سنگهيا sanghiyā S̱. (from संगी) s. m. A companion.

سڙهي siṛhī H s. f. (dakh.) See سيڙهي sīṛhī.

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).

سانٿ sānṭ S̱. (from سانٿنا sānṭnā) s. f. 1. Join-

سالک sālik A (from سلک) 1. part. act. Going. 2. s. m. A traveller. 3. (met.) A devotee.

سنبهارنا sambhārnā S̱. v. a. See سمبهالنا.

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

ستن sutan S̱. s. m. plur. of ست (in Braj) Sons.

ستياناسي satyānās-ī S adj. 1. Depraved, bad, destroyed, damaged. 2. Name of a thorny plant.

سندهيا संध्या sandhyā S s. f. 1. Twilight, either in the evening or morning. 2. A period of time, forenoon, afternoon or midday. 3. Religious abstraction, meditation, repetition of mantras, sipping water, &c. to be performed by the three first classes of Hindūs at particular and stated periods in the course of every day, especially at sunrise, sunset, and also, though less essentially, at noon.