سعايت siʼāﻌyat A (from سعي) s. f. 1. The work exacted of a half-ransomed slave to complete his freedom, or his paying the remaining price of redemption. 2. Accusation, detraction. 3. The care or management of the tenths or tithes raised for alms.

سرهنا sarhnā H s. m. The scale of a fish.

سسکنا sisaknā H v. n. To sob.

سيمرغ sī-murg̠ẖ P (of the size of 30 birds) s. m. A fabulous bird, a griffin. See عنقا aﻌnḳā.

سني sunn-ī A (from سنّة) 1. adj. Lawful. 2. s. m. An orthodox Muhammadan, who reveres equally the four successors of Muhammad; and, hence, called also chār-yār-ī. (The Turks are sunnīs; the Persians are shīʼaﻌs, q. v.).

سيمل semal शाल्मलि S̱. s. m. A coarse kind of cotton, or the tree producing it. (Bombax heptaphyllum).

سزاور sazā-war P adj. See سزاوار sazā-wār.

سخت saḵẖt P adj. 1. Hard, strong. 2. Dif- ficult. 3. Obdurate. 4. Stingy. 5. Wretch- ed, troublesome, violent, vehement, very cruel, fell, painful, austere, rigid, severe, harsh (to the ear). 6. adv. Very, intensely, violently, extremely. سخت انداز saḵẖt-andāz, An archer. سخت گوي saḵẖt-go-ī, s. f. Harshness of lan- guage, abuse. سخت گير saḵẖt-gīr, Holding

سيمي sīm-ī P adj. Of silver, silver, silvery.

سمهلنا samhalnā S̱. v. n. See سمبهلنا sambhalnā.