سرمد sarmad A adj. Eternal, unceasing.

سلسله silsila A s. m. A chain, series, concatenation; succession, descent of a family, pedigree,

سدهانا sadhānā S̱. (साधन see سادهن) v. a. 1. To train animals. 2. To perform.

سست sust P adj. Loose, lax, relaxed, weak, frail, soft, lazy, negligent, slothful, idle, slow, tardy, inactive, dilatory, languid, feeble, indo- lent, remiss. سست اعتقاد sust-iﻌtiḳād, adj. Lax in confidence, incredulous, fickle. سست پيمان sust-paimān, adj. Unsteady to oneʼs en- gagement, fickle. سست کرنا sust karnā, v. a. To relax.

سکديو शुकदेव sukdev S s. m. The son of Vyā- sadeva, the author or narrator of the Bhāgavat and other Purāṇas.

سيولي sīwlī S̱. (Beng. from سينا To stitch) s. m. Name of a cast, whose business it is to draw juice from the date or tāṛ trees, &c.

سماع samāﻌ A (from سمع Heb. To hear) s. m. 1. Hearing, listening. 2. The sense of hearing. 3. Singing, a song. 4. Ecstacy occasioned by hearing singing, particularly in Dervises when hearing hymns.

ساپ शाप sāp S s. m. Imprecation, curse.

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

ساکت sākit A (part. act. of سکت Heb. To be silent) adj. Silent, quiet.