سواپاتي sūʼā-pātī S̱. s. f. A game among chil- dren.

ستهيا sathiyā H s. m. 1. A surgeon. 2. A mark in form of a cross, the four arms of which are bent at right angles, prefixed in vermilion by Hindūs to their account books at the com- mencement of a new year. The same figure is formed on the ground with flour, at marriages and other ceremonies.

سلب salb A s. m. 1. A negative argument in logick. 2. Plunder. سلب کلي salb-i-kullī, General negation. سلب جزٴي salb-i-juz-ī, Special negation.

ساقط sāḳit̤ A part. act. (of سقط Heb. To fall, to be quiet) Falling; fallen, vile. ساقط هونا sāḳit̤ honā, To be fallen, to be degraded.

سرا sarā शराव S̱. s. m. An earthen cover of a pot.

سنکا sankā S (शंका r. शक Fear, doubt) s. f. Fear, terrour, doubt, suspicion.

سواف suwāf A (from سوف Heb. and Ch. To fail, to cease, to be terminated, to perish) s. m. A mortal disease (especially among cattle), perishing, death.

سنورنا saṅwarnā H v. n. To be dressed, prepared, or arranged, to be decorated, to suit, prosper.

سما samā A (Heb. ) s. m. 1. The heavens, the sky, the firmament. 2. A canopy. 3. Altitude.

ساردا शारदा sāradā S s. f. 1. A name of Saraswatī. 2. A name of Durgā.