سنپيرا samperā S̱. (from सर्प) s. m. A snake-keeper.

سيندهيا sendhiyā H s. m. 1. Poison. 2. s̱. (from سيندهہ) A thief making a sendh, q. v., a house- breaker. 3. Name of a Mahārātta tribe (pro- bably so named as originating on the banks of the river Sindh).

سيپاره sī-pāra P (سي Thirty, and پاره Piece, di- vision, viz. a thirty piece) 1. s. m. Each one of the thirty sections, or the thirty sections, into which the ḳurʼān is divided. 2. adj. Of thirty pieces. See سپاره sipāra.

سانس sāṅs श्वास S̱. s. f. Breath, sigh. سانس الٿي ليني sāṅs ulṭī lenī, To gasp or draw in the breath (as, a person in agony). سانس بهرنا sāṅs bharnā, To sigh, to regret. سانس رکنا sāṅs ruknā, To be smothered or throttled. سانس روکنا sāṅs roknā, v. a. To suffocate, stifle.

سوم सोम som S s. m. 1. The moon. 2. Monday. سوموار सोमवार som-wār, s. m. Monday.

سينٿها senṭhā H s. m. A kind of reed (of which moṛhās are made), reed- grass. (Saccharum sara: Roxb.).

سسير sasiyar S̱. (corrupt. of سس sas) s. m. The moon.

سکون sukūn A s. m. Quietude, peace, rest.

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.

سيترس शीतरस sīt-ras S s. m. The flux, dy- sentery.