سراج sirāj A (Chald. from سرج Heb. To weave, to entangle; to shine) s. m. 1. A candle, a lamp. 2. The sun. ¶ sarrāj (from سرج) s. m. 1. A saddler. 2. A groom.

سرم श्रम sram S s. m. Fatigue, toil, pains.

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.

ساٴين sāʼīṅ स्वामी S̱. s. m. 1. Lord, master. 2. (met.) A faḳīr. 3. The deity. 4. An imi- tative sound, as of wind. P. S̱. سايه sāya (Sans. छाया) s. m. 1. Shadow, shade, shelter, protection. 2. An apparition, spectre. 3. A petticoat. سايه بان sāya-bān, See سايبان sāya-bān. سايه تلي آنا sāya tale ānā, To take protection or shelter. سايه کسيکا پڙنا sāya kisī kā paṛnā, To imitate the manner of another. سايه دار sāya-dār, 1. Shady. 2. A protector. سايه گستر sāya-gustar, Spreading a shade, shading; shader, favourer. سايه هونا کسي کو sāya honā kisī ko, A demon appearing to, or possessing any one.

سبزه sabza P s. m. 1. Verdure, herbage. 2. In- cipient beard, bloom. 3. A green stone worn in the ear as an ornament. سبزه زار sabza-zār, A place abounding in verdure, a meadow, mead, parterre, lawn, a green.

سدهان suddhāṅ सार्द्ध S̱. adv. Together, with.

سويت श्वेत swet S adj. White. See سيت set.

سوکاس sūkās सावकाश S̱. s. m. Leisure.

سرکانا sarkānā H (caus. of سرکنا saraknā) v. a. To remove, to put on one side, to move out of the way.

سام sāmm A (part. act. of سمّ) adj. Venomous. سام ابرص sāmm-abraṣ, s. A sort of large lizard, whose poison is said to produce leprosy.