سرسري sarsarī P adj. Easy, facile, careless, with- out attention or consideration, trivial, trifling, easily.

سوچهنا sochhnā S̱. v. n. (dakh.) See سوچنا sochnā.

سپرز supurz P s. m. The spleen, the milt. S. سپرها स्पृहा (r. स्पृह Wish) sprihā, s. f. De- sire, wish.

سمپٿ संपुट sampuṭ S s. m. 1. The closely shutting of any cavity. 2. A box with its lid shut, a casket.

سوانه siwāna सीमा S̱. s. m. Verge, limit, boundary, landmark.

سير ser P adj. Full, satiated, sated, tired. سيرآنا يا هونا ser-ānā or -honā, To be distressed, tired of life, sated, cloyed. سير چشم ser-chashm, Satisfied, contented with what one has. سير حاصل ser-ḥāṣil, s. m. Produce (of agriculture).

سکانا sakānā H v. n. To be sorrowful, to be wearied.

ساون sāwan श्रावण S̱. s. m. The name of the fourth Hindū month, the full moon of which is near श्रवणा or a Aquilæ, July-August. ساون هري نه بهادون سوکهي sāwan hare na bhādoṅ sūkhe (Flourishing in summer and not fading in autumn) is applied to express continuance in the same state or situation.

سورمان sūrmāṅ S̱. (from शूर) adj. Bold, brave.

سجسي su-jas-ī S̱. (सुयशस्वी from सु Good, and यशस् Fame) adj. Renowned.