سيري ser-ī P s. f. Satiety, repletion, fulness.

سديا sadyā H 1. s. f. The female of the little bird called Amadavat. 2. A kind of faḳīr.

سلگانا sulgānā S̱. or silgānā (causal of سلگنا su- lagnā) v. a. To light, to inflame, to kindle.

سباقت sabāḳat A s. f. See سبقت sabḳat.

سياست siyāsat A (from سوس) s. f. 1. Govern- ment, administration of justice. 2. Punish- ment, pain, chastisement, pang, agony. سياست کرنا siyāsat karnā, To chastise, to punish. سياست مين هونا siyāsat meṅ honā, To be in pain.

سلح silaḥ A s. Arms: see سلاح silāh. سلح پوشي silaḥ-posh-ī, s. f. The wearing of armour. A. P. سلحخانه silaḥ-ḵẖāna, s. m. An arsenal, an armoury. A. P. سلحشور salaḥ-shor or silaḥ-shor (from سلاح Armour, and شور Exercise, habitude) adj. A champion, gladiator, horse-breaker.

سرکار sar-kā P 1. s. f. The kingʼs court. 2. Go- vernment. 3. Estate, property. 4. A district comprehending several parganas. 5. s. m. A superintendent. 6. A title by way of respect given to a person present or absent.

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.

سچيت सुचेत su-chet S adj. Attentive, mindful, careful, aware, cautious.

سوتلي sūtlī S̱. (from सूत्र) s. f. String, twine.