سکهانا sukhānā S̱. (शोषण or caus. of سوکهنا sukh- nā) v. a. 1. To dry; to emaciate, to cause to pine away. 2. To evaporate.

سدا sadā सदा S̱. adv. Always. سداپهل sadā- phal, 1. s. m. A fabled fruit, eating of which confers long life, &c. 2. adj. Constantly bearing fruit (epithet of a tree). 3. A kind of lemon. سداسو सदाशिव sadā-siva, A name of Mahādeva: see سو siva. سداسـہ‍اگن sadā- suhāgan, s. f. 1. The name of a bird (Trogon dilectus: Buch. MSS.). 2. Name of a flower (Hibiscus phœniceus: the white variety). 3. A kind of faḳīr dressed like a woman.

سا sā P. S̱. 1. adj. (Pers. سان or Sans. समान or सदृश) Like, resembling (most commonly by way of adjunct like the English) ish; so کالاسا kālā-sā, Blackish. 2. (for s. शः) An adjunct the meaning of which is at times scarcely perceptible, though often it seems to give intensity to the preceding word; as بـہت سا bahut-sā, Much, many, very much. 3. (or ساي) part. in compos. (from سودن or ساييدن) Rubbing, wearing, polishing, anointing, drawing.

سکال sukāl S (सु Good, and काल Time, season)

ستاري sitār-ī P. (from سه Three, and تار String) s. f. A rope twisted with three strings.

سڙي siṛī H adj. m. Mad. See سري sirrī.

سپوليا sapoliyā S̱. (सर्पपोत i. e. सर्प A snake, and पोत The young of any thing) s. m. A young snake just hatched.

سيونا sewnā सेवन S̱. v. a. 1. To attend on, to serve. 2. To brood, to rear, to sit, to incubate, to hatch.

سويرني स्वैरिणी swairiṇī S s. f. An adultress.

سکيلا sakelā H s. m. A kind of iron.