سامدرک सामुद्रिक sāmudrik S s. f. Palmistry, chiromancy, fortune-telling.

سروا surwā स्त्रुव S̱. s. m. A ladle in form of a hand with which clarified butter is thrown into the fire for a burnt offering.

سپاٿا sapāṭā H s. m. (dakh.) Spring, bound: see زغند zag̠ẖand.

ستوا satūʼā S̱. s. m. 1. See ستو sattū. 2. adj. (applied to a kind of ginger) Pulverable, free from threads or fibres. ستوا سنکرانت satūʼā- sankrānt, The entering of the sun into Aries; on which day the meal of parched grain is dis- tributed to the Brāhmans.

ستمگار sitam-gār P comp. of ستم Tyranny, and گار or گر Doer) s. m. A tyrant, an oppressor; adj. Tyrannical.

ستن sutan S̱. s. m. plur. of ست (in Braj) Sons.

سندس sundus A s. Fine silk cloth, satin or brocade.

سوارتهک swārthik S adj. Answering its purpose or object, successful, useful, profitable.

سکمار सुकुमार sukumār S adj. Soft, delicate. See سکوار sukwār. S. سکن शकुन (a bird) sakun, s. m. An omen. A. سکن 1. sakin, s. m. A dwelling. 2. ¶ sakn, Inhabitants of a house.

سرو sarv P (or saro) s. m. The cypress tree. سرواندام sarv-andām, adj. Having a body graceful as the cypress. سروقد sarv-ḳadd, or سروقامت sarv-ḳāmat, adj. Cypress-like in stature; tall and graceful. سروروان sarv-i-rawān, A moving cypress; a sweetheart moving gracefully.