سي sai S̱. 1. (शत) adj. Hundred. 2. s. f. Success. ¶ se, adj. inflect. of سا Like, &c.

سوتا sotā S̱. s. m. (स्त्रोतः) 1. A spring, a fountain, a jet dʼeau, a stream, a rivulet, an arm (of the sea). 2. ¶ sotā, part. pres. (of سونا) Asleep. 3. s. m. A sleep, sleeping.

سدرة sidrat A s. Name of a tree (especially, in paradise). سدرة المنتـہي sidratu-l-muntahī, A station in the seventh heaven, a tree of know- ledge in paradise. See سدره sidra.

سره گاو sura-gāʼo S̱. s. The Yāk of Tartary or bushy-tailed bull of Tibet (bos grunniens), an animal of the tail of which an instrument is formed to drive away flies. See As. Res. vol. iv.

سيونٿها syūnṭhā H s. m. Tongs.

سينه sīna P s. m. Breast, bosom. سينه افگار sīna- afgār, Wounded in the bosom. سينه افگاري sīna-afgārī, s. f. The having the bosom wounded, afflicted or troubled. سينه باز sīna-bāz, The name of a bird. سينه بسته sīna-basta, Locked up in the heart; a secret. سينه بند sīna-band, s. m. Stays, bodice. سينه چاک sīna-chāk, adj. Bosom-torn, afflicted. سينه چاکي sīna- chākī, s. f. Affliction. سينه خراشي sīna-ḵẖa- rāshī, s. f. Laceration of the breast, affliction. سينه ريش sīna-resh, adj. Wounded to the heart, afflicted. سينه زن sīna-zan, One who beats his breast at the festival of the Muḥarram. سينه زني sīna-zan-ī, s. f. Beating the breast. سينه زور sīna-zor, adj. Robust, proud of strength. سينه زوري sīna-zor-ī, s. f. 1. Strength, robustness, force. 2. Pride of power. سينه سوخته sīna-soḵẖta, or سينه سوز sīna-soz, adj. Torment- ed, distressed. سينه سوزي sīna-soz-ī, s. f. An- guish, torment. سينه فگار sīna-figār, adj. Wound- ed in the breast or heart. سينه فگاري sīna fi- gār-ī, s. f. The being wounded in the breast, &c. سينه کوبي sīna-kob-ī, s. f. Beating the breast.

سونگهني sūnghnī S̱. (from سونگهنا) s. f. Snuff.

ستکهن satkhan S. (सप्त Seven, and खंड Part) adj. Of seven divisions or stories (a house, &c.).

ساروان sār-wān P s. (dakh.) Possessor of a ca- mel: see ساربان sār-bān.

سفوف safūf A (from سفّ To take a medicine in a state of powder and dry) s. m. A medicine taken dry and unmixed, a powder (in opposi- tion to an electuary).