سنگستان sang-istān S s. m. Stony place or region.

سکلائي suklāʼī शुक्लता S̱. s. f. Whiteness, fairness.

سرسا sarsā S̱. (श्रेयस्) adj. 1. Best, excellent, prime. 2. More, abundant, plenty.

سبکي subk-ī P s. f. Lightness, levity, fri- volousness, indignity, dis- honour, disgrace, contempt.

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.

سفر safar A s. m. Journey, voyage, travel, tra- velling, journeying, campaign. سفرکرنا safar karnā, 1. To travel. 2. (met.) To go, to de- part, to retire, to die. السفروسيلة الظفر as-safar wasīlatu-z̤-z̤afar, Travel produces advantage.

سجيل sijjīl A (from Pers. سنگ گل) s. m. Hard stones; stones made of clay, hardened in hell fire, on which are inscribed the names of certain men, with a catalogue of their sins.

سنسرگ संसर्ग sansarg S s. m. Meeting, inter- view: see سمسرگ samsarg.

سبکئي subkaʼī P. s. f. Lightness, levity, fri- volousness, indignity, dis- honour, disgrace, contempt.

سورن शूरण sūraṇ S s. m. An edible tuberous root. (Arum campanulatum: Roxb.).