAKST! ij [Spr`gtwei drv + spragt! sprakð! MK] bang! thud!
SPRAKSTINTWEI [Sprakst drv] to fillip, snap, flick, click
SPRÛTWEI [spraut, spraukties + sprausti + prytnàƒc, ïðûòêèé MK] to
penetrate
SPURGLAS nom sg m [Spurglis E 739] sparrow
SPURGLAWANNAGS [Sperglawanag E 714] sparrow-hawk
STA ↑ Stas n subst sta 278
ST~ ↑ Stas nom sg f st` 657
STABASKRIMMA [Steinpilz + cietene MK] edible boletus, boletus
STABILIZÎTUN [stabilisieren MK] to stabilize
STABNÎ nom sg f [Stabni E 221] stove, oven
STABS [Stabis E 32] stone
STACIÔNI [statio MK] station of the Cross
STADDAN av [kadan I 13 MK] then
STADI~LS aj [stadial MK] phasic
ST~DIJAN [Stadium MK] stage (phase)
STAGATÎGELI [Dachziegel MK] roofing tile
STAGS [Pastagis E 443 VM] tail
ST~GS [Stogis E 204] roof
ST~I ↑ Stas nom pl m st`i 91 7, nom pl f Stai 93 12
STAKAMESSERIS [Stakamecczer ` E 428] dagger
STAKLI [Stacle E 197] support (abutment)
STAKLIN n [Panustaclan E VM] steel
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