سري श्री srī S s. f. 1. A name of Laksh̤mī, the wife of Vish̤ṇu, and goddess of plenty and pros- perity. 2. Prosperity. 3. Beauty. 4. An auspicious word prefixed to the proper names of

سير ser P adj. Full, satiated, sated, tired. سيرآنا يا هونا ser-ānā or -honā, To be distressed, tired of life, sated, cloyed. سير چشم ser-chashm, Satisfied, contented with what one has. سير حاصل ser-ḥāṣil, s. m. Produce (of agriculture).

سس sas S or sasi (शशि) s. m. 1. The moon. 2. The sky, the heavens.

سنان sinān A (from سنّ Heb. To sharpen) s. f. The point (of a spear, arrow, needle, &c.), a spear.

سہرانا sahrānā H or sihrānā, or sahirānā, 1. v. n. To thrill, to have the hairs stand on end. 2. (corrupt. from سہلانا) v. a. To stroke, rub gently, tickle, titillate; tire, harass, tease.

سوزش sozish P (from سوختن) s. f. Burning, ar- dour, inflammation, solicitude, pain, vexation.

ساڙهي sāṛhe S̱. (स With and अर्द्ध Half) adj. (used with nouns of number denotes) With a half (of one, or of the aggregate number, in addition to the number specified).

سرب sarb सर्व S̱. adj. All, the whole.

سنکاتر sunkātar H s. m. A kind of snake.

سنپڙنا saṅpaṛnā S̱. (सम् and r. पत् Fall) v. n. (dakh.) To be seized, caught, or involved.