سمر samar A s. m. 1. Evening conversations. 2. Night, darkness. 3. Time. 4. A vestibule. 5. An adventure befalling any one. ¶ sumur, 1. Narration. 2. A small lake.

سريشٿهہ श्रेष्ठ sresh̤ṭh S adj. superl. Best, excel- lent, most excellent, preeminent. H. A. سريصاف sirī-ṣāf, s. A kind of muslin.

سليش श्लेष slesh̤ S s. m. A pun, a double meaning, an equivoque in writing or speaking; as, کيکرپاکرتارجامن پهل سا املا سيوکدم کچنارپيپل رتي تونتج Kīkar pākar tār, jāman phalsā āmilā; seʼo kadam kachnār, pīpal rattī tūna taj. (This seems to be a catalogue of trees; it also means) God has been kind to you; that which you de- sired is obtained; adore his footsteps; silly woman! leave not your lover for a moment.

سانگيت sāngīt S̱. s. m. See سنگيت sangīt.

سپاري supārī H s. f. 1. Betel-nut. (Areca cate- chu). 2. Glans penis.

سارني sārnī H s. (dakh.) A she camel: see سانڐني sānḍnī.

سندي sanad-ī A. (from سند) adj. Held by written deeds.

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.

سپوليا sapoliyā S̱. (सर्पपोत i. e. सर्प A snake, and पोत The young of any thing) s. m. A young snake just hatched.

سندهب sandhab सैंधव S̱. s. m. The name of a kind of salt, rock-salt.