ستاٴيس sattāʼīs सप्तविंशति S̱. adj. Twenty seven.

سہاتا suhātā S̱. adj. Agreeable, pleasant, charming.

سلگي salg-ī S̱. (see سلگ) adj. (dakh.) Familiar, friendly (?): see هلا hilā.

سوهين sohīṅ H adv. Before. See سونہين.

سا sā P. S̱. 1. adj. (Pers. سان or Sans. समान or सदृश) Like, resembling (most commonly by way of adjunct like the English) ish; so کالاسا kālā-sā, Blackish. 2. (for s. शः) An adjunct the meaning of which is at times scarcely perceptible, though often it seems to give intensity to the preceding word; as بـہت سا bahut-sā, Much, many, very much. 3. (or ساي) part. in compos. (from سودن or ساييدن) Rubbing, wearing, polishing, anointing, drawing.

سابدهان sābadhān S adj. Attentive, cautious, with attention. See ساودهان sāvadhān.

سرمه surma P s. m. A collyrium (generally considered to be antimony, but what is used in India is an ore of lead). سرمه آلوده surma- ālūda, adj. Stained with surma; whose eyes are stained with surma. سرمه دان surma-dān, or, سرمي داني surme-dānī, A box, &c. for holding surma. سرمه کش surma-kash, One who has tinged his eyes with surma, or who applies that collyrium to the eyes of any one: an en- lightener of the eye or aider of sight, &c. a dark night. سرمه کشي surma-kash-ī, The applying of surma. سرمه هونا surma honā, To be reduced to an impalpable powder.

سني sunn-ī A (from سنّة) 1. adj. Lawful. 2. s. m. An orthodox Muhammadan, who reveres equally the four successors of Muhammad; and, hence, called also chār-yār-ī. (The Turks are sunnīs; the Persians are shīʼaﻌs, q. v.).

سہو sahū A s. f. An errour, mistake, fault, inad- vertency, blunder, omission. سہوکاتب sahw-i-kātib, An errour of the copyist. سہوالقلم sahwu- l-ḳalam, An errour or omission of the pen.

سيمي sīm-ī P adj. Of silver, silver, silvery.