The nineteenth letter of the modern English alphabet.

Sāmoa is the Indigenous Samoan name for the island country commonly called Samoa.

A Jewish rabbinic ordination or authorization to serve as a religious teacher or legal authority.

A broad tropical or subtropical grassland with scattered trees.

A medieval shoe or foot covering, often with a pointed toe; also a piece of armor for the foot.

A witches' sabbath or nocturnal gathering associated in folklore with witchcraft.

A day of religious observance and abstinence from work, observed by Jews on Saturday and by most Christians on Sunday.

Relating to the Sabbath or to a periodic rest period, especially a sabbatical leave.

Relating to a period of leave from work or study, often for rest, travel, or research.

Italian for sand.

A fur or material resembling sable, or relating to sable.

A type of sword with a curved, single-edged blade, typically used in cavalry.

A large extinct carnivorous mammal with long, saber-like upper canine teeth.

Having long, curved canine teeth resembling a saber, especially of prehistoric predators.

A term for a black color or black fur, especially in heraldry and fashion.

A dark, oily North Pacific fish also called black cod.

A wooden shoe traditionally worn by peasants in parts of Europe.

Deliberate destruction, disruption, or obstruction of something.

A curved sword, especially one used by cavalry.

A carnivorous mammal with long, saber-like upper canine teeth, especially a prehistoric cat.