سنه sana A (Heb. ) s. A year. See سنت sanat.

سليمان sulaimān A (Heb. ) n. prop. So- lomon the son of David.

سگند sugand S̱. (सुगंध) 1. s. f. Good smell, odour, perfume. 2. adj. Fragrant,

سامرتهہ sāmarth सामर्थ्य S̱. s. m. Ability, power.

سکوار sukwār सुकुमार S̱. adj. Delicate, feeble.

سنسکار संस्कार saṅskār S s. m. An essential and purificatory rite among the Hindūs; puri- fication, consecration.

سنگات sang-āt S̱. s. m. (dakh.) Society, com- pany; in the company, with.

سمبهلنا sambhalnā S̱. (intrans. of سمبهالنا sambhāl- nā, q. v.) v. n. To be supported, to stand, stop, to be firm, to recover oneʼs self from a fall, &c.

سندهيا संध्या sandhyā S s. f. 1. Twilight, either in the evening or morning. 2. A period of time, forenoon, afternoon or midday. 3. Religious abstraction, meditation, repetition of mantras, sipping water, &c. to be performed by the three first classes of Hindūs at particular and stated periods in the course of every day, especially at sunrise, sunset, and also, though less essentially, at noon.

سکچ sakuch S̱. (from सं and r. कुच Shrink) s. f. Shrinking, awe, fear, shame.