سکها sakhā S (सखा) s. m. A friend, a com- panion. ¶ sikhā (शिखा) s. f. 1. A lock of hair on the crown of the head. 2. Flame.

سکها sukhā S̱. or (dakh.) sukkhā, adj. Dry. See سوکها sūkhā.

سکهانا sikhānā S̱. (causal of سيکهنا q. v.) v. a. To teach; (met.) to admonish, to chastise.

سکهانا sukhānā S̱. (शोषण or caus. of سوکهنا sukh- nā) v. a. 1. To dry; to emaciate, to cause to pine away. 2. To evaporate.

سکهايا sikhāyā S̱. s. m. (from سکهانا sikhānā) Teaching, instruction.

سکهاٴي sikhāʼī S̱. s. f. (from سکهانا sikhānā) Teaching, instruction.

سکهت sukhit सुखी S̱. adj. Tranquil.

سکهتلا sukh-talā S̱. s. m. A piece of leather placed on the sole within the shoe.

سکهد सुखद सुख Ease, and part. act. of r. दा Give sukhad S. adj. Salubrious, pleasant. S. سکهداس (comp. of सुख and दास) sukhdās, s. m. A kind of rice.

سکهدرسن सुखदर्शन sukh-darsan S s. m. A shrub, the juice of which is given for the ear- ache. (Crinum asiaticum and zeylanicum).

سکهر sikhar S̱. s. m. 1. (शिक्य) Three or more strings tied together forming a support to hang any thing on; the cords of a bahangī, in which the baskets rest. 2. (शिखर) Top, summit, peak, pinnacle.

سکهرن sikharan शिखरिणी S̱. s. m. A kind of dish made of coagulated milk and sugar.

کهسکهس खस्खस khaskhas S s. f. The poppy- head. (Pers. خشخاش ḵẖashḵẖāsh).

کهسکهسا khaskhasā H (from کهسکهسانا) s. m. Grinding the teeth.

کهسکهسانا khaskhasānā H v. n. To grind the teeth.