سالم sālim A (part. act. of سلم Heb. To be safe or entire) adj. Safe, free, perfect, sound.

سناپٿ sunāpaṭ S̱. (from शून्य Empty, void) s. f. Stillness, dreariness.

سرناگت शरणागत saraṇ-āgat S A refugee, one who has come for protection or refuge.

سڙنا saṛnā H v. a. 1. To rot. 2. To ferment.

سني sunn-ī A (from سنّة) 1. adj. Lawful. 2. s. m. An orthodox Muhammadan, who reveres equally the four successors of Muhammad; and, hence, called also chār-yār-ī. (The Turks are sunnīs; the Persians are shīʼaﻌs, q. v.).

سفانت sifānat A (from سفن Heb. To cover, to plank or board) s. f. The art of ship-building.

سکليکرم suklī-karm S̱. (शुक्लीकरण q. d. Whitening, making white) s. m. Soap.

ستکاري satkār-ī S̱. s. m. One who burns the dead.

سلجهنا sulajhnā H v. n. To be unravelled or dis- entangled. S. سلچهن सुलक्षण (comp. of सु Good, and लक्षण Sign, mark) su-lachchh̤aṇ or su-laksh̤aṇ, s. m. Good distinguishing mark or character; adj. Clearly or strongly distinguished by (marks, features, or) character. (Carey).

ستاده sitāda P part. pass. (of ستادن) Taken away. ¶ (for استاده istāda) Standing.