سک शुक suk S s. m. A parrot.

سياه siyāh P adj. Black; unfortunate, bad. سياه بخت siyāh-baḵẖt, adj. Unfortunate. سياه بختي siyāh-baḵẖt-ī, s. f. Misfortune. سياه پوش siyāh-posh, Clad in black. سياه تالو siyāh-tālū, adj. Black-mouthed (horse), abusive, whose curses prevail. سياه چشم siyāh-chashm, adj. 1. Black-eyed. 2. Unkind. سياه چشمي siyāh- chashm-ī, s. f. Black-eyedness. سياه دل siyāh- dil, adj. Black-hearted; malevolent. سياه رو siyāh-rū, adj. Black-faced; unlucky, disgraced. سياه روز siyāh-roz, adj. Unfortunate. سياه روزي

ستي सती satī S 1. s. f. A woman who burns on her husbandʼs funeral pile. 2. adj. f. Chaste, virtuous, constant.

سيمابي sīmāb-ī P adj. Of the colour of quick- silver.

سوار sawār P (prop. suwār) adj. 1. used substan- tively, A rider. 2. Mounted or riding (on a ship, or any thing else). سوارکار sawār-kār, A good rider, a jockey, horseman, cavalier. سوارکاري sawār-kār-ī, s. f. Good riding, jockeyship, horsemanship. سوارهونا sawār honā, To ride. 3. Cavalry, a trooper, a horseman. 4. (met.) Drunk, tipsy.

ساٴو sāʼū साधु S̱. 1. adj. Tractable. 2. s. m. A relation.

سيلي selī S̱. s. f. for سہيلي sahelī, q. v.

سماعي samāʼīﻌ A (from سماع) adj. 1. What has been heard, traditional. 2. (in grammar) Ir- regular.

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.

سمر sumiri S̱. or sumira (r. स्मृ Remember) s. Remembrance.