سنبل sumbul P s. m. 1. Spikenard (to which the locks of a mistress are compared). سنبل خطاٴي sumbul-i-ḵẖat̤āʼī, Angelica. سنبل هندي sumbul-i-hindī, s. m. The spikenard (Valeriana jatamansi. Roxb.). 2. The hyacinth. سنبلستان sumbul- istān, Hyacinth-garden or -bed.

سراون sarāwan H s. m. A harrow.

سرزني sar-zan-ī P s. f. Buffetting, butting, striking the head.

سواسا swāsā S̱. (श्वास) s. m. Breath, respi- ration, breathing; life.

سلح silaḥ A s. Arms: see سلاح silāh. سلح پوشي silaḥ-posh-ī, s. f. The wearing of armour. A. P. سلحخانه silaḥ-ḵẖāna, s. m. An arsenal, an armoury. A. P. سلحشور salaḥ-shor or silaḥ-shor (from سلاح Armour, and شور Exercise, habitude) adj. A champion, gladiator, horse-breaker.

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.

سوج sūj श्वयथु S̱. s. f. Swelling.

سامرتهہ sāmarth सामर्थ्य S̱. s. m. Ability, power.

سود sūd P s. m. Profit, interest, usury. سود بٿه sūd baṭṭa, Profit and loss.

سکٿي sukṭī S̱. (see سکٿا sukṭā) 1. adj. Lean, thin, emaciated, dry. 2. s. f. Dried fish.