| | | | 21. | Saterdai | ['zaːtɐdaɪ] (Saterdaies, Saterdages) (Samstag, Sonnabend) Saturday =OE sæterdæg | | 22. | sauð | [zaʊθ] (nach Süden) south =OE súþ | | 23. | Saure | ['zaʊʁə] (Sauren) (Sauerampfer) sorrel =OE súre | | 24. | Saurstoff | ['zaʊɐstɔf] (Saurstoffes) (Sauerstoff) oxygen =saur + Stoff, calque DE Sauerstoff | | 25. | Sax | [zaks] (Saxes, Sax) (Dolch) knife, dagger, short sword =OE seax | | 26. | Schack | [ʃak] (Schackes) (Schach) chess =DE Schach, NED schaak, medieval Latin scaccus | | 27. | Schade | ['ʃaːdə] (Schadwe) (Schatten) shadow, shade =OE sceadu | | 28. | Schaðe | [ˈʃaːðə] (Schaðen) (Krimineller, Verbrecher) criminal, miscreant =OE sceaþa ◊ [ˈʃaːðə] (Schaðen) (Schaden) damage, harm, hurt, injury, scathe OE sceaþa | | 29. | schainen | ['ʃaɪnən] (schainþ, schoon, schiene, jeschienen) (scheinen) to shine =OE scínan | | 30. | Schair | ['ʃaɪɐ] (Schaire) shire, county, district =OE scír | | 31. | Schale | ['ʃaːlə] (Schale) (Schale) shell, husk; platter, dish, cup; scale of a balance =OE scealu ◊ ['ʃaːlə] (Prost) cheers! Schale, semantic loan NO skål | | 32. | schamen | [ˈʃaːmən] (schameþ, schamede, jeschamed; +genitive) (schämen) to be ashamed, feel shame; to cause shame (+dative) =OE sceamian | | 33. | Schanke | ['ʃaŋkə] (Schanken) (Bein) leg =OE scanca | | 34. | scharp | [ʃaɐp] (scharf) sharp; pungent, acid; keen, severe; sharp, keen of sight; sharp, keen, acute of understanding =OE scearp | | 35. | Schaurbað | ['ʃaʊɐbaθ] (Schaurbaðes, Schaurbaðe) (Dusche, Brause) shower, shower bath =Schaur + Bað, calque EN shower bath | | 36. | Scheck | [ʃɛk] (Scheckes) (Scheck) cheque =DE Scheck | | 37. | scheþþen | [ˈʃɛθən] (scheðest, scheðeþ, schuud, schude, jeschaðen; +dative) (schaden, schädigen, beschädigen) to damage, harm, hurt, injure, scathe =OE sceþþan | | 38. | Schilling | ['ʃɪlɪŋ] (Schillinges) shilling =OE scilling | | 39. | Schip | [ʃɪp] (Schiepes, Schiepe) (Schiff) ship =OE scip | | 40. | Schokolate | [ʃoko'laːtə] (Schokolaten) (Schokolade) chocolate =C18 DE Schokolate | |
