سکهنا sikhnā S̱. v. a. (dakh.) To learn: see سيکهنا sīkhnā. ¶ sukh-nā, v. n. (dakh.) 1. To dry, to become dried up: see سوکهنا sūkhnā. 2. To be at ease or contented.

سير siyar A s. plur. (of سيرت) Qualities, man- ners, dispositions, ways of life.

سندر सिन्दुर sindur S s. m. Red lead, minium.

سوکهم sūkham S̱. adj. Abstracted. See سوچهم.

سامهي sāmhī S̱. postpos. See سامني sāmne.

سجانا sujānā S̱. (causal of سوجنا sūjnā, from श्वयथु) v. a. To cause to swell.

ساتي sātī S̱. s. m. (dakh.) See ساتهي sāth-ī.

سوٴي sūʼī सूचि S̱. s. f. A needle. سوٴي کا سينبل sūʼī kā seṅbal, A bubble. سوٴي کي ناکي سي خداٴي کو نکالنا sūʼī ke nāke se ḵẖudā-ī ko nikālnā, Applied to express the performance of things apparently impossible. Hidāyat says:-- تها کام يہہ تيراهي خداوند تعاليٰ لا سوٴي کي ناکي سي خداٴي کو نکالا

سانک sānk S̱. s. f. 1. (शंका) Fear. 2. (from سانس) The asthma.

سہاگن suhāgan सौभागिनी S̱. s. f. A woman beloved by her husband, a favourite wife, a married woman whose husband is alive.