سينا سيني sainā-sainī S̱. (see سين sain) s. f. Mu- tual tokens, signs, hints, or signals.

سٿي siṭṭī H s. f. Whistling.

سينہوا seṅhūʼā सिध्म S̱. s. m. A tetter.

سوختگي soḵẖta-gī P (from سوخته) s. f. 1. Burning, combustion. 2. Vexation, heart-burning.

سکاري sakārī सुकाल S̱. s. f. Dawn of day, morning.

سنکنا sinaknā H v. a. To blow the nose.

ساده sāda P adj. 1. Plain, white, unadorned, simple, beardless. 2. Artless, open, sincere. ساده دل sāda-dil, adj. Artless, simple, stupid. ساده دلي sāda-dil-ī, s. f. Simplicity, sincerity, artlessness. ساده رخ sāda-ruḵẖ or ساده رو sāda- rū, adj. Beardless. ساده رخي sāda-ruḵẖ-ī, or ساده روي sāda-rū-ī, s. f. The having no beard on the face. ساده طوري sāda-t̤aur-ī, s. f. 1. Gen- tleness, affability. 2. Simplicity, stupidity. ساده کار sāda-kār, s. m. A (kind of) goldsmith. ساده لوح sāda-lauḥ (q. d. Tabula rasa) adj. Artless, simple, stupid; simpleton. ساده لوحي sāda-lauḥ-ī, s. f. Artlessness, simplicity, stupi- dity. ساده وضعي sāda-waẓ-īﻌ, s. f. Artlessness, simplicity, stupidity.

سترايگي sutrā-egī H s. f. (dakh.) See ستهرائي suthrā-ī.

سپند sipand P s. m. See اسپند ispand.

سمادهہ samādh S (समाधि) s. f. 1. Tomb of a Jogī, particularly where Hindūs, from religious motives, submit to be buried alive. 2. An ex- ercise of austerity among Jogīs, whereby they are supposed to acquire the power of suspending during their pleasure the connexion between their soul and body.