سلف salaf A (from سلف To level the ground, to go before) 1. adj. Past, preceding, former (times). 2. s. m. Ancestors. 3. Money ad- vanced for merchandise, &c. 4. A purse, a bag. 5. The past, former times. ¶ silf, Brother-in-law, husband of a wifeʼs sister.

سنگاتين sangāt-eṅ S̱. postpos. (dakh.) In the com- pany, with.

سزا sazā P s. f. Correction, punishment, penalty, retribution, chastisement. سزادينا sazā denā, or سزاکرنا sazā karnā, To punish, chastise, avenge.

سياه siyāh P adj. Black; unfortunate, bad. سياه بخت siyāh-baḵẖt, adj. Unfortunate. سياه بختي siyāh-baḵẖt-ī, s. f. Misfortune. سياه پوش siyāh-posh, Clad in black. سياه تالو siyāh-tālū, adj. Black-mouthed (horse), abusive, whose curses prevail. سياه چشم siyāh-chashm, adj. 1. Black-eyed. 2. Unkind. سياه چشمي siyāh- chashm-ī, s. f. Black-eyedness. سياه دل siyāh- dil, adj. Black-hearted; malevolent. سياه رو siyāh-rū, adj. Black-faced; unlucky, disgraced. سياه روز siyāh-roz, adj. Unfortunate. سياه روزي

سارا sārā S̱. 1. (सर्व) adj. All, the whole. 2. (श्याल) s. m. Wifeʼs brother, brother-in-law.

سرت sarit S (सरित्) s. f. A river (in ge- neral).

ستيلا satīlā S̱. (from सत्त्व) adj. Powerful, strong.

سنبالنا sambālnā S̱. v. a. (dakh.) See سمبهالنا sam- bhālnā.

سڙن saṛan H s. f. Rottenness, rot, putrefaction.

سوکاس sūkās सावकाश S̱. s. m. Leisure.