سوراخ sūrāḵẖ P s. m. A hole, orifice, passage.

سوندها sondhā S̱. (from सुगंध) s. m. 1. A com- position of fragrant substances used for washing the hair. 2. Smelling like that of a new earthen vessel when wetted or from parching of pulse.

سرامد sar-āmad P (from سر Head, and آمدن To come; q. d. arrived at the summit) adj. Per- fect, complete, accomplished. 2. Master of any art, &c. 3. Chief.

سورداس sūr-dās S (सूरदास) n. prop. Name of a Hindī poet and singer who was blind; hence a blind man is called sūrdās.

سر sur S s. m. 1. (सुर) A god, a deity. 2. (for स्वर) Tone, melody, accent, song, note. سرملانا sur milānā, To sing in tune. ¶ sar (शर) 1. An arrow. 2. A reed of which ar- rows are made. (Saccharum sara: Roxb.). سرسادهنا sar sādhnā, v. a. To prepare to shoot an arrow. 3. (for सरः) A pond, a tank.

سہلا suhlā H s. m. A kind of song.

سمند samand P s. m. 1. A horse of noble breed, a steed, courser. 2. Bay or chesnut (colour of a horse).

سيج sīj सीहुंड S̱. s. m. A species of Eu- phorbia, the milky hedge plant (Euphorbia neriifolia or antiquorum).

سنساري संसारी sansār-ī S adj. Worldly.

سمع samﻌ A (Heb. ) s. m. 1. The ear. 2. Hearing. A. سمک (from سمک Heb. To prop, to sup- port, to raise) 1. samk, s. m. Height, depth, profundity. 2. samak, A fish on which the earth is supposed to rest; hence, ازسمک تا سماک From the bottom of the abyss to the pinnacle of heaven. 3. A fish in general. 4. The sign Pisces of the zodiack.