سبيل sabīl A (Heb. and Ch. ) s. f. 1. A road, way, path, mode, manner. 2. Water distributed to thirsty travellers during the ten first days of muḥarram.

سوتک सूतक sūtak S s. m. Uncleanness pro- duced by the birth of a child.

ستوا satūʼā S̱. s. m. 1. See ستو sattū. 2. adj. (applied to a kind of ginger) Pulverable, free from threads or fibres. ستوا سنکرانت satūʼā- sankrānt, The entering of the sun into Aries; on which day the meal of parched grain is dis- tributed to the Brāhmans.

سرو सर्व sarv S adj. All, the whole.

سحبان saḥbān A n. prop. Name of a celebrated Arabian orator.

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.

سانچ sāṅch S̱. (सत्य) adj. True, proper, correct, exact, real.

سگيان सुज्ञान su-gyān S s. m. Wisdom, intelli- gence, sagacity.

سپتم सप्तम saptama S adj. Seventh.

سنياسي संन्यासी sannyāsī S s. m. A Brāhmaṇ of the fourth order, a religious mendicant.