سببيت sababīyat A (from سبب) s. f. Cause, motive.

سيہنڐ sehunḍ सीहुण्ड S̱. s. m. A species of Euphorbia, or indeed a general name for plants of that kind: Hunter. The milk hedge plant (Euphorbia antiquorum, &c. Wilson).

سلوت salwat A (Heb. Chald. from سلا Heb. To be tranquil or contented) s. m. Content, cheerfulness, felicity.

سينا sīnā सीवन S̱. v. a. To sew, to stitch.

سمندر samundar S̱. or samandar, s. m. (dakh. s. f.) See سمدر samudr.

سٿک saṭak H s. f. An elastick rod, thick at one end and thin at the other.

سوز soz P (from سوختن) s. m. (dakh. f.) 1. Burning. 2. Vexation, heart-burning. 3. Ardour. 4. A stanza of a mars̤iya or elegiack poem. 5. part. (in compos.) Burning. سوزگداز soz-gudāz, s. m. 1. Burning and melting. 2. An impas- sioned style in poetry.

سندهہ sandhi S (संधि) s. f. 1. Uniting, junction. 2. Peace, pacification. 3. A crack. 4. A hole.

سوکهنا sūkhnā S̱. (शोषण r. शुष Grow dry) v. n. To dry, dry up, evaporate, fall away, pine away, emaciate, shrivel, dwindle, wither. See سوکنا sūknā. ¶ sokhnā (शोषण) v. a. To soak up, dry up, absorb.

سرسرانا sursurānā S̱. (r. सृ Move) v. n. To creep along as a snake, to make the noise a snake does when creeping.