سلم salam A (from سلم Heb. To be safe, en- tire or sound) 1. s. m. Peace, safety. 2. Saluting, submitting, cultivating peace, friendship. 3. adj. Free from fault or flaw. ¶ sullam, s. m. A stair. سلمه الله تعاليٰ sallamahu-l-lāhu taʼāﻌlạ̄, May the Almighty protect him.

ساق sāḳ A (Heb. from ساق Heb. To drive, to impel, to run) s. f. 1. The leg. 2. The trunk of a tree, the stalk of an herb. ساق عروس sāḳ-i-aﻌrūs, s. A kind of sweetmeat.

سرايت sirāyat A s. f. Passing from one thing to another, penetrating, a nightly journey, contagion, infection.

سواري sūʼar-ī शूकरी S̱. s. f. A sow.

سپتونشتتم सप्तविंशतितम saptavinshatitam S adj. Twenty-seventh.

سرپٿ sar-paṭ H s. f. Galloping. سرپٿ پهينکنا sarpaṭ phenknā, To set off in a gallop.

سننا sunnā S̱. 1. (श्रवण) v. a. To hear. 2. (शुन्य) s. m. A dot, cipher.

ستهيا sathiyā H s. m. 1. A surgeon. 2. A mark in form of a cross, the four arms of which are bent at right angles, prefixed in vermilion by Hindūs to their account books at the com- mencement of a new year. The same figure is formed on the ground with flour, at marriages and other ceremonies.

سج saj सज्ज S̱. s. f. Shape, ornament, appear- ance, preparation. سج دار saj-dār, Well-shaped,

س सु su H (in Braj) postpos. From, by, with, of; as जासु jā-su, From or of whom. It is, also, sometimes used for سو so, He, she, it, they, &c.