سٿاسٿ saṭāsaṭ S̱. (from سٿنا) s. f. Sticking or striking together, adhering, uniting.

سنديس sandes S (संदेश) s. m. A message.

سنديسي संदेशी sandes-ī S s. m. A messenger.

سندوري sandūrī S̱. s. (dakh.) Beauty: see سندري sundar-ī, sign. 2.

سدابرت sadā-bart सदाव्रत S̱. s. m. Alms, or food distributed daily to the poor, travellers, &c.

سيد saiyid A (verbal adj. from سود) s. m. 1. A lord, a prince. 2. A descendant of Ḥusain, who was the grandson of the prophet Muḥammad. سيد الانام saiyidu-l-anām (the prince of men and of all living creatures), سيد البشر saiyidu-l-bashar (the prince of mortals), سيد المرسلين يا انبيا saiyidu-l-mursalīn or -ambiyā (the head of the apostles, or prophets) are epithets of Muḥammad.

سمبهارنا sambhārnā S̱. See سمبهالنا sambhālnā.

سہم sahm A s. m. 1. An arrow. 2. The transverse beam of a house. 3. A lot, a portion, share. 4. The segment of a circle, segment. 5. A versed sine. P. H. سہمان sahmāṅ (from سہم) adj. Frightened. P. H. سہمانا sahmānā (from سہم or caus. of سہمنا) v. a. To frighten, to fear. P. H. سہمنا sahmnā (from سہم) v. n. To fear, to be afraid.

سنگهارنا sanghār-nā संहारण S̱. v. a. To kill, to make away with.

سموتسري samvatsar-ī सांवत्सरिक S̱. s. f. Annual ceremony.