1711 skabh 'to support'
1712 (s)ka:i 'shining, bright'
1713 (s)k(h)ai 'to hit, kick'
1714 sk'a:i 'to glimmer (of wet things); shadow'
1715 (s)kamb 'to curve, bend'
1716 (s)kand See Root 836 *kand. (Reference to *ka:> seems to be an error!)
1717 (s)k(h)ed 'to crush, scatter'
1718 sk'ed 'to cover'?
1719 ske:>i 'to cut, separate'
1720 ske:>ibh 'slant; to limp'
1721 (s)kek 'to spring, move quickly'
1722 (s)kel1 'to cut'
1723 (s)kel2 'to be guilty, to owe'
1724 (s)kel3 'to dry out'
1725 (s)kel4 'to bend; crooked'
1726 (s)kwel5 See Root 883
1727 (s)k'el 'to spring'
1728 skhel 'to stumble'
1729 (s)k'em 'deformed, hornless'
1730 (s)ken(d) 'to rift; to flay'
1731 skendh 'to dive under'
1732 (s)keng 'lame, slant'
1733 (s)kep1 'to cover, hide'
1734 (s)ke:>p2 'to work with a sharp instrument'
1735 (s)ker1 'to shrink, wrinkle; dry, thin'
1736 (s)ker2 'to spring, to turn'
1737 (s)ker3 'to turn, bend'
1738 (s)ker4 'to cut'
1739 (s)ker5 See Root 919 *ker-1
1740 (s)kwer See Root 1095
1741 sker(d) 'dung'
1742 (s)kerb(h) 'to turn, curve'
1743 (s)kerdh 'small, miserable'
1744 (s)kerts 'across'
1745 ske:t 'to spring'
1746 ske:th 'to scold'
1747 (s)keu1 'to perfrom, commit'
1748 (s)keu2 'to cover, wrap'
1749 ske:>u3 'to sneeze'
1750 (s)keu4 See Root 949 *keu-1
1751 ske:>u5 See Roots 1753, 1754, *skeubh, 1756, *skeug, *skeuk
1752 ske:u6(t) 'to cut, separate, scratch'
1753 sk'e:>u 'to throw, shoot, push'
1754 skeub 'to move; to throw, shoot'
1755 skeud1 'to protest, grumble'
1756 (s)keud2 'to throw, shoot'
1757 (s)keup 'bunch'
1758 (s)keut 'to shrink'
1759 sk'le:k 'wet; to sprinkle'
1760 skordho 'vessel; potsherd'?
1761 skot 'shadow, darkness'
1762 (s)ku:>t 'to shake'
1763 (s)kwalos 'type of large fish'
1764 skverb(h) 'to stick, pierce (thorns)'
1765 sk(h)voy 'needle, thorn'
1821 spako 'droplet'
1822 sp(h)e: 'long flat piece of wood'
1823 speg' 'to be attentive, sharp-sighted'
1824 (s)p(h)e:>i1 'sharp, sharp stick'
1825 sp(h)ei 'to pull, drag'
1826 sp(h)e:(i)3 'to succeed, prosper; to fatten etc.'
1827 spek' 'to watch'
1828 (s)pel 'to speak aloud; to tell'
1829 (s)p(h)el1 'to split, cut off, tear off; board'
1830 (s)p(h)el2 'to shine, shimer'
1831 (s)p(h)elg 'to split, splinter'
1832 sp(h)elg'h(en, a:) 'spleen'
1833 (s)pen1(d) 'to pull; to spin'
1834 *(s)pen2 'kind of wooden vessel'
1835 spend 'to offer a libation'
1836 sp(h)e(n)d 'to shive, to shake'
1837 sp(h)eng 'to shine'
1838 speno 'teat; breast'
1839 (s)per1 'rafter; pole, spear'
1840 sper2(g) 'kind of bird'
1841 sper3 'to turn, wind'
1842 (s)p(h)er4 'to tear, rag, snippet'
1843 sp(h)er1 'to make a rash movement, to push away, to rush'
1844 (s)p(h)er2 'to sprinkle, scatter'
1845 sp(h)er3 'cattle dung'
1846 sp(h)erd(h) 'to rush; to spring; running'
1847 *(s)p(h)ereg 'to rush, hurry; to scatter, sprinkle'
1848 sperg'h 'to hurry, to spring'
1849 (s)p(h)eud 'to press, hurry'
1850 (s)pi:>ko 'woodpecker, etc.'
1851 (s)pingo 'sparrow, finch'
1852 (s)p(h)ye:u 'to spit'
1853 (s)plei 'to split, cut'
1854 (s)pleig'h 'to spread the legs'
1855 (s)poimno 'foam. spray'
1856 sprei See Root 1844
1857 sp(h)reig 'to abound'
1869 sta: 'to stand'
1870 stag 'to drop, drizzle'
1871 (s)ta:i 'to conceal, to steal'
1872 sta:i 'condense'
1873 sta:k 'to stand; to put'
1874 steb(h) 'post, pillar, stump; to support, etc.'
1875 (s)teg1 'cover, roof, house'
1876 (s)teg2 'pole, stick, beam'
1877 stegh 'to stick; pole, stalk, etc.'
1878 (s)tei 'sharp, spike'
1879 ste:>ib(h) 'pole, stick; stiff'
1880 (s)teig 'to stick, sharp'
1881 steigh 'stride, climb'
1882 (s)teigw 'shoulder, arm, hip'
1883 (s)teigwh 'endure'
1884 (s)tel1 'to let flow; to urinate'
1885 stel2 'broad, to broaden'
1886 stel3 'to put, place'
1887 stem 'tp push; to stumble, stutter'
1888 (s)ten1 'to groan etc.'
1889 sten2 'narrow'
1890 (s)ter1 'stiff, immovable; solid, etc.'
1891 ste:>r2 'star'
1892 ster3 'to rob, steal'
1893 ster4 'line, stripe, ray'
1894 ster5 'to wien, to scatter'
1895 ster6 'sterile'
1896 (s)ter7n 'sharp stalk or thorn'
1897 (s)ter8 'dirty water, mud,smear'
1898 sterg 'to care, for, take care of',
1899 (s)teu1 'to push, hit'
1900 steu2 'to praise'
1901 stev@ 'coagulate'
1902 stilp 'to shine; to show'
1903 stomen 'mouth'
1904 storos 'kind of bird'
1905 streig1 'to stop, be immoveable'
1906 streig2 'stiff'
1907 (s)treig3 'to hiss'
1908 strenk 'stiff, tight'
1909 (s)trep 'to cry, make wild noises'
1910 stru 'grey-haired, old'