سڙانا saṛānā H (caus. of سڙنا) v. a. 1. To cause to rot. 2. To make ferment, to steep.

سنسا sansā संशय S̱. s. m. Doubt, uncertainty; dread, apprehension.

سوجها sojh-ā H adj. Straight.

سگاٴي sagā-ī S. s. f. 1. Relationship by the same parents, consangui- nity, relationship, kin. (dakh.) Friendship. 2. Betrothing for marriage. 3. Second marriage of a woman of low tribe. سگاٴي کرنا sagā-ī karnā, To contract a marriage, to affiance, to betroth.

سوا sūʼā S s. m. 1. (शुक) A parrot, paroquet. 2. (शूक) A needle with which gunny bags are sewed, a packing-needle, an awn of corn.

سنگ sang P s. m. 1. A stone. 2. Weight. سنگباران sang-bārān, Shower of stones, pelting with stones. سنگ تراش sang-tarāsh, s. m. A stonecutter. سنگ تره sangtara, s. m. A kind of orange. (Perhaps, from Cintra in Portugal). سنگتول sang-taul, Equal in weight. سنگ جراحت sang-i-jirāḥat, A species of steatites. سنگ خارا sang-i-ḵẖārā, Flint. سنگدانه sang- dāna, s. m. The gizzard. سنگدل sang-dil, Stony-hearted, hardhearted; cruel, obdurate. سنگدلي sang-dil-ī, s. f. Hardheartedness. سنگ ريزه sang-reza, s. m. Gravel, pebble. سنگ سليماني sang-i-sulaimānī, s. m. Agate, onyx. سنگ سماق sang-i-sumāḳ, Porphyry. سنگ لاخ sang-lāḵẖ, adj. Stony, rocky; arduous. سنگ مثانه sang-i-mas̤āna, s. m. The gravel, the stone. سنگ مرمر sang-i-marmar, s. m. Marble. سنگ مقناطيس sang-i-miḳnāt̤īs, The loadstone. سنگ موسيٰ sang-i-mūsạ̄, A black stone so called. سنگ نشان sang-nishān, A mark to be thrown at. سنگ يشم sang-i-yashm, s. m. A kind of jasper or agate.

سہاتا suhātā S̱. adj. Agreeable, pleasant, charming.

سامي sāmī A (part. act. of سما) adj. Sublime, exalted.

سکاک sakkāk A (from سکّ To cover or strength- en with plates of iron, from Heb. To cover) s. m. A cutler, one who makes knives.

سزاولي sazāwal-ī T. s. f. The business of a sazāwal.