سب sab S̱. (or dakh. sub for सर्व) adj. All, every, the whole, total. (In the inflection of the plural, this word generally becomes سبهون sabhoṅ). سب مصري کي هين ڐليان sab miṣrī kī haiṅ ḍaliyāṅ (All are pieces of sugar) is ap- plied to denote equality or similitude of state, form, &c. سب کچهہ sab kuchh, Every thing, all. سب کوٴي sab koʼī, Every body, every one, all. سبکهوا sab-khauwā, Omnivorous, one who eats all kinds of food without exception.

سيکنا seknā H v. a. (dakh.) See سينکنا senknā.

سانکهو sānkho H s. m. 1. A bridge. (Beng.). 2. A kind of wood. (Shorea robusta).

سجود sujūd A s. m. See سجده sijda.

سلاٴي salāʼī शलाका S̱. s. f. 1. A needle, or piece of wire for tinging the eyelids with a collyrium: also, used for depriving people of sight, which is effected by drawing it while hot close over the eyes of the sufferer. 2. A lead pencil.

سگ sag P s. m. A dog. (Plur. سگان or سگات). سگبان sag-bān, A dog-keeper. سگ بچه sag-

سرود sarod P (prop. surod) s. m. A song, mo- dulation, melody. (Sans. स्वरोदय).

سيدهاٴي sīdhā-ī S̱. s. f. 1. Straightness, directness. 2. Simplicity. 3. Candour, uprightness.

ساري sār-ī S̱. s. f. 1. (from सार) Cream. 2. (शाटी) A dress consisting of one piece of cloth worn by Hindū women round the body and passing over the head.

سرهنا sarhnā H s. m. The scale of a fish.