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.

ستيـہ‍ا satehā H s. m. See ستهيا sathiyā.

سوات स्वाति swāti S s. f. The star Arcturus, the fifteenth mansion of the moon. سوات بوند swāt-būnd, A drop of rain fallen when the moon is in that mansion which, if into a shell, is be- lieved to become a pearl. سوات ست स्वातिसुत swāti-sut, The issue of Arcturus, a pearl (from a popular belief that drops of rain, falling when the moon is in that mansion into shells, are converted into pearls; but, which turn to poison, if they happen to fall into the mouth of a serpent).

سيو sew S̱. s. See سيوا sewā.

سروج सरोज सरः A lake, and ज Born saroj S. s. m. The lotus.

سيتين setīṅ H postpos. From, &c.: see ستي sitī.

سريو sareʼo आश्रय S̱. s. m. Patronage.

سخت saḵẖt P adj. 1. Hard, strong. 2. Dif- ficult. 3. Obdurate. 4. Stingy. 5. Wretch- ed, troublesome, violent, vehement, very cruel, fell, painful, austere, rigid, severe, harsh (to the ear). 6. adv. Very, intensely, violently, extremely. سخت انداز saḵẖt-andāz, An archer. سخت گوي saḵẖt-go-ī, s. f. Harshness of lan- guage, abuse. سخت گير saḵẖt-gīr, Holding

سبيل sabīl A (Heb. and Ch. ) s. f. 1. A road, way, path, mode, manner. 2. Water distributed to thirsty travellers during the ten first days of muḥarram.

سانگهر sānghar H s. m. A wifeʼs son by a former husband.