سندهيا संध्या sandhyā S s. f. 1. Twilight, either in the evening or morning. 2. A period of time, forenoon, afternoon or midday. 3. Religious abstraction, meditation, repetition of mantras, sipping water, &c. to be performed by the three first classes of Hindūs at particular and stated periods in the course of every day, especially at sunrise, sunset, and also, though less essentially, at noon.

سرگوش sar-i-gosh P s. m. The ear.

ساتهہ sāth सार्थ S̱. 1. adv. With, together, along with. 2. s. m. Society, company. ساتهہ اسکي sāth iske, Along with this; besides, more- over. ساتهہ اسکي sāth us-ke, Along with that; although, notwithstanding. ساتهہ دينا sāth denā, To join, to associate with. ساتهہ والا sāth-wālā, A comrade, companion. ساتهون ساتهہ sāthoṅ sāth, Together with, along with.

ستي satī H or sitī, postpos. From, with: see سي se.

سبحه subʼḥa A s. m. A rosary. سبحه گردان subʼḥa-gardān, part. act. Turning or revolving the rosary. سبحه گرداني subʼḥa-gardān-ī, s. f. The turning or counting of the rosary.

سام sāmm A (part. act. of سمّ) adj. Venomous. سام ابرص sāmm-abraṣ, s. A sort of large lizard, whose poison is said to produce leprosy.

سنتنا santanā S̱. (prop. सांत्वना sāntwanā, r. सांत्व Comfort) s. f. Palliation, consolation, act of appeasing. سنتناکرنا santanā karnā, To appease, to still, to quiet, to lull, to comfort.

سوا sūʼā S s. m. 1. (शुक) A parrot, paroquet. 2. (शूक) A needle with which gunny bags are sewed, a packing-needle, an awn of corn.

ستاريا sitār-iyā P. (from ستار) s. f. m. One who plays on the guitar.

سيٿهن seṭhan H s. A whisk, a kind of brush.