| 1. | S | [ɛs] |
| 2. | Sakerd | ['zaːkɛɐt] (Sakerdes) (Priester) priest, sacrificing priest =OE sácerd |
| 3. | Sack | [zak] (Sackes) (Sack) sack, bag =OE sacc |
| 4. | sad | [zat] (satt) sated, replete, full (up) =OE sæd |
| 5. | Saide | ['zaɪdə] (Saiden) (Seite) side, flank =OE síde |
| 6. | saiðen | ['zaɪðən] (saiðeþ, saiðede, jesaiðed) (reisen) to travel, journey, go =OE síþian |
| 7. | Salf | [zalf] (Salve) (Salbe) ointment, salve =OE sealf |
| 8. | Salm | [zalm] (Salmes) (Psalm) psalm =OE sealm |
| 9. | Salt | [zalt] (Saltes, Salt) (Salz) salt =OE sealt |
| 10. | salten | ['zaltən] (salteþ, saltede, jesalted) (tanzen) to dance =OE sealtian |
| 11. | Samwald | ['zamwalt] (Samwaldes) (Staatenbund) commonwealth =sam- + Wald, calque NO samvelde |
| 12. | Sand | [zant] (Sandes, Sand) (Sand) sand =OE sand |
| 13. | Sang | [zaŋ] (Sanges) (Lied, Gesang, Sang) song, singing =OE sang |
| 14. | Sanger | ['zaŋɐ] (Sangeres; Sangestre, Sangestren) (Sänger) singer =OE sangere |
| 15. | Sap | [zap] (Sapes, Sape) (Saft) juice, sap =OE sæp |
| 16. | Saterdai | ['zaːtɐdaɪ] (Saterdaies, Saterdages) (Samstag, Sonnabend) Saturday =OE sæterdæg |
| 17. | sauð | [zaʊθ] (nach Süden) south =OE súþ |
| 18. | Saure | ['zaʊʁə] (Sauren) (Sauerampfer) sorrel =OE súre |
| 19. | Saurstoff | ['zaʊɐstɔf] (Saurstoffes) (Sauerstoff) oxygen =saur + Stoff, calque DE Sauerstoff |
| 20. | Sax | [zaks] (Saxes, Sax) (Dolch) knife, dagger, short sword =OE seax |
