سيلا selā H s. m. 1. A kind of sheet constituting a part of dress, especially worn and given in pre- sents in the Dakkh̤iṇ. 2. A royal tiger. A. P. سيلاب sail-āb (comp. of سيل A flowing, and آب Water) 1. adj. Abounding with water. 2. s. f. m. A flood, a torrent, a deluge, a stream. A. P. سيلابي sailāb-ī, adj. Relating to, or depending on a torrent, stream, &c. A. H. سيلاني sail-ānī (from سيل for سير sair) adj. Fond of walking or going about for amusement, of perambulation, &c.

سکندري sikandar-ī P adj. Of or relating to Alexander; s. f. The dominion or power of Alexander.

سمون sumūn A (from سمن Heb. To be fat) s. 1. Being fat. 2. plur. (of سمن) Butter.

سيوتي sewtī सेमन्तिका S̱. s. f. A white rose. (Rosa glandulifera. Roxb.).

سنوات sanwāt A s. plur. (of سنت) 1. Years. 2. Old coin current at a depreciated rate after a certain number of years.

ساهوکار sāhūkār S̱. (साधु Right, virtuous, and कार Doer) s. m. A great merchant.

سگڙ sagaṛ शकट S̱. s. m. A cart.

سامعه sāmiʼaﻌ A s. The sense of hearing.

سبسبانا sabsabānā H v. a. See سرسرانا sursurānā.

سوکها sūkhā शुष्क S̱. 1. adj. Dry. 2. s. m. Dry tobacco eaten with betel-leaf. 3. A consumption, atrophy. سوکهادهان sūkhā dhān, Rice burnt up by the sunʼs rays. سوکها لگنا sūkhā lagnā (dakh.) To be famished, to become ema- ciated.