Welcome to the Lunfardo Dictionary S, your comprehensive guide to the Lunfardo language! On this page, dedicated to the letter “S,” you will find a ton of Lunfardo words, each followed by its meaning in standard Spanish and then translated into English for easy understanding.
Lunfardo Dictionary S – Words in Lunfardo, Spanish and English
| Sabalaje: Persona de baja condición social (English: Person of low social status) |
| Sábalo: Arrabalero / Hampón orillero / Mal viviente (English: Arrabalero / Hampón orillero / Mal viviente) |
| Sabandija: Travieso, pícaro (English: Mischievous, rogue) |
| Sabiola: Cabeza (English: Head) |
| Sabionda: Cabeza (English: Head) |
| Sacar la chala: Obtener dinero (English: To obtain money) |
| Sacudir: Decir, aclará (English: To say, to clarify) |
| Salame: Tonto (English: Foolish) |
| Salamín: Tonto (English: Fool) |
| Salir picando: Correr (English: Run) |
| Salsa: Paliza, zurra (English: Beating, spanking) |
| Sanata: Híbrido oral, galimatías (English: Oral hybrid, gibberish) |
| Sandía: Cabeza (English: Head) |
| Sanguijuela: Rufián (English: Ruffian) |
| Santo: Cortafrío (English: Cortafrío) |
| Saque: Puñetazo, golpe (English: Punch, blow) |
| Sardo: Sargento (English: Sergeant) |
| Sario: Comisario (English: Commissioner) |
| Sartenazo: Azar, imprevisto (English: Chance, unforeseen) |
| Schifrunista: Ladrón que actúa en complicidad con una prostítuta (English: Thief acting in complicity with a prostitute) |
| Sebón: Haragán, indolente (English: Lazy, indolent) |
| Secante: Aburridor (English: Boring) |
| Secar: Fastidiar (English: Annoying) |
| Secarse: Tronar (English: Thundering) |
| Seco: Indigente, pobre (English: Indigent, poor) |
| Segurola: Seguro, exacto (English: Sure, accurate) |
| Seisluces: Revólver (English: Revolver) |
| Semáforo: De mal agüero (English: Ominous) |
| Semblantear: Observar fijamente (English: Stare) |
| Semifusa: Bastón que utilizan los policías (English: Baton used by policemen) |
| Sensa: Sin (English: No) |
| Sequeira: Indigente “De seco” (English: Indigent “De seco” (Dry)) |
| Sequía: Indigencia (English: Destitute) |
| Serpentina, tirar una: Ayudar, socorrer (English: To help, to help) |
| Serruchar: Desprestigiar, perjudicar / Fornicar (English: To discredit, to harm / To fornicate) |
| Serva: Sierva, fámula (English: Servant, famula) |
| Servicio: Retrete (English: Toilet) |
| Servir: Zurrar Golpear, acertar un puñetazo (English: Zurrar To strike, to hit, to hit with a fist) |
| Sesenta y uno: En una de las claves numéricas significa “enemigo” (English: In one of the numerical keys it means “enemy”.) |
| Sesera: Cabeza (English: Head) |
| Shacador: Ladrón (English: Thief) |
| Shacamento: Robo (English: Robbery) |
| Shacar: Robar (English: Stealing) |
| Shafo: Policía uniformado (English: Uniformed police) |
| Shiome: Decadente, empobrecido (English: Decadent, impoverished) |
| Shome: Indigente, pobre (English: Destitute, poor) |
| Shomería: Ordinario, mala calidad (English: Ordinary, poor quality) |
| Shuca: Bolsillo exterior del saco (English: Outer coat pocket) |
| Shusheta: Petimetre (English: Petimetre) |
| Siete: Asentaderas (English: Seats) |
| Sifón: Nariz (English: Nose) |
| Sire: En la hípica, se refiere al padrillo (English: In horsemanship, refers to the stallion ) |
| Sobaquina: Tufo axilar (olor) (English: Axillary tuff (odor)) |
| Sobatina: Roce amoroso (English: Love rubbing) |
| Sobra: Adular (English: Flattery) |
| Sobrado: Conocido (English: Known) |
| Sobrador: Valiente, “castigador” (English: Brave, “punishing) |
| Sobrante: Sobretodo (English: Above all) |
| Sobrar: Superar, humillar / Conocer sobradamente (English: Overcoming, humiliating / Knowing well enough) |
| Sobre el pucho: Ya, súbitamente (English: Already, suddenly) |
| Sobre: Cama (English: Bed) |
| Socotroco: Puñetazo (English: Punch ) |
| Sofaifa: Mujer (English: Woman) |
| Soga, dar: Ventaja supuesta (English: Assumed advantage) |
| Solapear: Adular (English: Flattery) |
| Solari: En soledad (English: In solitude) |
| Solfa, en: Broma, mofa (English: Joke, mockery) |
| Solfa: Paliza (English: Beat up) |
| Solfear: Robar (English: Stealing) |
| Solfeo: Robo (English: Stealing) |
| Soliviar: Robar (English: Stealing) |
| Sombra: Cárcel (English: Jail) |
| Sombrerera: Cabeza (English: Head) |
| Sonado: Muerto / Loco (English: Dead / Crazy) |
| Sonar: Morir / Errar, fracasar (English: To die / To fail, to fail) |
| Sonatina, la: Muerte (English: Death) |
| Sonsaje: Grupo de tontos (English: Group of fools) |
| Sopardos: Pesos, dinero (English: Weights, money) |
| Soprábito: Sobretodo (English: Above all) |
| Sorete: Informal, tramposo, hombre de poco valor moral (English: Informal, cheat, man of little moral value) |
| Sosegate: Puñetazo / Reprimenda (English: Punch / Reprimand) |
| Sosha: Dinero (English: Money) |
| Sotana: Saco, prenda de vestir (English: Sack, article of clothing) |
| Sotreta: Canalla, mentecato (English: Scoundrel, fool) |
| Steca: Soborno (English: Bribe) |
| Sucucho: Vivienda de soltero (English: Bachelor’s dwelling) |
| Sueco (Español): Desentendido (English: Unattached) |
| Suertudo: Afortunado (English: Lucky) |
| Sultán: Rufián (English: Ruffian) |
| Susheta: Elegante (English: Elegant) |
