سالنا sālnā H s. m. Meat, or fish, &c. eaten with bread or rice.

سيپل sīpal H s. A fragment of earthenware.

سمير समीर samīr S s. m. Wind, air.

سوکها sūkhā शुष्क S̱. 1. adj. Dry. 2. s. m. Dry tobacco eaten with betel-leaf. 3. A consumption, atrophy. سوکهادهان sūkhā dhān, Rice burnt up by the sunʼs rays. سوکها لگنا sūkhā lagnā (dakh.) To be famished, to become ema- ciated.

سکرانت sakrānt संक्रान्ति S̱. s. f. The entering of the sun into a new sign.

سدا sadā सदा S̱. adv. Always. سداپهل sadā- phal, 1. s. m. A fabled fruit, eating of which confers long life, &c. 2. adj. Constantly bearing fruit (epithet of a tree). 3. A kind of lemon. سداسو सदाशिव sadā-siva, A name of Mahādeva: see سو siva. سداسـہ‍اگن sadā- suhāgan, s. f. 1. The name of a bird (Trogon dilectus: Buch. MSS.). 2. Name of a flower (Hibiscus phœniceus: the white variety). 3. A kind of faḳīr dressed like a woman.

سينہہ sīṅh H s. m. A hedge-hog.

سوکنا sūknā S̱. (शोषण r. शुष Grow dry) v. n. To dry, to become dry.

سرجن surjan S̱. s. m. See سجن sàjan. S̱. H. سرجنـہ‍ار sarjan-hār (see سرجنا) s. m. (dakh.) Creator.

سيٿها sīṭh-ā S̱. adj. Insipid, tasteless, weak, vapid, pale, pithless, sickly, faded.