سينا sīnā P s. m. Breast: see سينه sīna.

سانورا sāṅwrā S̱. adj. See سانولا sāṅwlā.

سنپات sanpāt S or सन्निपात sannipāt, s. m. The name of a disease in which the body is seized with universal chilliness, Deliquium. (It is explained by the Hindū physicians to be that, in which the three humours, bile, phlegm, and atrabilis are corrupted).

سلوانا silwānā S̱. (caus. of سينا) v. a. To cause to sew or stitch. ¶ sulwānā (caus. of سونا) v. a. To cause to put to sleep.

سکرا sakrā संकीर्ण S̱. adj. Small (not having room enough), narrow, strait.

سيلا selā H s. m. 1. A kind of sheet constituting a part of dress, especially worn and given in pre- sents in the Dakkh̤iṇ. 2. A royal tiger. A. P. سيلاب sail-āb (comp. of سيل A flowing, and آب Water) 1. adj. Abounding with water. 2. s. f. m. A flood, a torrent, a deluge, a stream. A. P. سيلابي sailāb-ī, adj. Relating to, or depending on a torrent, stream, &c. A. H. سيلاني sail-ānī (from سيل for سير sair) adj. Fond of walking or going about for amusement, of perambulation, &c.

سيدها sīdhā S̱. 1. adj. (साधु) Straight, right, direct. 2. Opposite. 3. Simple. 4. Fair, candid, upright. سيدها کرنا sīdhā karnā, To straighten. 5. s. m. (from सिद्ध) Provisions, victuals (undressed), forage.

سويران swairān स्वैरी S̱. s. m. An adulterer.

سمون sumūn A (from سمن Heb. To be fat) s. 1. Being fat. 2. plur. (of سمن) Butter.

سينہوا seṅhūʼā सिध्म S̱. s. m. A tetter.