| English | ZonêMa/Kirmancki |
| corner seating unit | sekuyi |
| cell | selık(e) [d.] [Far. سلول sellul] |
| blood cell | selıka goni [d.] [tıbbi] |
| authorisation | selahiyet |
| authorize | selahiyet dayış |
| authorized | selahiyetdar |
| | sele [d.] |
| | seleka kıncu (sela kıncu) |
| | seleka sıli |
| | seleke (selıke, seleki) [d.] |
| | selenayene (kerge biya khurt, haka selenena - tavuk kuluçkaya yatmış, kuluçka olmuş, civciv çıkaracak) |
| | seleqiyayene (seleqin-, seleqiya-, -seleqi- ) [f.] |
| | seleqnayene (seleqnen-, seleqna-, -seleqn- ) [f.] |
| | Selereşe |
| | selexane [sıf. → 2] [Ar./Far.] |
| selfie | selfie (xo ontene) [İng.] |
| celsius | selsius (°C) |
| A special prayer of the Alevis. To do this, the prayers turn in circles during the Cem ceremony to the sounds of a lute. The word semah means "sky vault". Dedes (the older ones) and the sages (Pir) lead the assembly. During the Semah prayer, participants turn in circles to the sounds of a saz. This is reminiscent of the movements of the planets around the sun, the movement of the earth, the constant change in nature and the cycle in the entire cosmos. As a mystical performance, it is a memory of God brought about by music, song, dance and gestures. The semah is one of the twelve duties in the Cem event, the spiritual assembly of the Alevis. | semah (samah, sama) [din.] [Ar.] |
| | seme |
| | seme mı |
| 1) jasmine flower 2) girl name | Semene [d.] [Far.] |
| | senık |
| | senık |
| hundred more | sena |
| how are you? | sena? (senêna?) (1) |
| scenario writer, script writer | senarist |
| scenario, script | senaryo [Fr.] |
| senator | senator [Lat.] |
| | senax |
| weigh | sencıtene (sencen-, sent-, -senc- ), sentene [f.] |
