سدهاوٿ sidhāwaṭ S̱. (from سيدها) s. f. Candour, simplicity.

سيکهہ शेष sekh̤ S s. f. 1. The end. 2. An ap- pendix, remainder. s. m. See سيش sesh̤.

سہنا sahnā सहन S̱. v. n. To bear, to endure, to support.

سينتاؤ saintāʼo H s. m. Arrangement.

سو शिव siva S s. m. Name of an Indian deity, Mahādeva.

سا sā P. S̱. 1. adj. (Pers. سان or Sans. समान or सदृश) Like, resembling (most commonly by way of adjunct like the English) ish; so کالاسا kālā-sā, Blackish. 2. (for s. शः) An adjunct the meaning of which is at times scarcely perceptible, though often it seems to give intensity to the preceding word; as بـہت سا bahut-sā, Much, many, very much. 3. (or ساي) part. in compos. (from سودن or ساييدن) Rubbing, wearing, polishing, anointing, drawing.

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.

سٿهيانا saṭhiyānā S̱. (from षष्टि) v. n. To be turned of sixty years; to be decrepit, or in oneʼs dotage, to be superannuated.

سلوک sulūk A (from سلک) s. m. 1. Road, way. 2. Manner, mode, conduct. 3. Intercourse, usage, treatment, civility, kindness, attention. سلوک کرنا sulūk karnā, To treat, proceed with, treat with kindness, befriend.

سٿي سٿي saṭī-saṭī S̱. (see سٿنا) adj. Joined, glued, stuck together, crowded.