اسپات ispāt H (perhaps from the Portuguese es- pada) s. m. Steel (of a tough kind).

اسپرها isprihā S̱. (for स्पृहा spr̤ihā) s. f. Inclina- tion, desire, wish.

اسپغول ispag̠ẖol P s. m. Seed of fleawort or plantain. (Plantago ispaghul: see As. Res. vol. xi, p. 174).

اسپند ispand P s. m. A seed burnt at marriages to drive away evil spirits: it is, also, burnt as a charm for the like purpose some days after a child is born, particularly at the door; and when a child goes out or comes home. It is often mixed on those occasions with mustard seed, and hence has been confounded with the latter (خردل).

اسپہان ispahān P n. prop. See اسفہان isfahān.

پهس پهسانا phisphisānā H v. n. To be terrified.