ست سئي satsaʼī S̱. (स्पतशती) s. f. The name of a book written by Bi-

سعبان shaﻌbān A (from شعب) s. m. The eighth Arabian month. (The 14th day of it is the festival called برات barāt, q. v.: on this day, an angel is supposed to examine a record, on which is written the names of the living).

سوگن शिवगण siva-gaṇa S s. Attendants of Siva.

سنسنانا sansanānā H v. n. 1. To jingle, to ring. 2. To faint.

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

سرٿ सरट saraṭ S s. m. A lizard, a chameleon. S̱. H. سرٿهٿهور sir-ṭhaṭhauwar, or -ṭhaṭhauwal, s. m. Salutation (with displeasure).

سابر sābar S̱. (शंबर or शांबर) s. m. 1. An elk. 2. A leather of elkʼs or any kind of deerʼs hide for bedding. سابرمنتر sābar-mantr (शावरमंत्र from शवर A low Hindū cast, and मंत्र A spell) s. m. A spell composed in colloquial language.

سيج sej S̱. (शय्या r. शी Sleep) s. f. A bed, a couch. سيجبند sej-band (शय्याबन्ध) s. m. A cord for fastening bedding to the bedstead.

سمبا sumbā H s. m. A sponge-staff, a ramrod.

سيلي selī H s. f. 1. A necklace (of threads) worn by faḳīrs, a sash, a belt. 2. (Beng.) A tetter, a mole, a discoloration in the face, &c.