سادهنا sādhnā S̱. (साधन r. साध Accomplish) 1. v. a. To familiarize gradually to any habit, to teach, to learn, habituate, accustom, to use, practise, regulate, to pacify, to correct, rectify, settle, fix or determine, to accomplish. 2. s. f. (1) The act of familiarizing by habitude, prac- tice. (2) Accomplishment.

سٿهوڙا saṭhoṛā H s. m. A sweetmeat, consisting of meal, sugar, ginger, spices, &c. (particularly given medicinally to childbed women, and dis- tributed, as caudle is, to gossips).

سہسر सहस्त्र sahasr S or sahasra, adj. A thousand.

سوجنا sūjnā H v. n. (dakh.) See سوجهنا sūjhnā.

سرمئي surma-ī P adj. Of the colour of surma, greyish.

سار sār P 1. A particle denoting plenty, magni- tude, or similitude; as, کوهسار koh-sār, A moun- tainous country. عنبرسار aﻌmbar-sār, Full of ambergris. شاه سار shāh-sār, Like a king. 2. Head; as نگونسار nigūṅ-sār, Inverted, with the head undermost. 3. A camel. 4. The name of a black bird of a musical voice, called in Shīrāz گاوتنگ.

ساوج sāwaj श्वापद S̱. 1. adj. Savage, wild. 2. s. m. Sport, game (i. e. wild animals for the chase). S. ساودهان सावधान (comp. of स With, and अवधान Attention) sāvadhān, adj. With at- tention, attentive, cautious, cautiously.

سويا suwaiyā S̱. (from سونا) s. m. A sleeper.

ستماسا sat-māsā S̱. (from सप्त Seven, and मास Month) s. m. A feast given in the seventh month of pregnancy.

سارو sārū S̱. (from سارنا) s. (dakh. in compos.) Performer, accomplisher.