s.

See also: Appendix:Variations of "s"

English

Noun

s.

1. Abbreviation of shilling, derived from Latin solidus.

   Coordinate terms: d. (“pence”), l. (“pound (sterling)”)

2. Abbreviation of season.
3. Abbreviation of south.
4. (grammar) Abbreviation of substantive.

Adjective

s. (not comparable)

1. Abbreviation of southern.
2. Abbreviation of single.

Czech

Noun

s. f

1. Abbreviation of strana (“page”).

Adjective

s. (not comparable)

1. (grammar) Abbreviation of střední (“neuter”): n.

   Coordinate terms: m., ž.

Danish

Noun

s. c

1. Abbreviation of side (“page”).

   Synonym: p.

See also

• bd.
• et al.
• f.
• ff.
• ill.
• jf.
• l.
• pp.
• se
• vol.

Further reading

• “s.” in Den Danske Ordbog

Finnish

Noun

s.

1. p., abbreviation of sivu (“page”).
2. pp., abbreviation of sivut (“pages”).

   Synonym: (dated) ss.

Verb

s.

1. b., abbreviation of syntynyt (“born”).

   Antonyms: k., †

German

Pronunciation

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Verb

s.

1. Abbreviation of siehe. ("see")

Norwegian Nynorsk

Noun

s. (plural ss. or s.)

1. Abbreviation of side (“page”).
2. Abbreviation of sider (“pages”).

Old French

Noun

s.

1. Abbreviation of saint.

Polish

Noun

s. f

1. Abbreviation of strona (“page”).

Serbo-Croatian

Noun

s.

1. Abbreviation of selo (“village”).
2. Abbreviation of strana (“page”).
3. Abbreviation of srednji rod (“neuter gender”).

Synonyms

• s

Swedish

Alternative forms

• sid.

Noun

s. c

1. p., pp.; abbreviation of sida, sidorna (“page, pages”).

   Synonym: (arcahic) pag.

   Finns på s. 42 och s. 75–78.

   Found on p. 42 and pp. 75–78.

See also

• ss. (“pp.”)