سلح silaḥ A s. Arms: see سلاح silāh. سلح پوشي silaḥ-posh-ī, s. f. The wearing of armour. A. P. سلحخانه silaḥ-ḵẖāna, s. m. An arsenal, an armoury. A. P. سلحشور salaḥ-shor or silaḥ-shor (from سلاح Armour, and شور Exercise, habitude) adj. A champion, gladiator, horse-breaker.

سينا sīnā सीवन S̱. v. a. To sew, to stitch.

سڙ siṛ H s. f. Madness.

ستم sitam P s. m. Tyranny, oppression, injury, violence, outrage, vexation. ستمديد sitam-dīd or ستمديده sitam-dīda, adj. Oppressed. ستم رسيده sitam-rasīda, adj. Oppressed. ستمزده sitam-zada, adj. Oppressed. ستم ظريفي sitam- z̤arīf-ī, Elegance or ingeniousness in tyranny. ستمکش sitam-kash, adj. Oppressive, oppressed. ستم کشته sitam-kushta, Killed by oppression. violently slain. ستم کشي sitam-kash-ī, s. f. En- durance of oppression. ستم ور sitam-war, adj. Oppressive, tyrannical; oppressor.

سيار saiyār A (adj. superl. from سير) s. m. A wan- derer, a person taking the air or travelling for amusement, wandering, moving.

سرراس sarirās H (dakh. i. q. يکسان) Alike, in the same manner.

سمانا samānā संमान S̱. To be contained in, to go into. See امانا amānā.

سيٿهني sīṭhnī H s. f. Abusive songs sung by women at weddings.

سيسا sīsā सीसक S̱. s. m. Lead.

سمجهانا samjhānā S̱. (causal of سمجهنا) v. a. To make comprehend, to explain, to account for, to convince, describe, inform, satisfy, undeceive, warn, admonish, instruct, apologize.