سجانا sujānā S̱. (causal of سوجنا sūjnā, from श्वयथु) v. a. To cause to swell.

سيلا selā H s. m. 1. A kind of sheet constituting a part of dress, especially worn and given in pre- sents in the Dakkh̤iṇ. 2. A royal tiger. A. P. سيلاب sail-āb (comp. of سيل A flowing, and آب Water) 1. adj. Abounding with water. 2. s. f. m. A flood, a torrent, a deluge, a stream. A. P. سيلابي sailāb-ī, adj. Relating to, or depending on a torrent, stream, &c. A. H. سيلاني sail-ānī (from سيل for سير sair) adj. Fond of walking or going about for amusement, of perambulation, &c.

سانسا sāṅsā संशय S̱. s. m. Imagination, re- flection, fancy, fear, apprehension.

سري sar-ī P 1. s. f. Chiefship. 2. adj. Good.

سونٿا sonṭā H s. m. A club, mace, pestle. سونٿي بردار sonṭe-bardār, A macebearer; a person in the retinue of the great, armed with a short curved club, generally covered with silver.

سمان समान samān S adj. Equal, adequate, similar, alike, akin. s. f. Equality, level, rank; as, توميري سمان کا نـہين tū merī samān kā nahīṅ, Thou art not my equal.

سونيا soniyā S̱. (from سونا) s. m. One who sepa- rates gold from ashes, &c. in the mint.

سماعي samāʼīﻌ A (from سماع) adj. 1. What has been heard, traditional. 2. (in grammar) Ir- regular.

سنگيا संज्ञा sangyā S s. f. 1. A noun. 2. A me- taphor, an idiomatical phrase.

سٿپٿانا saṭpaṭānā H v. n. To be confounded, to be surprised. H. S̱. سٿ دينا saṭ denā, v. a. (dakh.) 1. To throw, to cast. 2. (ناچيزسمجهنا) To consider worth- less or of no consequence.