سلامي salām-ī A. s. f. 1. Salute. 2. A present given to a landlord for granting a lease, &c.

سنوارنا saṅwārnā H (caus. of سنورنا) v. a. To pre- pare, dress, deck, decorate, adjust, adorn, ar- range, accomplish.

سسيل सुशील su-sīl S adj. Well disposed, good- natured, of good manners, polite.

ساٴيس sāʼīs A (part. act. of ساس He ruled, go- verned; or, from Heb. A horse) s. m. A groom, a horse-keeper.

سپاٿا sapāṭā H s. m. (dakh.) Spring, bound: see زغند zag̠ẖand.

سوات स्वाति swāti S s. f. The star Arcturus, the fifteenth mansion of the moon. سوات بوند swāt-būnd, A drop of rain fallen when the moon is in that mansion which, if into a shell, is be- lieved to become a pearl. سوات ست स्वातिसुत swāti-sut, The issue of Arcturus, a pearl (from a popular belief that drops of rain, falling when the moon is in that mansion into shells, are converted into pearls; but, which turn to poison, if they happen to fall into the mouth of a serpent).

سبيرا saberā S̱. (see سبير) s. m. Morning, dawn.

ساد sād श्रद्धा S̱. s. f. Wish, desire, inclination.

سواري sūʼar-ī शूकरी S̱. s. f. A sow.

سنگ sang P s. m. 1. A stone. 2. Weight. سنگباران sang-bārān, Shower of stones, pelting with stones. سنگ تراش sang-tarāsh, s. m. A stonecutter. سنگ تره sangtara, s. m. A kind of orange. (Perhaps, from Cintra in Portugal). سنگتول sang-taul, Equal in weight. سنگ جراحت sang-i-jirāḥat, A species of steatites. سنگ خارا sang-i-ḵẖārā, Flint. سنگدانه sang- dāna, s. m. The gizzard. سنگدل sang-dil, Stony-hearted, hardhearted; cruel, obdurate. سنگدلي sang-dil-ī, s. f. Hardheartedness. سنگ ريزه sang-reza, s. m. Gravel, pebble. سنگ سليماني sang-i-sulaimānī, s. m. Agate, onyx. سنگ سماق sang-i-sumāḳ, Porphyry. سنگ لاخ sang-lāḵẖ, adj. Stony, rocky; arduous. سنگ مثانه sang-i-mas̤āna, s. m. The gravel, the stone. سنگ مرمر sang-i-marmar, s. m. Marble. سنگ مقناطيس sang-i-miḳnāt̤īs, The loadstone. سنگ موسيٰ sang-i-mūsạ̄, A black stone so called. سنگ نشان sang-nishān, A mark to be thrown at. سنگ يشم sang-i-yashm, s. m. A kind of jasper or agate.