سلاٴي salāʼī शलाका S̱. s. f. 1. A needle, or piece of wire for tinging the eyelids with a collyrium: also, used for depriving people of sight, which is effected by drawing it while hot close over the eyes of the sufferer. 2. A lead pencil.

سہنہار sahan-hār S̱. (see سہنا) adj. Sufferable, bearable, tolerable.

سار sār P 1. A particle denoting plenty, magni- tude, or similitude; as, کوهسار koh-sār, A moun- tainous country. عنبرسار aﻌmbar-sār, Full of ambergris. شاه سار shāh-sār, Like a king. 2. Head; as نگونسار nigūṅ-sār, Inverted, with the head undermost. 3. A camel. 4. The name of a black bird of a musical voice, called in Shīrāz گاوتنگ.

سامي sāmī A (part. act. of سما) adj. Sublime, exalted.

سابر sābar S̱. (शंबर or शांबर) s. m. 1. An elk. 2. A leather of elkʼs or any kind of deerʼs hide for bedding. سابرمنتر sābar-mantr (शावरमंत्र from शवर A low Hindū cast, and मंत्र A spell) s. m. A spell composed in colloquial language.

سرپوش sar-posh P s. m. Cover, lid, potlid.

سوانگ sawāng S̱. or swāng (समांग or स्व Own, and अंग Body) s. m. Mimickry, acting, imitation, disguise, sham. سوانگ لانا swāng- lānā, To imitate, &c.

سار sār S̱. (from शाला) s. m. A cow-house.

سوبس sū-bas सुवास S̱. s. m. A pleasant dwel- ling.

سنکوچ संकोच sankoch S s. m. 1. Shame, bash- fulness, reserve, diffidence. 2. (for शंकु) A scate.