سجسي su-jas-ī S̱. (सुयशस्वी from सु Good, and यशस् Fame) adj. Renowned.

سپياري supyārī H s. f. Betel-nut. See سپاري.

سست sust P adj. Loose, lax, relaxed, weak, frail, soft, lazy, negligent, slothful, idle, slow, tardy, inactive, dilatory, languid, feeble, indo- lent, remiss. سست اعتقاد sust-iﻌtiḳād, adj. Lax in confidence, incredulous, fickle. سست پيمان sust-paimān, adj. Unsteady to oneʼs en- gagement, fickle. سست کرنا sust karnā, v. a. To relax.

سنبهالنا sambhālnā S̱. v. a. See سمبهالنا.

سانک sānk H s. f. A lump of a sweetmeat (par- ticularly, of جليبي jalebī).

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

ست بهکها शतभिषा satbhikh̤ā S s. f. The twen- ty-fifth mansion of the moon, containing 100 stars, the chief of which is l Aquarii.

سميرو सुमेरु sumeru S s. m. The sacred mountain Meru, allegorically represented as composed of gold and gems, and the residence of the gods: (in astronomical works) the north pole. S. سميل सुमेल (सु Good, well, and मेल from r. मिल Meet, unite) sumel, adj. Suitable, af- fable, of pleasing manners.

سنجافي sanjāf-ī P. adj. Adorned with a border (cloths).

سفوف safūf A (from سفّ To take a medicine in a state of powder and dry) s. m. A medicine taken dry and unmixed, a powder (in opposi- tion to an electuary).