سد sadd A s. f. A wall, barrier, impediment, ditch, rampart, an obstruction of any kind, an obstacle. سد رمق sadd-i-ramaḳ, s. m. A hin- derance or preventive from breathing oneʼs last; the last remains of life, the agonies of death. سد سکندر sadd-i-sikandar, Alexanderʼs wall.

ساڙهو sāṛhū श्यालीवोढा S̱. s. m. A wifeʼs sisterʼs husband.

سورٿهہ सोरठ soraṭh S s. f. Name of a musical mode, or rāginī.

سنگرهني संग्रहणी sangrahaṇī S s. m. Name of a disorder, an irregular state of the bowels, costiveness alternately with a diarrhœa.

سرس saras S̱. (श्रेयस्) adj. 1. Best, excellent, prime. 2. More, abundant, plenty.

سنيہي saneh-ī स्नेही S̱. s. m. Friend, lover, mistress. S̱. سو adj. 1. sau (शत) A hundred. سوسرکاهونا sau sir kā honā, (lit. possessing a hundred heads; so that, if one or several be cut off, others still remain) Implies excessive perseve- rance, energy or obstinacy. 2. su (सु) in compos. Good; as, سوڐهال su-ḍhāl, adj. Neat, elegant. 3. sau, Like. See سا sā.

سروتا sarotā H s. m. A kind of scissars for cutting betel-nut.

سل پٿ sil-paṭ S̱. adj. Smooth, even, level.

سوکاس sūkās सावकाश S̱. s. m. Leisure.

سکٿ sakaṭ S s. m. 1. (शकट) A cart. 2. (संकट) The name of a Hindū holyday.