سالنا sālnā H s. m. Meat, or fish, &c. eaten with bread or rice.

سگهڙ sughaṛ सुघट S̱. adj. Elegant, accom- plished, beautiful, virtuous.

سرد sard P adj. Cold, damp. سرد کرنا sard kar- nā, To cool, to pacify. سرد مـہر sard-mihr, A cold or lukewarm friend. سرد مـہري sard-mihr-ī, s. f. Coolness or lukewarmness in friendship, indifference. سرد هونا sard honā, To die.

سوريه सूर्य्य sūrya S s. m. The sun. सूर्य्यग्रहण sūrya-grahaṇ, s. m. Eclipse of the sun. سوريبنسي sūrya-bansī (सूर्य्यवंशी) s. m. 1. Descendant of the sun. 2. Name of a tribe of Ksh̤atriyas who claim descent from the sun. سوريودي सूर्योदय sūryodaya, s. m. Sunrise.

سالو sālū S̱. (from शालु Red) s. m. A kind of red cloth (dyed with Morinda).

سرکار sar-kā P 1. s. f. The kingʼs court. 2. Go- vernment. 3. Estate, property. 4. A district comprehending several parganas. 5. s. m. A superintendent. 6. A title by way of respect given to a person present or absent.

سحر siḥr A s. m. Enchantment, magick. ¶ sa- ḥar (Heb. ) s. f. Dawn of day. A. P. سحرگاه saḥar-gāh, s. The dawn of day. A. P. سحرگـہہ saḥar-gah, s. The dawn of day. A. P. سحرگاهي saḥar-gāh-ī, adj. Of, or relating to, the dawn.

ساجن sājan S̱. (सज्जन i. e. सत् True, right, and जन Man) s. m. A sweetheart, a lover.

سنانا sunānā S̱. (श्रावण or causal of سنا sunnā) v. a. To cause to hear, to inform, to advise, to tell, to bid, to warn.

سوسني sosnī P s. f. A blueish colour.