Soviet Union (1922-1991); abbreviation for [[苏维埃社会主义共和国联盟|蘇維埃社會主義共和國聯盟|su1 wei2 ai1 she4 hui4 zhu3 yi4 gong4 he2 guo2 lian2 meng2]]

Jiangsu province in east China, with its capital at [[南京|南京|nan2 jing1]]

Scotland; one of the three constituent parts of Great Britain located north of England

Suzhou, a prefecture-level city in Jiangsu province, located on the lower reaches of the Yangtze River; famous for its canals, classical gardens, and silk production

A coastal province in eastern China; the capital is [[南京|南京|nan2 jing1]].

A country located in northeastern Africa.

soda; carbonated drink; chemical compound sodium carbonate used in food preparation and industrial manufacturing

Susan (name)

To regain consciousness, return to life, or return to a healthy or active state (e.g., in health or the economy)

the female name Sophie; Sophia

to revive; to come to; to recover from a coma or a state of dormancy; the act of regaining consciousness or returning to life

the former Soviet Union

A representative council or assembly; specifically refers to the councils of workers and peasants that were the basic political units of the former Soviet Union.

(bound form) Soviet revisionism, used specifically as an abbreviation for [[苏联修正主义|蘇聯修正主義|su1 lian2 xiu1 zheng4 zhu3 yi4]] during the Cold War era.

tassels or fringed ornaments, often made of colorful silk thread or feathers, used to decorate vehicles, sedan chairs, tents, or banners

Su Tseng-chang (1947-), Taiwanese politician and former Premier of the Republic of China

The largest city in Switzerland.

Suzhou, a prefecture-level city in [[江苏省|江蘇省|jiang1 su1 sheng3]] province

Missouri (US state)

Chinese Soviet area; the revolutionary base areas controlled by the Communist Party during the Second Civil War (1927–1937), named for their use of the Soviet system of government.

Missouri, a state in the central United States; its capital is Jefferson City and its largest cities are St. Louis and Kansas City

Minnesota, a state of the USA

Minnesota (US state) state

Socrates (469-399 BC), ancient Greek philosopher, teacher of Plato and known for the Socratic method

Famous Song dynasty writer, poet, and statesman (1037-1101); also known as [[苏东坡|蘇東坡|su1 dong1 po1]], he was a master of calligraphy and painting and is considered one of the [[唐宋八大家|唐宋八大家|tang2 song4 ba1 da4 jia1]]

Suzhou Creek, a river flowing through central Shanghai into the [[黄浦江|黃浦江|huang2 pu3 jiang1]]

Soviet Russia; often used as an abbreviation for the [[俄罗斯苏维埃联邦社会主义共和国|俄羅斯蘇維埃聯邦社會主義共和國|e2 luo2 si1 su1 wei2 ai1 lian2 bang1 she4 hui4 zhu3 yi4 gong4 he2 guo2]]

(1037-1101) Northern Song dynasty poet, writer, and calligrapher; also known as [[苏轼|蘇軾|su1 shi4]].

(bound form) American-Soviet; between the United States and the Soviet Union

Suva, the capital city of Fiji, located on the southeast coast of Viti Levu island

the former Soviet Union

Famous political strategist (340-284 BC) of the School of Diplomacy [[纵横家|縱橫家|zong4 heng2 jia1]] during the Warring States Period. He is known for organizing the "vertical alliance" of six states to block the expansion of the [[秦|秦|qin2]] state.

A city and prefecture in Xinjiang; also refers to the river flowing through the region

(topolect) feeling a pleasant tingling sensation or being weak with delight

Suzhou or Soochow University; a university in Suzhou, China established in its modern form in 1986

the heartwood of a tropical tree used in traditional medicine and for making red dye

Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono (1949-), retired Indonesian general and president of Indonesia from 2004 to 2014

purple perilla or beefsteak plant; an aromatic herb used in cooking and traditional medicine

Lucius Cornelius Sulla (138 BC–78 BC), a Roman general and statesman who held the office of consul twice and revived the dictatorship.

Suharto (1921-2008), former Indonesian general and president of the Republic of Indonesia from 1967-1998

Sumatra, a large island in western Indonesia

Mosul, a city in northern Iraq.

(proper name) Sur; used as a phonetic transcription for names like the Arabic city or personal names

A major artificial waterway in Egypt connecting the Mediterranean Sea to the Red Sea, separating the African continent from Asia. It is a vital shipping route for trade between Europe and Asia.

The plant Caesalpinia sappan, a thorny shrub or small tree with yellow flowers and oblong pods; the heartwood of this tree is used in traditional medicine and as a source of red dye.

Sumatra, a large island in western Indonesia

old name for Suzhou city and the former Wu County in Jiangsu Province

sodium bicarbonate; used in cooking, medicine, and fire extinguishers; also known as [[碳酸氢钠|碳酸氫鈉|tan4 suan1 qing1 na4]]

Wusu city in Tacheng prefecture [[塔城地区|塔城地區|ta3 cheng2 di4 qu1]], Xinjiang