سمشان samshān S̱. or smashān (श्मशान) s. m. A cemetry, a place where dead bodies are burnt or buried. سمشان باسي samshān-bāsī (श्मशानवासी Residing in the samshān) An epithet of Mahādeva.

سيکهنا sīkhnā शिक्षण S̱. v. a. To learn, to acquire.

سيانا siyānā S̱. or sayānā or syānā (सज्ञान) adj. 1. Cunning, artful, shrewd, sly, knowing, sa- gacious, clever, prudent. 2. Mature (in under- standing), grown up.

سيندهي sendhī H s. f. The juice of the wild date tree (Phœnix sylvestris: Roxb.).

سمست समस्त samast S adj. All, whole.

سونسار sauṅsār H s. (dakh.) Family, progeny: see قبايل ḳabāʼịl.

سوسن sosan A (Heb. from obsolete root To be white) s. f. A lily.

سلس sals A (prop. salis) adj. Easy, docile, gen- tle, mild, ductile.

ساتوان sāt-wāṅ सप्तम S̱. adj. Seventh. S. ساتوک सात्विक (from सत्व) sātwik, adj. Relating to, or proceeding from, the Satwa quality (see under رجوگن rajo-guṇ), sincere, good, true, gentle, amiable, &c. S̱. H. ساتون مون سرانا sātoṅ mūṅ sarānā (dakh.) To praise excessively.

ستهن suthan H s. m. Trousers.