سامري sāmirī A n. prop. Name of a person who, in the time of Moses, made by magick a speaking calf.

سارو sāro P s. f. Name of a bird, a starling.

سونہين soṅhīṅ सम्मुख S̱. adv. Face to face, opposite, before, in front.

سہس sahas S̱. adj. See سہسر sahasr.

ستم sitam P s. m. Tyranny, oppression, injury, violence, outrage, vexation. ستمديد sitam-dīd or ستمديده sitam-dīda, adj. Oppressed. ستم رسيده sitam-rasīda, adj. Oppressed. ستمزده sitam-zada, adj. Oppressed. ستم ظريفي sitam- z̤arīf-ī, Elegance or ingeniousness in tyranny. ستمکش sitam-kash, adj. Oppressive, oppressed. ستم کشته sitam-kushta, Killed by oppression. violently slain. ستم کشي sitam-kash-ī, s. f. En- durance of oppression. ستم ور sitam-war, adj. Oppressive, tyrannical; oppressor.

سيٿهني sīṭhnī H s. f. Abusive songs sung by women at weddings.

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

سربر sarbar H adj. Equal. (Perhaps, for Pers. سربسر sar-ba-sar).

سماچار समाचार samāchār S s. m. News, tidings, information, intelligence, advice, ac- count of circumstances or health, &c.

سيجنا sījnā S̱. (r. ष्विद Sweat) v. n. 1. To exude, to filtrate, to sweat. 2. To seeth, to boil, to dissolve or become soft by boiling. 3. To be received (as, money), liquidated (as, a debt).