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塞淵sāi yuānhonest and far-seeing賽珍珠Sài Zhēn zhūPearl S. Buck (1892-1973), American writer known for her novels on Asian cultures, Pulitzer Prize and Nobel Prize laureate賽制sài zhìcompetition format; tournament system (e.g. round robin, single-elimination knockout etc)塞子sāi zicork; plug塞族Sài zúSerb ethnic group (abbr. for 塞爾維亞族|塞尔维亚族[Sai4 er3 wei2 ya4 zu2])噻唑sāi zuòthiazole (chemistry)灑家sǎ jiā(archaic) I; me (used by males during the Song and Yuan dynasties)薩迦Sà jiāSa'gya town and county, Tibetan: Sa skya, in Shigatse prefecture, central Tibet; saga (i.e. heroic tale)撒迦利亞Sā jiā lì yàZechariah (name); Zechariah (Old Testament prophet)撒迦利亞書Sā jiā lì yà shūBook of Zechariah撒嬌sā jiāoto act like a spoiled child; to act coquettishly撒腳sā jiǎoto run off; to beat it撒嬌賣乖sā jiāo mài guāito behave ingratiatingly薩迦縣Sà jiā XiànSa'gya, a county in Shigatse City 日喀則市|日喀则市[Ri4 ka1 ze2 Shi4], Tibet撒酒瘋sā jiǔ fēngto get drunk and act crazy; roaring drunk薩卡什維利Sà kǎ shí wéi lìMikheil Saakashvili (1967-), Georgian politician, president of Georgia 2004-2013撒科打諢sā kē dǎ hùnto intersperse comic dialogue (as they do in operas)薩克管sà kè guǎnsax; saxophone薩克拉門托Sà kè lā mén tuōSacramento薩克洛夫Sà kè luò fūSakharov (name); Andrei Sakharov (1921-1989), Soviet nuclear physicist and dissident human rights activist薩克洛夫獎Sà kè luò fū JiǎngSakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought, awarded by the European Parliament annually since 1988薩科齊Sà kē qíNicolas Sarkozy (1955-), French UMP politician, President 2007-2012薩克森Sà kè sēnsee 薩克森州|萨克森州[Sa4 ke4 sen1 Zhou1]薩克森州Sà kè sēn ZhōuSaxony, a federal state in eastern Germany, capital Dresden 德累斯頓|德累斯顿[De2 lei2 si1 dun4]薩克斯sà kè sīsax; saxophone薩克斯風sà kè sī fēng(loanword) saxophone薩克斯管sà kè sī guǎnsax; saxophone撒克遜Sā kè xùnSaxon (people)薩克遜Sà kè xùnSaxon撒克遜人Sā kè xùn rénSaxon (people)撒拉Sā lāSalar ethnic group薩拉丁Sà lā dīngSaladin (c. 1138-1193)薩拉戈薩Sà lā gē sàZaragoza, Spain撒賴sā làito make a scene; to raise hell薩拉曼卡Sà lā màn kǎSalamanca, Spain薩拉米sà lā mǐ(loanword) salami薩蘭斯克Sà lán sī kèSaransk, capital of the Republic of Mordovia, Russia薩拉熱窩Sà lā rè wōSarajevo, capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina薩拉森帝國Sà lā sēn Dì guóSaracen Empire (medieval European name for Arab empire)撒拉鐵Sā lā tiěShealtiel (son of Jeconiah)撒拉語Sā lā yǔSalar, language of Salar ethnic group of Qinghai province撒拉族Sā lā zúSalar ethnic group薩莉Sà lìSally (name)薩里Sà lǐSurrey (county in England)薩里郡Sà lǐ jùnSurrey (county in south England)灑落sǎ luòto fall downward in a scattered, lightly sprinkled manner (as light, petals, leaves etc); (literary) carefree and unrestrained; natural and elegant撒羅滿Sā luó mǎn(Catholicism) Solomon, a king of ancient Israel撒馬爾干Sā mǎ ěr gānSamarkand, Uzbekistan撒馬爾罕Sā mǎ ěr hǎnSamarkand, Uzbekistan薩馬蘭奇Sà mǎ lán qíJuan Antonio Samaranch (1920-2010), Spanish Olympic official, president of International Olympic Committee 1980-2001撒馬利亞Sā mǎ lì yàSamaria灑滿sǎ mǎnto sprinkle over sth薩滿sà mǎn(loanword) shaman薩滿教Sà mǎn jiàoShamanism撒門Sā mén(Protestantism) Salmon (son of Nashon)薩米人Sà mǐ rénthe Sami people, indigenous people in northern Scandinavia薩摩Sà móSatsuma, the name of a former feudal domain in Japan, and of a former province, a battleship, a district, a peninsula etc薩摩麟Sà mó línSamotherium (early giraffe)薩默塞特郡Sà mò sài tè JùnSomerset County in southwest England薩摩亞Sà mó yàSamoa薩摩耶sà mó yéSamoyed (dog)薩摩耶犬sà mó yē quǎnSamoyed (dog)撒母耳記上Sā mǔ ěr jì shàngFirst book of Samuel撒母耳記下Sā mǔ ěr jì xiàSecond book of Samuel