سوتيلا saut-elā S̱. (from سوت) adj. Belonging or relating to saut, of one father by different mo- thers; as, سوتيلا بهاٴي sautelā bhāʼī, Step-brother; سوتيلي بہن sautelī bahin, Step-sister.

سيان پنا syān-panā S̱. s. m. Cunning, art.

سل sill A (from سلّ Heb. To extract, to take away, to plunder: in the passive, To have a consumption) s. m. A consumption, a hectick fever.

سستي sust-ī P s. f. Relaxation, languor, laziness, slothfulness, inaction, idleness, slowness, negligence, dilatoriness, remissness. سستي توڙنا sust-ī toṛnā (dakh.) To become alert or active (?)

سالنا sālnā S̱. (from शल्य) 1. v. a. To penetrate, to perforate, bore, prick, pierce, drill. 2. v. n. To ache, be in pain, to smart.

سنجوگن sanjogan संयोगिनी S̱. s. f. Wife of a sanjogī, q. v.

سٿکانا saṭkānā H (caus. of سٿکنا saṭaknā) v. a. To balk, to disappoint, to cause to disappear.

سود sūd P s. m. Profit, interest, usury. سود بٿه sūd baṭṭa, Profit and loss.

سنيہي saneh-ī स्नेही S̱. s. m. Friend, lover, mistress. S̱. سو adj. 1. sau (शत) A hundred. سوسرکاهونا sau sir kā honā, (lit. possessing a hundred heads; so that, if one or several be cut off, others still remain) Implies excessive perseve- rance, energy or obstinacy. 2. su (सु) in compos. Good; as, سوڐهال su-ḍhāl, adj. Neat, elegant. 3. sau, Like. See سا sā.

سوندي sondī S̱. s. f. The wash in which washer- men steep their cloth.