سعايت siʼāﻌyat A (from سعي) s. f. 1. The work exacted of a half-ransomed slave to complete his freedom, or his paying the remaining price of redemption. 2. Accusation, detraction. 3. The care or management of the tenths or tithes raised for alms.

سرت surat S̱. or surt (स्मृति) s. f. Recollection, consideration, reflection, memory, attention, cau- tion, accuracy. S. سرت शरत् or शरद् sarat or sarad, s. f. The fourth of the six seasons, comprising Āsin and Kārtik, the sultry season.

سونڐکا sūnḍkā H s. m. Saddle-cloth, or pillow under a saddle.

سنجها sanjhā S̱. s. f. See سندهيا sandhyā.

سترگ suturg P or saturg or siturg, adj. Big, corpulent (a man), bulky, robust, quarrelsome, contentious, passionate, immodest.

سرسوتي सरस्वती saraswatī S s. f. The wife of Brahmā, the goddess of speech and eloquence, the patroness of musick and the arts, and the inventress of the Sanskrit language and Deva- nāgarī letters.

سماوي samāwī A (from a. سما samā) adj. Hea- venly, celestial.

سانکري sānkrī S̱. s. f. 1. (शृंखला) A chain. 2. (शृंखल) A kind of female ornament. 3. (from संकीर्ण) A strait, a narrow lane. 4. (met.) Difficulty. 5. adj. Tight, narrow, close, strait, strict.

سنياسي संन्यासी sannyāsī S s. m. A Brāhmaṇ of the fourth order, a religious mendicant.

سوک sūk शुक्र S̱. s. m. 1. The planet Venus. 2. Friday.