سيٿهنا sīṭhnā H s. m. Abusive songs sung by women at weddings.

سبهہ शुभ subh S adj. Good, pleasant, agreeable, happy, fortunate, auspicious.

سينکر sīnkar H s. m. The flower of the sīnk, q. v. ¶ sīnkur, s. m. Beard.

سالي sālī श्याली S̱. s. f. Sister-in-law, wifeʼs sister, especially younger sister.

سوات स्वाति swāti S s. f. The star Arcturus, the fifteenth mansion of the moon. سوات بوند swāt-būnd, A drop of rain fallen when the moon is in that mansion which, if into a shell, is be- lieved to become a pearl. سوات ست स्वातिसुत swāti-sut, The issue of Arcturus, a pearl (from a popular belief that drops of rain, falling when the moon is in that mansion into shells, are converted into pearls; but, which turn to poison, if they happen to fall into the mouth of a serpent).

سنتنا santanā S̱. (prop. सांत्वना sāntwanā, r. सांत्व Comfort) s. f. Palliation, consolation, act of appeasing. سنتناکرنا santanā karnā, To appease, to still, to quiet, to lull, to comfort.

سنک sank S̱. (शंका r. शक Fear, doubt) s. f. Fear, terrour, doubt, suspicion.

سبن sabni S̱. or saban, adj. plur. obj. case (in Braj) All. See سب sab.

سکنا siknā H (intrans. of سينکنا) v. n. To be toasted or parched.

سيناپتي senā-patī S. (सेनापति) s. m. The commander of an army; a title, particularly a title of the Rājā of Berār.