اسلوب uslūb A (or vulg. aslūb) s. m. Manner, mode, method: order, arrangement: form. اسلوبدار uslūb-dār, adj. Well-arranged, well- proportioned, elegant. H. S̱. اسلیي is-liye, For this reason, hence, because.

باسليق bāsalīḳ G (Gr. basilikh) s. f. The great vein in the arm, vena basilica.

بانسلي bāṅslī S̱. s. f. 1. A flute, &c.: see بانسري bāṅsrī. 2. A purse: see بسني basnī.

تسلي tasallī A (inf. v. of سلي or سلا Heb. He was quiet) s. f. Consolation, comfort, so- lace. تسلي بخش tasallī-baḵẖsh, adj. Con- solatory, comforting. تسلي دينا tasallī denā, To comfort, to assure, to secure, to animate, to exhilarate, to console. تسلي هونا tasallī honā, To be consoled or comforted.

تسليم taslīm A (inf. ii. of سلم) s. f. 1. Delivery, consignment, cession, surrender, resignation. 2. Recommending to the care or protection of another. 3. Saluting most respectfully, homage, obeisance. 4. Health, security. (Plur. تسليمات taslīmāt). تسليمات بجالانا taslīmāt ba-jā lānā, To make obeisances. تسليم کرنا taslīm karnā, To resign, surrender, cede, commit, consign: to salute (most respectfully), to make obeisance, to homage, to do homage. تسليم هونا taslīm honā, To be resigned or committed.

سلسله silsila A s. m. A chain, series, concatenation; succession, descent of a family, pedigree,

سلسلي sulsalī H s. (dakh.) See جهڙي jhaṛī.

سلف salaf A (from سلف To level the ground, to go before) 1. adj. Past, preceding, former (times). 2. s. m. Ancestors. 3. Money ad- vanced for merchandise, &c. 4. A purse, a bag. 5. The past, former times. ¶ silf, Brother-in-law, husband of a wifeʼs sister.

سلفا sulfā H. s. m. Little balls of tobacco smoked in a ḥuḳḳa without the intervention of a tile.

سلفچي silafchī H s. f. See چلمچي chilamchī.

سلل सलिल salil S s. m. 1. Water. 2. Liquid.

سلم salam A (from سلم Heb. To be safe, en- tire or sound) 1. s. m. Peace, safety. 2. Saluting, submitting, cultivating peace, friendship. 3. adj. Free from fault or flaw. ¶ sullam, s. m. A stair. سلمه الله تعاليٰ sallamahu-l-lāhu taʼāﻌlạ̄, May the Almighty protect him.

سلم sallam H s. m. A kind of coarse cloth.

سلمي salmạ̄ A (or salmī) Name of a woman.

سلنا salnā S̱. (from शल or शल्य) v. n. To pierce, prick, perforate, enter.