سورداس sūr-dās S (सूरदास) n. prop. Name of a Hindī poet and singer who was blind; hence a blind man is called sūrdās.

سارا sārā P adj. Pure, excellent, sweet-smelling, undefiled; as, عنبرسارا aﻌmbar-i-sārā, The most odoriferous ambergris. S. سارارتهہ सारार्थ (comp. of सार Pith, essence, and अर्थ Meaning) sārārth, s. m. Abridgment.

سيپل sīpal H s. A fragment of earthenware.

سونس sūṅs S̱. s. m. A porpoise. See s̱. سوس sūs.

سخريه suḵẖriya A s. Derision, ridicule.

سلسلاٿ salsalāṭ H s. f. (dakh.) Rankling.

سننا sunnā S̱. 1. (श्रवण) v. a. To hear. 2. (शुन्य) s. m. A dot, cipher.

سابر sābar S̱. (शंबर or शांबर) s. m. 1. An elk. 2. A leather of elkʼs or any kind of deerʼs hide for bedding. سابرمنتر sābar-mantr (शावरमंत्र from शवर A low Hindū cast, and मंत्र A spell) s. m. A spell composed in colloquial language.

سه si P adj. Three. سه بندي si-bandī, s. m. A militia soldier, employed in collecting revenues. سه پايه si-pāya, s. m. A tripod, trivet. سه پہر si-pahar, Afternoon. سه پہل si-pahal, adj. Tri- lateral. سه چند si-chand, Threefold. سه حرفي si-ḥarf-ī, adj. Triliteral. سه دره si-dar-a, adj. Three-doored (room, &c.). سه ساله si-sāl-a, adj. Triennial. سه شنبه si-shamba, s. m. Tuesday. سه فصله si-faṣl-a, adj. Having three harvests.

سرسرانا sarsarānā S̱. (r. सृ Move) v. n. To creep along as a snake, to make the noise a snake does when creeping.