سستاٴي sastā-ī H s. f. Cheapness.

سسر शिशिर sisir S s. f. 1. The sixth of the seasons, comprising Māgh and Phāgun, the cold season. 2. Dew.

سوزن sozan P s. f. 1. A needle. 2. Pricker (of a gun).

سيخچه sīḵẖ-cha P s. m. A skewer, a small spit.

سامري sāmirī A n. prop. Name of a person who, in the time of Moses, made by magick a speaking calf.

سيکهہ शेष sekh̤ S s. f. 1. The end. 2. An ap- pendix, remainder. s. m. See سيش sesh̤.

سلو sallū H s. m. A thong, narrow slips of leather with which shoes are stitched.

سلام salām A (from سلم) s. m. 1. Salutation. 2. Peace, safety. سلام کرنا salām karnā, 1. To sa- lute, to hail, to accost. 2. To give up, to desist, to refrain, to bid adieu. سلامٌ عليک salāmuṉ aﻌlaika, Peace or safety to thee: سلامٌ عليکم sa- lāmuṉ aﻌlaikum (Heb. ) Peace, &c. to you (forms of salutation). سلام لينا salām lenā, To return the salutation.

سب sab S̱. (or dakh. sub for सर्व) adj. All, every, the whole, total. (In the inflection of the plural, this word generally becomes سبهون sabhoṅ). سب مصري کي هين ڐليان sab miṣrī kī haiṅ ḍaliyāṅ (All are pieces of sugar) is ap- plied to denote equality or similitude of state, form, &c. سب کچهہ sab kuchh, Every thing, all. سب کوٴي sab koʼī, Every body, every one, all. سبکهوا sab-khauwā, Omnivorous, one who eats all kinds of food without exception.

سينکر sīnkar H s. m. The flower of the sīnk, q. v. ¶ sīnkur, s. m. Beard.