اسامرتهہ a-sāmarth S̱. (अ and सामर्थ्य Ability) adj. Powerless, weak.

تسامح tasāmuḥ A (inf. vi. of سمح) s. m. 1. Re-

جسامت jasāmat A (from جسم) s. f. Corpulency. A.P. جسامي jusām-ī, s. f. Corpulency.

خانسامان ḵẖānsāmān P (خان Lord, and سامان Stores, &c.) s. m. A house-steward, butler.

خوانسامان ḵẖẉān-sāmān P s. m. A house-steward.

ساما sāmā S̱. s. f. Apparatus, provisions, furni- ture, articles. See سامگري sāmagrī.

سامان sāmān P s. m. f. 1. Furniture, apparatus, necessaries, instruments, tools. 2. Measure, quantity. 3. Understanding, reason, intellect. 4. Custom, habit, mode, order, proportion. 5. Opulence, power. 6. Probity. 7. A land- mark. سامان جنگي sāmān-i-jangī, s. m. War- like apparatus, ammunition. بي سروسامان be sar-o-sāmān, adj. 1. Destitute, indigent, help- less. 2. Stupified, brainless. 3. Immense, boundless, endless (applied to affairs).

سامانيا सामान्या sāmānyā S s. f. A prostitute, a common girl. S. سامانيه सामान्य (from समान Like) sāmānya, adj. Common.

سامبهر sāmbhar शाकम्मरीय S̱. s. m. 1. The name of a town, near Ajmīr, in the vicinity of which is a lake, from which salt is extracted. 2. The salt itself.

سامدرک सामुद्रिक sāmudrik S s. f. Palmistry, chiromancy, fortune-telling.

سامرتهي सामर्थी sāmarth-ī S adj. Powerful, mighty, able, capable.

سامرتهہ sāmarth सामर्थ्य S̱. s. m. Ability, power.

سامري sāmirī A n. prop. Name of a person who, in the time of Moses, made by magick a speaking calf.

سامع sāmiﻌ A (part. act. of سمع Heb. and Ch. To hear) s. m. A hearer. (Plur. سامعين).

سامعه sāmiʼaﻌ A s. The sense of hearing.