سجاو sajāʼo S̱. (from سجنا) s. m. Preparation, or- nament.

سانس sāṅs श्वास S̱. s. f. Breath, sigh. سانس الٿي ليني sāṅs ulṭī lenī, To gasp or draw in the breath (as, a person in agony). سانس بهرنا sāṅs bharnā, To sigh, to regret. سانس رکنا sāṅs ruknā, To be smothered or throttled. سانس روکنا sāṅs roknā, v. a. To suffocate, stifle.

سوربير sūr-bīr S (शूरवीर) s. m. A hero.

سمالو samālū सिन्धु S̱. s. m. The name of a plant: also, called Meʼoṛī. (Vitex trifolia and negundo).

سينکيا sīnkiyā H adj. Striped.

سنجوگ sanjog S (संयोग from सं and r. युज Join) s. m. 1. Accident, event, occurrence, chance, hap, luck. 2. Intimate union or as- sociation, conjunction.

سنت sunnat A s. f. (lit. a religious ceremony necessary to be performed; from سنّ To be constantly observing, to follow rule, or from Heb. To repeat, q. d. that which is constantly to be repeated, observed or performed) 1. Circum- cision. سنت کرنا sunnat karnā, v. a. To cir- cumcise. 2. The traditions of Muhammad, ordinance, institute, rite, right way (of life). ¶ sanat (Heb. q. d. the repetition of the same course of the sun, with its concomitant changes) s. f. A year.

ساکهہ sākh S̱. (शाखा Subdivision) s. f. Season.

سگسار sag-sār P adj. Dog-like or dog-headed; name of a country where the inhabitants have heads like dogs and bodies like those of men, a man of that country; a miser, a worldly person.

سماحت samāḥat A (from سمح) s. f. Beneficence, liberality.