سرگن sar-gun सर्वगुण S̱. All qualities, posses- sing all qualities (an epithet of the deity).

سعد saﻌd A s. m. Felicity, prosperity, propi- tiousness.

سپاهي sipāh-ī P s. m. A soldier.

سليش श्लेष slesh̤ S s. m. A pun, a double meaning, an equivoque in writing or speaking; as, کيکرپاکرتارجامن پهل سا املا سيوکدم کچنارپيپل رتي تونتج Kīkar pākar tār, jāman phalsā āmilā; seʼo kadam kachnār, pīpal rattī tūna taj. (This seems to be a catalogue of trees; it also means) God has been kind to you; that which you de- sired is obtained; adore his footsteps; silly woman! leave not your lover for a moment.

سونڐا sūnḍā H s. m. A weevil, or small insect in corn.

سہاگ suhāg सौभाग्य S̱. s. m. 1. Auspiciousness, good fortune. 2. The affection of a hus- band. سہاگ پٿارا يا پڙا suhāg-piṭārā, or -puṛā, s. m. A casket of jewels presented by the bride- groom to his bride. سہاگ لہر suhāg-lahar, s. f. A cool refreshing breeze.

سنسر sunsar H s. m. The name of an ornament.

سکهانا sukhānā S̱. (शोषण or caus. of سوکهنا sukh- nā) v. a. 1. To dry; to emaciate, to cause to pine away. 2. To evaporate.

سمندرپهين samundar-phen S̱. s. m. See سمدرپهين samudr-phen, under سمدر samudr.

سرکاري sar-kār-ī P 1. s. f. Superintendence. 2. adj. Belonging to the state, or to the govern- ment, or to the kingʼs court.