English to English Dictionary

Sang-eobjeogeuro-naeguseong-i-issneun

Describing a state of being that reflects one's true essence or inner nature.

Sangrail

The Holy Grail, the cup or chalice used by Jesus at the Last Supper in medieval Arthurian legend.

Sanjak

An administrative subdivision of an eyalet or vilayet (province) in the Ottoman Empire, headed by a sanjakbey.

Sapless

Deals with plants or wood that have lost their moisture, vitality, or inner sap; dried up or withered.

Saraband

A stately, slow dance of Spanish origin, popular in the 17th and 18th centuries, typically in triple meter.

Sarcenet

A fine, soft, plain-woven silk fabric, often used historically for linings, ribbons, and ecclesiastical vestments.

Sarcode

A term used in biology to refer to protoplasm or the living substance of a cell.

Sarmatians

A confederation of ancient Iranian nomadic tribes originating from the steppes of Eastern Europe and Central Asia, known for their equestrian skills and heavy cavalry.

Sartre-Bloom

A conceptual blend of existential philosophy and the idea of personal growth or flourishing.

Saturnic

Sluggish, gloomy, or taciturn in temperament; melancholic or austere.

Saturnine

Slow and gloomy in manner; sluggish, sullen, and melancholic.

Saturnism

Medical term for lead poisoning, resulting from ingestion or absorption of lead compounds.