سيني sīnī P s. f. A salver, tray, trough.

سرور surūr A (from سرّ To make or be glad) s. m. Pleasure, joy, cheerfulness.

سکهنا sikhnā S̱. v. a. (dakh.) To learn: see سيکهنا sīkhnā. ¶ sukh-nā, v. n. (dakh.) 1. To dry, to become dried up: see سوکهنا sūkhnā. 2. To be at ease or contented.

سجيو स With, and जीव Life sajīw S. adj. Alive, living.

ساس sās S̱. or sāsu (श्वश्रू) s. f. A mother in law.

سرپت sar-pat S̱. (शरपत्र) s. m. A kind of reed, or reed-grass. (Sac- charum procerum: Roxb.).

سکان sukkān A (from سکن Heb. To rest, to stop, to inhabit) s. m. 1. A rudder, helm. 2. (Plur. of ساکن) Inhabitants.

سانس sāṅs श्वास S̱. s. f. Breath, sigh. سانس الٿي ليني sāṅs ulṭī lenī, To gasp or draw in the breath (as, a person in agony). سانس بهرنا sāṅs bharnā, To sigh, to regret. سانس رکنا sāṅs ruknā, To be smothered or throttled. سانس روکنا sāṅs roknā, v. a. To suffocate, stifle.

سرشار sar-shār P adj. 1. Brimful, full, redundant, glutted. 2. Intoxicated.

سيٿها sīṭh-ā S̱. adj. Insipid, tasteless, weak, vapid, pale, pithless, sickly, faded.