سما samā A (Heb. ) s. m. 1. The heavens, the sky, the firmament. 2. A canopy. 3. Altitude.

سما samā समय S̱. s. m. 1. Time, season. 2. Plenty, abundance. 3. State, condition. 4. Concord, harmony, unison. سما بندهنا samā bandhnā, v. n. To be in concert.

سمات samāt A or simāt, s. f. A sign, mark. ¶ simāt, plur. (of سمة simat) Signs, marks.

سماج समाज samāj S s. m. 1. Apparatus. 2. Society.

سماجت samājat A s. f. 1. (used adjectively) Deformed, filthy, base. 2. Adulteration. 3. Adulation, entreaty, solicitation.

سماجي samājī समाजीय S̱. s. f. Musicians that attend dancers.

سماحت samāḥat A (from سمح) s. f. Beneficence, liberality.

سمادهان समाधान samādhān S s. m. Consola- tion, comfort, solace, pacification, adjustment, the act of satisfying.

سمادهہ samādh S (समाधि) s. f. 1. Tomb of a Jogī, particularly where Hindūs, from religious motives, submit to be buried alive. 2. An ex- ercise of austerity among Jogīs, whereby they are supposed to acquire the power of suspending during their pleasure the connexion between their soul and body.

سماروغ samārūg̠ẖ P s. m. A white mushroom resembling an egg.

سماع samāﻌ A (from سمع Heb. To hear) s. m. 1. Hearing, listening. 2. The sense of hearing. 3. Singing, a song. 4. Ecstacy occasioned by hearing singing, particularly in Dervises when hearing hymns.

سماعت samāʼaﻌt A (from سمع) s. f. Hearing.

سماعي samāʼīﻌ A (from سماع) adj. 1. What has been heard, traditional. 2. (in grammar) Ir- regular.

سمالو samālū सिन्धु S̱. s. m. The name of a plant: also, called Meʼoṛī. (Vitex trifolia and negundo).

سمان samāṅ S̱. s. m. Time, season, state, condi- tion, &c. See s̱. سما samā.