سنت sunnat A s. f. (lit. a religious ceremony necessary to be performed; from سنّ To be constantly observing, to follow rule, or from Heb. To repeat, q. d. that which is constantly to be repeated, observed or performed) 1. Circum- cision. سنت کرنا sunnat karnā, v. a. To cir- cumcise. 2. The traditions of Muhammad, ordinance, institute, rite, right way (of life). ¶ sanat (Heb. q. d. the repetition of the same course of the sun, with its concomitant changes) s. f. A year.

سلو sallū H s. m. A thong, narrow slips of leather with which shoes are stitched.

سند sanad A s. f. 1. Signature, a deed, a grant, a diploma, the seal of a magistrate, a warrant. 2. A prop; any thing on which one leans, or is supported; a document or proof, argument, au- thority, certificate. 3. Relation, connexion. سند مطابق sanad-mut̤ābiḳ, The counterpart of a grant, &c. the order to put it in execution.

سرشاري sarshār-ī P s. f. Intoxication.

سينٿهي senṭhī H s. f. A kind of reed (of which moṛhās are made), reed- grass. (Saccharum sara: Roxb.).

سبهاپت सभापति sabhā-pati S s. m. Chief or president of an assembly.

سقيم saḳīm A (from سقم) adj. Sick, infirm.

ستاون sattāwan सप्तपंचाशत् S̱. adj, Fifty seven.

سڙاهٿ saṛāhaṭ H s. f. Rottenness, mustiness.

سہيجنا sahejnā H v. a. 1. To try. 2. To adjust. 3. To provide. (Sans. सज्जना Preparation). A. P. سہيل suhail, s. m. The star Canopus.