سوجا sūjā सूचि S̱. s. m. A borer, a gimlet, an auger, an awl.

سرک sarak H s. f. m. (dakh.) Noose, snare.

سخره suḵẖra A s. m. 1. Derision. 2. One de- rided, a ridiculous person; one who is forced to labour without reward, pressed to service.

ستاري sutārī H s. f. An awl, a bodkin.

سوکيه स्वकीय swakīya S adj. m. Own, of oneʼs own family. See سگا sagā. P. S̱. سوگ sog (शोक) s. m. Affliction, grief, sorrow, lamentation, anguish.

سکهہ सुख sukh S s. m. Ease, tranquillity, easy circumstances, content, happiness. سکهہ باس (सुखवास) sukh-bās, Abode of happiness. سکهہ پال sukh-pāl, A kind of pālkī. سکهہ پانا sukh pānā, To get ease, leisure, rest, &c. سکهہ چين sukh-chain, s. m. Ease, rest, leisure, tran- quillity. سکهہ دان सुखदान sukh-dān, s. m. Giving of ease or of comfort or of content. سکهہ داٴي sukh-dāʼī, adj. Ease-affording, com- forter, giver of ease. سکهہ دايک सुखदायक sukh-dāyak, adj. Giver of ease or content. سکهہ دهام सुखधाम sukh-dhām, Abode of happiness, &c.

سيوئين sewaʼīṅ समिता S̱. s. f. Vermicelli, macaroni.

سرمه surma P s. m. A collyrium (generally considered to be antimony, but what is used in India is an ore of lead). سرمه آلوده surma- ālūda, adj. Stained with surma; whose eyes are stained with surma. سرمه دان surma-dān, or, سرمي داني surme-dānī, A box, &c. for holding surma. سرمه کش surma-kash, One who has tinged his eyes with surma, or who applies that collyrium to the eyes of any one: an en- lightener of the eye or aider of sight, &c. a dark night. سرمه کشي surma-kash-ī, The applying of surma. سرمه هونا surma honā, To be reduced to an impalpable powder.

سہا suhā A (or سہي from سہا To forget or over- look) s. m. An obscure star in the constellation of the greater bear.

سوک sūk शुक्र S̱. s. m. 1. The planet Venus. 2. Friday.