سلتا salitā सरित् S̱. s. f. A river: see سرتا.

سل بٿه sil-baṭṭa S̱. (शिला A stone, and पट्ट A stone for grinding on with a muller, &c.). s. m. Two stones with which spices, paint, &c. are ground.

سجاوٿ sajāwaṭ S̱. (from سجنا) s. f. 1. Prepara- tion. 2. Contrivance.

سراسري sarāsar-ī P s. f. 1. The name of an or- nament worn on the head, going all round the head. 2. Summary.

ست سئي satsaʼī S̱. (स्पतशती) s. f. The name of a book written by Bi-

سفلي sufl-ī A adj. Lower, inferiour, infernal.

سنکرانتي sankrāntī संक्रांति S̱. s. f. The sunʼs entering into a new sign.

سودر शूद्र sūdr S or sūdra, s. m. A person of the fourth or servile tribe among the Hindūs. See under برن baran.

سکرت सुकृत su-krit S adj. Well done, well per- formed; s. m. f. Virtue, a good action, moral merit.

سونگها sūngh-ā S̱. adj. 1. Stanch (as, a dog). 2. (used substantively) A person employed in Ma- hārātta armies, who is said to be able to detect hidden treasure or grain by the smell of the earth.